here councilman brandon scott for being here also and eric costello and kiefer michele. on behalf of gov. hogan and all your work in it coordinating this response of an ax curdled to sue the to speak and not ask >>: colonel dirl disposal and the chief of patrol for the police department and this one a mention a couple of things like the mayor says we love our baltimore city right now we're seeing unprecedented tide of violence rocked the city mainly toward the west side of baltimore were not but tolerated the police the promise is not gonna

tolerate it. we're fully deployed at this point oligopolies officers are deployed on the street as we speak they are fully staffed with called out all called been offside resources from all the state of maryland to give us assistance we will not tolerate this our priorities right now is to restore order in the city. are all priorities right now our officers' safety. >>: i am deeply saddened by what is taking place in the great city of baltimore this reminds me of 1968 when the rate brackets were taken place during the assassination of dr. martin luther came when people were destroying their own stores and their own property in their community this is not acceptable this is not what freddie grace family wanted. it did not ask for this and the organizers of the marches are not participating in what spirit

taking place today as the mayor has stated these are thugs horsewhip courses taken a season upon an opportunity to show their anger and disgust in frustration at the police department this is not the way to do it. yet the department of justice in here and the state's attorney is doing an investigation of of this kill it or murderer acted as which would call it. will we have to let the department of justice and the state's attorney do their job. we cannot rush to judgment a lot of people saying let's get this answer now. our job is to get it right. your job as the media is to report that. and i just wanna say this i am heartbroken and discouraged about how the news media has focused on the negativity of the city and not looking at the great things that are going on in

this city. they're young people that were out there protesting peacefully with the were not the focus the focus is on those that are burning down buildings and rioting throughout the city of baltimore showed a positive people out there that are trying to stop these people from doing this these are not the people bed lived in winchester this looting and burning the restores these are not even people connected to this community so let me make this perfectly clear it is not the people that live in that community that are doing as these are opportunist that are taking in that niche of the situation and try to destroy our city and we will not tolerate it. >> pam moore: listen to live new sconce conference right now he called writer's thugs the we are trying to tear down what others have fought

for a curfew has been put in place and the police abroad is fully deployed they have called an outside resources including the national guard to come and help at this very stressful time in the of city of baltimore. reporting on this all along because of the death of freddie grey. the demonstrations that been one of always last week. this violence started just and right after the funeral for for of freddie grey. this is a man who died in police custody a week ago. >> catherine heenan: people in baltimore are describing this as pandemonium. at last word in the seven officers have been seriously injured. there is extensive property- damage here's we know right now an angry crowd turned on police these are the first signs of real trouble aerial

video shows protesters as they began to hurl rocks and bricks at the officers as the attack becomes more intense you can see officers being hit and a share from what had been an advance on the crowd to a full-blown retreat. it is now the police were being chased down a few blocks away a cvs pharmacy is loaded. police vehicles to run up the downtown area are attacked including this one which was set on fire officers were injured there had been morning a flyer was circulated on social media monday calling for a period of violence to the dead have local mall and will downtown the catholic began just hours after the funeral of freddie grey. the chaos began just after the funeral he died a week ago in police

custody of an unexplained spinal injury. >> catherine heenan: a lot of people said the crowd seemed to be in charge this is one example how people were lining up deluca store a lot of the and gathering and hillside police there baltimore's police chief meantime says his officers are being attacked by outrageous criminals and today's the mayor was talked about curfew and the tonight orioles game has been postponed. >> pam moore: a bird's eye view of the ancient city in ruins. tonight the death toll in nepal has topped 4000. saturday's earthquake killed one of the ports and most for more remote countries in the world. at least four americans are among the dead. a magnitude 719 earthquake is 20 times

more powerful the one that devastated 85 years ago. geologists say the entire indian subcontinent mauve 10 ft. north word grant lodes is here with a closer look at the immense and still unfolding human tragedy. >> grant lodes: is been today the were still learning about the size and the impact of that disaster you concede the epicenter on the map the yellow area shows where the devastation was the greatest in the capital many of its monuments were lost along with thousands of lives >> grant lodes: it is a race against the clock and against long i've officials are scrambling to find any survivors from saturdays earthquake today a young child was rescued pull from a large pile of rubble. many other stood little chins the quake turned building homes and temples of into

