>>that is crazy. >>it was something out of a video game. >> reporter:san francisco police spokesperson albie esperaza says the caper didn't end there a short time after leaping off the deck of the dealership the theif hit a parked car over here at post and mason and the car he hit had a man sleeping inside. >>fortunately , he was alright >>the thief ran off. and then got into a fight with a woman. >> albie esparza/sfpd a police officer arrived realized this guy was the guy from the bmw dealership.

>> reporter:esperaza says the dealership has surveillance video showign the suspect. >> reporter:he will be facing a lot of charges. >> reporter:in sf, te a number of y-m-c-a facilities in san jose have been the target of thieves looking to steal cars. >> they came back saturday been funded. there were proliferate the early barricading themselves in the house. no one should feel like that. >> pam: there had been 19 burglaries and robberies in one week. they add that this is happening city wide. police are encouraging

residents to protect their home with surveillance cameras. >> reporter: a number of white and cia facilities in san jose have been targeted of peace looking to steal cars. --ymca >> reporter: all of the owners are working out it is a practicing where the suspects the district fund distaffers what others make their way to ransack lockers and that were unlocked breaking through locks and roughen the people's belongings stealing cars from the parking lot. >> reporter: after three weeks of investigating police of arrested three men. police believe there are even more suspect up there. the ploy started

falling apart on may 3rd with employees at the south valley family y m c a notice two men acting suspiciously. moments later at a gym member alert them her minivan was stolen. after revealing surveillance video, they saw the suspects leaving the property with the victim the local police alerted other facilities in the area and because those employes were on alert preventing it from happening at again. because those men were ready to make off with more vehicles. police say the group of men are. transients. >> pam: a teacher in pleasanton is >> pam: police say, alexander kurtz was arrested last thursday. for performing lewd and lascivious acts with a 14- year-old girl. >> pam: police say, the incident happened toward the end of last year, at the building kidz pre-school. >> pam: the victim was a former student of the school. >> pam: school officials released this statement today in regards to the incident: wuote -

>> pam: "22-year-old alexander teacher, was arrested in the parking lot of building kidz school on thursday by pleasanton police. on a charge of child molestation." >> pam: "upon his arrest, building kidz school immediately terminated kurtz' employment. and notified parents. >> pam: initial reports indicate. that the victim was someone that went to the school before building kidz took over in september." >> pam: now. a follow up to a story we first told you about on friday. >> pam: a big fight between students at vallejo high school. is raising new concerns about safety. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly talked with a district official. about what's being done. >> reporter:here's the cell phone video that captures the chaos.a melee erupting on campus at vallejo high friday afternoon. >> reporter:the witness who took this footage says the brawl involved upwards of 50 students.we are distorting his voice and putting him in shadow to protect his idenity. >> reporter:monday site safety personel made their presence known.standing at attention.several driving around in golf carts. >> reporter:.i tried to get answers about the fight from the school principal. this woman that i couldn't walk

into school grounds to get the the office.later others on campus identifed her as the prinicipal.but she ignored my questions. >> reporter:i went to the vallejo unified school district.the director of community engagement wouldn't go on camera but told me that the fight involved approximently 20-25 students.some students were hit. she was not sure of the extend to the contact.but no ambulances were summoned as a result of the incidednt. police were called, but no one was arrested. she says the disclipinary actions were taken against students who were involved and perpertrated the action but she would not go into detail. >> reporter:here's an email that went out to parents that same day letting them know about two incidents that required the school to go on lockdown.one because a staff member believed they saw a weapon flashed in a car driving by the school the second lockdown happening after gunshots were heard. the district spokesperson does not believe these incidents are related to the fight. >> reporter:she says their security staff have a hightened awareness in the light of what happened. but they are continuing to encourage students to speak with adults on campus about any potential safety concern. she says the district staff work hard every day to make sure their students get home >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news.

>> grant:sidehsows.back in the east bay. shutting down major roadways. >> grant:this is video taken yesterday.on interstate 580. >> grant:it was posted to youtube.and is now being shared. >> grant:you see multiple cars doing donuts. four wheelers and dirtbikes as well.ready to get in on the action. >> grant:there's a person who appears to be orchestrating the maneuvers. >> grant:pointing and waving. >> grant:stanley roberts is looking into this.because this is clearly a case of people behaving badly. he's taking to police.and tonight on kron4 news at 8.we'll hear from a woman.who was trapped by this riduculousness.with a crying baby in the car. >> grant:and this was not the only sideshow over the weekend.

