then this trip to l-a. >> grant:the frat party was at the tke house.near usc.on west 28th street. >> grant:he was found on the 10.near the vermont exit. though he was hit by a vehicle early saturday morning.the coroner was unable to identify the body because of the extent of thewe'll continue to track develoments with this breaking story. >> grant:just a short time ago students and faculty at u-c berkeley spoke about the tragic death of eloi vasquez. >> we were seized several phone calls from our dispatch center. involving a pedestrian eastbound tan east of vermont ave. officers are right and determined that mr. bass class had succumbed to his injuries as a result of a traffic collision. >> grant: dan you tell us

about the nature of that incident? >> do not know why he was on the tenn. we are still looking into that. and deeper into what he or what led him to getting off the freeway creek we do not know how he became in that area. we just know that, the driver of the vehicle lee is was driving her 2009 and paula, eastbound on the 10 and no. 4 line. --lane. she said that she saw mr. this quest and could not avoid this avoid the accident. >> grant: with the we go from now? could this have

been a suicide? >> it is too early to draw any conclusions as to what he needed to go there or what he was on the freeway. we are going to look at everything. no stone will be unturned. rather he was suicidal? we do not know. we will cooperate with the coroner's office to figure out his the time of his death. to figure out what led to that tragic collision. >> grant: try to figure out this surveillance video possibly that may gather shedding light on this situation? >> they are trying to do their best by obtaining a profile threat he if he was drinking? or if so what

taus was he located or with home? >> slicking gathered to that type of evidence or surveillance video we will definitely use it. to bleed to bring closure to the family. >> grant: we thank you for your time and yours perspective tonight. >> pam: kron4kron 4's charles clifford joins us live from campus with more. charles. >> pam: charles? >> reporter:san francisco police announced today. they have arrested two people

in connection with a double - homicide at crocker amazon park earlier this month. >> as you might imagine they were devastated. we were grieving together about one hour to one hour and half holding onto each other some talking some not so talking. it was what they needed. and we said a prayer together print continue to be with each other right now. >> reporter: the coach said he spoke with him in regard to getting ready for future matches. he also thinks that some of the key members may have had searched for him over the weekend. on the cal campus kron 4 news.

>> pam: san francisco police announced today. they have arrested two people in connection with a double homicide at record amazon park earlier this month. >> pam: 18- year old kenyatta butler. and 18 - year donzel gaines. were gunned down in their car in a parking lot. working with the daly city police and san francisco's gang task force. two 21- year old men were arrested late last week. davante robinson and greg morton. are facing murder charges. >> pam: on friday. there was another deadly shooting at the same park. san francisco police say related. >>sfpd officer albie esparza says: "for the ingleside district which includes crocker amazon park, the violent crime levels are about the same as they were year to date. there's not an increase per se but unfortunately these two did occur at the same playground which of course raises concerns." >> pam: one man died in that shooting on friday. so far police have not made any arrests in that case.

>> pam: following a recent rash of misconduct allegations. both against the san francisco police department and the san francisco sheriff's department, san francisco's district attorney is launching his own investigation by creating three distinct task forces. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the hall of justice with details dan? >> reporter: looking into the investigation in regard to racism text messages. with the setting up fights with inmates. technicians and supervisors in the deep in a lab were improperly conducting test. >> reporter: as a result, he want to look into each and every one of these things and that is why he has put

together this task force. >>"i find it repulsive, in my entire 30 plus year career in law enforcement this is some of the worst allegations that i have ever seen and i find them extremely troubling, not only because the incident but because of the potential repercussions for involving so many prosecutions. >> reporter:a public memorial will be held this week. for veteran san jose police officer michael johnson. who was gunned down in the line of duty. >> reporter: they are going to end look into all 1400 cases. that is the latest reporting from the light of justice. --hall of justice.

>> pam: coming up at 515 the latest on the firefighters condition. >> pam: as and as you've been began to ramp the gate and the guard that opens fire. cupping coming up at 530 what was found inside the vehicle. and next a big decision from the supreme court on a free speech some morgan hill. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day.

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>> pam:the u.s. supreme court declines a free speech case today. it was a case sparked five- years ago. over students wearing american flag t- shirts on cinco de mayo. at a high school in morgan hill. >> pam:live oak students were banned from wearing american flag t-shirts on the holiday, because administrators feared the violence on campus. because of a similar incident the occurred the year before. those who wore them anyway. were ordered to turn them inside out, or were sent home. >> pam:as a result, the students speech lawsuit, which the justices declined to hear today. without any explanation. >> pam: still ahead. the family feud takes a new twist.

