ace as he read from a prepared statementstanding in front of a memorial of flowers candles, teddy bears outside of their home >>"we're blessed to live in a community at times like this, we very much appreciate the prayers thoughtfulness of friends family and complete strangers as we all adjust of having loss our wonderful young son jordy" >> reporter:jordans older brother's best friend 18- year-old william shultz was arrested and is being charged for jordan's murder. >>"with jordan's memory in our hearts we will continue to offer our love and our home to our family and friends" >> reporter:in the wake of shultz's arrest kron4 has learned that he had been undergoing some mental stress. in fact his family sent him to the doctor for a mental evaluation the day before jordan almgren was killed. the almgren's family attorney says the family had no idea that shultz had a history of mental illness or that he had seen a psychiatrist that just hours before coming over to spend the night

>>"the point of this today however is to focus on tragically taken from us" >> reporter:with that in mind the family has created a website to celebrate jordans lifejoyforjordy.com >>"he especially loved playing baseballand though he is no longer with us we know that he is an angel looking down on us from above the >> reporter:in discovery bay haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:in baltimore, there is new information about the death of freddie gray, and some conflicting stories about how he died in police custody. >> pam: the investigation and the turmoil ongoing tonight,

>> pam: grant lodes is here to tell us about both of them. >> grant:pam let's start with the turmoil. tonight the mood is calmer but protesters are still filling the streets. >> grant: satisfactory answer to the question: how did freddie gray die. >> grant: this is a solidarity protest at city hall. police officers towards the bottom of the screen and was facing off with the demonstrators. there is pushing and shoving and there has been for some time. this is part of the issue that we have seen throughout the country. people are out marching. the

same violence going on right now. we do not know exactly what is going on and now we see that items are being thrown at police officers. and solidarity protest and they for the grace situation print items are being thrown at officers for it would not know if any of rest have been made right now multiple police officers for it off with hundreds of protesters creek mining district a philadelphia near city hall. as for the for the grace situation, there is still a 10:00 p.m. curfew in baltimore that will remain in affect for the weekend. so far no one has a satisfactory answer for the question of how he died? >>"this morning, our task force charged with investigating the tragic state attorney's office." >> grant:this move comes one

day earlier than expected. with one new detail >> grant:the police van that picked up freddie gray after his arrest made an unreported and so far unexplained stop. >> grant:the new information coming from a private security camera at this intersecton, not from the police officers transporting him. >>"obviously it raises all in the police department knew about the stop and what was driving the van whoever was involved in the van trip was not forthcoming." (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> grant:gray was found unconscious when the wagon arrived at a police station on april 12. >> grant:the 25-year-old had suffered a spinal injury and died a week later. >> grant:washington tv station wjla says a coroner's report concluded that the fatal head injury matches a bolt in the back of the van. >> grant:the washington post reports that another prisoner who was in the van with gray told investigators he thought gray was intentionally trying to injure himself.

>> grant:the man couldn't actually see gray because of a metal barrier. >>what he has said is that he heard freddie thrashing about >> grant: can go back to the philadelphia protest. we will show you ariel skull where some damage to the stores starting to get violent with the police. and up close and personal of what it's like to be on the streets of the league right now. >> grant: protesters are marching to all of the street in to see people with their face covered courage and had been peaceful up until a few minutes ago or some of the demonstrators

near the front line or a police officer started pushing and shoving and use all the confrontation. just about two minutes ago. we will continue to follow the life the partnership with c and anchoret mostly peaceful and philadelphia. most people have their hands of the show that they are now looking for violence. that they are having confrontations with police will follow developments nationwide with the freddie gate freddie gray situation continues to rid >> pam: a relative of one of the officers in the case tells our news partner cnn that the officer thinks gray was inside a police van. >> pam: it is now up to the through the task force report. >> pam: police say they will continue to follow any new leads. >> we will follow it." >> pam: it is now up to the

prosecutor's office to sort >> pam: police say they will continue to follow any new >> pam: anti police protests are scheduled throughout the day and evening tomorrow in the city oakland and among those protesters will be members of a union that hauls cargo at the port of oakland. kron 4's dan kerman reports >> pam: our coverage of the may day protests continues online. there we have a list of the planned demonstrations. >> pam: what time they start. impacted. >> >> reporter: killed by bart police in 2009, his nephew oscar grant is stating that participation is needed. >> reporter: previous protests have started peacefully and and it with violence and vandalism the fight o w uses that is not what they want. >> we are not condoning any type of violence or destruction.