>> grant:on friday night. call phone cameras captured this display in oakland.on high street at the 880 on ramp. you see more than 100 people gathered around.some in the middle of the mayhem.filming.others cheering on the drivers.barely avoiding getting hit. >> grant:the chp tells us this was one of two sideshows friday night alone.the other was on 880 near the coliseum. police are investigating a deadly accident in fremont. >> pam:the crash shutdown part of mission boulevard. at the morning. >> pam:kron four's jackie sissel takes us through what happened. >> reporter: 345 this morning a hung dell was driving one and struck a tree. witnesses heard it and called the police and fire department. a 61 year-old male but the inside of the card still mine gold, the fire department had to use the gills of life to get the

individual of the bill pochard--out of the vehicle. >> reporter: that would the individual was diagnosed did. there is no explanation as to why he left the roadway. but the investigation will continue >> pam: san francisco lawmakers are trying - again - to curb soda drinking. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with details on what they are trying to do. >> pam: >> catherine: this didn't work 7 months ago when they tried it. voters said no. >> catherine: but in the name of public health -- supervisors are at it again. pieces of new legislation.

>> catherine: one of them would require soda ads posted on buses, billboards and other public places >> catherine: to carry warning labels. the labels would warn people that drinks with added sugar contribute to problems >> catherine: like obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. the other proposed laws would ban soda ads on public property - and prohibit city money being used to buy soda. >> catherine: the american beverage association is planning to fight the legislation. >> reporter: how does it feel?

>> i have one tough night the night of the game. i had a headache and i woke up the next morning filling all right. just continue to go to a protocol. each day progressing and look great. the doctors will continue to be done with tim and ticket day-by-day. --and take it >> reporter: all signs are pointing to klay thompson. to beat cleveland cavaliers thursday night. >> we have maximum of seven games left and we have to give it all we have.

>> reporter: with the golden state warriors. i've picked my new >> pam: hall we would like to welcome the newest member of kron 14. dianne tuazone

as our new weathercaster. from las vegas but its a bay area native. >> reporter: thank you! >> reporter: >> grant:this may be her first day on air but she is a wiz! she will pump the info out there. >> reporter: i love social media. i love to tweet !

>> grant: so, welcome and glad to have you! >> reporter: thank you >> pam: there is much more ahead at 5. tonight new questions about an oil spill along the santa barbara coast. did the company which owns the pipe, a duty not to stop this bill? new tough water restrictions go into effect a around the state. ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: we have learned that police have spawned the seven year old boy. that was missing. of course, you can always count on us for a bit informational and the bay area. >> pam: clean-up crews continue to mop up the oil- stained beaches near santa barbara. >> pam: after an underground

pipeline broke on may 19th. >> pam: catherine heenan is here to explain why so many people are still upset about >> pam: what happened. >> catherine:it still infuriates conservationists and residents that the oil was spilling for hours - before the broken pipe was discovered. >> catherine:an employee with 'plains all american pipeline' realized something was wrong and remotely shut it town. this weekend company workers put in a new section of pipeline. >> catherine:but environmentalists and lawmakers question whether enough was done >> catherine:early on to contain the damage. the company is also trying automatic shut-off valve. >> catherine:not everyone is happy with that explanation. >> catherine:the affected section of pipeline meantime was hauled to a third party lab for testing. >> catherine:there's still no estimate on when the oil

flow will be re-started. >> catherine:today the town of los gatos can no longer sell foam containers. >> pam:the town council says stopping the sale of polystyrene foam. will help the environment. >> pam:officials say, the ban will force food vendors to provide reusable containers. made from paper or plastic. >> pam:this move also prohibits the sale of foam ice chests and coolers. >> pam:foam has been known to break apart easily. and travel into the environment >> pam:animals can mistake the foam for food. which can lead to illness or even death. >> pam:the council hopes this ban will also help reduce litter in the waterway >> pam:happening today. >> pam:statewide mandatory water restrictions go into effect. >> pam:governor jerry brown approved emergency drought regulations last month. they are aimed at cutting water use by 25- percent. >> pam:kron 4's will tran was in atherton this morning. and talked to residents about how they plan on saving water.

