good morning, thanks for joining us. >> and this is quite nautical this morning. >> this is opening day on the bay. this is the opening of the northern california. and boating season today. and bring out the stripes. and get appropriate to get on the yacht. >> they are never going to have it in my lifetime. >> she is excited about that and it is pretty nice. little cool off the coast and if you are heading out to check out the boatsz, make sure you bundle up. look at the beautiful shot from our bay bridge camera. and we have lots of blue skies

out there. and clear start to the sunday morning. >> quite a bit colder compared to yesterday. this is when we have the clouds and rain coming through. >> 46 degrees in santa rosa and low in san francisco and 48 in san jose and 49 in livermore. we are talking mid-40s for fair land. >> upper 70s for antioch. and 74 in pleasanton. and notice, generally staying in the upper 50s and half moon bay. >> 54 is the high in san francisco. 50s in san rafael and in sunny vale and in san jose. if you like warmer temperatures, you will get more coming up later. >> thank you so much. >> now, we get to the big story. the warriors completing the sweep of the new orleans. >> pelicans advancing now to the second round of the nba

nayoffs. they led the game pretty much from the start and it is steph curry leading the way. he followed the 40-point game with 39 poundses in game four last night. they took a 20-point lead into the 4th quarter. then had to hold off a late push to the pelicans and this is 109 to 98. >> emily turner caught up in the bay area. and they celebrated last night's victory. >> it was a welcome for the four game sweep of the first round of playoffs. >> oh, my god, it is amazing. >> this is a sweep. >> we are done. > >> absolutely amazing. >> couldn't have played better. >> he was huge out there. and i am ready for the next round. >> now, attention turns to the next round. >> plenty of fans make sure they are part of it.

>> i don't know how i will afford it much and i will get the tickets to the finals. and i don't know what they are going to cost and i want to be there. >> this is an investment that many say is worth it. especially those who were golden state fans in the leaner years. >> they say, it is paying off. > >> that is good basketball and we have been able to see a team like this in the bay area. and you know, it is fun. >> now, i am super excited about the way they are playing the last few year. this team is incredible. >> they are reporting for us. and this is the series between the trailblazers and the memphis grizzlies and it is going to be the griz. they hold it over the

trailblazers. >> death toll from the powerful earthquake is now climbing to 2200. we are learning of at least one bay area victim. mike pelt ton is reporting live from the newsroom from the massive recovery effort. >> those in and around nepal have to deal with after shocks. >> this is the 7.8 magnitude yesterday. followed by the strong after shock this morning. the damage from all of this is felt far and wide. the large earthquake yesterday caused an avalanche on mount everest killing 17 people and in large part due to falling rock and debris. several climbers are missing this morning. many are using their 10ths to treat those that are injured and helicopters arrived to take those critically wounded. and the bodies of those who died are still at base camp. this is hitting close to home. a google employee is among those who died. dan fredenberg was hiking and he described himself as an

outdoors enthriews yas and starting at google in 2007. >> in a statement, a google representative said sadly we lost one of our own. dan fredenberg in mountain view was there with three other googlers and he has passed away. the other three with him are safe and we are working to get them home safely. now, we are getting more into the newsroom. tracking the latest developments and we will have an update coming up at 8:00 this morning. marty. >> that is mike pelt ton reporting live from the newsroom. this is hours after sheriff's deputy it is break up a party with 100 teenagers in walnut creek. the home burst into flames. it is a total loss. this morning, we are get a look at new fire. >> now, we have the latest. >> it is immediately, the roof in that area collapsed. >> there isn't much left. >> this is gone. >> empty bottles of lighter

fluid and charcoal fluid. this is possible roots of the fire. >> neighbor patrick riley filmed this around one eye clock in the morning after waking up to the sound of fire engines. >> saw a bunch of orange light and smoke and fire trucks. >> walked up to the hill and saw it on fire. >> two hours before the contra costa fire district reported to reports of smoke. sheriff's deputies broke up a party here attended by 100 teenagers. >> it is a project. and it is happening. it is pretty bad. it is vacant for quite some time and it appears they are responsible. >> they are on site. the vacant house igniting. and fire destroying it. >> ever since the homeowner died last year. fire investigators say the house has been frequented by teens. cull minute nateing in the fiery mess. >> neighbors aren't happy about

it. >> glad it was raining. >> if not, the outcome could have been worse. >> this is in the summertime and burning embers landing on the vegetation all around here. >> i didn't hear they were students from north gate. if i would have heard about it if it was. >> north gate high school junior will lives down the street. >> people tweet the address and put it out there. and make sure it is known. >> in this case, good man said word of the party was kept quiet. now, so are the people who attended it. >> no one is speaking up and since the fire happened, i feel if anyone knows anything, they should speak up. this guy died six months ago and now, his family has to deal with the house burning down. there are things in there that are his and they probably wanted to keep and now they are gone. in all. it is $750,000 in damages. the official cause of the fire is still under investigation.

walnut creek. kron 4 news. >> happening right now. >> bart service is shut down. >> this is in oakland and the shut down started at seven. it is until 4:00 tomorrow morning. buses will be made available today. between the two stations. bart is saying. if you have a plan b, you should use it. expect travel times to increase 30 minutes to an hour. >> that is something to keep in mind if you are taking the a game. they will continue for the next three weekends. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. protests turned violent in baltimore. this is the newly released video of the man who died while in police custody. a model said she was attacked by police in a las vegas casein known and -- das seep no. and all -- casino and all caught on video. >> we will have this year's

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weekend. this capsized sailboats during a regatta in alabama on saturday. more than 100 sailboats took part in the event. it said as many as 50 people were rescued from the water. it brings to mind this is opening day on the bay here. in the bay area. and we need to keep alert on that as well. anny hong will tell us how the bay conditions are this morning. >> hey, marty. things look better compared to yesterday. we have a small craft advisory in effect. it starts at one in the afternoon. what that means, we will have hazard duses conditions. and experienced boaters and you should know how to deal with that. it will start off sunday morning. this is the embarcadero camera looking at the water there. you will know as as you are stepping outs the door. getting ready to head out.

boat with the family. bring out the coats. it is cooler this morning compared to 24 hours. and 48 in san jose. and 52 in concord, livermore. and it is 51. santa rosa, cool spot at 45 degrees. so, a cooler start this morning compared to this time. breezy at the coast. it is not the warmest day for the coast quite yet. >> temperatures inland. they are warming up and sunny and even warmer inland. and then we are looking at cooler conditions for the middle of the week. once again for the middle of the week and into the weekend. this is the airport this morning. and no delays for sfo and oak lnd and no problems for the planes landing there today. clear skies around for the high pressure and starting control builds overhead. we will really feel the warmth tomorrow afternoon. it is nice as well. here is the future cast. it is lunchtime today.

and see temperatures generally in the 60s indicated by the green. you will notice the coast is staying. into the low 60s and places like pacifica. and temperatures getting to the mid- to upper 70s along the delta today and the inland locations. generally, into the 60s. by 7:00 this evening. check out the storm tracker for highs for this afternoon. warmest readings will be out towards the delta and the east bay. upper 70s and 77 in antioch and 75 in live more and low 70s in oakland. it is nice for the game today. and hope to win this afternoon. >> this is the high in napa. and in downtown san francisco. and half moon bay. >> 70 in redwood city and four our friends in santa fe under sunny conditions. >> this is the storm tracker around the forecast. >> sunny skies.