>> reporter: some bars closed up but others did not and they've decided to hope for the best. >> the protesters and great people should be out protesting for what they believe >> could it happen? yes a could. do i plan to close tomorrow question no, i plan to stay open late tomorrow. >> reporter: another and to police protista scheduled for 7:00 p.m. and the downtown area. in oakland and carmen kron 4 news. -- dan kerman >> pam: and we will have updates on the kron 4 mobile

app protests take place. >> pam: center cisco police will get body cameras for all officers. how much will this cost? and when will they be put into action? that is ahead by 15. then the warm dry weather is an increase in the fire danger. the steps you should take to protect your and your and nextel silicon valley and pay gap did not affect the ceo of yahoo. >> reporter: the weather coming up!y low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

>> pam: yahoo c-e-o marissa mayer's pay package surged last year. >> pam: mayer's 2014 total compensation increased 69- percent. to about 42-million dollars. >> pam: her base salary was unchanged at one- million dollars, but the value of her stock and option awards jumped. >> pam: this is mostly due to gains in yahoo's stock price. that came despite concerns about the overall state of the business. >> pam: the company says. the stock package was worth 15- million dollars when it was originally approved. but the surge in the company stock price upped the value of the overall package. new york - the value of yahoo ceo marissa mayer's pay package surged last year, mostly due to gains in the internet company's stock price that came despite concerns about the overall health of yahoo's business. >> pam: according to a regulatory filing, mayer's 2014 compensation increased 69 percent to $42.1 million. $1 million but the value of her stock and option awards large part of the increase came from options that were package.

>> pam: those awards were worth $15 approved, but yahoo says their value has risen to about $40 million. >> pam: yahoo shares have climbed mostly because of its holdings in chinese e- commerce company alibaba group and yahoo japan rather than yahoo's core business. >> pam: 42-million last year.

>> pam: berkeley of any kind could be a very disturbing crime but especially if it is a home berkeley. you could imagine how that feels that at first there is something which can do to stop the likelihood of a berkeley. >> pam: >> we are still going to those calls. where a window is open for that board left unlocked.

>> reporter: making it too easy for a burglary cells else to reach the police lt. steve bodine. want to make your home a little attractive for breaking and? the lieutenant is planned to break down five simple things all in all do. >> the first thing is to make your home is occupied, if you are going to plea for a weekend or a period of the few they speculate there is somebody there. >> reporter: that he's not leaving porcelains and run the clock. >> motion activated is the best. >> reporter: an overload mailbox is another sign that no one is home. >> no mail deliveries when you are going to the newspaper deliveries. >> reporter: number to

proper lighting. >> wedding for your home is important especially during hours of darkness. bad guys do not like lights. >> reporter: no. 3. >> lucky down. >> the locks! get the best possible lexus to pinafore and like everything. did the best possible locks that you can't afford and what everything. >> reporter: he says that includes walking the small window in the upstairs bedroom. some folks might say what is on the second store nobody will get up there. >> what happens. go right hand through the second story window. >> reporter: #four get to know your neighbors and joined the neighborhood watch. >> become a part of one of

the group's and if one does not exist in your area get one started. >> reporter: at last and best and home surveillance camera system. >> is been a few times where the suspect has been on camera and it are able to use it. >> reporter: high-pressure is right over head and that is suppressing the cloud coverage. tonight we are looking clear in mind with temperatures remaining in the upper 60s. as with up friday, we are expecting the coastline to drop brown 628 degrees there. elsewhere that we will remain on to italy saturday. we will take more look more into the water coming up in just a