>> reporter: backyard swimming pool is becoming the latest victim of the lingering california drought. >> reporter:the san francisco chronicle reports city and utility drought policies across the san francisco bay area and beyond are increasingly limiting how often pools can be filled and by how much - and sometimes barring fill- ups entirely. some residents are willingly removing their swimming pools. >> reporter: everyone we spoke with said they agree with the mandatory restrictions. and the word of one home owner to cut back other sets of ridiculous. >> i do believe been saved quite a lot of water. it can be done. >> reporter: with the plan to do to make it happen?

>> for us. it is creating new habits. sphene >> reporter: and seven francisco and hayward they are being asked to cut back only 8%. no front lawn or back oakland yard record so 8% is asking a lot >> reporter:, conditions early this morning. patty cloud and the golden gate bridge area. temperatures rathenau art and the fifth principle bay area and 49 degrees 71 degrees for fremont and half moon bay and the low 60s. low inland location and the low 70's

for right now prepared we are all along below normal. the only made about 60 degrees. >> reporter: the winds will pick up averaging for 10 to 15 hours toward the wind gust is a factor. the wind gusts will stay in place in the afternoon to the evening hours and then moved off the coastal region. talking about where more clearing will culprit if that is and place? >> pam:

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sed legislation may make that possible. today, the state assembly approved a bill to extend full aroma and high school and college recordthe plan is meant to make it easier for students to do college level work. including, having community college classes taught at high schools. >> pam:lawmakers believe the move will help struggling students better prepare for higher education. the bill now heads to the state senate. >> pam:bay area high schools are graduating some of the best and brightest. >> pam:tonight. we meet a sonoma county student, who is graduating at the the top of her class. and she has also been accepted to a prestigous university back east. >> pam:kron four's danel villareal has her story. >> reporter:angelica griggs- demmin is sonoma valley high school's class valedictorianshe's headed to georgetown university next year and just hearing her talk about her future you understand why she has gotten where she is. >> reporter:for her friendsthese achievements of angelica's come as no shock

>> reporter:and as her history teacher explainsit isn't just her ability to work hard that helps her excelits her desire to help others. >> reporter:the drive in angelica is apparent even when it comes to her extra curricular activitieswhen an injury sidelined her from dancing in her ballet groupshe taught the younger students at her school and gained a lesson about herself our coverage of bay area top grads continues online. there you can see all of our student profiles. >> she has always been at the top of first-class tour of middle school and high school. >> always listen to people have to say and provide help. that is one thing to help people east peak interest in higher per. >> i did nothing to be so gratifying for me to help others. but what tootling,

teaching bellay and babysitting and get a lot more fun at them my fins does. --than my students do. >> reporter:its all on kron 4 dot com. >> pam: competitive cheerleading could become an official high school sport. thanks to new legislation brought to the state assembly today. >> pam: lawmakers overwhelmingly approved the bill. recognizing the sport. >> pam: legislators say cheerleaders should be considered athletes. >> pam: formal recognition would mean. consistent safety rules and training for coaches. >> pam: the proposed bill would make the change by the 2017 - >> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: >> pam: what the t-s-a found when it put its own agents to the test.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: shoes off, empty your pockets, stand still with your hands in the air: >> pam: all these airport security measures failed spectacularly. when tested by undercover investigators. >> pam: catherine heenan is here numbers

>> pam: catherine? ... >> catherine:the numbers are alarming no matter how you look at them. >> catherine:pam t-s-a screeners failed to detect 67 out of 70 and explosives onto planes. >>to miss 67 out of 70 different instances is extremely alarming and i would say even dangerous. >> catherine:they are called the red team: undercover d=h=s employees posing as ordinary airline passengers, testing whether they can pass through airport security checkpoints. >>these are anomalies that tsa screeners and/or their equiopment should locate and at least flag for additional screening, >> catherine:the 95 percent failure rate brought a promise of change. >> catherine:the department of homeland security says it quote " immediately directed tsa to implement a series of actions, several of which are already in place." >> catherine:the t=s=a is naturally more interested in talking about its successes. >> catherine:the agency blog

says agents seized 45 guns at u=s airports last week. >> catherine:38 of them were loaded. >> catherine:15 had rounds chambered and were ready to fire. >> catherine:one of those was a 9 millimeter pistol found at sfo on may 22. >> catherine:dallas was the top airport for gun seizures last year, followed by atlanta, phoenix, denver and houston. >> catherine:in all, the tsa seized 22=hundred weapons last year, an average of six a day, and more than three times as many as a decade ago. >> catherine:that may be encouraging, but security experts say some big questions remain unanswered >> pam: congress has let expire some patriot act tools. which the us government uses to investigate terrorism. >> pam: and it means, for the time being, the n-s-a