we warm them up on monday. >> pushing close to mid-80s on monday afternoon. and little cool down for tuesday and wednesday. and warmer again for thursday and even on friday. pushing upper 80s on friday. get it ready. >> thank you, anny. >> good news for thousand of people in chile who are worried about another one from the volcano. downgrading the possibility of a third blast. however, the volcano is still in the ash clouds and created some canceled flight there in the area. and this is what the volcano looked like when it erupted for the first time in 40 years. they see a lightning storm inside. >> chileian authorities had people evacuate and then come back to salvage what they can.

a fashion signer filed a federal rights lawsuit against the las vegas police department. the woman said police used excessive force on her in the lobby of one of the most popular casinos on the strip. when they showed us what happened, it was caught on surveillance video. >> i couldn't breathe. i kept trying to hit his hand. and loosen up away from my neck and he kept dragging me across the flare. >> a knock out brawl captured by surveillance cameras. by the time i got up on my feet. i tried to turn around and break away from him. >> early. october 16th. she get caught in the middle of a fight between security and her friends outside one oak nightclub. >> they had me by their hair. >> they had their knees in my back. trying to put my hands behind my back. >> okay. i am going arrested. >> it shows the officers put

her in a choke hold. she punches the officer four times and tries to get away. >> all i remember thinking is who is touching me. why am i being man handled. >> he handcuffs her and minutes later. he slammed her head into a glass table. there is blood everywhere. my clothes and into my shoes. >> this is part of the reason ariana has her face still healing. >> the biggest scars are invisible. >> i don't want anybody to go through what i went through. if i have to tell the world my story. that's what i am going to do. >> neither the officer for the las vegas police department commented on the incident. coming up. if i had to explain it to you, but i will explain it to you. >> a driver who is about to get something from the police department and she adopt know

why. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly.

. she had no idea driving on the shoulder is a no-no. >> i will explain it to you. you are driving on the shoulder of the road. all right. >> that's what you did. and in passing all the cars, you want to turn left and they are patiently waiting in line. but for some reason you felt you could cut in front of the

people to make a left hand turn. >> i was not trying to do any big deal. what is this. >> then she turned her attention to me. >> so, it is only fitting we have a discussion. >> i saw a lot of people driving on that shoulder on that side and when i pulled up here, as you can see now, i get right there. i would not be on the shoulder. >> actually. since san pablo exit is one lane. she would have been on the shoulder for quite awhile. >> well, you guys could a great job, you guys got me. really bad and i am unemployed and i have no money. so now i am going to get a big ticket. you have got me and showed your power. >> then i tried to ends the interview. >> thanks for you know. >> i tried to end the interview. >> have a good day. >> how come you are changing it. >> don't you want to keep pounding me so you can shame me a little bit more. >> i asked you o a question.

>> how come i drove on the shoulder. >> huge stent down here and everybody is backing up and i wanted to get off the freeway. i did not in any sense believe i was doing anything wrong. >> she finishes her conversation with the officer who was in the process of issuing a ticket to a carpool violator when she rolled up next to him. >> this is a citation for driving in a lane. and you are off the side of the road. >> the fine is get this. $367 and a point on your driving record. clearly not worth it. >> are you zooming in on me. >> in richmond. stanley roberts. kron 4 news. well, coming up on kron 4 news weekend. police are releasing new video of the arrest of a man who died in police custody. we will show it to you when we come back. we will take a live look outside. this is golden gate bridge and plenty of sunshine. expecting a nice day in san

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. here are the big stories, warriors head to the second round of the nba playoffs and eliminating the pelicans. 109-98 was the final last night. leading the way with 39. and nine assists. >> clay thompson adding 25-points. >> green had a double-double. and 22-points and 10 rebounds. golden state will play the winner the portland-memphis series. if you to take bart to the as game. it is shut down between the coliseum stations. buses resist available between the two stations. if you have a plan b, you should use it. shut down will last until 4:00 tomorrow morning. overseas in nepal. international aid starting to arrive following the yesterday massive # .8 earthquake.

tens of thousands of people jolt the a wake by a magnitude after shock. death toll climbing to more than 2200 people. expected to increase. at least 17 people were killed on mount ever rest from a link to that earthquake. >> bringing it back to the stories. and we are always following. we are expecting a warm up, right. >> today is the beginning of the warm up. it is lots of sunshine. and starting out. out the window, it is really nice and it will be warm. it is cooler right now. compared to what it was four hours ago. >> it as cooler start. and we have a live look at the walnut creek camera. and it is early sunday morning. here is a look at the temperatures. 45 in santa rosa. and 52 in concord and 53 in antioch. and also in san jose. 50 degrees in downtown san francisco. here is an oakland as game

forecast. taking this on houston astros. once again. first pitch at sunny skies. >> temperatures will be in the mid-60s. a lot more mild and comfortable compared to yesterday. not too bad during yesterday's game either: we are expecting west wind from five to 15 miles an hour. >> little breezy. >> don't forget of course the sunscreen for today. >> look at the day planner for today. >> hour by hour. it is in the upper 40s and we get to 56 by 10:00. and play by lunchtime and then we will top out in the lower 70 hs. under sunny conditions. >> this is the south bay and tracking the responsibility and northwest wind. 10 to 15 miles an hour. >> really nice eating for dinner. it will cool down by early evening. >> this is the forecast. and major warm up.

this is throughout the next details. marty. >> thank you for that, anny. >> groups gan smashing police cars and store front windows. we will look at last night. they are protesting following the death of freddy gray while in custody two weeks. or last week rather. >> two people were hurt. a dozen others arrested. in the first public comments since gray's death. they asked to romaine calm and peaceful. >> he would not want this. the mother and father don't want violence. violence doesn't get justice, thank you. they give another look at the moment it is before and during freddy gray's arrest. police say surveillance video

will peace together a timeline of what happened. joe johns explains. >> reporter: new video from baltimore police showing different angles on the transportation of freddy gray. >> they were released on the you tube page. >> the photo of every camera that may have caught a single moment of the incidents is under review. >> one clip shows gray interacting with police. >> minutes later, it shows the arrest scene with the police department van. >> from another, it is seen stopped and the prisoner loaded. it is from hundreds of surveillance footage in the area. as they try to piece together the timeline. >> reare refining. and it is getting sharper and sharp erp as we move forward. >> the surveillance video that is released is not the same that was shot showing gray's ashes and less than after he

was maintained. >> it called for a medic. >> he flipped into a coma. >> marc: dying after his initial arrest. >> this comes as police admit mistake it is were played. >> we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon. as he should not have been. no excuses for that, period. >> our police employees failed to get him medical attention in a timely manner. >> multiple times. >> strongsest language. talk about possible charges for the death of the 25-year-old. >> we are going to have to prosecute them. and so, giving too much information out to you on the front may jeopardize that prescription. that was joe johns reporting. happening today, a community forum this afternoon in connection about the shooting death of an east bay man by richmond police. >> 24-year-old richard petty

perez was shot and killed. officers say they tried to grab the gun. and looking at video from around january. >> that's when they were filing a civil case. today's forum is from 4:00 to 6:00. at the bobby bowens, progressive center. in richmond. >> police say they need your help in tracking a down a man who park a lengthy high speed chase. >> it started on highway one near the point road in half moon bay. >> driver of a silver mercedes took off after feeling to yield. >> during the chase. a driver and passenger were seen tossing two pistols. and high profiled window. they are still looking for the driver after he jumped out and then entered a home. k-9 certainly and other

officers didn't find anything. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. the approval rating is at 48%. gray hair is at 85%. >> it is all fun and games. we will show you some of the funniest moments from the last night's white house core spend department's dinner -- correspondent's dinner. >> we will have the highlights for you after the break.