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>> grant: >> grant: >> grant: finding this 11 year old right there under a house where she has been for 90 hours creek and more rescues. it aid worker from the u.s. plant a critical role in résumé these are likely survivors. >> date is amazing. this is

what we do. this is the thousands of hours that we search and rescue members representing the united states of america. we do that. that is what we do in four. it is amazing that you as government has sent us across the world to help people in need. and we are here and pleas to help the people it is an amazing feeling. >> grant: more than 5500 people were killed in last weekend's quick. search and rescue teams continued to search through pup rubble, looking for survivors. >> reporter: fire season has arrived. raquel fire is reminding people who live near wild areas to get rid of this grass. get rid of all did and dying vegetation. more on the story coming up.

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>> grant: the group has been on the move shutting down streets and they stop the city buster things did get a physical and the crew tried to block the entrance to interstate 95 in philadelphia. officers used force to keep traffic moving on the interstate bird that is there in front of the present in front of or in philadelphia. you can see they had massed on print and you hear the chanting creek will follow de situation in the philadelphia creek in cincinnati demonstrations are also going on print this is to give you a preview of what is plan to happen tomorrow which is internationals workers date which is which is now becoming an international protest. other cities throughout the country would join ian brick will keep you abreast on filly.

>> pam: the drought and now the hot weather is a reminder that fire season has also tried in with that in mind rob fladeboe has a reminder from cal fired as to how to save your home through wildfire season. >> reporter: for those live near well fire is that time of year. creating a space and around the outside of your home that will allow your home to survive a wild fire. that means clearing away the grass and all dead or dying vegetation vegetation for at least 100 ft. to give firefighters and financing is in the event that they are called upon to save your home.

>> we wanted to leave your home if need be so that is safe to get out and want to be safe for our firefighters to make a stand at the home in case of a wildfire. >> reporter: starting this week cal fire is inspecting through neighborhoods and santa clara, alameda, contra costa and neighborhood counties and the ululating properties to make sure they are in compliance >> reporter: as you can see here there's plenty of grass again this year despite the drought but is trying out much earlier. amid conditions that have already led to an increase in vegetation fire statewide. >> reporter: last check on

my progress here. remember defensible space is supposed to be 100 ft. from the edge of the house to the tree- lined or property border. this is a 50 ft. tape. coming up on 50 ft. about here. another 50 to go. it looks like i have my work cut out for me and maybe you do too. and gilroy and rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: has referred show to live a sea lion just hang out hiding under a parked car on marina boulevard and the visitor a street. this is a video from our partnership with abc seven is. --abc seven news. >> pam:

>> reporter:, riga boulevard, at the marine mammal center is explaining that this plot was picked up in february on santa barbara m. fry here to the center and became healthy and then released back in the community in march. he has sent out swimming all around in the wild. and somehow we in the back up in the harbor. >> reporter: now they will look at the ceiling and to see if perhaps he is sick and that is why he ended up falling a boulevard. >> reporter: we have an idea of if he is sick or how he is to win?--how he is doing. >> lost 20 lbs.. he's very

thin. >> reporter: will continue to follow the story and provide to the update on rubbish print that is his name but he was given when he was picked up in february. >> pam: the oakland raiders are on the clock. live coverage on the first round pick in the end f l draft is coming up. and rep mobil is back in court his plea for- charges is next. suge knight >> pam: all wall street the market sought its biggest drop in two weeks. the dow lost 195 points.