unrecognizable mounds of rubble. buildings that stood for centuries are in ruins modern roadways in the capital made impassable by deep cracks in the pavement hospitals are simply overwhelmed. >> grant lodes: closed- circuit tv shows the violence of the earthquake as it happens the of powell and shakes his water cascading out of hotel pool this dramatic video shows the earthquake as it hit mount everett is it triggered an avalanche. at the 17 climbers died on the world's tallest mountain among them was google executive than credit burke. >> grant lodes: for a number of lead in mountainview dan fredinberg live in mountain view he was a supporter of

efforts to restore the entire middle damage from mount everest climbers and was himself climbing the mound to raise money to benefit nepal orphanages. google has announced it will commit $1 million to relief efforts in nepal. >> pam moore: dan kerman joy the sly from berkeley on this part of the story. >> dan kerman: was standing right in front of the taste of the himalayas dhabi having a fund raiser on wednesday but today i sat down with some students who weren't here having a terrible time reaching family members now the word about their future. >>: 7.9 earthquake is really shocked >>: wow cannot breathe is very hard to focus

>>: a shrine to call my friends under the time was no response >> dan kerman: these bay area students from naipaul not knowing whether their families and were members were alive or dead. but each of them did make contact and finally got good news. >>: i spoke with my brother he said that they're ok >>: everything outside of the house is really destroy >> dan kerman: surviving duquette quake is one thing. >>: there really scared and living outside of the house. >>: had destroyed two nights in a row outside of the house >>: my father says that they're running out of food

>> dan kerman: the students met us at a restaurant to bring attention to a new group the their developing save lives saved depaul their goal is to raise money to get it to the survivors not just and the big city of kathmandu to the outlying areas as well. >>: the lot of casualties a lot of people did the proper drink water and sanitation so right now we're trying to first-aid and then water. >> dan kerman: more on that and more of their fund- raising efforts that will be going on in the next few days reporting live in berkeley dan kerman kron 4 news >> pam moore: breeze aid to nepal is coming in from around the world. there are a lot of ways to get help to

just log on to our kron4.com for wages to help out or donate to the relief effort. >> pam moore: tonight at nine year-old boy is dead and the teenager is charged with his murder coming up at 5:15 p.m. what the accused killer is saying about the boy's death plus several bay area colleges are now closed down coming up the 5:30 p.m. we will hear from frustrated students about being shot out of class and can watching an hour of tv a lot once a day set up kids for a lifetime of health problems the surprising findings are next

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the east bay community is an morning after young boy is murdered what the killer is saying about the boy's death next and we're staying on top of the breaking news as a chaotic quiet unfold on the streets of baltimore we have the light is on the situation they're coming up next.

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>> pam moore: breaking news and i were staying on top of the of development out of baltimore maryland. a day of rioting in the streets today following the funeral of freddie grey he is a young man who died after being taken into police custody about a week ago grant lodes is here with the latest >> grant lodes: fortunately things seem to settle down a little bit. bottom-line is things are not as quite as volatile as they had better for most of the afternoon we just loaded 27 people have been arrested several police officers or how about 15 as the count on the police officers that are hurt two officers have been hospitalized the curfew will be starting a car orioles game has been up stopped.

the national guard is on his way to baltimore to try to keep that city in check all this coming about a week after the death of freddie grey. >> pam moore: in the east bay of nine year-old boy was stabbed to death in the front yard of his home yesterday morning family and friends are still trying to understand the tragedy of a deal with their grief. kron 4 jackie sizzle reports from discovering that >> reporter: for his family and neighbors are reporting a loss of the nine year-old who had infectious miles an infectious smile outside of the home with the stabbing to cut base and discovered that there's a growing memorial candles had bears

baseball's >> pam moore: the suspects in the death of the nine year-old boy is 18 year-old william schulz in a chilling jailhouse interview with the bay area newsgroup william shut specials reportedly confessed to stabbing jordan almgren he told the newspaper " i wanted to see what it was like to take a life before someone tried to take care of mine end of " william schulz also says he wishes he had not attacked his best friend's brother and does not have remorse for what he did here and does have remorse he has been charged with murder he is being charged and is being held in lieu of $1 million bail. >> pam moore: officials say of foot in the north bay

gives reading of more than 50 today a reading over 50 poses some health concerns as it can cause breathing issues and also up that the person with harper problems the but the vote to reduce their quality pollution by come carpool lane. >> reporter: with that wind gusts of up to 21 mi. per hour. this pushing out of the west northwest were predicting a cool down over the next 24 hours over the coals line. already along the fifties along the coastline here in the city's the temperatures are currently in the '60s that we had east went 30 degrees warmer is 90 degrees in some

spots. overnight tonight on all will push along the immediate coast line into the bay tomorrow we will stop experienced 8 detent degrees of a cold out in the afternoon hours come wednesday the temperatures will greet beginning to rebound. >> pam moore: also coming up to nine playoff fever is a growing in the bay area and will hear from the team as they wait to see who they would play next loss of storm so strong in not the trank clear off the tracks where this happened is coming up next.