>> pam: a hearing involving robin williams' widow. and his adult children has been postponed -- later this month. >> pam: at issue -- who gets to keep some of the late actor's belongings. catherine heenan is here with a update. >> catherine: a few examples of what they're fighting over. williams' widow susan schneider wants the wedding tuxedo that he wore. >> catherine: she argues that certain things have been removed from the tiburon home they shared without her permission. the belongings in question include clothing watches and photos.including photos the actor's 60th birthday. >> catherine: williams committed suicide in the home august 11th. today both sides agreed to meet outside court to try to resolve the problem. >> catherine: the judge suggesting that a necessary. the dispute focuses on the definition of certain words -- like what counts as >> catherine: 'memorabilia' from the actor's career. >> pam: harrison ford has been released from the hospital. following a plane crash earlier this month. seen driving in los angeles

over the weekend. >> pam: ford crashed a vintage plane on march 5th. on a golf course in southern california. the plane's engine failed shortly after take-off. authorities say, he had to make a forced landing. >> grant:a firefighter in fresno is in critical condition after plunging through the roof of a burning building into a ball of flames. it was all captured on video. here you can see him on the roof. then he just disappears and this fireball erupts. >>screams >>"people were all just shocked, about firefighter falling into that hellish pit of a fire." >> grant:while most onlookers looked on in disbelief, a former marine named joe reyes went to aid in the rescue. >>"i didn't hesitate. i just went to help the firefighters knowing what was taking place. the horrific scene that i seen. helped with them kicking the hoses, removing the trash cans, even cutting the cable from the garage door."

>> grant:firefighters credit other civilians with helping them. >>"we could hear people screaming. we could hear people running in trying to help. we could hear several folks trying to direct bystanders out." >> grant:it took less than three minutes to pull the trapped firefighter out. >>"the remnants of his burnt. it can kind of tell a story just by looking at it. what hell we went through in those three minutes." >> grant:the injured man is a 25 year veteran. he suffered second- and third-degree burns to more than 70 percent of his body. ♪ ""to watch one of our own be so significantly hurt is a traumatic event." >> grant:firefighters gathered at the hospital where he is being treated. >> grant:his name has not

yet been released. >>"very traumatic time for the fire service and for the fresno fire department. we are a family. brothers and sisters and as you can see here, we rally around each other. >> grant:the injured man was pete dern, a former military helicopter pilot who trained many members of the fresno fire department. >> reporter: los 70's for the south bay today and inland still warm the series has yet to make it out there so we have been in the 80s today but tonight look at look out for gusty wind. tomorrow we get the till end of the system that could bring us a few sprinkles and another law for tomorrow afternoon for it the rest of the forecast assumes. pam?

>> pam: just three months into the year. and the number of people who have taken their own lives along the cal-train tracks. is now equal to all of last year. kron four's rob fladeboe has details on the latest incident now. from sunnyvale. >> reporter:the latest fatality long the caltrain line occurred sunday morning, just south of mary avenue, here in sunnyvale. a caltrain spokesperson says preliminary indications are that it was an intentional act and that the unidentified man took his own life. >> reporter:caltrain says it was the 10th suicide so far this year, matching the total for all of 2014. >> reporter:what's more, by this time one year ago there had been only three such fatalitiesofficials are at a loss to explain why it's happening. >> reporter:extra patrols with police and private security guards have been watching certain stretches of the tracks in palo alto and mountain view but caltrain says it's not >> reporter:feasible to regularly patrol the entire 77 mile corridorgilroy

--to san francisco. to gilroy. >> reporter:but those extra patrols, new fencing and more signs like this one that provide >> reporter:information about suicide prevention services says caltrain, has prevented at least 94 suicide attempts in the past three years. >> reporter: in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: next. the controversial comments actor jamie foxx made.which sparked a social media firestorm. >> pam: revelations about the medical history of the co- pilot. who intentionally flight in france. returnrmanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪

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developerthe next host of "the daily show" has been chosen. 31-year old trevor noah is taking the place of jon stewart. >> pam: noah has made three appearances on "the daily show." he is a well-known radio and tv personality in south africa. >> pam: so far, there is no set date for noah's debut as the 3rd host in the show's history. the 1st was craig kilborn for 2 years, then stewart took over in 1999, which will continue until he signs off later this year. >> pam: "the daily show" will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year. >> pam: tonight. actor jamie foxx is underfire. for comments he made about bruce jenner. the insider's louis aguirre has more from los angeles. >> reporter:pam. bruce jenner was a hot topic for host jamie foxx at last night's 'i-heart' radio music awards. his jenner jokes causing a social media firestorm. but were jamie's jabs 'transphobic' or just tone deaf? >>we got bruce jenner, who will be doing some musical performances. he's doing a his-and-her duet all by himself." >> reporter:blasted for perpetuating twice during his i heart radio music

awards opening monologue >>fox: look i'm just busting your balls while i still can >> reporter:almost immediately social one person tweeted quote >>seriously #jamiefoxx? disgusting, that's not ok. it wasn't funny, just mean spirited and lazy. #supportlgbt >>i was mortified i thought jamie foxx's comment or joke was tasteless disgusting and wrong >> reporter:our insider from the human rahlan puts the controversy into perspecive, >>we haven't heard from bruce about what is going on in should be / a very cautious approach by comedians across the board in talking about bruce and his experiences >>pc: you guys are doing a that happening? >>rs: i don't know much about that one now. so i'll let you know when i do. >> reporter:on the red carpet keeping up with the kardashian executive producer ryan seacrest kept his cards close at hand regarding bruce's reported docu-series which will follow his next chapter. >>bj: love the hair >>kk: love your hair >>bj: it's a look >>kk: you're telling me my hair's a look? what is that

thing kettle black? >> reporter:last night bruce's long hair e! reality show. there has been no comment from the kardashians or jenner's regarding jamie's joke >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you pam. >> pam: you can watch all your4. after the insider -- entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. followed by kron 4 news at eight. >> pam: still ahead. a bizzare scene outside the national security agency. after an s-u-v attempts to ram the gates. what was found inside the s- u-v. next. >> pam: plus. the growing backlash against indiana's new religious 'freedom' law.

>> pam: new evidence of the co-pilot medical history. what is says the part of the transcript from the cockpit recorder. >> reporter: fan document

that he to fly he will be for crash. any chance of the suicide of it is not strong. scattered high clouds. low according >> reporter: to of the report you can hear him saying he needs to get back into the cockpit several times to rid >> reporter: organization is dismayed by this apparent leak of information about the voice recording creek near the crash site on monday continued to wish his final wish their final farewell from friends and family. among the dead is a is rarely sports journalist.

>> reporter: at the crash site continuing to look for the day that information and collecting the remains of those that are m of those that were on board. >> pam: a bazaar sheet out left one person dead at the gates of america's most heavily guarded site facility. alecia reid is in the news room to tell us. what officials are rolling out terrorism as a model. alecia? >> reporter: tam, this is indeed a strange story. two men still and s u b then

dress up as women wigs and all and try to press their way onto the grounds of the supersecret national security agency in maryland. >> reporter: behind the black glass windows tens of thousands of military and civilian employes monitor everything from satellite communications to sell fan text. it is the core of america's huge intelligence gathering effort and needless to say definitely not open to the public. today's drama began at the north entrance. the and as a sense are around nine this morning, a black for the state approves the security gate and failed to slow down this and as a police vehicle moved to intercept it. >> reporter: p.s. you be accelerated. police began firing in the two vehicles collided. one man died and

the other was injured. began as a officer was also hurt. along with the body of the dead suspect what appears to be a week late on the pavement. fbi agents joint and the investigation. they determine the s u b had been stolen early a from a nearby hotel. according to the local news reports police about cocaine and weapons in the car and are treating the matter as in local criminal case. >> reporter: denied monday this evening. scattered high clouds. low clouds at coast. tuesday morning low clouds through 10:00 a.m.. no. they sprinkles. sunny and windy. cooler. dust 40 plus miles per hour. >> reporter: wednesday;

sunny, windy and cooler. just 40 to 50 mi. per hour. >> reporter: thursday: sunny and warmer. saturday, sunny and a few clouds with a strong wind. sonny on sunday with cloud slight chance for showers but cooler. monday sunny and cool. >> pam: and air canada plane landed so short on the wrong way, that it hit a power line. that knocked out power at the halifax stansfield international airport. the flight was traveling from toward toronto. two dozen people were taking to the hospital for minor injuries. no major injuries have been reported. the aircraft, an airbus 8320, was damaged. heavy

snow was reported during the landing. it is not clear is that played a role in the accident. investigators are still trying to determine what the flight landed prematurely. >> pam: mean time brit the fiancee of former new england patriots tight and karen hernandez was back on the witness stand in his murder trial today. jenkins, testified that the day after lloyd's body was found in hernandez x card to get rid of a box which she thought contained marijuana. prosecutors have previously suggested it might have held the murder weapon, which was never found. hernandez is accused of the june 2013 killing of lloyd who was dating his fiancee's sister.