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>> pam: this is a big day in football! >> gary: a great crit what

receiver. i daresay on the protests covering this event, the just understand that he reminds us of jerry rice. well! anyway... >> gary: just trying to catch temperate blasted the ball in his hand he was terrific 124 catches last season which is a record. giving car the nevermore receiver to go to. --no. 1 receiver >> gary: this is really a big deal. people love the draft taught as everyone hopes to rid--the draft

taught as everyone hopes there it >> gary: for me i would rather have a guy from an interest standpoint it catches and throws the ball. the >> gary: is guy is supposed to be really talented. he kicked at to put points on the board. --he can with what >> reporter: gary this is at play a pick for derrick carteret from all accounts he is an outstanding receiver. what else can you say about it? he did throw everyone a curve ball appeared they thought it was on to be leonard williams of u s c perritt but they went with often spirit of its put but and deceit. he

was the nation's top wide receiver playing in alabama with a hundred and 24 catches creek and raiders going off this with their first pick overall. it was made about 10 minutes ago and 10 minutes from now the head coach jack del rio and reggie mckenzie, the manager occurred will talk to the media right behind me. we will go in and get some of that sound and have something for you hopefully as 615. >> gary: jason appelbaum with the raiders. maybe j.r. stone has some indication j.r.? all of your multiple sources with the 49 this to you have a hunch on where there are going? >> gary: gary >> reporter: gary i have to

laugh my sources all of the stands behind me derrick is an all party down here in santa clara. and they go big when you talk about the niners but down here to rid --they go big when they talk about the nine is down here. they even had a roller- coaster is going for some of the kids and families who have come out here. you talk about the party all your prick his coach of the four leninist took the stage a few minutes ago. you can see the motion spirit half of the crowd cheering and the other pretty silent. did he get the crowd going and the last seconds he did. (cheers & applause) >> you have a heck of a

team with those boys! you're going to enjoy them! they are working hard for you i promise! (cheers & applause) >> gary: tonsil a tough somewhere in the neighborhood of five or 10 minutes accurate get back in the boardroom for it so interesting atmosphere to say the least out here in santa clara. gary, now back to you in the studio. >> gary: just because there are so many people because of car bar leaving. there are a lot of -12 in regard to the franchisees. same old stuff. but i do not believe

that they will be a bad team print it is still talent and as long as you have talent like grant lotus, things are good. >> pam: grant, it is here with this social media of all of this. >> grant: 8 tweet here since i actually take the raiders but it would have been insane if they had added a marty cooper. people think they did and a top tier creek. >> grant: this one says hit the jackpot with matt and car last year and now crabtree in cooper loving it! >> grant: we are checking

all of the emotions on social media. we will have full coverage of that as well. >> reporter: it is almost 6:00 p.m. and we are still holding on to 83 degrees. the fall forecast is coming up!

>> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: breaking news for bart riders right now there is police activity and not know the nature of that activity. there is a major delay for bart riders in the east bay direction at the west oakland station creek will continue to follow up with of the to there. >> reporter: checking all

our daytime highs with 92 and antioch 91 and concord. and 84 degrees in downtown and 83 in to half moon bay. take another look at our current conditions we are still holding on to middle eighties in the city and across the bay bridge into oakland, at 87 degrees in san jose, 90 degrees in concord and talk about a toast the evening. with 87 degrees in santa rosa. >> reporter: a couple of showers in trouble of thunderstorms and lake tahoe. we do have to domes of high pressure. one city directly over northern california. the other keeping it clear that in the coastline. sandwiching end opportunities of rainfall over the next five to seven days. taking a look further

down south occurred these clouds will slowly start to make their way off the coastline as we head into tomorrow by 5:00 p.m.. that is why it tomorrow, the colon will commence on long but admitted coastline creek and and we will stay warm. overnight tonight starlit conditions with temperatures on the mild side with low to mid '50's. 50 and to get rid 52 and temperatures and the low sixties for the bay. we are talking about a comfortable way to kick off friday. a beautiful sunrise is expected as we reach closer to loss' timetable be worn in the 80 degree mark and 75 from the bay. 64 degrees from the coast occurred because of the sea breeze are rising after lunch and out of the south and west temperatures will drop between six to eight degrees compared to today