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today kron 4 is haaziq madyun spoke to a pair of diehard warrior fans who said they had been waiting for a championship run like this for 40 years. >> haaziq madyun: hull of the battle warriors fan >>: abattoirs fences some of year 1972. >> haaziq madyun: and like the warriors their fans continue to turn up the heat cheering on their team during this playoff run at the oracle and as sports bars like blue 42 in walnut creek jeff smith bartend here at below 42 sports lounge he says he's been warriors fan since he was growing up in the north bay. richard for reds is gazing at the warriors better above the bar in visiting his team taking it all the way.

>> haaziq madyun: that kind of passion from diehard fans is that motivates where your powerful word draymond green. >>: the matter of his upper down there always supporting us. they're always lout is fun to be a part of it this is draymond green speaking >> haaziq madyun: now if you're not one of the lucky ones with tickets to the next day blue 42 is the place to bay you can enjoy a game of billiards delicious food called beer and you got the warriors games in walnut creek was the as 8 with june kron 4 news >> pam moore: we're stay on top of breaking news today violent protests in baltimore md. become just hours after the funeral for

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>> pam moore: breaking news tonight at 530 violence erupts in baltimore md. bricks rocks and had have

been thrown at police squad cars have been set on fire at least at last report about 15 officers have been injured in violent clashes with a large group of protesters. the rioting started just hours after funeral for threat freddie grey. he is the man died it of a mysterious spinal injury while he was in baltimore police custody the rockets have lasted for hours. polo some the ball is live in baltimore right now with the latest. >> reporter: this started as a peaceful protest tonight now truly has turned out to a full hour riot in the police officers are struggling to regain control of the situation not far from where i'm standing right now there been several businesses that have been damaged one pharmacy was even said on fire. as one of

those writers cut the water lines a zero of the firefighters' hoses to douse the flames of the fire that had been set there. baltimore mayor steffi rawlings called these writers the who were just trying to destroy the city. as a result you can expect a curfew to be in effect tonight a citywide curfew will be in force tomorrow night if you are on the street and you're not one to work or medical emergency eu there is deployment of the national guard now. we expect to hear from larry loganberry suit this message from these protesters justice and peace has been totally lost because of these writing and loaders.

rioters and looters... >> pam moore: possessing less chaos right now all >> reporter: i concede to city buses that were packed with writers law enforcement and city officials are looking the they are calling in reinforcements to get done because they're struggling to get control the situation where they're actually being sent we could hear from the government at any moment now. >> pam moore: thousands of local college students have been locked out of the class's that after

corinthian colleges analysis they are closing 28 campuses nationwide six of them here in the bay area. will tran got a reaction from the students at yale college in concord today >> reporter: they thought it would have class on monday with the receipt e bell over the weekend letting them know the the corinthian colleges have been shut down immediately with 16,000 students that have no clout classes today they're very angry and showing up. >> reporter: what is going to your right muir might right now drink your behalf classis? >>: death of the amount of work but normal the left school at not all about it and it told the story come to a meeting on wednesday will tell you more a school is closed >>: because of profited

private school i decided to come here and around the of the like should state the first college >> reporter: you guys a looking ahead to if future in this contest the future >>: of leno's the promise you're really good future but best definitely not the truth. >>: i just checked by federal loan $25,000 in debt would just started our second week of crop orders we've already we've already purchased our books and pay for tuition where is that money. >> reporter: the attorney- general went after corinthians david their claim is not true. will tran kron 4 news >> reporter: from 2:00 p.m. this afternoon the temperatures were in the upper 80s. along the coastline we only reach the upper 50s. as a 3330 degree

difference. in this up quite aggressive deceiving the winds of 21 mi. an hour. the bay bridge and oakland are and the upper 60s right now the winds of the not out of the north and west about 9 mi. an hour and were tracking a cooling twin over the next 24 hours. >> reporter: talking about quite a bit of cloud cover. so is a bit of a great start tomorrow patchy areas of dense fog along highway 101 in sonoma county. the temperature is will peak in the upper 50s long the coast line up for '70s emlyn. inland.. >> grant lodes: crazy video from louisiana. train cars falling off the elevated