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. we are back. this is the second round of the nba playoffs. golden state led it behind this guy. steph curry leading the with way again. following his performance in game three with 39-points in

game four last night. they took a 21-point lead then they had to hold off a late push pay the pelicans. desperate push to get back in the series. they will win it by a final of 109-98 and face the memphis grizzlies and it is a commanding lead against portland. we will get you caught up with baseball. >> giants on the road. taking on the rockies. they would jump out to an early lead. and take a one run lead into the bottom of the ninth and then the rockies would come back to tie the game. go to extra innings. and top of the 11th. joe panic would hit into a fielder's choice. >> that would score. and give the giants the lead. they hold on to win it by a final of 5-4. >> they to for the series win. >> tim linsz couple is scheduled -- tim lincecum is

scheduled. >> theyer taking on the houston astros. they have a big lead early. behind a home run in the second inning. way too much for the as to overcome. >> houston goes on to win it with a final. 5-3. they salvage one win and avid the sweep. it is scheduled for 105 at the coliseum. >> coming up on sports night live. it is the playoff talk. and what is next. if they get past the them. >> they break down the rockies and as. it is full half hour of all your sports needs. sunday night at nine right after the news.

. a possible tornado hit kentucky on saturday. several homes damaged. fallen trees and power lines. and even roofs were blown off the buildings. it is stuck underneath a tree. the earliest someone can help to remove and tow his car would be tomorrow. >> lots of cleaning up to do

there. >> we do want to focus and in the southeast. we see an example. > >> all eyes on texas. and storm prediction center is saying we have got an enhanced risk for dallas and ar. and for severe weather today. tornadoes are a possibility. and severe thunderstorms, damaging winds and heavy rains. and watching that. and later this afternoon. >> later this evening, we have an enhanced risk. and take the storm tracker for today. >> we are looking at cloudy conditions. in seattle s and high of 60 and rain free of the northwest. >> cool in new york. and nice spring day and low 60s in st. louis.

under sunny skies. and albuquerque expecting upper 50s for today. check out the sfo camera. it is a little dark out there. we have clear skies. no delays right now for sfo oakland. and san jose. you will notice after stepping out the door. >> especially in vallejo. where it is 9 degrees cool ter compared to 24 hours ago. it is cooler in san jose. and four in livermore. so, we are looking at temperatures generally in the 40s and 50s right now. >> 52 in antioch and upper 40s in san jose. and cowb town san francisco. oakland good morning to you. and you are at 48 under sunny skies. showing us. it is a nice day. lots of sunshine. you will want the sunglasses and the sunscreen today. and you will notice we will see cloud also forming along the coast and tomorrow morning. it is 6:00 a.m. maybe coastal fog and clouds.

>> patchy fog. making its way into the inland locations for tomorrow morning. >> still, plenty of sunshine tomorrow. and afternoon. and inland and get ready for warm temperatures. >> south bay. we will look at 70s and in santa clara and also in san jose. heading over to the east bay. >> nice day for you as well. >> this is walnut creek and 73 in danville and castro valley. richmond looking for a high of 66. for the oakland area. a nice day for you. >> high of 70 today. >> it is for alameda and for friends in san francisco. 59 in ocean beach. it is breezy for the coach and low 70s. in petaluma. here is the storm tracker around the forecast. lots of sunshine for the last several days. >> warmer tomorrow. >> low to mid-80s and little cooler on tuesday and wednesday with morning clouds and fog. >> then warmer once again for

thursday and friday. >> it looks really nice for opening day on the bay, marty. and we do have a small craft advisory in effect. for the small boats. it should be careful. >> thank you very much, anny. >> celebrities rubbing elbows with politicians attending the correspondent's dinner. it is known for bringing politicians. journalists and entertainers together. >> president obama opened up the fun with some of the highlights. > >> i am determined to make the most of every moment i have left. >> after the midterm elections, my advisors asked me. do you have a bucket list. >> i said. i have something that rhymes with bucket list.

>> . immigration? buck. >> buck it. >> now regulations, bucket. > >> on to other news this morning. many athletes in cuba said they could never imagine playing alongside americans but as recommendations begin to thaw, it is now a reality. this is the first ever basketball camp in cuba. >> hoop troves come to to -- dreams come to havana. and the recommendations slowly thaw for the first time. this is a basketball training camp in cuba.

>> powering legends came out of retirement to practice a little basketball diplomacy. >> it is over the decades and divided them. how can basketball bring the two countries together. >> we have done it before. i don't see why not. sports is a great thing. it can build a bridge. >> it is idea logical struggle with capitalism. cubans would play for the love of the game not the sky high salaries that he said corrupted american athletes. politics couldn't stop cubans from adoring the stars. visiting players were given awards by the government and serenaded by what is not heard in couple moonist cuba, the national anthem. >> cuba, they say has the

potential to be a basketball powerhouse. >> cuba has a great history and producing phenomenal athletes. >> you know what they need is exposure. >> they make it difficult for a cuban player to compete in the nba, many of cuba's top athletes and still effect ready to play in the u.s., and by becoming the best. the visitor players say they help the odds. >> anything is possible. and anything can happen to them. >> havana. >> still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend. an adam sandler movie is stirring up a controversy with some of its actors. we will head outside tment and look at the approach of the bay bridge w. >> this is the east bay. >> we are expecting a nice day in eke land.

