>>i am horrified as to what good reason there would be to have a swastika on the field. >> reporter:that's the voice of the bystander who stumbled onto the offensive symbol monday evening and sent this video into kron4. >> reporter:today.officials from the high school and the south san francisco school district went out to see for themselves what had happened.you can see a maintenance worker describing it's size.which was roughly ten yards wide. >> reporter:.the officials wouldn't go on camera.but say the vandals must have struck over the weekend. they say it was taken down as soon as they were notified. >> the swastika was created with these plastic tiles that snap together in order to create a flooring on the field in order to protect it >>there was a number of them out here for friday's graduation ceremony. the good news is after it was disasmbled there was no permanent damage. >> reporter:but that's not going to keep investigators from south san francisco police from looking into who was behind the incident. >> reporter:the assisant vice principal of the school says the tiles take a lot of work to put to gether and snap apart.so who ever did this put time and energy into it. >> reporter:the officals were saddened by the incident.and say there is no tolerance for this kind of behavior in their communtiy.a parent at the school found the incident scary.

>>what's next, who was the message for, what you do if you were me >> reporter:a spokesperson for the anti defamation league called the use of the symbol offensive and repugnant.saying it demeans those who suffered at the hands of the nazi's. >> pam:the 18- year- old suspect in a murder case which shocked an east bay neighborhood, today pleaded not guility. william shultz was a guest >> pam:in the home of 9-year old jordon almgrem. that april night when the young boy was stabbed. and later died. his friends and famly called him "jordy". they say he loved baseball and was full of joy. >> pam:in a jailhouse interview with a local newspaper. shultz admitted to killing jordy. >> pam:his defense attorneys have said. mental illness played a role in the stabbing. but shultz did not enter an insanty plea today. >> pam:the district attorney's office says, he could change his plea later. >> pam:an east bay man. who owned a popular kite boarding shop. is dead following a hit and run accident and police are trying to figure out whether he was the victim of a tragic accident. or if someone intentionally ran him over >> pam:tonight, in a story you will see only on kron four news one person who lives near the crime. saw the entire incident unfold. and hopes his surveillance video will help provide valuable clues for police. >> pam:kron 4's terisa estacio explains. >> reporter:look carefully - this is royce vaughn police say they believe someone was

with vaughn in the minutes before he was struck and killed on 28th street last week in a hit and run accident. and they want to talk to that person . >> there was a fight, and then the car went over >> reporter:while police look for witnesses - an oakland resident says he was out by his home when he heard sirens. he went and checked out his surveillance video - video that is now in police custody and couldn't believe what he saw. >>in the cuvr--curve it is difficult to say how many people. >> reporter: i saw the car came down. a fight and then the car took off. >> reporter:the resident who does not want to be identified for fear of retaliation says he knew royce vaughn. police are also looking for vaughns car - this toyota fj. >>i can't believe it.

>> reporter:over at vaught's business in emeryville others can't believe he is gone either. pedro yribarren/vaughn friend met him recently, he was so nice. i came by to see about services. >> reporter:kron four news spoke with vaughn's wife who declined to talk on camera, she did say that funeral arrangements have not been made yet. >> reporter:as far as that oakland resident - he hopes his cameras caught the person or persons responsible and will provide justice in this case. >> pam:san francisco 49er- fullback bruce miller. pleads no contest to misdemeanor domestic violence charges today. miller is charged with disturbing the peace. stemming from a march 5th argument with his ex- fiancee. >> pam:the football player is accused of throwing her phone against a wall. as part of his sentence, miller must attend a sixteen- week domestic violence counseling course. >> pam:miller is expected to be sentenced in about six - months. once he completes his court ordered classes. >> pam:just two days until the warriors take on the cleveland cavaliers in the n-b-a finals. and today the dub's got some good news. >> pam:klay thompson is