has to stop collecting telephone meta-data. from millions of americans. >> pam: c-n-n''s emily schmidt reports from washington on what has changed. and how some in the senate are working to get those laws back on the books. >> the motion is agreed to. >> reporter:it's not often the senate meets on sunday.but there were lawmakers--trying to beat a midnight deadline when key patriot act provisions would expire. in the end--the clock won out. >>we should not have allowed for 4 years this day was coming." >>the senate's failure to act introduces unnecessary risk to our country and to our citizens. >> reporter:bulk data collection ended sunday night --keeping the national security agency telecommunications companies. >> reporter:it's a system that had been in place since president bush signed the patriot act in 2006.attorney general loretta lynch said last week that losing the data collection would be a "serious lapse" in national security. >> reporter:critics say the program has only taken away

civil liberties. >>we are not collecting the information of spies, we are not collecting the information of terrorists, we are collecting all americans' records all of the time. >> reporter:in a new cnn/orc poll--a majority of americans --61 percent-- say congress should renew its law collecting telephone data. >> reporter:that's even as americans are split on whether it would increase the risk of terrorism in the united states. the senate is expected to restore the expiring systems later this week--until it does, telephone metadata remains locked up and off limits. >> reporter:in washington, i'm emily schmidt reporting. >> reporter:the rain in texas continues >> reporter: we have the cooling system the drop temperatures levels below look normal. here is the

plans for tonight. but the morning conditions are cloudy. the winds will pick up in the afternoon. except for the coast and the baby will have more clout in conditions that we saw today. for that and when we will have more of a break and be cloud. >> reporter: things will die down with the wind speed come to the evening hours. things are warming up in the near future. at the new highs after all 65 for oakland. 74 fremont the next few days 55 degrees

with the chance for light showers in the early morning hours. >> reporter: less talk about the 7 day forecast and if we have things to warm up for the weekend. >> pam: the rain in texas continues to fall at all parisienne to fall. and authorties in dallas county is warning of more expected flooding overnight. severe weather and flooding is plaguing the southwest. >> pam: more than thirty- people are dead in texas and oklahoma. >> pam: officials are evacuating some homes in the dallas area. and the american red cross is providing shelter to those who need it. >> pam: transportation officials report. there is almost thirty- million dollars in infrastructure damage. and that figure is only set to rise. >> pam: republican senator

lindsey graham of south carolina. is running for president. >> pam: graham made the announcement in his hometown of central, south carolina. >> pam: he was first elected to the senate in 2002, after serving eight - years in the house. >> pam: graham is noted for his track record on foreign policy, and he is hoping that can help lead him to victory in a wide- open race. >> pam: but recent polls have not been kind to graham. >> pam: a recent poll of likely g-o-p voters showed him getting just one- percent support from those surveyed. >> pam: former house speaker dennis hastert will be arraigned this thursday. in a federal court in chicago. >> pam: this could be his first public appearance, since the government announced a case against him. >> pam: he is accused of evading bank regulations and lying to the f-b-i. >> pam: the accusations claim hassert withdrew about one- million dollars in incriments smaller than ten- thousand dollars. to avoid detection by authorities. >> pam: hastert is accused of paying 3-point-5 million dollars to an un-named

person. to keep quiet about prior misconduct during his years as a teacher and coach. >> pam: a muslim woman wins her case against clothing retailer abercrombie & fitch. >> pam: samantha elauf. who is a muslim. says, the store denied her a job. because she wears a hijab for religious reasons. >> pam: a federal law requires employers to "reasonably accommodate" workers' religions or disabilities. >> pam: the court ruled 8 to 1 -- that abercrombie & fitch failed to accommodate her. >> pam: the company said, she never asked for accomidation but the court ruled, if she was not hired because of her religious headwear. that was enough. >> pam: since this equal employment opportunity commission case was filed, abercrombie has changed its policy to allow headscarves. return to index >> pam: bruce jenner intruduces his new identity to the world. >> pam: coming up. how caitlyn jenner is being welcomed on social media. >> pam: and next. you won't believe how much this handbag wason wall street. the dow closed up nearly 30- points.