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is okay. tasteful. >> they had situations where they were referring to women with sexual innuendos in a disrespectful manner. >> with them having names of beaver breath and wearing no bra. >> in a statement, the company said ridiculous is a sat tire of western movie stereotypes and the cast assist in on it. and part of the joke. also from hollywood. you thought you had enough. >> a fast and furious film is coming your way. >> saying. >> furious eight will hit the theaters. >> in 201. >> the plot last not yet been revealed. >> if vin december he will will be returning for this one. >> it is furious seven and include as trib but to the late paul walker and in global box office sales. still ahead for you on

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we are warming things up and it is a nice day shaping up for the peninsula this afternoon. check out the temperatures right now. and san francisco, oakland. san jose, you are both coming in. and in concord, five #. and livermore. and good morning to you. you are coming in at 45 degrees right now. >> this is san francisco and peninsula forecast. if you are heading out the door to go to church or run some errands and get the jog in. >> mostly sunny out there. and low to mid-50s. sunny and milder. really nice conditions. may seem a little cool. we will see breezy conditions for potentially the south bay today and by 3:00 p.m. >> sunny and still pleasant. >> temperatures topping on the upper 60s and for the coast, we are talking upper 50s to low 60s t we will talk about

the seven-day forecast and the warm up that is headed this way. >> marty. >> sounds good. we get to break diagnose news. that we continue to follow. >> the death toll in nepal growless to a magma sued earthquake saturday. >> among the dead, a google executive. >> they have join us now from the update on the recovery update. >> it stands at more than 2200. >> they have had to deal with dozens of after shocks. it as powerful magnitude. and this comes as search and rescue efforts continue. emergency crews and every day people are helping to pull people from the rubble. >> we have heard loud cheers. and it is a powerful earthquake that did damage to nepal. top link buildings -- toppling buildings and it extends to sursurrounding vies. and one person returned home

from india after surviving the quake. >> the room was shaking and the floor was shaking. i couldn't. i couldn't explain what was happening. >> i just stepped out. and we are trying. i saw people coming out. >> also devastating for those in nepal. looking at historic building that are now rubble am no match for the powerful earthquake. it is too early for estimate it is on the total damage to the region. officials worn it could keep getting higher. they are going to get a chance to sift through the piles of rubble and in search of bodies or survivors of the quake. >> marty. >> thank you so much. >> the large earthquake caused add avalanche on mount everest. killing 17 people. in large part due to falling rock and debris. they are still missing this morning. and many of the climbers using

the tents to treat those who are injured. they arrive to take the most critically wounded. the bodies of those who survived and died are at the base camp. >> this is hitting close to home in the bay area. google lows are among those who died. >> he was hiking on mount mount everest with three others when they hit. they described themselves as an outdoor enthusiast. >> it is back in 2007. >> posting the latest on the quake. >> this is kron 4. and you can see more of the video and photos coming out of the devastated areas. >> bringing it back home. >> big news we are following in the bay area. this is moving onto the second round of the playoffs. bay area fans resist very excited about that. they completed the sweep of the pelicans last night. winning the series. four games to none. they led this one. just about all the way led by superman steph curry and game

three. he followed it up with 39-points last night. they took a 21-point lead in the 4th quarter. they did hold off with a late push t and it is 109-98. emily turner was with fans when the buzz err sounded. >> it is a four game sweep of the first round of playoffs. >> it is amazing. >> that was a sweep. >> we are done. >> off the next one. >> clay and curry couldn't play better. >> dream on. >> i am ready for the next round. >> attention turns to the next round. >> plenty of fans say they plan to do this. >> i went to the first game one. >> this is saving up for the next one right now. >> try to trying out how to get it to the finals. >> i don't know what they are going to call us.

>> it is worth it. and especially those who are golden state fans in the leaner years. >> all of that is finally paying off: they stunk the whole time. >> played good basketball. and it has been a long time since we have been able to see a team like this in the bay area. you know, it is fun. i am super excited and this team is incredible. >> that was emily turner reporting. now, the warriors will take on the blazers and memphis grizzlies. it will hold a 3-0 lead over portland. we want to see the warrior's pride. send us fewer photos at breaking news. we are posting them on the website. >> kron 4.com. still ahead for you. an update on the wall nutd creek house that was destroyed

after a large teen party. >> protests against police turned violent in baltimore. we will show you the newly released video of the man who died while in police custody. >> coming up next. major closures. and affecting drivers. and transit right ders. >> what you need to know before you leave the house.

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. they are trying to figure out the connection between a large teenage party and house fire. we first brought you this story on kron 4. >> the home was destroyed hours after a sheriff's deputy broke up the cloud. we have the latest.

>> . it is burning charcoal inside tipped grills and possible roots of the fire. >> neighbor patrick riley filmed this around 1:00 in the morning after waking up to the sound of fire engines. >> i saw the house completely on fire. >> it is before the contra costa fire district. it is reports of smoke and sheriff's deputies broke up a party here attended by at least 100 teenagers. >> to be honest. it is like a project of what is happening here. >> the home is vacant for quite some time. it appearance the partygoers are responsible. they are related some how. >> ever since the homeowner died last year. they say the house has been

frequented by teens. culminating in this fiery mess. >> i was completely fiewrpous. >> neighbors aren't happy about it. >> i am glad it was raining last night. >> if not, the out come could be worse. >> if it happened in the summertime. it could be embers landing on the vegetation. >> i didn't here these are students from north gate. i would have heard about it. >> she lives down the stro. >> they tweet the address. put it out there. and make sure it is known. >> good man said word of the the party was kept quiet and now, so are the people who attended it. >> no one is speaking up and suns the fire happened, if anyone knows anything, they should speak up. the guy died six months ago. now, it has to do with his house burning down and they wanted to keep. and now, they have gone. >> in all, the fire caused

about $750,000 in damages. and the official cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> in walnut creek, kron four news. -- kron 4 news. >> here is anny hong. >> good morning, marty. this is the official start to the boating season. it as pretty nice day today t we do have small craft advisory and lots of sunshine out there. live look at the bay bridge camera. >> few high clouds. and cooler start this morning. and will be breezy for the coastal spoats and warmer inland today. >> sunny and warmer. and it is especially inland. >> cool things off in the middle of the week. and we warm back up at the end of the week. >> we are now out of the most locations. 54 then this novato and in oakland. and low 50s in fremont.

and san jose; gom to you. >> wind speed right now. it is not too bad. >> little breezy coming in at the northwest. at 1 miles an hour. >> hold onto the breezy conditions for the coast and parts of the south bay today. especially in the afternoon. but the wind will be coming in from a lot. bringing in warmer air today. and it is showing us lunchtime today. widespread 60s and still seeing cool. and upper 50s to 60s and late this afternoon. should top out 60s and mid-70s for the warmest locations later today. >> check out 72 in concord and antioch is high of 77 this afternoon. 74 in pleasanton and in sunny valecht and in san mateo under sunny conditions. >> downtown san francisco and 73 in santa rosa and in san

rafael. >> here is the storm tracker around the forecast. >> a lot warmer tomorrow. >> good 10 degrees warmer for spots especially inland. still warm and little cooler on tuesday. fnls clouds and fog on wednesday. we are warmer once again for thursday. friday, right now. is going to be the warmest day out of the next seven. >> marty. >> thank you, anny, we have new video to show you the storm aftermath in kentucky. it hit on saturday and there were fallen trees and power lines and roofs being blown off buildings. it shows a car struck underneath a tree. fortunately no word of anyone hurt. >> good news this morning. thousands of people in chile who were worried about another eruption. thousand, they downgrading the pobt of a third blast. however, that volcano remains active and the ash clouds have

canceled more airline flights there. this is what the volcano looked like when it erupted for the first time in 40 years. >> meantime, they have allowed some 1500 people who are evacuated from a town there. to come back to temporarily check out the damage and salvage what they can. is that is a fashion designer. and this is a laugh police department. it happened on the strip. we have the story. i couldn't breathe. i kept trying to hit it. and to let him and he kept contractinging me across the floor. >> a knock down drag out brawl at the hotel and casino. capture td by surveillance cameras. >> by the time i got dup on my

feet, i tried to break away from him. >> ariana mason gets caught between a fight with security and her friend outside one oak nightclub. >> they had me by my hair. this their knees in my back. >> they are trying to put my hands mine my back. and i realized, i am going to be arrested. >> she punches the officer four times and tries to get away. >> all i remember thinking is who is touching me. why am i being man handled. >> they handcuff her and minutes later. her head is smashed into a table. >> blood running down my face. >> 26 stitches this is part of the reason she is suing metro. her face is still healing and the biggest scars are invisible. >> i don't want anybody to go through what i went through. and it is going to take standing up and telling the