critical we will remain on the one side. certainly as we head into inland with the low 80s and low 90s. >> reporter: 87 degrees as we head into evergreen and the east bay temperatures will be in the '90s. livermore and 81 for selling and a doctorate from the up to the north, santa rosa with the daytime high at 83 degrees. quite comfortable temperatures brick ocean beach temperatures in the upper 60s. take a look tomorrow and most vocal down at the coast line. inland will remain in the '80s and '90s. >> reporter: moist and cool temperatures will spread east as we head into saturday and the entire bay area will have a clue commencement. with average highs for this time of year. and are looking at 55 degrees along the coast line

with lee grant cloud cover over the course of the day. we will still remain dry creek with breezy conditions and late tuesday night into wednesday. >> pam: demonstrators are in the streets again tonight and we are keeping an eye across the country where protesters are still reacting to the death of freddie gray. like as 6:00. plus a body, for law enforcement how they can be helpful to those that the irs and to the police officers. the news continues next at 6:00 p.m..

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>> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:san francisco city leaders for police officers.as a way to cut complaints of police brutality. >> pam:this body camera video is from denver colorado. >> pam:the officer with his knee on the neck of a man being arrested was temporarily suspended after this video was reviewed. >> pam:kron4's maureen kelly has the details on what needs to video. >> reporter:body camera video can prove to be helpful to law enforcement. and to victims of brutality. >> reporter:just this week. we show you this video of a woman who was injured at the santa rita jail. she's filing a lawsuit against bart. >> reporter:then last week. fairfield police released body cam video that recorded what was a mother whose son was abducted. >> reporter: body cameras. >> reporter:here is a

partial list. >> reporter:bart and oakland police began wearing them after the oscar grant shooting and the protests that followed. >> reporter: body cams for years. the bay area's biggest city has just started its third pilot test in five years, equipping a dozen officers with the >> reporter:in some towns, among them san rafael and campbell camera. >> reporter: >> reporter:maureen kelly kron 4 news >> pam: machine is falling and lawsuit against bart police. then last week police and fairfield introduced her body kerman dell this is what is between a mother and son the was kidnapped and that families stolen car. police all over the bay area are adopting body cameras.

>> pam: a new smartphone app allows californians to automatically submit recorded encouters with police to their local chapter of the american civil liberties union. >> pam: the mobile phone app enables users to record and upload video of police encounters so that a-c-l-u lawyers can look for due- process violations. >> pam: the a-c-l-u says they want to ensure that video of potential police misconduct is preserved.before a cellphone is destroyed or tampered with. >> pam: friday is mayday and labor unions are teaming up with demonstrators in the

bay area tomorrow to protest police violence. the international longshoremen's and warehouse union says instead of moving cargo at the port of oakland their members will hold their rally. and then marched to oakland city hall for and noontime rally is a lot of in such a slotted terry with the people in philadelphia and baltimore. >> see the slaughter of innocent people and we are concerned we are gathered here today to voice our concerns. >> pam: very few are boarding up in regards to businesses and they are hoping for the best spirit hoping to gather for a peaceful protest tomorrow.

>> pam: a look at the areas you may want to avoid because of the protest is all at kron4 dot com. >> pam: the funeral for the east bay boy killed in his own bed will take place next friday. >> pam: today.his father spoke publically for the first time since his son's tragic death. >> pam: 9-year-old jordan almgren brother's friend 18- year-old william shultz has been arrested and charged with the murder. today jordan's father chose not to speak about the man accused of murdering his son >> about the events that happened last sundayjoy for jordy"

>> pam: the public service for next friday, may 8th at 4 p-m at golden hills community church in brentwood. >> pam: jordan's family setup at website.for their beloved little boy called joy-for-jordy dot com. >> pam: in it.pictures of the 9 year information on his funeral. >> pam: we've setup a link on our website.kron 4 dot com. >> pam: a live look at the bay bridge this thursday evening.a warm day in san francisco, and downright hot in other parts of the bay area. >> pam: vanessa bezic is on the weather deck tonight with a first look at your forecast.vanessa? >> reporter: went from warmer yesterday to cut today. certainly, taking a look outside with a hazy sunlight over the coast and not a cloud in sight. very light wind coming up out of the west about 13 mi. per hour. they carry a wide 84