>> catherine: the latest backlash to indiana's new religious freedom law the president of san francisco state university has been all school funded travel to indiana. affectively genially. --effectively immediately >> catherine: critics say the lull could mean business refusing service to gays and lesbians. the fall out is heating up. >> catherine: another protest today. the one in at this fan and the and that is unacceptable is ridiculous. >> catherine: and is also liable to her state business with a string of business is opposing bloc. appleseed eagleton cook has had an op

ed piece in the washington post saying i'm standing up to oppose this new wave of legislation where every in mergers. >> catherine: and vienna- based and useless is backing out of the big money in expansion and. the mayor of indianapolis now says he's demanding that all state lawmakers fix the problem as some of them sound maureen saying that they will clarify things to show they did not intend for the discrimination against gays. >> catherine: as for governor of pence he still are used his new religious freedom what is ms. understood. the lettuce boycott like san francisco mayor seattle mayor it rory says he is issuing an executive order banning city workers from taxpayer funded travel to the state. gabe slate tech report >> reporter: next with my

gate slate tech report! >> pam: encouraging u.s. economic data and batch of corporate details but investors in a buying mood today, sending stocks sharply higher the dow rose 263 points.

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and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> grant: visions of the old lincoln continental are been turned upside down. ford is bringing back the card after a seven year hiatus. how about these bills and whistles. reclining receipts. built in champagne cooler a tablet computer on both of the armrest. reclining receipts. --rear

seats >> grant: for luxury division of belt is continental concept car in york. it will be coming out as a real production car next year in the price would be similar to the mercedes and bmw biggest cars. loaded up with options those cars can easily be in the six figures.

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gabe slate tech report >> catherine: this fall will hit the market officially april 10th but i did get my hands on it early to give you a sneak peek. >> reporter: it feels a lot different samsung completely rebuilt the gallery x series with this newfound courage it loses the plastic toylike field. the s six is a metal

and killed a lot sturdier. yet it is slighter thinner and sleeker. >> reporter: and drug users who have been waiting for this new phone will be happy if so great in the hand. it said she felt a lot more like a iphone fan and android from brit which, it is a good move. that is one thing apple has done design in fact there that people like. >> reporter: accept the obvious difference the s six has the curved edges on the screen that offers some unique useful features for a closer look at with this newfound has to offer hit to kron4 that come and look for high-tech patriot gate slate kron 4 news. >> reporter: we will have

clout to start off the day kryptonite wendy this evening. scatter high clouds, will clouds at the coast. >> reporter: morning low clouds threatening him on tuesday with north bay sprinkles sunny and windy. cooler. gusts at 40 mi. per hour. >> reporter: wednesday sunny and windy plus a little cooler. gust 40 to 50 mi. per hour. >> reporter: on thursday setting. when it's not as strong. --sunny >> reporter:windy but not as strong.

>> reporter: saturday at sunny and a few clouds drift strong wind. sunday sunny and clouds however, a slight chance for showers and a little cooler. >> reporter: on monday sunny and cool. >> reporter: westar off with the pending home sales. it is positive on news. >> reporter: very solid numbers with a steady increase in labor markets. renters are saying this is crazy and need to get into a home. all of these trends should continue into next year which is good for the housing market. >> reporter: the twist is there is not enough supply.

>> reporter: to starting winterset are trying to get into a home for the first time. >> reporter: how about spot to fight?--spotify >> reporter: entertainers are saying that the church is getting better material away. --material away >> reporter: 20 it was bought a $2 billion industry lacher and it has tripled this year. >> reporter:streaming. >> reporter: is it real positives in regard to this story but the industry is getting more money in piracy is going way down. >> reporter: it will sell

you a disposal if you want someone to install it, they have you covered their to? >> reporter: it is only an loss' angeles seattle and a few other cities. >> reporter: rob black. >> reporter: at rob black dot com. >> catherine: >> reporter: people behaving badly!

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. if you have a comment or a story idea for stanley, you can e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m >> stanley: any city in california has legal right to install a dedicated but planes and those lines fall under the california vehicle code that the senate, and dedicated bicycle lanes are the least respected lanes and all sampras's culprit if you do not lead me all you have to do is hang up on the embarcadero and is plainly obvious. like this glove writers utilizing the bike lane pretty much the entire time .