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the shoulder was a huge no-no. i will ex labor it to you. you are driving on the shoulder of the road. that's what you did. >> passing all the cars. they want to turn left and they are patiently waiting in line. and you felt you could cut in front of all these people. >> no, i wasn't trying to do any wig deal. >> okay. >> what is this. >> she turned her attention to me. >> it is only fitting we have a discussion. they were driving on that side and you can see now, as soon as i get right there. i would not be on shoulder. >> since san pablo road is only one lane from the exit. she would have been there for quite awhile. >> . you could a great job. i have no money and now i will get a big ticket and you got me

and really showed your power. >> then i tried to end the interview. >> thanks for videotaping me. i get to be on tv now. >> have a good day, ma'am. >> why are you changing it. don't can you want to keep pounding me. and change it a little bit more. >> how cm i drive on the shoulder. there is a huge accident down there. and everybody is backing up. i wanted to get off the freeway. i did not in any sense believe i was doing anything wrong. >> so, she finishes her conversation with the officer who by the way was in the process of violating a carpool violator when she rolled up next to him. >> this is a citation for driving. and this is off the road. >> the fine for drive willing a shoulder is get in. $367 and a point object your driving record: clearly. not worth it. >> sooping in on me. >> stanley roberts. kron 4 news.

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. thanks are starting off with a live look at the bay bridge. lots of sunshine to start off the morning. they are out to celebrate opening day as we kick off voting season and storm tracker for the temperatures, 54 and also 54 in oakland. and san jose, cooler at 53. concord at 54. santa rosa, you are coming in

at 53 degrees. this is the east bay planner. it as cool start and it is several cooler now. and we have lots of sunshine out there. and by lunchtime. if you are heading out. it is inland. and pushing close to 70 at noon today. under sunny conditions. we may have the occasional breeze this afternoon. coming into the west. five to 15 miles an hour. and expecting mainly sunny skies. 3:00. >> temperatures are in account mid- to upper 70s and it is bay shore line. let's talk about the oakland as. game forecast taking on the houston astros taking on today. >> first pitch at 1:05 and it is under sunny skies. westerly breeze. five to 15 miles an hour. >> keep that in mind as you are heading out to the game. >> do dress in layers. >> i know marty, matt, you started out warmer and peeled off the layers.

>> yes, we did. >> and the clouds. >> it is going to be a really nice day. >> sounds good. >> wish i was going today. >> thanks, anny. we are following this. and after peaceful demonstrations. they began smashing police cars and front store windows. >> they are protesting following the death of freddy gray. and two people wrap hurt. >> at least a dozen others were arrested. >> meantime. they are released by the police department and looks at the moments before and during freddy gray cs arrest. >> surveillance video will help piece together a timeline of what happened. joe john assist has the story. >> reporter: new video from baltimore police showing different angles on the transportation of freddy gray. >> they reviewed on the police department's you tube page. >> the footage of every camera that may have caught the

incident is under review. >> it show it is gray interacting with police. >> same camera shows the arrest scene with the police thrpt van. >> from another camera. they are seen stopped. and another prisoner loaded. >> but, they are from the area. and they try to priest together the video time line. >> we are getting closer. it is getting sharper and sharper as we move forward. this is not as sharp as the eyewitnesses showing gray's arrest. less than an hour after he was detained. officers transporting him. called for a medic. gray subsequently flipped ssh stsh slipped into a coma. dying after his initial arrest. >> the video comes as police admit mistake it is were made. >> we know he weabts puckled

in. no excuses for that. our police employees failed to get him medical attention multiple times in a timely manner. >> strangest language, baltimore police talking about possible charges against officers for the death of the 25-year-old. >> if someone harms him, we have to prosecute him. >> giving too much information out to you. may jeopardize that prosecution. >> they joined them in the correspondent's dinner and known for bringing politicians. journalists and entertainers together for an evening filled with jokes and roses. president obama of course joined in the fun. here is some of the highlights. > i am determined to make the most of every moment i have left. >> after mud term elections. plps, doe you have a guct list.

>> -- do you have a bucket list. >> well, i have something that rhymes with bucket list. . bucket. >> new regulations and bucket. >> right thing to do. > >> kron 4 news weekend. it is considered the noble prize for grass rooth environmentalists and we will talk to two winners of the environmental prize. first, we have a live look outside. walnut creek this time around. they are expecting a beautiful day there. with highs of 77 degrees. later today. it is 47.

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. we will head into the latter part of the san mateo bridge shot. you can see traffic is light in both direction answer we are looking at lots of blue skies out there. and everyone is seeing sunny conditions this morning. >> this is a day planner for today. and temperatures and mid-60s by lunchtime. and then we are talking low 70s. and it is breezy at times. and 10 to 15. and it is going to be a really beautiful bright and sunshine quli day for the afternoon. >> airport delays. we don't have any. and sfo and oakland. >> that is san jose. for arriving flights this morning. >> low 50s in south florida and -- san francisco. and in san jose. and in livermore. >> we are definitely looking at a little cooler now.

>> compared to 24 hours ago. and warming things up. >> and here is a lack at the future cast. >> lots of sunshine starting off this morning. we will see cloud activity forming along the coast. early tomorrow morning. >> it is patchy at best. and then we are seeing more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. may hold on to fog for the coast throughout the day. >> and for today. >> it is in the low 70s. and this is redwood city. >> fremont and milpitas and sunny conditions. headed over to the east. >> warming up to 77. and in walnut greek and in pittsburgh. and 75 in livermore. >> and pushing close to 70 at 69 degrees. for the oakland area and the

oakland as game. high of 70. and it is conditions. occasional westerly breeze. en and looking for a high of 67. and downtown san francisco. >> low 70s. and in petaluma. and in san rafael. >> 59 in ocean breach. >> here is the storm tracker. >> this is the forecast. it is opening day on the bay today. >> pretty good boating conditions. we have the small craft advisory and continue through tonight. >> get ready for the warmer conditions today. >> it is continue degree warmer for inland locations on monday. understand sunny conditions. >> it is cooler for tuesday and warming up for thursday and friday. >> maybe near 90 on the spots near friday. we have more coming up after the break. >>

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prize. it recognizes the importance and the dangerous work of the brave men and women around the wormed to fight to protect the environment. join something me are two recent recipients. howard booed from scotland and john weaner from haiti. welcome to the bay area. >> jon, we will start with you. tell us about the situation that you encountered in haiti. which is, in the western hemisphere and because of that. the people who live there find themselves torn between wantedding to then them self asen they have to earn a living. >> in haiti, the economic situation is known to be one of the worse in the world. matched with an environment afl situation which is similar condition. and in very dire straights and some of the people find themselves really needing to eke out a living. and going after natural resources. it is their final attempt to make a living. and often times.