clear tokron 4 sports executive producer jason appelbaum is live at oracle arena tonight with more. jason? >> reporter: cleared to play but and indeed, great courageand just a short time ago. >> reporter: was role it will video from today's practice about five hours ago. 515 barrett says he felt great for the second straight day. no difficulties from that concussion he suffered when he took that need to the head. year is klay thompson actor practice. >> yesterday i was a little tired. but today, i do have

some energy back. >> reporter: is a little video i took with my iphone. i like real dumb spirit showing the warriors real loose and having fun despite the fact that they will be playing in the biggest game of their life. we are going to go back to you pam grid on this is correct you have the cavaliers, the rights to that. --there arrived today. >> pam: the warriors opponents. the cleveland cavaliers arrived >> pam: this is video of the team. from our helicopter partnership with a=b=c 7. as and boarded buses for their >> pam: with the warriors chansing the championship.we're cheering them on. kron four's team of reporters.is waving the flag.

>> pam: you know those flags you see on cars and trucks. stanley woudn't have done it if it was illegal. >> grant: the east that on mc hammer appeared he is getting into the mix. he is at the game and has been to make gains this year at the oracle. it says my brother is having a great time at oracle. other tweet year taking a picture of al little turtle. if you think golden state is going to land, hands up.

>> grant: another one comes from demetrias. lebraun with his handgun round curry. . --his hand around curry. >> grant: a lot of fans are ready for game 1 on thursday. not just more than 48 hours away. >> pam: meantime. oracle arena is showing its warriors pride. today, crews were busy getting the arena ready for the n.b.a finals. >> pam: kron 4's j.r stone joins us live from the arena with more. j.r? >> reporter: you look off at the distance at the arena under the north entrance

sign it says that finals. it did not say that just went away. changes are being made inside as well. uc the western conference final signed not been taken off. they're putting the finals on just about everywhere. seat covers. yes that is how far they go. the sides are looking at biggest it's on the warriors. --the odds are on the warriors. national media making its way here. that >> reporter: back up your life you're looking at the final sign you get to fill it in the air. some of them have paid thousands of

dollars to go to thursday's game. but this is no cheap ticket. >> reporter: pam, and now back to you and the studio. >> reporter:as you can imagine tickets to the finals are in hot demand!. game one is thursday. >> reporter:just two days away now you can still get tickets. >> reporter:but it will cost you >> reporter:i scoured the web for tickets to the games here inthe good news >> reporter:you can buy tickets right now. you can go to the nba finals. but there are no good deals left. the absolute cheapest tickets i'm finding for crappy seats is around $900 each. >> reporter:so that's $1,800

for two. >> reporter:the average for decent seats about half way up the stands near the center is looking around $3,500 so 7 grand for two. >> reporter:good seats close to the court are averaging around $12,000 so $34,000 for two >> reporter:for the really good courtside seats it's astronomical. i saw several season holders listing their tickets for as high as $57,000. >> reporter:now here's a pop quiz is this a real nba finals ticket. or a fake ???????? >> reporter:the warriors have issued a fraud alert for counterfit ticktets they are really worried about this. >> reporter:they told me during regular season every game between 30-40 people are turned away at the gate for having fake tickets. >> reporter:people don't know they are fake when they are buying them from 3rd party entities >> reporter:so tonight on kron 4 news at 8pm i'll tell you how to safely accquire

tickets >> reporter:there is only one way >> reporter:see you at 8 >> pam: there is much more ahead at five. a man suspected of having ties to isis. is shot by police in boston. >> pam: next. his connection to the bay area. >> pam: plus. a neighborhoods move for speed bumps. hits a road block. >> pam: coming up, why the city slammed the breaks on the residents plans. and later. >> pam: california's move to get teens to kick the habit.