tracks. the footage was taken or severe storms monday morning by cnn affiliate wgn all strung when and literally force by railcars caring shipping containers off the elevated tracks in jefferson parish. you concede that the incident also called the power to go out in the area officials said the train was traveling about 4 mi. an hour when the cars fell the shipping containers were reportedly empty and did not have has his or sensitive materials fortunately in no was no one was injured those cars fell off that elevated platform. >> pam moore: millions watched as bruce jenner made about major revelation about his life. coming up to 5:45 p.m. one of his closest friends react to bruce jenner's news. plus if you have a copy check your tree

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>> grant lodes: mayhem in the streets of baltimore tonight as a group of violent protesters have called them the national guard has been called then people were looting businesses stumping the police cruisers setting them on fire the violence came on the same day as freddie grey there was buried he was a man that suffered a serious spinal cord injury to of over two weeks about any of dine last week. two officers were seriously hurt. use the heard about fire you see that police cruiser was smashed a cvs pharmacy was also torched a firefighters' holds was cut with a knife awarding their efforts to stop a fire. all week long curfew starts tomorrow she

said shout bulbs are trying to tear down our city. the baseball game has been postponed. we will continue to keep you posted on the breaking news out of baltimore >> reporter: what a beautiful way to kick off the work week. the club the closing in along the bay. the temperature is right now where it's 65 degrees in this city 88 of ready as we head into concord. santa rosa is looking at 84 degrees when you see a big despaired should like this with temperatures there's a kernel trough and that's why the sea breeze is kicking in this evening trying to balance itself out. as we headed tomorrow look out for quite a few low clouds on highway 10 want to the afternoon hours of course the clouds will clear out and the temperatures will be

were running 8 to 10 degrees cooler than what they were today. the winds of be picking up the up the course of the afternoon and rejecting a warming trend for the latter part of our work week. high-pressure steel currently in control over the next 24 hours a cold front will be rushing mccaw coast during >> reporter: patchy areas of fog in the morning wake-up. after lunch time to the winds will pick up a bit of a call if cool front will pass dried and the been 8 to 10 degree drop in temperature the we had in to tomorrow afternoon hours. wednesday is the winds pick

up predominantly of the north and then the temperature the but pick up from thursday into friday the weekend is looking very comfortable and slightly cooler >> pam moore: bruce jenner's true 65 years in the making. 17 million viewers tune into brazil enters journey one that practically broke the internet over 970,000 tweets friday night insiders special correspondent debbie napa not list is in new york with reaction from bruce jenner's family >> reporter: 81 keeping up with the kardashian and the jitters and held it one of chrises best friends is none other than kathy lee gifford she also happens to become highly and candles got mother and like the rest of us she was glued to the television friday night and

what our friendship with bruce jenner's spent over three decades she told me she was completely in the dark over bruces secret struggle. >>: >> reporter: kiley in kendall's godmothers and one of chris his closest friends kathie lee told me how chris is coping. >>: out just taxing her yesterday tried to support to this and you know i tried a myself and her shoes and what would be like a home for me and then you look in july funny looking to marriage and use it wasn't all lie? >> reporter: after the interview air chris did tweeter support saying " not only was i able to call him my husband for 25 years and the father of my children i

am now able to call him my hero. we will have so much more on the story tonight at 7 on the insider for kron 4 news i'm debbie monopolists at cpm

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this she tried in how you're changing the dog to a to keep out the reason you can shaming a little >> stanley roberts: ask a question >>: up to my dive on the shoulder because there's a huge accident and everybody's backing up and i wanted to get off the freeway i did not in any sense believe the i was doing anything wrong >> stanley roberts: so she finishes of the conversation with the officer will by the way was in the process of issuing a ticket to the car pool by later when she rolled of just next to them the fine for driving on the shoulder is three under and $67.10 employee on your driving record clearly not worth it. >> stanley roberts: enrichment kron 4 news stanley roberts in richmond >> pam moore: the national

guard has been activated to patrol in keep the peace in baltimore md. after a day of rioting. the very latest detail the coming of kron 4 news at 6.