>> stanley: it appears to be a common practice because here is yet another one even motorcycle's use a light often to bypass congestion. >> stanley: this is kicking it in the bike lane. >> stanley: by the way the ticket for riding a scooter or motorcycle in the bike light is about $230. >> stanley: that being said bicyclist need to remember to stop every light in state of the crosswalks, crosswalks are for pedestrians and not bicyclist. >> stanley: but is not just to will type, sometimes is the four will type. the silver driver uses the biplane to drop off a passenger and a bike lane right smack in front of me. that is not low heat or

unloading. --loading >> pam: we have a lot more news for you at kron4 as six.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: police say for some unknown reason he was running eastbound lane on the 10 with the chevy impala fatally hitting him about 230 in the morning. he was last seen about an hour earlier at the fraternity house that is for he in france party reportedly wanted to leave the party and run or walk. actually calling a friend in the bay area to say that he was lost. she urged him to call his friends that were at that party. arting coverage will continue. with charles clifford, live tonight in berkeley. >> reporter: yes, a ploy to

pass this was a freshman here on the caltran campus. here at cal he was a soccer player and had not played too much in recent months due to a knee injury. he was apparently very light by his teammates. --very well liked. >> reporter: he held a team meeting this afternoon when everyone was informed that he had died and people are grieving >> wonderful team made very close to all of his players. our guys are grieving pretty hard right now. >> always had a way, excuse me. a way to make you laugh

third and brought energy to the room every time. {crying} >> reporter: was an excellent player and had a lot of skill and spent extra time working out. he thought that he would one day play major-league soccer. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> maybe thousands of cases affected by this. >> pam: a bombshell today about law enfocement in the city of san francisco. the district attorney is now launching his own three - prong inquiry. after a rash of misconduct allegations >> pam: it's our top story tonight. good evening i'm pam moore. >> pam: the san francisco police department and the sheriff's department are both under the microscope. allegations include sending racist text messages and forcing inmates at the jail to fight. and now there is word of improper d.n.a. testing the d.a. says , he will get the bottom of these issues.

>> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live at the hall of justice. with reaction from the police chief and public defender.dan? >> top official elected in this county still he is responsible and the guard in britain and that is why he said he has to conduct his own independent investigation. >> reporter: jean three tasks forces into the allegations with the officers forced and mace to fight in jail. sending races text and allegations of misconduct at the san francisco police department dna lab. >> officers crossed that line to the level they have done in this case it creates problems for all buster it-- all of us. >> reporter: the d.a. will

look back for years to see if there has been any tampering with any cases in the last years. >> reporter: going on to conduct tests and properly issued in aker results all of which were missed by a supervisor. >> it is really about guilt or innocence and when you have faulty dna procedures which is being perpetrated by an alex analysis and her supervisor the results are disasters there could be cut 8000 of cases affected by this. >> reporter: was with the deep and a laugh to impact over thousands of cases. >> take great pride to work

in our dna crime like--and laughed. many cases the dna is critical to the prosecution and that is what i want to make sure that this is not the case with other cases. >> reporter: talk to the sheriff and he is not sure why has the dna is conducting this investigation he fills the any to be independent by someone outside the city of san francisco corporate--the city of san francisco. >> reporter: not sure what the reason is for the da conducting that investigation and why he it continues to call for an independent investigation outside the city of san francisco. >> pam: two-man are behind

bars accused of the crime dripping photo from uc berkeley?s >> pam: deadly shooting in union city. according to police. tonight, two men are behind bars accused of the crime. >> pam: gary wayne gates and kenneth young , were arrested and charged with shooting 32-year-old tjorn ernis magee to death at a nightclub called the spot on alvarado blvd. in union city. >> pam: after the shooting.fremont police pulled over the men in a white van matching witnesses descriptions. police say jealousy drove young to shoot and kill mcgee after he saw an ex- girlfriend talking to him. >> pam: the men are being held

without bail. >> pam: santa rosa police are joseph manuel medrano. a repeat stolen vehicle offender who eluded police the suspect was last seen speeding in a stolen honda accord at cleveland avenue santa rosa, before later >> pam: member. a reward of up to 500 dollars is being offered for information on medrano. >> pam: stolen vehicle offender who eluded police sunday afternoon. >> pam: firefighters rescued a dog. after a two- alarm fire burned a bedroom and hallways of an antioch home this morning. the fire was reported at 11:32 a.m. at a home on west ninth street near b- street. >> pam: there were no residents at started. and crews only found a dog in the basement. >> pam: according to fire officials, the blaze