especially in the coast of the marine environment. it is going after the mangroves and it is various types of service was we provide them and protect the shoreline from erosion and protect the local communities when there are storm events. and very importantly for the coastal communities provide an area where fish can go and reproduce. and hide out from big ter fish while they grow. >> number of people in haiti were using the mangrove it is as firewood. >> right. >> they are using them for firewood and for charcoal production. >> we have a major issue with being able to find fuel for the daily household use. >> one of the things you were able to do, to raise awareness of the destruction of a mangrove and all of that meant, would mean to haiti, you enlisted some 10,000 volunteers to spread the word and this is the 1 million trees. >> right. >> our activity.

and rehabilitation of the mangrove areas is one of the biggest activities. getting the local communities to understand the need to protect them as well as getting them involved in replanting. they have a sense of pride. and sense of ownership and love for what they have done. >> in fact. what you do. this has been so successful is the fact that you use a bottom up approach. explain that employees. >> in many situations, the government and in many areas goes in and tells the people what to do. and often times. if the people aren't very interested this. it is not going to happen. nothing is going to work out well. >> so, we are trying to engage the local communities from the very basic level and from the fisherman and the farmers and get them involved in all of these activities. >> it is successful in that it led to the passage by the new regulation in protecting the mangrove forest. >> in 2013, they passed

comprehensive legislation. protecting all of haiti's mangroves. and then in 201. and 2014, we passed legislation for the establishment of the first two marine protected areas. >> howard. we will talk about the situation in scotland. that is, there is dredging and troweling going off, off the coast. >> you describe this as a self taught diver. >> i have been diving for four it years. and it is quite obvious this is a devastating effect and also, fish and crust taish schenn numbers. it is an amateur diver. this is the first time. >> amateur diver. >> that is what shoaly happened over the years. and also, with the help of u k marine society and different academic institutions that we have now partnership it is with. >> what was your work able to do to protect the wildlife.

>> well, what we did was. over many years. we, same as john. >> got the buy in from the local community. and it is the only way it works. >> we enrolled the community. and we spent many year consist doing presentations and having meetings with them until we had widespread support. and with the widespread support. came the support from the members of the scottish parliament. we managed to push through, at that point. and it was amazing kind of changes. and in scotland, the fisheries management and the marine management had a close shot with the interest. and the government. >> and we pushed and pushed. and moved forward with the representatives who helped us move through parliament so we

can establish scotland. >> and it is them and the uk that was landing. >> while this was for the people of scotland, the work does continue? >> yes. >> it is the community. and trust. and it is last july and including the one we worked hard for which is now. >> a hundred times the size of the zone. we have a problem. and this is the dredging for scallops. within 70% of it. still a problem and not resolved yet. >> well, congratulations to both of you for winning this prestigious awards. >> you are coming in from different parts of the world.

>> you recognize how united you can be to try to help our environment. >> yes. it has been great. and meeting john. and we have got lots to talk about in the last few days. and even, though. we are on different sides of the ocean. it is similar issues. >> thank you so much for joining us. and congratulations. winner of the goldman environmental prize. we will be right back.

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would hold on to. and it is 5-4. and going for the series win and it is the first pitch at 110 from colorado. for the as in the coliseum. they did not go very well against the houston astros. >> it as 3-run home run. and second inning. and she deposit home to pounds it 5-3. they will avoid a sweep this afternoon. first pitch at the coliseum at 105. >> many athletes in cuba say they can never imagine playing alongside americans. as they begin to khaw, it as reality. >> now, we have the report from the latest ever nba basketball camp in cuba. >>

relations slowly thaw and it as basketball training camp in cuba. >> they have divided a them and how can they bring them together. >> we have done that before. we can build a bridge. >> this is the idea logical struggle and they declared. >> cubans would play for the love of the game and not the sky high salaries that he said corrupted the athletes. >> politics couldn't stop them though. >> from adoring u.s. sports stars. >> visiting players were given awards by the cuban government and serenaded by the two. not often heard in communist

run cuba. the u.s., national anthem. cuba can be the powerhouse. >> they have a great history. this is making it difficult to compete in the nba, the cop athletes still effect in order to play. >> this is the best. the visiting players say. and out coming off on the odds. >> anything is possible. and if they happen, it is happening to them. still ahead for you. >> coming up. rescue crews going through the rubble in nepal. just one day after it killed more than 2,000 people. we have more including a live

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try to figure out how to get the tickets to the finals. this team is just incredible. >> golden state will take on the winner of the seer between trailblazers and the grizzlies. they hold a 3-0 lead over the blazers.

turning now to world these this morning, a magnitude 6.7 after shock rattled nepal today. we have the latest on the difficult recovery effort. >> the death toll now stands at more than 2500 people. that's the number expected to keep climbing. er who is one of our first looks at yesterday's powerful earthquake. this is just uncredible individualee. it almost looks like a strong storm with those trees move back and forth. it destroyletted nepal and the surrounding communities. historic temples turned into piles of rubble. post earthquake disease is a top concern. national and international help is on its way, however, due to all of the damage, the

logistics of getting all of that help into the region is an issue. now, the magnitude 7.8 earthquake is the biggest to hit that region in 80 years, the damage and death poll both expected to climb much higher and get much worse as crews reach some of the outlying areas. >> well, the earthquake caused an avalanche on mount everest yesterday, killing 17 people, due in large part to avalanches and falling debris. this morning, helicopters are arrived to take the most critically wounded away to hospitals. those who survived and the bodies of those who died remain at the base camp.

this is hitting very close to home in the bay area. a google employee was among those who died. his name is dan fredenburg, he was hiking on mount everrette with three other employees when it hit. he started at google back in 2007. we are also posting the latest information on the quake on our website, kron4.com. bring it back home to the bay area, just hours after sheriff's deputies break up a party with more than 100 teenagers inside a vacant home, that house buts into flames,, and it's a total loss. this morning, we're getting a look at new video of the fire. we have the latest. >> immediately the roof in that area collapsed. >> there isn't much left. empty bottles of lighter fluid and burned charcoal inside tipped grills, possible roots

of the fire. >> saw a bunch of orange light and smoke and fire trucks. >> reporter: about two hours before the contra costa county fire district responded to reports of smoke, police broke on party here attended by at least 100 teenagers. >> it's pretty bad. >> the home has been vacant for quite some time, so it appears the partygoers are responsible. >> the teenagers being on-site, they are related somehow. >> reporter: the house has been frequented by teens since it has been empty since last year. >> i was completely furious. >> reporter: neighbors aren't happy about it. >> i'm glad was raining right now. if in this had occurred in the

middle of the summer time within it could have resulted in burning embers lying on all of the vegetation you see around here. >> this guy just died six months ago, and now his family has to deal with his house just burning down, and there are things in there that are probably still his that maybe they wanted to keep, and now they're gone. >> in all, the fire caused about $750,000 in damage. the official cause of the fire is still under investigation.