>> pam moore: now at 6:00 there is breaking news a state of emergency in baltimore is an attack at the demands for justice turn to violence in the streets now the national guard is stepping in good evening everybody i am pam moore the city is on its tonight baltimore's mayor is asking for calm after so-called cubs hurled bricks and rocks at police and ransacks several businesses. now the

mayor is imposing all week long curfew to help keep the peace. catherine heenan is tracking the developments. >> catherine heenan: this is the lone ugly and by alan day and it is far from over you're looking at a cvs pharmacy that is burning. school has been cancelled. is just one of the examples of the extent of property damage. the store one of many businesses that were luted today. bed and when it was emptied it was set on fire firefighters say that as they try to get close to the seen their trucks were pelted with rocks and bricks baltimore's mayor wrapped up a news conference a short time ago and here's part of what she had to say. >>: my city is not gonna be destroyed by thugs who would

very senseless way are trying to tear down with so many have fought for. >> catherine heenan: there have been injuries to both police officers and civilians police officers are furious saying their officers were repeatedly attacked today. >>: this afternoon some how courageous criminals attack our officers we have some officers was broken bones what officer riske unconscious. at >> catherine heenan: the number of injured officers was raised to 152 of them are still in the hospital tonight you're looking at one of many police cars that were set on fire again the national guard has been activated and there is a new curfew in effect and tonight's orioles game was postponed. an attorney for the family of freddie mac great meantimes as they are

shocked by what is happening and they have been pleading for peace. >> pam moore: of family said goodbye to freddie grey and pleats for peace while baltimore remains on it details coming up the house of gathered at a baltimore church for freddie grey is funeral it is better and a day since freddie grey died in police custody under circumstances that are still a mystery writer and nobles has more on today's services. friends and family bit a somber before the bite of freddie grey monday. the family says that their wishes were not heeded but they have pled for calm >> pam moore: a shooting occurred this afternoon on one of san francisco's new light rail vehicles official said the shooting occurred around 1223 today near third

street in palo avenue they said a passenger on the passenger altercation which led to the shooting the condition of the victim is unknown at this hour it is also on know whether the suspect has been arrested. >> pam moore: palo alto police are looking to identify this man was a suspect in the sexual battery of a 12 year-old girl the incident happened at this ago as a farmer's market at the stanford shopping center on el camino real in palo alto sunday afternoon. the victim was shopping at she stayed straight to a different hallway for mother and that is with the suspect follow the victim grabbed her box the of this incident was reported to police by the victim's mother detective up actively look working the case. >> pam moore: permission tonight about the east bay man accused of murdering a nine year-old

boy while he slept. 18 year- old william schulz has reportedly confessed to the crime that has rocked a quiet community william schulz is being held on $1 million bail tonight memorial continues to grow for the young victim identified as jordan almgren. >> reporter: he was found dead in his own bed in his own home over the weekend william schulz has been arrested and we've learned that he apparently confessed to the killing in the jailhouse interviews he tell the paper that he killed him because he wanted to know what it felt like the murder someone he's also being held on $1 million bail and meanwhile the community is left tridentine terms make sense of what has happened. >>: is community is so small this this is

heartbreaking >> pam moore: water everywhere but not a drop to drink bat line from the rind of the ancient mariner might also apply to a potential source of drought relief in the south bay 611 kron floors were rob fladeboe reports on how call for fast tracking recycle water to your tax >> reporter: as he and other south bay leaders coiffed and beakers of tasty recycle water said jose's mayor sam liccardo lamented the fact that is currently not available as legal certifiable possible water source. >>: it can be used as a stable water supply for all was to drink. >> reporter: millions of gallons of the stuff are produced here at the advance water purification plant the

severance go what bally water district wants to pump an underground where it will recharge the depleted ought first and provide a more reliable source of drinking water. >> reporter: recycle water has already reached thousands of taps in southern california which is why south bay leaders and water managers are calling on this date the easing environmental restrictions. >>: get out of the way enable us to move forward quickly. this is a solution of any for today >> reporter: triple purified through a process that includes michael filtration reverse osmosis and ultraviolet light the recycled water would then be filtered once more as it sees through layers of sand

and gravel in most often those mostly dry percolation ponds. >> reporter: talk about we had a 37 degrees spread in temperatures. 37 degree difference from one sector of the bay area to another with happening is there's a thermal troth that is set up over the bay area. in a spill into the bay air as we headed to the overnight time frame. schooling done 63 in the city. 85 in livermore the winds are predominately have the web west northwest 21 baht 21 mi. an hour. 13

mi. an hour as we headed to san jose and 15 and the oakland the clouds will increase in the will be dense fog all 101 tomorrow you'll notice about a 10 degree drop in the temperatures as we have in the afternoon hours is the umbilical are as we head into wednesday. >> reporter: the tracking the warm-up and from thursday and friday >> pam moore: coming up a big blow to students at current the have corinthian college. in devastated devastation and not all in a battle brewing over drones and the golden gate bridge which change the one agency is demanding an end of day on the breaking news tonight this is a live picture of a huge fire