>> pam: boston police have shot and killed a man who they say had been under surveillance by terrorism

investigators. catherine heenan is here with details -- including the fact the man had ties to the bay area. >> catherine: boston police are showing the large military-style knife they say the man had been waving when he lunged at officials this morning. >> catherine: and say that 26-year-old - usaama rahim - had been under 24-hour surveillance for as long as two years. the shooting happened in the parking lot of a c-v-s drug store this morning. >> catherine: police say an fbi agent and a police officer identified themselves and confronted the man -- but had no intention of any violence until rahim pulled out the knife. >> catherine: rahim's brother is an imam at the lighthouse mosque in oakland.where some members are calling the shooting "murder." >> catherine: authorities say they had no choice but to shoot. >> unfortunately we had to

take his life. >> cboemembers of the lighthouse mosque say they're supporting their imam - ibrahim rahim. he's telling a different story than the police. >> catherine: he posted on social media that his brother was shot while at a bus stop on his way to work. members of the mosque - on 42nd street in oakland - held prayers for the family this afternoon. >> pam: an antioch neighborhood is up in arms. after the city their street. residents installed the speed bumps after a man was >> pam: but just days later. thekron 4's emily turner is live in antioch tonight. controversy. emily?

>> reporter:this is all that remains of attempt to make their streets safer after tim hudson died three weeks ago trying to stop a side show in front of his house. >>take sot my son heard someone doing donuts out here ran out to stop him. the kid hit him where those two circles are drug him down here and kept going >> reporter:his mother, -- says it happens all the time. she says she'd been after the city to install speed bumps for weeks before her son's death. when he was killed by a driver a speed bump *could have stopped someone in her neighborhood installed these. >> two neighbors barricaded the street over here - another here- the guys

jumped out , marked a line laid em out, drilled the holes, put the bolts in it. i took a gavel my daughter gave me and said this one's for you mister mayor. then, four days later, this happened *nats* while the family was at the cemetery this morning burying tim-, the city came in and took the speed bumps out. >>they left a paper here with the city code number and what you can and can't do and i wadded it up and gave it to jodi hernandez and said to t=wipe their ass with it because they will be put back in if i have to do it myself. >> reporter: we did try to talk to the city- the first time i called, i was hung up on by the public works secretary. when i finally got a voicemail- i left one and have yet to hear back from antioch.

>> reporter: they're so much more to this story. make the neighbors are trying to recall the mayor. they're calling to a meeting tonight. >> pam: police are on the lookout for two men. responsible for sandwich shop monday night in martinez. >> pam: according to an employee, the two men entered the shop. pointed a gun at the employee. and demanded money. police described the suspect's as white males, in their early twenties. >> pam: one wearing a black beanie and black hoodie. the other wearing a san jose sharks hat and a gray jacket. they were last seen driving a silver colored, four - door honda civic. getting on to highway- four. >> pam: you are asked contact martinez police with any information regarding the robbery. >> pam: law enforcement in the south bay. is once again ramping up efforts to get unwanted >> pam: firearms off the streets.

>> pam: on the first official national gun violence awareness day santa clara and county supervisor cindy chavez. are wearing orange. hunters, to symbolize the value of human life. >> pam: at the same time, sheriff smith encouraged the community to pass on the word. about a new gun buy- back program this saturday, at reid hillview airport. >> pam: where individuals can exchange guns for cash. no questions asked. >> we have done other gum that program spirit we find that people have other guns in their home the bacon not know what to do or how to get rid of them >> pam: the gun buy- back is this saturday, from 8 a.m. to noon. at reid hillview airport in san jose. individuals can turn in hand cash. they will receive $200 for rifles and shotguns. >> grant: good news tonight we are listening and we are

changing our habits. while some people have cut back 13.8%. l.a. and san diego county cutback 9%. after signing each committing a water use reduction target. some people on the peninsula are being told to cut back 36%. there also tracking local agencies and how they are cutting back. you can head to our web site at kron 4 .com >> reporter: temperatures right now 64 san francisco and a daily city at 58%.

fremont at 53 and the land will also pick up and more cloud coverage. what we saw yesterday in the morning and evening hours. with 15 mi. per hour wind speed. also we will have the game today forecast in just a few minutes! >> pam: dusty f a b i have a secret airport?