degrees still and downtown. 80 degrees for 87 degrees in san jose, shy of that 90 degree mark that concord in the weimar has think it today, we were in the low 90s in santa rosa and an napa. 92 degrees in antioch. we hit the '90s as well, and the san ramon area. 83 degrees and half moon bay san jose picked up eight solid 80. >> reporter: we are looking starlit overhead. the upper 50s and talk about a comfortable evening and night. tomorrow it will be cooler at the coastline. elsewhere, the heat will hang on and as we head into saturday with cool and moist air will overspread the bay area. making its way into

inland spot. would the coming up! >> reporter: >> pam: kron 4 has a new weather app. >> pam: you can use it to track the the forecast wherever you are. it's free and available in app stores for all devices. >> pam: thousands of demonstrate took to the streets across the country today to march in solidarity with >> pam: we are live in alameda and santa clara. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

>> pam: this is a live picture and large protests in philadelphia. the >> pam: is is a live picture from cincinnati as a lot of terry with the protest in philadelphia. >> pam: new details tonight in the mystery surrounding the death of freddie gray in baltimore. >> pam: several new reports focused on what may have happened in the back of a police transport van. >> pam: a washington television the 25-year-old was mortally injured in the van.not during his arrest.

>> pam: police also say that they have learned of an while it was traveling to a police precinct. >> pam: the washington post is reporting the prisoner who says that he thinks gray was intentionally trying to injure himself. >> pam: the protests today have been largely non- violent. >> standing strong been showing a baltimore is all about creek of like to applaud all of the pastors and mothers. >> pam: although protests have largely turned peaceful the curfew will continue throughout the weekend in baltimore. >> pam: several demonstrations are planned this weekend in the city and across the country. >> pam: we will continue to track the turmoil in baltimore and bring you the very latest. >> pam: on our website.we have raw video of the riots, and sports stars speaking out gray.

>> pam: that's all at kron 4 dot com. >> pam: a big night and sports! will be back with more. regarding the draft. ♪♪

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>> pam: a big night for raiders and kicked off just over an hour ago. >> pam: it's a chance for both teams to bounce back from disappointing seasons.with a >> pam: team coverage tonight. >> pam: jr stone is at levi's stadium for a 49er draft party.

>> pam: but we begin with kron 4's jason applebaum live at raiders headquarters in alameda.jason the team just made its first pick? >> pam: well, we would check and let grant and go back to the oakland raiders' camp. >> grant: i like to talk about uniforms, if that is okay? the niners suggest we did this out about nine minutes ago. --tweeted >> grant: the jersey is black the pans are black creek they can only wear this up to two times on the calendar year. but you can bet that they will occurred and they spend a lot of money. players have been involved in the design. it

seems to be fired up about it. j.r. stone is thought that party tonight with official unveiling the new uniforms. and they posted an article outlining new details about the spirit i have mentioned that raiders fans will not let this that the niners fans are now more in the black. >> grant: jason? >> reporter: yes grant we are still waiting for jack they're real and mackenzie the general manager to come out and talk about their first pick the one with a wide receiver out of alabama. aomori cooper who is said to be the wide receiver in the draft. this is clearly a pick for car to have crabtree onside and this fella on the other

side. six-foot long, 210 lbs. to play inside or outside. 104 catches. mostly in college football. the record which he won an award. he was a finalist for the heisman trophy. he has great hands, as you would expect creek and a great work ethic. he has been compared to some as jerry rice. i'm sure is pretty tough to compare him to the greatest receiver of all time but that is what you do when we do the straps. he is obviously a great talent and the organization is open that he will be a fixture for several years or so. >> reporter: hoping to get some details from our general manager here and the coach.

>> grant: gary will be here and he will have his take on the picks so far. also, we will keep you up-to-date on niners and graders take all we cannot want this issue is day one of the draft pick. stay upadated on kron4.com >> reporter: we have a ridge of high pressure system off to the north east of the mother in california and another daughter of hot seeking an error with high pressure off the coastline. that is why we have mostly clear skies as far as i can see, not a cloud of fear. hoping to sell it is a press storms over the next five to seven days.