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>> catherine heenan: it is one of the biggest school closings in u.s. history the company which runs campuses including hill college in

the bay area close its doors today. this is held college and concord there are also campuses in san francisco hayward and san jose the college is part of the chain of for-profit schools all by corinthian colleges ink it announced sunday that it would close its 28 campuses are around the country corinthian is being investigated and is accused of misleading ad and in flight it claims for job prospects for its graduates a lot of angry students are a greet students are left in the wake of the closings the department of education settle will reach out to them and look their options corinthian officials are setting up times for students to pick up their copies of the transcripts left behind in anything else was left behind in lockers. >> pam moore: there is no confirmation right now this moment of this fire is tied

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>> grant lodes: the latest and breaking of the with all of baltimore tonight live images show a massive fire we believe this is part of an ongoing ride it about the city of baltimore today tonight you can see the fire of a crew the tried to get under control this is an east baltimore. as reported to be of an abandoned building. the one tv reporter has been tweeting. a baltimore sun reporter has been tweeting that people outside this area of st. this is our church and they're crying in disbelief. this is unconfirmed information. >> grant lodes: the baltimore reporter is alluding that this could be a church. there was been

demonstrations of violence block towards police and others. this is awesome all after the funeral of the freddie grey who died in robin police custody. a curfew has been placed in for tomorrow and the national guard has been called in. there's a massive fire here that is burning out of control in east baltimore and we will continue to follow this breaking news and about ongoing volatile situation >> pam moore: homes and buildings reduced to rubble. the death toll is in the thousands and still climbing and tonight aftershocks continue to terrorize not all actors saturday 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the damage is everywhere officials say some villages have been wiped out here is all well and we stand tonight officials say the death toll

is now more than 4000 some 7000 reported injuries now intense search for survivors is underway with rescue crews sifting through the rubble searching for any signs of life. the united states is sending $9 million to help with the relief effort in the call that is in addition to the $1 million already pledged the u.s. is also said it a search and rescue team. >>: we are sending end a nearly 130 person disaster assistance response team to conduct assessments coordinate the humanitarian response and provide search and rescue capabilities along with 45 t of cargo. >> pam moore: communication in and out of the country as extremely has been extremely unreliable many people taking it upon themselves to search for the law once officials said the odds of finding survivors

dramatically decreases after the first 72 hours. >> pam moore: dan kerman is live in berkeley where some bay area families are desperate peace desperately searching for their loved ones >> dan kerman: many people here are pulling together in their room going on different fronts to making sure that everyone has his support they need. the table building a fund-raiser wednesday evening for earthquake nepal the owners of this restaurant still has family members there and he's concerned about the rural areas outside of kathmandu that may be neglected. >>: 11 the call is my family. >> dan kerman: this man runs the website motherland

nepal. he too had family there. >>: some of the sleeping bags cave and food >> dan kerman: these two also have family that survive the quake say families save nepal sold right now they're concentrating on what happens to the survivors. surviving the quake is one thing they're also worried about a disease that could come up did come up after this many of these are students that are pleased to find up to their family members did survived the took about 24 hours for them to get in touch the houses are destroyed but they did survive. many of them are living in tents but the aftershocks are continuing. dan kerman kron 4 news

>> pam moore: we will continue to follow of days of the earthquake and you can check out kron4.com for the latest developments. >> reporter: the sea breeze is starting to transport all low-level moisture along the coast line the was spilling into the bay area as we head into the over night time frank kelso tracking a call from up to the north and west and will continue to migrate towards washington in a stairwell north of the bay area but ahead of the winds will pick up the water to the afternoon and the temperatures will be dropping from 8 to 10 degrees as we headed tomorrow afternoon. low- level moisture will make for cloudy night tonight and some areas of dense fog all along highway 101 in the morning rush-hour 5:00 a.m.

you concede there's cloud coverage filling into the bay area about 9:00 a.m. the clouds will still be having but they will be subject to break as we headed to tomorrow afternoon to tomorrow morning will wake up to temperatures in the '40's in the upper and lower fifties fog areas along the coast line spilling into the bay will be slow to clear argus press along the coast of the sea breeze will pick up yet again a west northwest in a bit gusty breeze into the latter half of our day the temperatures will drop between eight to 10 degrees will be in the upper '70's emeline. taking a look at all been a continual look at a cooling trend swum upstarts from thursday and friday >> pam moore: straight ahead the drum drum of gasoline

prices are back up again what will cause you to fill up the tank tonight that information coming up next.