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>> pam: graduating at the top of your class is a big

accomplishment. >> pam: tonight. kron 4's jeff pierce introduces us to a top grad in the north bay. who has embraced good grades with good deeds. >> reporter:at american canyon high school navjot hansra is going through the rituals of graduation. but for her the work is still ongoing. >>definitely trying to keep straight a's because valdictorians are required to do that. >> reporter:at american canyon high fifteen students met that qualification so it took some acomplishment to stand out. >>i think what sets navi apart from that group is she's just gone over and above particularly with community service. >>we only have to have forty hours of community service at our high school to graduate and she has two thousand. >>we have a red cross club that i founded in my sophomore year. >>she did a pillow case project in a local elementary school across the street after the earthquake. she helped students assemble a little emergency kit in a little pillow case. >> reporter:navjot's introduction to education came early when she lived with her grandparents in india when she was just

four. >>my grandparents were both teachers in india.my work ethic was influenced by four years old they would make me study two hours a day. >> reporter:even with a gift for learning not everything came sonya huss's literature class when she handed in her first essay. >>i got into her class and wrote that essay and got a three out of nine. >>she internalized that in that i just need to do better. >>i was terrified like i'm not going to do it i'm going fail in this class. >>she had to work really hard. she had to do a lot of writing she had to read a lot of books. >>she said you have to persevere, this is how real life is, you don't get everything handed to you you have to work hard for it. >>she actually earned a twelve out of twelve on her district writing assessment. >> reporter:enrolled in the school's new biotechnology class, navjot entered her project in a competition sponsored by the university of california at davis. >>my work was directly

focused on foreign populations and how we can use genetically modified crops to help people in need that don't have enough food. >>she won. so for her i would say pretty typical she just doesn't do anything half way. >>she's one of those kids whose going to take care of going to do. >> reporter:navjot hansra will be attending the university of california at berkeley. in american canyon jeff pierce kron four news. return to >> pam: if you would like to see some of the other top grads in the bay area. go to our website. kron 4 dot com. we've posted all of our stories on the successes of these amazing students. celebrate with us. on kron 4.com >> pam: a deadly plane crash in the east bay. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. what we are learning about the final moments before the plane went down. >> pam: plus. there's new fallout from the scandal that has rocked the soccer world. >> pam: next. the stunning president. return to

>>authorities are investigating the cause of a deadly plane crash in the east bay. a private plane crashed shortly after taking off from the livermore municipal airport. around 9 last night. >> pam: the pilot was killed in the crash. kron 4's will tran was at the scene. and has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter:in china. rescuers are racing to get to try and get hundreds of people. feared trapped inside a capsized passenger ship in the yangtze river. >> pam: the eastern star capsized late monday in stormy weather. and a tornado. with nearly four- hundred and sixty- people on board.

>> pam: just 15 people have been found alive so far. >> pam: china's state news agency reports , more than a were participating in the rescue effort. the ship's captain and chief engineer were taken into custody for questioning. >> catherine: a congressional panel is investigating last month's deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia.as a preliminary report is released. >> catherine: so far - the train's brakes, signals and track geometry have been found to be working. >> catherine: the may 12th crash left 8 people dead and more than 200 hurt. the n-t-s-b chairman made it clear today that they're still trying to figure out whether the engineer was on his cellphone before the speeding train derailed.

>> when we have clarity on this timeline we will release the information to you and the public. >> catherine: the report 'did' confirm that the engineer used the emergency brakes before the crash. still - it was going 106 miles an hour around a curve - in a 50-mile an hour zone. >> catherine: the n-t-s-b has not determined whether the train was hit by something -- or whether the damage on the front of the train was caused by the accident. >> diane: boy, wasn't it a gorgeous day today. a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge print it will stay that way with highs tomorrow and the seven teams. what inland locations and the east bay 61 and into the coastal regions. >> diane: you can see here

but the evening cloud coverage moving through in the region at the progress and to wednesday with more coming through. with pockets of sunshine. more sunshine you will receive the farther you get. for the most part, we have parley conditions for a few more days and then a warming trend later on in the week. >> reporter: >> pam:the f-b-i is operating a small fleet of planes under fake companies, in order to conduct surveillance during investigations. >> pam: the planes. like the one pictured here. carry cameras technology. >> pam: the surveillance equipment is generally used without a judge's approval. f-b-i officials say, they use fake companies to protect the safety of the pilots. >> pam: it also shields the identity of the aircraft. so that suspects on the ground do not know they a watched by the f-b-i.