>> thousands of people in chile watch and wait as a volcano remains active this morning. you'll hear from a farm earl who lost his land and most of his animals.

bart service is shut down in oakland. that closure started last night. it will remain in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. it's all because crews are perform something track maintenance and repairs. bart is providing a bus bridge, but that could mean delays of up to one hour for riders. so bart says if you have an alternative way to get around, go ahead and use it. bart riders are not the only people dealing with some travel

disruptions. you are coming into san francisco today, you nate want to avoid part of vannest avenue. crews there are working on an underground pedestrian tunnel. they expect it to reopen tomorrow morning. dozens injured after wind blows through a sailing regatta. it should be heating up to 77 degrees later today. we'll be be right back.

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we take a live look at across the bay 12k. it takes runners across the golden state bridge, and, annie, don't think you could pick a better day for a run. >> that's right. and we are looking at lots of

sunshine. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. a beautiful shot. a really nice way to start off this sunday morning, with lots of sunshine, and temperatures will be warming up. so here is is a look at your forecast for today, we break it down. 10:00 this morning, inplanned bay and the coast will be the 600 -- 60s and 50s. breezy along the coast, and warmer inland for the afternoon today. tomorrow sunny and warmer, especially inland, we're talking a good 10 degrees warm arer in some locations, and then we'll start to cool things down a little bit during the week, but then the warm temperatures return once again.

san francisco 56, mid-50s also in oakland and liver are more, 59 for our friends in santa rosa and nevada. winds not to breezy, except for the coast. it will push close to 70 this afternoon. then the coastal staying fairly cool, upper 50s to low 60s by late this afternoon.

64 in downtown san francisco, 59 in ocean beach, and 70 in pataluna. we warm things up, especially tomorrow. look at that 84 inland on monday. mid-70s for the bay. a little cooler for wednesday and tuesday, and some morning clouds and fog, mainly along the coast, and warmer again for thursday. i think friday is our warmest out of the next 7. marty? >> that's going to be toasty. thank you, annie. >> in chile thousands are out of their homes this morning after a volcano erupted covering entire towns in gravel. like ash. officials no longer think a

third eruns is -- eruption is going to happen. people are returning now to their homes to try to salvage whatever they can. >> john is finally back home. crunching through golf ball sized rocks, call up by the volcano. >> over here is the feed shed. lava burnt it to the ground, and that left all of his cattle without any food. you can see it's still smoking. you can smell it.

look at this, it's still on fire. this is still part of the roof in the walls. with the threat of another ereputation looming, cattle, sheep, and horses are rounded up, even the salmon gathered up in water tanks and trucked out 0.

>> a los angeles fashion designer has filed a federal civil rights law enforcement against the las vegas police department. the woman says police used excessive force on her last august in the lobby of a hotel and casino. air' eanna mason -- air yawn in a mason gets caught in the middle of a fight. she is put in a choke hold, and she punches the officer four times and trying to get away. >> all i remember thinking is who is touching me, who am i being man handled. they had me by the hair, their knees in my back, and that's when i realized, okay, i'm being arrested. >> four gashes on hire face and 26 stitches are all part of the reason that she says she is suing the police department.

neither the officer or the las vegas police department have commented on the incident. >> still ahead, violence erupts on the streets of balancelety more in response to the death of freddy gray, the man who died in police custodiy. let's take you outside now for a live look outside. beautiful conditions, golden gate bridge. we're expecting a high today of 72, and right now it's 54.

runners continue to make their way into san francisco for the across the bay 12k. it's a beautiful day, as this route will take them through south toledo across the golden gate bridge. great day for a run. we'll be be right back.

good morning. welcome back. we want to get you 0 to the weather forecast this sunday morning, because it is another beautifulle day around the bay, as we take this shot of the activity along the embarkadero

in san francisco. for the forecast, easy doings today. hey, a live look at walnut creek, lots of sunshine starting off your mornings. upper 50s in san francisco. oakland, good morning to you, you're at 56. low 60s now in antii don't care. here is a look at your are east bay planner for today. as you're heading out the door to get that run in, go to

church, or do some errands, it is a cool start, but is warming up out there. mostly sunny. that continues through the afternoon. by 3:00 today, still sunny. westerly breeze at 5 to 15 miles per hour. temperatures will be be topping out mid-to-upper 70s inland, and low 70s for the bay shore line. so quite a bit warmer today compared to yesterday. temperatures by lunchtime once again, you'll see for the heart of the bay, staying in the 60s, but a few spots may get close to the 70s by noon, and then by late this afternoon, 70s for our warmest locations, and for the coast, probably staying in the upper 50s to lower 60s. when i come back, we'll talk about your storm tracker 4 seven-day forecast a little bit later. big news this morning. the police custodithdy death in

maryland, protests turning violent after freddy grays deaths. he died after surveilling from a spinal injury while in police custody. there were dozens of arrests made during saturday's protests. >> reporter: the streets of baltimore maryland didn't stay quiet saturday. a day of peaceful demonstrations erupted in violence. angry agitators destroyed several police cars, smashing in windows, slashing tires, and making up with the content. merchandise is scattered on the floor of this 7-eleven. shards of shattered glass are are all that remain of other downtown store fronts. an >> i'm proud of the citizens of baltimore, taking pride in our city.

that's our residents, that's our city. reporter: at least a dozen protesters were pulled from the crowd and taken away. the commissioner said the violence was caused by a small group of agitators. >> i am to a degree disappointed. we work very hard to allow people to do protests. the vast majority of residents out here today did a good job. but a small number of people decided to turn this into an ugly day. for the most part, people did what they were foss suppose to too. >> the 25-year-old suffered a fatal spine injury while in the custody of baltimore p.d., and his death is triggering a view of questions and outrage, but his family continues asking for piece. >> my family wanted to say can y'all police, please, stop the violence, freddy gray would not want. freddy's mother and father do

not once violence. vine lens does not mean justice. >> and a video looks at the moments before and after gray's arrest. the camera views released on the police department's youtube page. one clip shows gray interacting with police, and then minutes later the same camera show this is arrest scene with the transport van by police. another camera shows the police van stopped and another prisoner loaded on to the van. happening today, a community forum this afternoon in connection with last year's shooting death of an east bay man by richmond police. in september, 24-year-old richard petty perez was shot and killed by an officer.

the passenger was later arrested after jumping out of the vehicle. police are still looking here in the driver after he also jumped out, and then entered a home. a k-9 search, and other officers didn't find anything, however. police say the man is considered arm asked cage russ. in national news this morning, opening statements start tomorrow for james holmes, the man suspected of shooting and killing 12 people and injuring dozens more at a colorado movie theater nearly three years ago.

he has pleaded not guilty by wren of insanity. defense lawyers say he was in the middle of psychotic episode when he went into the theater and opened fire. prosecutors, however, expect to argue that holms planned the attack for weeks, if not months, gathers supplies and ammunition and building explosions he used to booby trap his apartment. celebrities joined politicians in attending the annual white house correspondent's dinner at the nation's capitol last night, for an evening that's filled with jokes and roasts. president obama, of course, joined in the fun. here are some of the highlights. >> and after the mid-term election my advisors asked me, mr. president, do you have a bucket list? and i said, well, i have something that rhymes with

bucket list. take executive action on immigration? bucket! new regulations? bucket! the thing to do. >> your hair is so white now, it can talk -- i believe when the president walked in and saw the bell hops, he thought finally some decent security. i'm just kid go ahead, no, because -- kidding. no, because let's give it up nowhere secret service. >> today, thanks to obama care, you no longer have to worry about losing your insurance if you lose your are job. you're welcome, senate democrats. liver more police now have their entire police department outfitted with body cameras.