>> reporter: would notice a little bit of a cooling trend at the coastline. on friday. we will wake up to 10 pitchers on the comfortable side tomorrow morning meant to low 50s he actually projected behind barrett by 7:00 a.m. road in a 60 degree temperatures. about the beautiful sun rise. it will be hot inland and '80s. but by lunch time. >> reporter: we are looking at 66 degrees with to p.m. with a low cloud coverage at the immediate coesite and the city. temperatures will drop and you will notice a cool down at the close on

occurred elsewhere to purchase remain in the 80s and low 90s. >> reporter: we will be seen petty f o g early as 6:00 p.m. merritt--patchy fog >> reporter: taking a peek ahead. to purchase dropping between 68 degrees away from the immediate cosine temperatures will still be in all low 80s and 90s with plenty of hazy sunlight to go round as we head into saturday cooler air will make its way east and temperatures will drop the low 80s inland and '70s all around the bay. there will be stubborn clubs and temperatures will be in the upper 50s come sunday with low clouds occurred. >> reporter: 78 degrees inland and 70 degrees on around the bay. there will

be in storm system just to our north clipping us producing land that will bring more sunlight and to purchase will slowly start to rebound by the middle part of next week. >> pam: we have incredible deal of the imam is one it hit. in nepal.

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>> grant: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> grant: san francisco sheriff announced today that one of four deputy sheriffs accused of forcing inmates to fight is said to

be fired creek and the decision was based on findings from a recently completed internal investigation into the stage fighting between inmates brought to light early this year. the level of involvement of the other three deputy sheriff named in the allegations is also being assessed. at separate federal investigation into the alleged in the fight is remaining ongoing. a due process hearing will be conducted before a final determination on the determination is made. >> grant: and another story involving san francisco law enforcement former san francisco police sergeant and some vendor who was convicted of corruption began his three year five month sentence and president can't and colorado his charges were related to stealing money and property from seize drug suspect during searches in 2009. his

case also brought to light a scandal involving exchanging racist and homophobic messages with of but other officers. >> reporter: more weather coming up!

>> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: today to people were pulled from the rubble of buildings five days after the powerful earthquake hit record here or where things stand tonight creek the death toll now tops 6000 people creek officials believed it could soar as high as 15,003 powerful aftershocks continue to rattle the region, and now that weather is moving enforcing survivors of their makeshift tent. >> pam: today government officials announced the with a family's $1,400 for each person killed in the earthquake to offset the from low-cost bridge grant is back now with some incredible bill of the moment that the earthquake hit chris grant? >> grant: from a tourist was in the heart of nepal.

you concede items falling to the ground and building starting to break apart paired with the dust starting to rise bridge and has already been shared thousands of times on social media. >> pam: are as quick continues our earthquake coverage continues on line including the incredible rescue of a teenager and a buried and a baby derrick alive for days their incredible rescues all at kron4.com >> reporter: steepen this on

the southern flank of the down pressure brett over portland oregon as we speak . these clouds will slowly start to make their way from south to north's cue up the course of the afternoon creek as the pressure weakens it was shipped for other east and that's what you will notice a cooling trend along the coast occurred when you wake up you will have comfortable temperatures with low 60s and around the bay and certainly in inland creek. >> reporter: as we head closer to look lunchtimes the sea breeze will begin to rise creek will be breezing along the coast hitting our daytime high. willie early tomorrow and runs 60 degrees at noon at the close line. we will continue to warm up and run and hit the low 90s inland

from the bay occurred closer to the coastline, and will begin to cool down into the afternoon areas as early as 5:00 p.m. on friday. >> reporter: temperatures will drop into the low 80s inland. upper 50s at best along the coast west dublin cloud coverage for a major chunk of the day. sunshine is expected into the afternoon at temperatures will drop into our average high for this time of year. >> reporter: will remain cool come tuesday night. >> pam: suge knight back in las angeles courtroom for it now the rumor mill is really about the big-name athletes back to the billing him out. 0-bailing