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3 thousand dollars. >> pam:it i's the end of an era of love in paris. >> pam:visitors have been attaching locks. with sentimental messages. to the pont des arts bridge for years. >> pam:some even throw keys into the river below. to seal the deal. >> pam:but officials say, the locks are causing portions of the bridge's fencing to crumble. and the site is becoming home to graffiti and pickpockets drawing visitors away. >> pam:so today. the city shutdown the bridge and started to remove the 700 - thousand locks. >> pam:protective glass panels will be installed this fall. to all. >> reporter: weather coming up next!

>> pam:singer enrique iglesias is recovering after having surgery on his hand. >> pam:iglesias was performing saturday night in mexico, when he grabbed a drone. and tried to take crowd shots. witnesses say, the drone sliced iglesias's hand and he started to bleed badly. >> pam:his publicist says, the singer was advised to stop the show, but decided to keep going. >> pam:pictures show iglesias with a bloodied and bandaged hand behind his back. >> pam:iglesias flew to los angeles. where he had reconstructive hand surgery today. >> pam:the big news in hollywood tonight. >> pam:the magazine. vanity fair reveals bruce jenner's new idenitity as caitlyn. >> pam:and that was not the only kardashian news. the insider michael yo is tracking all from los angeles. >> as soon as the vanity fair cover comes out, i'm free. >> reporter:let freedom ring for caitlyn the covergirl. the former bruce jenner

channels glamour as a woman in a white sweeetheart bustier for vanity fair's july issue. >>the last few days of doing this shoot was about my life, and who i am as a person >> gary:the hashtag 'call me caitlyn' is spreading like wildfire and trending big time. >> this is about your life >> reporter:caitlyn sat for famed photographer annie leibovitz who shot jenner's photo spread. the issue hits newstands june 9-th, she's already got the thumbs up from at least one of the kardashian kids. >>kim k it was the first time i saw bruce as her, really, really pretty. >> reporter:kim's sister's echoed the feeling. on instagram, khloé wrote >>we were given this life because you were strong enough to live it! i couldn't be prouder!!! caitlyn. >> reporter:kendall posted ' now that's a cover.' >> reporter:trending on yahoo celebrity >>kim k: i just got the blood test back back and i am pregnant >> reporter:kardashian confirmation for kim and kanye west.

>> reporter:northwest is about to become a big sister. >> reporter:kim lighting up the internet with her big reveal on last night's mid season finale of 'keeping up with the kardashians" >> reporter:images of mrs. west out and about in new york, wearing a tight grey catsuit made the rounds.,. it was kim's first sighting since her news went viral. >> reporter:we'll have so much more tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm michael yo back to you pam. >> pam:grant is here with the reaction on social media. >> pam:and grant.twitter says. caitlyn broke a record today. >> grant:jenner launched a new twitter account today.and in less than four hours.caitlyn amassed more than one million followers.that outpaced president obama when he hopped on twitter.as himself.last month. >> grant:here are some facebook comments from our kron4 fans. there are some who aren't so positive about the new jenner. >> grant:let us know where you stand on this and all the big trending stories. >> grant:we always appreciate it when you join

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>> reporter: we have a cloudy day. he looked at a live camera you concede apache is in our atmosphere it is pretty much went to the leg that tomorrow. by 8:00 p.m. when will pick the. --wind will pick up. >> reporter: 55 degrees for the coast and 60 degrees for the inland area. heavy cloud for the atmosphere because of the low conditioning. with the-system coming through it would not make it in our area. it will get a little drizzle here and there. >> reporter: and to the cloud coverage pushing it way through. the rest of the

evening. drop of temperature for tomorrow morning creek >> reporter: tomorrow for east bay inland is 7 for orlando. and danville. >> reporter: moving over to east they shorted the 665 degrees for oakland and alameda. you see the bay coastal region spanning at 60 degree temperatures with a break in the clouds and some sunshine as well. >> reporter: 7 francisco at 62 degrees tomorrow for daytime high. so the wind is the factor. highs tomorrow at the south bay 76 for campbell as well creek >> reporter: highs tomorrow

for the north bay. 72 degrees to 7 day forecast as i mentioned to one phase of the current condition reported (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: when you are driving on the back row of brick and wood what is expected to see a plastic bag or to and the wind creek site said but true. >> stanley: yes, you are looking at a just the short and headboard and party

chairs among other things for it other thing missing is the mattress and it wait a few miles ahead is a mountainous among other things like a coffee maker box. >> stanley: multiple people have complained that this is the road is littered and they are correct. the key word is littered you will buy more than the normal trash. you could always tell there is a problem when he sees signs like this. >> stanley: what you see the other stuff like bales of hay will also see this separate plastic bags with unknowns trash inside current except this one has been ripped open with unknowns but with leaking out. there has been a consistent problem people born out into the middle of nowhere and trashing the