>> grant lodes: forcing more and more drones are becoming a problem for the golden gate bridge. golden gate transit officials say the unmanned aerial devices posed safety and security threats to the bridge. officials said the drums have been flying as security fences into areas where photography is prohibited one reason the crash landed on the roadway now the agency is asking senator dianne feinstein and faa for regulations that would allow the agency to cite drum operators for tress protect trespassing. >> pam moore: ward come about the riots that have been taking over baltimore.

and more information about the 18 year-old and murdered a nine year-old boy some warriors getting a much needed rest of round two of the playoffs. >> reporter: were currently about 60 degrees and the winds are out of the and west northwest at attracting a cooling trend and knowledge to know when the temperatures will go back up.

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>> catherine heenan: chaos in baltimore today right at lootings there been clashing with police at least 15 officers were injured to are still in hospital tonight in looking at many police cars the set on fire at 10:00 p.m. curfew has been imposed national guard has been activated and public school classes have been cancelled for tomorrow. this happens just a few hours

after today's funeral for freddie grey the man who died in police custody over a week ago. the mayor called the troublemakers' nothing but the hogs. thugs... >>: idled acreage to call them thugs i think they should be just cockhorse trying sure ruin the city. concord citrine true run when the city cowards trying to ruin the city... >> catherine heenan: the police said they will be using video to try to track down some of the suspects later. >> grant lodes: the the like images above baltimore our with our partnership with cnn. according to baltimore

fire officials there currently for fires that are burning. that was an old church that was being redone into a senior senate housing for seniors. and this all allied aerial showed to the scope of the coverage lights and sirens all over the place. police are still getting rocks and bricks thrown at of them. this is still an ongoing situation as the national guard is deployed in the city of baltimore writing is currently out of control we will notify you with the latest. >> reporter: here discovery bay of nine year-old was found dead in his own home and his own bed. the 18 year-old boy and william

schulz has confessed to killing jordan all marine. he and dids he said because he wanted to see what it felt like to murder someone. >> reporter: what could be the largest boot shut down in u.s. history 16,000 students at concord hill college students showed this morning after getting an e- mail over the weight in stating that the school is no more. the california currie tourney dids distant attorney is going after the school for false advertising that and reporting from concord will tran >> reporter: here in san jose water managers love to recycle water. as they drank a sock sample of recycled water mayor sam liccardo

says that what then take these reebok environmental restrictions so that they can all use recycled water and ultimately make it available to consumers. although it already meets all state and federal water standards is only available for landscaping and industrial she used unsettled the rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> haaziq madyun: power for draymond green gave warriors fans a shot out. >>: they are of the fans are always given us support this sellout the venues and but for us to give them a season like this is very exciting and it's fun to be a part of an day i honestly and truly deserve it. >> haaziq madyun: in oakland

as the presumed kron 4 news >> pam moore: 10 alban the undersheriff in tulsa oklahoma has resigned today in light of the deadly shooting where an unarmed man was shot and killed earlier this month by a volunteer reserve deputy who says he does took his gun for taser. a 2008 internal review found that alban tim all been asked employees to modify review and training documentation for the volunteer deputy robert bates mr. bates shot and killed eric harris during an undercover gun staying on april 2nd bates what has pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter. >> pam moore: was tackled by school staff after firing shots at the washington state high-school it happen

monday morning at the north stars tonight is goal in lacy police say a 16 year- old student fired two shots into the ceiling of the school a teacher and principal tackled the suspect and held them until the officers arrived no one was hurt by gunfire school was canceled for the day and all filed into the football stadium to be picked up by their parents know word classes will resume tomorrow. >> reporter: tonight the clouds was ripped away to the coast line is built into the bay area mostly dense fog when we wake up tomorrow the fall starts to clear out about lunchtime but will have some breeze deconditions partly sunny skies and about eight to 10 degrees cooler than we were today. upper 60s around the bay and upper 70's and land.