appeared to have started in one of the home's bedrooms and then spread to the hallway and attic. >> pam: the fire was under control just before noon. the exact cause is still >> gary: a dog was found safe after a two-alarm fire burned a bedroom and hallway of an antioch home county fire protection district officials said. the fire in the 100 block of >> pam: reported at robert marshall said. a second-alarm response was called and firefighters had the blaze under control just before noon. >> pam: the fire appears to have bedrooms and hallway and attic. the firearea but caused smoke damage throughout the home, he estimated the total damage to the home and its contents at $100,000. >> pam: >> reporter:tonight: windy this evening. scattered high clouds. low clouds at coast. >> reporter:tuesday: morning low clouds through 10am. north bay sprinkles. sunny and windy. cooler. gusts 40+ mph. >> reporter:wednesday: sunny, windy and cooler. gusts 40-50 mph. >> reporter:thursday: sunny. winds not as strong. >> reporter:friday: sunny and warmer. >> reporter:saturday: sun and a few clouds. strong winds.

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two shootings. and three fatalities. all in the same park in san francisco. in the past month. but police say the cases are not related. >> pam: on friday. a man what shot and killed in crocker amazon park three weeks ago. a two people in their car were shot and killed in a parking lot. >> pam: police today announced the arrest of two supects in the double homicide. even so, they are aware some neighbors have concerns about safety. 2officer albie esparza says: "now that we have had a second incident at crocker amazon we will have additional officers passing calls, paying more attention to these areas where we have seen an increase in violence >>no arrests have been made

in the shooting case from friday.

>> reporter:much of the peninsula caltrain tracks like this stretch in sunnyvale, are virtually inaccessible, with tall fences and crossing arms and no trespassing signs. >> reporter:but on sunday, a man got considered the 10th person so far this year to have taken his own life on the tracks. that matches the total number for all of 2014, when there were just three such fatalities by this time. >> reporter:the suicide of a palo alto high school student earlier this month led to extra vigilance by police in certain areas but caltrain says it is not feasible to deploy such security measures along the entire 77 mile corridor. >> reporter:health care professionals and community leaders with the group 'project safety net,' remain convinced the issue is not just about track side security but also about mental illness and remains mitted to find ways to reach out to schools and commuters >> reporter:and everybody that there is help for those in need. while there is no hard and

fast explanation for why it's happening, caltrain insists those extra patrols and outreach efforts to provide information about suicide prevention are working in that at least 94 suicide attempts have been thwarted over the past three years. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron4 new spirit >> pam: this week.law enforcement from around the nation will say goodbye to one of their own. san jose police officer michael johnson was shot and killed last tuesday while responding to threats of a suicidal man. >> pam: the gunman, 57 year old scott dunham was killed on his balcony when officers returned fire. johnson was a 14-year veteran of the force. >> pam: since his tragic death, a makeshift memorial at the san jose police headquarters continues to grow. the memorial service for officer johnson will take place this thursday at 11 a- m at the s-a-p center in san jose.

>> pam: we will stream the funeral live on kron 4 dot com. >> reporter: april tends to be gay when the month or around the bay area. >> reporter:tonight: windy this evening. scattered high clouds. low clouds at coast. >> reporter:tuesday: morning low clouds through 10am. north bay sprinkles. sunny and windy. cooler. gusts 40+ mph. >> reporter:wednesday: sunny, windy and cooler.

gusts 40-50 mph. >> reporter:thursday: sunny. winds not as strong. sa >> reporter:friday: sunny and warmer. >> reporter:saturday: sun and a few clouds. strong winds. >> reporter:sunday: sun and clouds. slight chance for showers. cooler. >> reporter:

>> pam: america's most heavily guarded spy agency the scene of a bizarre incident this morning. >> pam: two men dressed as women used a stolen s=u=v to try to crash into the national security agency in maryland. >> pam: they barely made it past the first checkpoint. an nsa police vehicle pulled when the suv accelerated, the officer opened fire. >> pam: one of the intruders was killed, the other was hit in the chest. the fbi is leading the investigation. >> pam: their preliminary assessment: this was "not" a terrorist attack. >> catherine: the investigation into the the french alps is revealing new evidence about the co-pilot. >> catherine: officials confirm that from suicidal

thoughts at some point. >> catherine: saying it was before he got his pilot's license.and that therapists 'over a long period of time.' video from our partnership with c-n-n, meantime shows that relatives of the victims continue to visit the crash site. >> catherine: today, german prosecutors say that while lubitz was once confirmed as being suicidal. more recent documents don't indicate that problem. lubitz's medical records >> catherine: show no physical problems --- an apparent reference to vision problems he'd been having. officials say they may have been psychosomatic in nature.