landscape and apparently there is no difference on deer valley road. it looks like it will have the side shows up here to prepare an brett wood stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: and fourth knuckles of deja vu with the first still showing up at their home. and grab your pencil and paper with a meek recall with ties to the bay area. you will want to check out what is in your refrigerator. keep it right here we will be back with today's news that six separateyou'll always find more bargains. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ amazing deals on big-name brands in every aisle. ♪ but wait - there's more! ♪ everyone gets a unicorn! umm...what? no they don't. ♪ grocery outlet. bargain market.

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>>.barricaded themselves in the house >> pam:a san francisco family.terrorized by burglars who they say broke into their home three times over the weekend. good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:the rash of burglaries is happening near san francisco city college, and it has neighbors there on edge. kro 4's dan kerman new at six >> pam:los altos police are on the hunt for a man seen lurking in someone's backyard. take a good look. >> they stole money. they stole credit cards and they also sold computers. >> reporter: the family believed that a cut perukes

a back door window. >> they came back to grant and some guy was walking up and down the street grid we feel really terrified. police >> reporter: statistics show the bay are skyrocketing in their area. the blue dots represent 19 home burley's of robberies in just four weeks. before april 16th and may 16th. >> one has to lift of that. no one does. no one should have to go through that particular >> reporter: police is stepping up patrols in the area and this family is adding additional security to their home. >> pam: love of the police

are on the hunt for a man lurking in someone's backyard. take a good look preparedpolice say surveillance video captured the man walking into the backyard through and unlocked gate. he then reportedly peeked into a window.but took off without breaking into the residence. >> pam: the suspect has a medium build.with short.light brown hair. he was wearing black shorts and a gold t-shirt that says "strength in numbers." >> pam: police in san mateo are looking for this man. they believe he robbed a near ninth street today at noon. >> pam: police say the man walked into the bank and handed the teller a note demanding money. he walked out of the bank and fled. >> pam: police say he did not make during the robbery. he is described as a white six foot six to eight inches tall. >> pam: it was something you would expect to see out of a scene. that was the case this morning when a thief crashed through a store front in san francisco taking off in a high end bmw.

>> pam: police say before the thief busted through the window he tried to steal another car, but that car got stuck in the door jam of the business. eventually the thief was caught when officers went to answer a domestic violence call. >> the male makes some stigmas fourth officer to make him alert with went on the morning and to put together a that was the actual response will for the rest of the bmw this morning and the situation upper--occurred >> pam: in addition to stealing the cars, police say the thief also hit a parked car with man sleeping inside. the passenger was not hurt. >> catherine:those tough new mandatory water restrictions we keep hearing about in california --- took effect today. >> pam: >> catherine: of drought.

governor brown approved the emergency regulations - which aim to cut water use by 25 percent. it depends on where you live however. >> catherine:san francisco and hayward only have to cut back 8 percent for example --relatively low water use. but in atherton and hillsborough -- the required cutback is huge -- 36%. kron four -- her family can probably do it. >> what i do believe that we can save with a lot of waterproofed it can be done. we cannot hear last year. so for us is just creating havoc--new habits >> catherine: those high- income communities include estates with large gardens and lawns. and tend to be big water guzzlers. >> catherine: in hillsborough, the water use last summer was 6 times higher than in san francisco. water companies that don't

meet june targets could face steep fines. >> catherine: our drought coverage continues online. links on how you can conserve water at home. >> catherine: you can also calculate yourand we have an interactive the bay area are best equipped to survive the >> catherine: it's all just a click away at kron 4 dot com. >> pam: we want to welcome you family to be 6:00 show. buying interest and weathercast anchor. >> reporter: yes my family is live to the tv. thank

you! >> reporter: still pretty much call the conditions throughout the evening will look as the progress to the evening could in fact, this is what i am talking about this low pressure system and the pacific northwest with the heavy rain showers are developing. >> reporter: for the most part that is about it. mid '60s and cloudy conditions 7 for the bay went speed will pick up reported--wind speed will pick up. >> reporter: 11:00 preconditions in the north bay.