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>> grant: to not believe the current rumors. there are natural boxer, floyd may weather cannot be billing-- bailing suge knight out of jail despite initial reports. today the former death row records ceo pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder charge charges stemming from an incident earlier this year. earlier--nice lawyer says his client believed may weather could cover his $2 million bill after saturday's huge fight.

later, someone in a weathered capp said no cash is coming his way. if convicted nec could face life in prison.--knight >> pam: the may weather pat hill fight is just two days away in las vegas. there is a $100 price tag if you want to watch it on pay-per-view. if you are not willing to pony up that kind of money sports bars are also hearing the fight. buffalo well win since it would charge customers admission fees creek several bars in san francisco or so daring the game starting at $20. = = starting

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>> gary: the forty-niners were supposed to pick right pricked they have just made a trade with san diego. giving up the third and fourth round pick or receiving. service and big brokerage so there picked now has moved to spots back. >> gary: a fellow pam on twitter. for updates. >> pam: foul me? really?-- follow >>wide receiver from

alabama >> gary: many he does everything smart and right leg jerry rice. 124 catches last season. at the south east conference record corporate planning for alabama crimson tide. a marty cooper outstanding receiver. with his new coach del rio. >> typically a lot more work to get them up to speak with what it looks like our feels like on the press of the line per it. >> of the nuances of creating separation that you wouldn't have at this level. coming and a little ahead of the curve in that regard. regarding others in that situation. >> gary: from 80 fan standpoint that is exciting.

running with the ball the alignment. just in terms of marketing trick you have a guy named omar cooper with the raider fans with the excitement and one local player have been chosen. >> gary: no. 13 overall to the norland saint bernard _ peak no. 13 overall from stanford goes to the new orleans st. >> gary: know how you walk down and go to your desk and sit down and you wait to see what the audience thinks.

>> gary: i expected to come down with a good trader picked up. but that have won but and normally. --i have one button. single button when you're sitting next to pam moore. >> gary: florida state goes #one to tampa bay. one of those guys to lanza inland setting off sunset controversy creek overall sprit---most of the fellows said parades them round in

the want to be with their family members. number two is marcus the quarterback with tennessee to tampa bay. >> gary: you figure the first two guys quarterback does not happen very often. >> gary: grant is hiding his age and who knows what else he is doing. >> gary: archie manning with mississippi and no. 3 from santa clara dan. the first picks were quarterback sprit. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. i remember watching from

crib. >> gary: in the leg the first two guys quarterbacks. it will be exciting to see if my to sit matt conley a play with a mask. his head facial surgery. >> gary: monday back in memphis with adjacent applebaum. >> gary:jason applebaum >> reporter: as for what happened after practice most of the players and head coach steve kerr were asked about playing the grisliest

without mac without connally who has a fractured arm around his left eye. they say you cannot take this team lightly. >> you have to have your guard up assessing when teammates go down with injuries. you have to prepare. and they have a lot of guys beckham beckham op. so were not taken these guys likely at all. >> we will be ready. >> reporter: a double-digit favorite which will be 1230 sunday afternoon. from the warriors' practice facility jason appelbaum, backed steel--that steel >> reporter:

>> gary: angels have a 6-0 lead. they come back, give them credit. will they be able to win this thing. >> gary: the angels beat the a's. >> gary: the one in multicolor scum but pam more. --the one in multicolor said.

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>> pam: nasa ran out of fuel. it's estimated that the probe hit the surface at nearly nine dozen miles per hour. it was launched in 2004 and travels more than six years before it started orbiting mercury into the of the 11th trick there a lot of folks that are important for scientists to review are now lost. >> reporter: it will be hot and around the bay and certainly inland. you notice about a 6 to 8 degree drop. with 12 degrees cooler because of the onshore flow will pick up creek to low clouds drift. >> pam: it is even hot in

here will be back at 8:00 stay in touch. have a nice evening everyone.

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