another disturbance wednesday will kick up in the afternoon and will be running a few degrees warmer temperatures will rebound as we had on thursday and friday of next >> pam moore: don't look now gasoline prices are creeping back up the national average is up 13¢ over the past week a reported flat at chevron's richmond refinery on alaskan gas prices soaring according to a back- buddy. the tesoro martinez refinery also reported issues last week analysts pump prices could climb by a few more pennies as gasoline prices catch up the oil crisis. >> pam moore: here's will cause you to fill up in the bay area tonight according to aaa san francisco drivers are paying $3 and the devices on average for gallon of regular and that's up 25¢ from a week ago and

an oakland drivers are paid $3.40 a gallon on average in the south bay drivers in san jose are paying $3.42 and the statewide average is actually $3.40. >> pam moore: coming up a digital battle brewing against espn and rise and why the sports network claims is being left out.

>> grant lodes: breaking news into the kron 4 newsroom demand was toppled in taking care of robert lasting bird sexually battered patients after they had been given anesthesia. he was a lot fremont resident operating resident. he is accused of violating four men last month and this month stafford employees say they saw first also

inappropriate content and then they got in touch with officials will continue to follow that breaking story. >> grant lodes: made while espn has taken their tv problem with a rise in the court. the sports channel is suing the communications company over how the espn programming is being sold in the discount it paid tv package become flight espn filed today alleges that verizon horizon reached a contract by unbundling the sports channel for main programming line up in their half i all as tv horizon as allow customers to subscribe to 35 channels for $55 a month with the option of adding packages that include espn.

>> pam moore: oakland's allen untoward is in the studio and carry as all the sports coming up next. gary grant as of the sports coming up gary radnich.

>> gary radnich: the evening everybody golden state everybody is on the bandwagon. the have a likely a we got up and killed their next opponent memphis or portland they're back at the facility the day everybody will be little snow slow they had a great party saturday night seth currie clay thompson doing it again draymond green may be the second most voluble player on this team and he likes to talk to. >>: would still like this about what we do the matter

how long will play in a rapid of tonight important combat we have to focus on what we do when the sun focused about this for hold for series and that's gonna be our focus throughout the playoff >> gary radnich: warrior fans are waiting for currie to be officially reported as the mvp. kerr won the routine time and john of its award because of its copper cooperation with media and fans. so when someone that's a dumb question he never got mad at >> gary radnich: love will be out for a least two weeks. he intentionally dislocated my shoulder at all her to minicars' the play does this part of the

game two weeks out for kevin love. with likely to be the chicago bulls here the man the great boxer serving i drainboard 27 and 0. olympic gold medalist look battle less. andre ward... his first balk in 17 months since the brith rodriguez. >>: outback i am back on 31 years all >> gary radnich: i've been doing this for 30 years and

what did you say >>: you have been doing it as long as i've been alive. >> gary radnich: defense and what did your brain of backing out in may whether to >>: seen as a lifestyle for me. and i have to stay fit this apartment lifestyle at the and a have to start from scratch of been working a feel-good right now a was close to requiring with that lay all my wife told me know we have four children in need to keep working. >> gary radnich: and said guy says some good retire and a wife says get out the year

>> gary radnich: i drive is now being represented by jasey. andre... >>: a this would try something different we met through mutual friends alan to learn more about business in general. adams the boxing be any different when i was younger i was a friend of jasey said. i listened gospel rap his business mind is out in this world jay z >>: this guy is a tough competitor is gonna bring it up have to be in my best on june 20th from 1 to beat

this guy. >> gary radnich: june 20th that oracle where you like a saturday night i like floyd is one of my favorites of is hoping for good fight in hoping it lives up to the hype in when you're making in excess of $100 million is there any losers ideas hoping for a good fight. you know may weather >>: yes i know him him. >> gary radnich: the and the background that he came from does that explain a lot of the stuff that you people talk about >>: you cannot take away his craft what he does in the ring. >>: he's different you can not patting yourself after

floyd he runs a three and 4:00 in the morning parade of four workouts a day he's a different kind of individual you can't follow that kind of script and the sit back and enjoy it. >>: i'd lose about you would be shocked if floyd walked in here right now. i think would be a great flight he the guy that i watch and respect. >> gary radnich: june 20th and under what bursa's paul smith. andre ward versus paul smith... unsettled him

>>: i do not fight for freedom at that's why they call it prize fighting its for a prize >> pam moore: i feel like we have watched him grow up. >> pam moore: attention facebook users big changes kicked into day the new feature now available through messenger. compare

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