>> reporter: as we make with one another cloud system with a chance to cool down as well. wednesday, things with the paper off. after new hines pretty much significance 65 degrees and inland areas sunshine ticket--in the inland areas you can see pretty much sunshine. >> reporter: heavy cloud cover to an early morning. >> reporter: temperatures with 69 for the bay area and

for the closed ticket pie with a sunny conditions. >> reporter: we will be acceptable rate of four tests want things up the the sun and forecasts. >> grant: back to good collation the griffin would not be officially cleared to play. until he is really fun with it tomorrow morning. he is hoping that all goes well. at the coliseum sharing this picture with a

self be with klay. coliseum prepared >> grant:as of today.afterage ticket prices for game one are more than 14-hundred. it's nearly 16-hundred for sunday's game two.weekend game. >> grant:games three and four in cleveland. prices drop.but not by much. >> grant:this is about star cleveland is desperate for a >> grant:and there's a lot of rich people in the bay area. among them.local rapper,

warriors fan,.and wine maker >> grant: the halting a get as many as the most decent collection his wine as they walked. --as they want >> grant: we hope e-40 has to pay up on that! >> pam: the vallejo city unified school district says campus security personnel are on alert after a large fight broke out on friday.

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>> pam:a second shot against sugary drinks. >> pam:san francisco is hoping to take another stab at curbing consuption. seven months ago voters rejected a possible tax against soda and drinks with high sugar content. >> pam:a board of supervisors committee is expected to bring new legislation against the drinks. one proposed measure would require soda ads in the city to have warning labels. other laws under consideration would ban soda ads alltogether. and prohibit city funds for buying soda. >> pam:the american beverave association says they plan to fight the bills. >> pam:big problems for a meat company with bay area ties -- are only getting bigger. >> catherine:the amount of mis-labeled meat being recalled by 'lee's sandwiches' has more than doubled. the company was founded in san jose. >> catherine:it's now being investigated for possible mis-branding -- which the u- s-d-a says >> catherine:could date back to 20-11. more than 400-thousand pounds of chicken, beef and pork products are now being

recalled. >> catherine:it had been sent to restaurants in california and other states - without proper inspection. there are no reports of anyone getting sick >> catherine: >> reporter: low cloud starting today. we are going to deal with again into the evening hour. in fact, this is what we have the cloud cover and went feet to pick up poor--wind speed to pick up. >> reporter: most of the heavy cloud will make its way as it progressed, wrote it--tomorroe

>> reporter:-mile eight east bay with a minute 65 range. you will see most of the sun shine before the east as you go. >> reporter: castro valley and 68, hercules at 63 so we are below average in general we are saying this about five degrees below that. >> reporter: was sent to the low 60s. at the daytime high with the south bay,, cupertino and sunnyvale.

>> reporter: we will see a chance of russell and the sonoma county early morning but that will die off as it will progress and the bay going on. >> reporter: thursday, and you will see him off of the clubs will move off. making way for more sunshine on thursday. 65 for the bay and 69 for the coast. so we have two days of cloud cover as you can see by thursday and friday things will move off given us mostly sunny conditions in time for the weekend. >> reporter: icahn talk with

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we always have the safety of our customers and the community in mind. my family is in oakland, my wife's family is in oakland so this is home to us. being able to work in the community that i grew up in, customers feel like friends, neighbors and it makes it a little bit more special. together, we're building a better california. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: you can see right in this area. three to five lanes of luck in this area always congested this time of night especially this evening. no injuries and none of the cause of the fire occurred this is a car fired at itself of 101 permit we will keep you

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>> reporter: rash of home berkeley says residents on pitch. this man's cousin's home was broken into on friday. the thieves went off with crut with cash, electronics and credit cards. they have also hit other homes over the weekend. up and across the

city this neighborhood south of city college has seen 19 in just one month. the police does not know if any of these are connected but they are stepping up patrols in the area. >> reporter: a pretty bold klein put that the last is from when a suspect shattered the window as he drove a bmw with about $150,000 off a $1 and down the street creek initially the suspect tried to steal another bmw. but that you're that deployed and was stuck in the front entrance prepared that is one of the suspect tried to get the keys and so the of the vehicle. the police test taking him into custody. >> reporter: vallejo unified school district spokespersons' the the campus security guard here at the vallejo i school is

at a heightened state of awareness of the a big fight broke out friday at the nam. upwards of the kids were involved. the spokesperson says it was between 20 and 25 hits. people were hit by an usher and needed medical attention and no avalanche was called then prick disciplinary action was taking anquan for those who were all involved but she would not lead to the tilt. --but she would not go into detail >> reporter: communities all across the area at this facing the of the percent reductions to meet that goal. no standard as to how the water goal has to be