>> catherine: lufthansa, the parent company of german- wings.won't say whether it knew about his mental problems. >> pam: coming up: >> pam: and the closure this weekend could impact how you get all round her it what you need to know is next! >> stanley:if you are a bicyclist there are a few risky intersections in san francisco, one of the key reasons. well it's what this driver is doing, ill show just how many more i found in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: fishline three task force to look into misconduct by law enforcement agencies. allegations of misconduct at the police department dna lab and sheriff's deputies at the county jail. allegations in sampras's called police officers are responsible for racist attacks? >> this is very, very troubling to me.

>> reporter: at the hall of justice in san francisco dan carmen kron 4 news. >> reporter: a freshman and member of the soccer team this was was found dead been struck by a car. the soccer team held a press conference to express their condolences to his family. he was a very well liked young man an excellent soccers student. or soccer player. he was a valuable member of the team to it they are creeping the loss of this very well liked in an manfred--they are grieving the loss of this very well liked and manfred --young man. >> reporter: this was an intentional act. extra patrol has been launched in

certain stretch of track sprit those extra patrols and fencing and a lot more signs like these in regards to suicide prevention has prevented the least 94 suicide attempts in the past three years. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: leases that a patrol outside a tie schools following the third kidnapping in the last few weeks. six weeks to be exact and two attempted kidnappings. >> reporter: 20 of similarities all involved a man in it for between three and 4:00 after school. police as they have become more vigilant in the area surrounding the school skirted. >> reporter:

>> pam: a big free-speech ruling today by the supreme court. the high court rejected an appeal by several california students who were told they could not wear a shirt with an american flag on the >> pam: cinco de my hill holliday. >> pam: today's decision left intact a 9th circuit court of appea's ruling last year that found live oak high school officials in san jose had the legal right to order students wearing an american flag to turn them inside out or go home. >> pam: school officials say there had been at least 30 fights between white and mexican american students, and that the annual celebration of the mexican holiday on may 5th had heightened the tension. >> pam: critics say the law is discriminatory against gay and tran as gender people. the governor dodge

questions today rather legalizing discrimination was behind the signing of it. pence says that president and signed a similar plot and president obama back when he was sinister of illinois. catherine? >> catherine: attorneys for the wife and adult children of robin williams have agreed to try to resolve their dispute out of court. involving personal items belonging to the late actor. there was a hearing today. williams' widow susan schneider has complained

that things were taken from the tehran home that the couple shared, without her permission. some of the items being argued over photos of william '60s birthday and a tuxedo he wore when he mary schneider. his adult children argued that the trust will regress them things like clothing injury taken before that marriage. the judge today suggested that a meeting should be used if necessary. >> pam: 72 year-old harrison ford has a release from the hospital after a plane crash earlier this month. over the weekend, the actor was seen driving in el al baker it on march before it crashed a vintage planes, on a golf course in southern california. and was rushed to the ucla medical center. all 30 states, the plane into until shortly after takeoff and he had to make a

forced landing. >> reporter: tonight when de this evening. with scattered high clouds and low clouds at coast. --wendy this evening. >> reporter: tuesday morning low clouds through tin a.m. and north bay sprinkles. sunny and windy with cooler gust 40 m.p.h. >> reporter: on wednesday sunny wednesday and cooler with more best in the 40 to 50 mi. per hour. >> reporter: on thursday setting, when is not as strong and friday sunny and warmer. saturday sunday-- saturday sunday and cloud

slight chance for showers but cooler. on monday sunny and cool. >> pam: of a new survey shows many americans aren't sharing their income. according to bank rate roughly half of all americans have 5 percent of was of their incomes that includes 18% to are not saving anything. experts say you should try to say 15 percent of your earnings for retirement or in case of emergency. >> pam: those of you wanting in aikman muffin pans are in luck. mcdonnell said today that will start testing in all day breakfast at some locations in the san diego area starting next monday or next month. the couple the company is making the move in response to customers who have said that they have liked to eat breakfast food outside the typical morning hours that they are served. the test will include a partial menu

and features some of the mcdonnell brett celtuce and hash browns. r tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you.

>> grant:stubhub, is suing the golden state warriors. >> grant:why the bay area- based company is accusing the team is blocking them out. return >> grant: such sites attacked a track ticket brokers to prevent real fans to attend games. there are more than 10,000 people waiting to purchase these tickets. >> grant: if you want to get more prospective visit kron for the com.