also, the espn reporter suspended for her bad attitude caught on camera, she's back on the job, what britt mchenry had to say following her one week suspension.

at least one person is dead, four others are still missing this morning after a severe storm capsized sale boasts during a regatta in alabama on saturday. more than a hundred sailboats took part in the event. as many as 50 people had to be pulled from the water. one survivor talked about the terrifying moments. >> i really thought i was going to die, actually. i was really scared. i thought that the water would keep coming in. the boat was going to sink, and that would be the end. thankfully, all of us had life vests on. >> that survivor you just heard from said they had just one flotation device they had to

share among four people. >> espn reporter britt mchenry is back on the job after a one week suspension. she was covering a hockey game on saturday. she was caught on camera losing her cool at a maryland towing company. she can be heard telling the attendant she was on television and told the attendant to lose some weight. she also posted this tweet to her follows saying in part now that the suspense is over, i want to say again, that i'm so sorry for my recent hurtful actions. my remarks were completely out of line. under no circumstances is it ever acceptable to speak to another human being in the manner which i chose that night. still ahead on kron 4 weekend, the livermore police department now has body cameras for all of its officers. we'll have that story coming up next.

welcome back. i want to first show you this london marathon photo that came across on twitter this morning. and, yeah, it wouldn't be the london marathon without funny pictures like this, people getting dressed up and having fun, as well. they did see some rainy conditions and also stormingy be conditions. let's now look at the u.s. national forecast. all eyes right now on texas. this is where these the storm prediction center are has designated a good portion of central texas as an area of enhanced risk for severe weather today. we're talking about the possibilities of tornadoes and some severe thunderstorms this afternoon.

boy, look at miami, warming up to 95 degrees today. that's hot. and we're looking at stormy conditions for albuquerque. denver also some rain. of course the giants are playing in colorado today, and of course oakland a's are here at home playing this afternoon against the astros. check out our beautiful shot from our camera. the water really looks nice out there. if you're heading out for opening day on the bay, the kickoff to boating season. a little cooler for the middle of the week, as we warm back up again for the end of the week. upper 50s in san francisco. low 60s now in novado. highs for the afternoon, upper

70s in antioch. 75 in livermore, low 70 nhl san jose and redwood city. 64 in san francisco, and low 70s. check out your storm tracker 4 around the bay forecast. so we really warm things up tomorrow. we're talking near mid-80s inland. mid-70s for the bay on monday, and then on tuesday, some coastal clouds come back in. we'll cool down a little bit with that sea breeze back in place. that cool down continues through wednesday, and then get ready for another warmup wednesday, and, boy, friday is going to feel like summer inland. marty? >> well, you have that right. thank you, annie. well, the livermore pleasant now equipping all of its officers with body cameras, as there is this growing call across the country for police to wear these devices. joining me with more is

livermore belief steve gored. >> we the driving force for our agency was realizing a long time ago that body cameras were the wave often the future. our agency has always wanted to be a leader in technology, so we started this process back in february of 2014, about researching the different styles of body camel has that officers would wear, and brought in several different manufacturers. we tested it over a several- month time period, and based on the officer's feedback made a decision to go with taser international body cameras. >> there are cameras mounted on the officers chests. yours are mounted on the should per what dishes does that make? -- the shoulder. what difference does that make? >> well, some people like the ones mounted to the chest, be some the collar. the collar for a me provided a better field of view. this can connect to a pair of such glasses or reading glasses for the officer that do wear

glasses, and if you bring up your hands, there's less interference. >> pretty versatile. >> yes. >> what impact of the recent trophies that we've had with police and civilian interaction over the past year or so, have with the livermore police department wanting to get the cameras if >> i don't think any of the prior incidents was a driving force for us. this is something we started long before some of these issue are yous made the news. it was an issue for us where we wanted to be kind of on the leading edge of technology, and body cameras was one of those things, so we moved forward before any of these things were there in the news, but i think it will just best law enforcement as a whole. people will see that we do good work, and where mistakes are made, we can learn from them, correct people. >> >> the way this camera operates, it's -- >> that's right. we turn it on into a buffering

mode, which it records all the time. we get out on a stop, we press it twice, it activated it, and there's a live view there. so that's a live view. that allows us to look to see if its positioned appropriately, so we get the best view. sometimes if it bumps, it will go up and down slightly. allows us to adjust it, and then once we go in service, we can review it, at the end of a call for service, and which we are able to put in a title for what the call for service was if there's a case number associated with it. >> is this fed by your phone into a server, or do you have to uplloyd it once you get back to the station? >> there's a set 0 docking stations within our department, and at the end of the night, you put your camera and your battery pack in the docking station. during your offtime, while the videos are uploaded to the cloud through evidence.com, and it's a secure cloud in which all of those are stored and they get retention dates. >> and they can't be tampered with by anyone.

>> no, an officer can review the footage for case reports, but they can't ed it anything. the only thing they can do is add a title to it, say if it's a citizen contact, pet stop, or traffic stop >> there are reports about privacy issues, specifically west victims of crime, something like this, who may not want that reported. what is your policy? >> our policy dictates if we go to a call for service where there's a victim of a crime, it's a very dynamic crime scene. the cameras will be rolling until everything is is kind of stabilized. once it's stabilized if the victim wants it to not be recorded, an example would be sex crimes, and we respect that and turn it off. people who are victims of residentth burglars. if they don't want that recorded, we will honor that request. >> and there was a buy-in by the police officer for get, these cameras? >> that's right. our officers had lot of input

on what cameras to go with, and which they wanted. it was a mutual decision between the officer and the administration. >> if you started using it? >> yes, for about two weeks, i've been live, and i really like them. >> what do you like about it? >> it actually allow ms. toy learn from some of the things i do. this is kind of a more accurate event of what happened. i get to see things that i missed initially. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you some >> we'll be right back. : get three years interest nancing on brand name mattress sets. plus, ge delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

the warriors headed to the second round of the nba play- offs after eliminating new orleans in a four-game sweep. it was 109-98 the final plast night. steph curry, as usual, leading the way. klay thompson with 25, gold been state will face the winner

of the portland, memphis series. something to keep in mind if you're taking bart to this afternoon's a's game. bart's service is sit down between fruit vale and coliseum stations in oakland. buses are available between these two stations, but bart says if you have a plan be, be sure to use it. the closure are will last until 4:00. >> overseas now, in nepal, international aid starting to arrive following them earthquake yesterday. tens of thousands of people were awakened this morning by an aftershock. the death toll has climbed to more than 2500, and is expected to continue to rise. at least 17 people were killed on mount everest in an avalanche linked to that earthquake. that will wrap things up for us. thanks for joining us. we want to leave you with this live look outside of the across the bay 12k, as runners make their way across the bridge.

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