reached is being left under it is being left up to the individual committed. >> reporter: thompson returned to practice after suffering a concussion. >> reporter: the doctors will continue to be by way tam and take it from there. >> awfully will be within the next couple of days. -- hopefully it will be within the next couple of days >> pam: gramm was first elected to the senate and 2002 of the serving eight years and the house he is noted for his track record on foreign-policy creek today criticized the obama

administration. and he had more access to any other town of tikrit >> every day the headline attest to the failures of obama/clinton policies is that for me to report that to you that barack obama has made us less safe. >> reporter: >> pam: recent polls have not been kind to graeme they revealed graeme getting this one percent of support from those surveyed. >> pam: d n s a has lost the authority to collect americans' phone records and all this comes after congress left expire some key patriot at provisions that allows the heat of the government to investigate both the collection ended sunday night. keeping them it as a from accessing any

data from telecommunications. these systems has been placed president bush signed the patrick at end 2006. the senate is expected to restart the at sign systems later this week. >> reporter: negligence is not sufficient to support and conviction prepared after his wife left him he claims he was an artist that return to rap lyrics for therapeutic purposes to help them cope with his issues. he will >> reporter: convicted for violating a federal brett statue and the upper appealed it. st. the government should have been required to improve the he was actually making a threat he testified that his facebook post were partially inspired by redstart m&m--

inspired by rap stareminem. >> reporter: for the most part as we face another cold front with cloud coverage tomorrow you will see progress and to the day at 5:00 p.m. with 15 mi. per hour when it beat and 25 mi. per hour gusts reported. >> reporter: 65 for the bay area 62 for san francisco and 70's for the inlet area prepared--inland areas.

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time to hash out their dispute over the late actor's estate today a judge gave them until the end of july to resolve the remaining differences about the hundred items including but, bicycles, artwork and watches are still a matter of contention. a second appraisal on the home is expected to be completed soon. >> catherine: bruce jenner has made a debut as a trans gender woman in a hit turn cover for the july issue of vanity fair. the caption call me kate when rebels generous and first name. the polish of bustle of the photographer annie leaper and is causing a sensation on social media. the accompanying article is about the 65 year old dashon to become a woman. before unveiling caitlin general said he preferred the

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>> gary: klay thompson is father-son as he will be ready to go. >> gary: he will start on thursday against cleveland is still not set on the dotted line per. >> gary: he did received stitches to his ear. >> he has not been clear yet but are you expecting to be?

>> yes i am expecting to be prepared within the next couple of days. >> here looks great but the dark this will continue to be done away cam. --he looks great but the doctors will continue to evaluate him. >> reporter: >> gary: klay went through a full practice today. >> gary: thompson i curry. their whereabouts had everyone stirred up. clay's went to the eighth game yester day. and a run sitting in the sixth row. enjoy not joseph. -- enjoying nachos

>> gary: today curry affect about place, a common spirit--today curry at about clay's comment. >> actually of with the stanford--i am actually a writ fox fan >> gary: a chance for the giants to win over the ip next to him. larry had to scratch his head and think hard. >> gary: point being curry more than likely. >> gary: which like to come

out and meet your entire would like to come out and meet willie mays with your entire family. you cannot blame him. >> gary: of bad with curry living in at the end of the day, right now said sorbets courteous to the giants. ---klay to the a's >> gary: you may remember a baby giraffe at 6 lead that was named brandon after brandon belt

>> pam: (laughter) >> gary: were you offended that curry went to the giants game? >> pam: know. no! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: at the end of the day we have a lot of free time to worry about what people are doing. curry is in the nba finals and the want the tape would like to go to the giants game in meet willie mays? >> gary: brett would you like to go with me?--grant >> pam: of course, we would all like to go are you kidding me?

>> gary: >> grant: gary is going to drive the bently! >> pam:the bentley? >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: lebraun james may be the best player in the world right now he is in a three-point shooting slump. average 17% from beyond the

yard in the playoff. >> gary: i do not think that they will bench him! >> and a three-point shot is something that a player that needed to be affected by would take them but if not i would not predict >> gary: here is lebraun james and car read irving taking turns taking off hand report threes at practice today. >> gary: the ticket prices and this is the one thing we never joke about. stressing a lot of people out eckardt

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