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>> gary:good evening ! >> gary:happening today. >> gary:the warriors are now dealing with a legal battle. >> gary:it's been a charmed season for the dubs.

>> gary:set a new franchise record with their 60th win and clinched top spot in the >> gary:and today stephen curry was named the western conference player of the week. >> gary:curry had 6-three pointers in the warriors win over the bucks saturday. >> gary:for the week curry averaged 30 points and 8 assists in leading the warriors to a 4- 0. >> gary: going on with the warriors right now. smith's watson >> reporter: >> gary: these guys are worthy of your love! >> pam:

(laughter) >> gary:nba's best record at 60-13 >> gary:9 game winning streakstraight wins >> gary:team record 784 3- pointers >> gary:40-0 when holding teams under 100 points. former warriors great chris mullin is now a head coach. >> gary:mullin is taking over the job at his alma mater st. john's university where he is considered one of the greatest players in school history. >> gary:this will be the first head coaching gig for the 51 year old mullin. >> gary:mullin is hall of famer.two time olympic gold medalist.was the big east player of the year three times at st. john's and went to 5-straight all-star games

with the warriors. spa >> gary:mullin replaces steve lavin at st. john! rodgers dodd twitter war-fs coming up. >> gary:oh my bracket! i do not want to hear it! >> grant: why not?

>> grant: (laughter) >> gary: i want to watch the game ! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: if you do not love the game i do not want to hear about your lousy bracket! >> pam:i love the game. (laughter) >> gary: a sportswriter for cbs did not want to see him on the floor probably,

because he blew up the internet request so he took to twitter and that the war began. >> gary: state of the three. a unrestrained access to the court is it there? selig guarantee you this will be taken upper san roger should not be in this position. >> gary: sending 70's before rogers responded. >> gary: quit crying and you are a joke! >> gary: my friend a jason applebaum thought is that he did a super group ever he wants to. --he can root for

whoever he wants to. >> gary: i will speak for te'o to read when we signed up for twitter part of dark initiation was to not give in to any war with anyone. >> pam: i am not getting into wars with anyone. there is nothing but love. >> gary:no! >> gary: pam and i are like sitting ducks. if you want to beat us up and go right ahead! >> pam: i have no response. >> gary: good evening and will come to 320 accounts. --welcome to three twitter

cowards. >> gary: the bay bridge series. the giants and a's plan a couple at a giants stadium and then one at the oakland stadium. but enough with this exhibition stuff. >> gary: serena and venus just live down the road from this tournament. just moving right along. winning the miami (when you are listening and you could just forget about it she is the boss. movie not!--moving on! >> gary: tiger woods everyone one day on the

other when you have a feeling for him you may not like him or love him what ever? you you feel him. sensing for the williams sisters. --smae0-- same thing for the williams sisters! you have to feel it! >> pam:sounds like james brown! feel it! >> gary:feel it!

>> pam: wrappers jasey new streaming music service test twitter looking at a big blue. musicians from tiny west to " play have turned their twitter avatars blue to help promote title this dreamy music service that we lost today. back in january, daisy spot titled for $56 million poorer. -- jay z bought tidal for $56 million. it is currently a subscription base music service many rivals in the options both offer premium and freak, an act based options. --ad based options.

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don't miss furious 7 in theaters april 3rd. "the insider" with perspective on today's top trending stories. >> bruce jenner will be here doing some musical performances. he's doing a his and her duet all by himself. >> jamie's jokes could have been the social media line of fire for his i heart radio hosting gig just tone deaf? >> look i'm just busting your balls while you still can. >> something's happened with bruce jenner you're doing a show? >> and taylor and madonna's killer duet has the stars taking sides. >> madonna. angelina dares to be different. at the kids choice awards. >> different is good. >> then scott eastwood gets steamy in his first major leading role after struggling to

thrive in his famous father's shadow. >> i couldn't get auditions. >> even with a body like this. are you kidding me? >> a laundry issue more than anything. >> it's a beautiful explanation for why he loves to take off his shirt. >> now the latest celebrity and pop culture news delivered to you 24/7 it's "the insider" together with yahoo! >> what he said about bruce jenner that some say even crossed the comedy line. >> then we meet jon stewart's heir apparent. >> and later, i'm with lady valor. the former navy s.e.a.l.s mission to become the first transwoman in congress. and of course bruce was a hot topic for jamie foxx at last night's i heart radio music awards. his gender jokes causing a social media firestorm. but with jamie's jabs tra