>> pam: the pentagon says, possible live anthrax was mistakenly sent to labs in canada and washington state. last week it was revealed that numerous labs in the u- s received samples. including a lab at stanford university. >> pam: officials say, the antrhax was from a sample at 'dugway proving ground' in utah. the anthrax was supposed to have been inactivated before being sent to labs across the u-s for research. >> pam: samples were also sent to labs in south korea and australia. there is no known risk to public health. >> pam: a stunning surprise in the soccer world tonight: the sudden resignation of longtime head of fifa, the scandal=plagued governing body of international soccer. >> pam: alecia reid is here to explain what happened and how this will impact the world's most popular spectator sport. alecia?

>> reporter:pam, sepp blatter has been head of fifa for 17 years. just last friday, he won a fifth term. >> reporter:today he acknowledged that he cannot serve while he and his organization are facing allegations of corruption and threats of boycotts. >>"this mandate does not seem to be supported by everyone in football. supporters, clubs, players - those who inspire life in football. >> reporter:fifa has been the subject of corruption rumors for years. >> reporter:last week, the scandal broke: a predawn raid on a hotel in zurich, switzerland, ended with six officials under arrest >> reporter:the u=s attorney general charged them and others with racketeering wire fraud and money laundering conspiracies spanning 24 years. >> reporter:today fbi officials confirmed that blatter is also under investigation. blatter is insisting that he has been fighting corruption.

>>"i have indeed fought for these changes, but my efforts have been counteracted." >> reporter:in all, fifa officials are charged with accepting 150 million dollars in bribes. >> reporter:swiss investigators also announced a criminal investigation into the votes awarding the world cup tournaments to russia in 2018 and to qatar in 2022. >> reporter:fifa has refused calls to reopen the bidding process. and blatter is not exactly rushing into retirement. >> reporter:he says he will remain president until his successor is elected -- that is expected sometime between december and march. >> reporter:reaction from the soccer world has been generally positive. adidas, coca-cola and other top sponsors said soccer's governing body must continue working to regain their fans' trust. >> reporter:pam. >> pam: caitlyn jenner is breaking records.

>> pam: coming up. how jenner's social media tidal wave. is redefining beauty on her own terms. >> pam: and next. >> pam: the move to keep the golden gate bridge. sidewalks free for pedestrians. >> pam: on wall street. the markets remain stuck in a rut. all three major indexes finished the day with small losses. h

ing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle.

>> pam: kate when jenner still tran the strong. 2 million twitter followers and counting. this is nothing short that a phenomenon. caitlyn jenner caitlyn jenner - still twitter record as the first person to reach a million followers in just four hours.

>> reporter:the insider's louis aguirre has more from los angeles. pam, caitlyn tweeted, "another jenner world record, >> reporter:at 65! who'da thought." >> reporter:and, who would have thought that at 65, >> reporter: >> reporter:and with a size 13 shoe, >> reporter:caitlyn could be turning a transgender tipping point into a tidal wave, >> reporter:redefining beauty on her own terms. lb: everyone's buzzing about caitlyn jenner of course. what'd you think of the spread? >>kw: i thought it was great. caitlyn doesn't have any secrets / i'm free >>i loved bruce and i still love bruce and i'm going to learn to love caitlyn >> reporter:caitlyn inner circle: son-in-law kanye and godmother to her youngest girls, kathie lee gifford,

joins millions around the world in embracing this new glamorous addition to the transgender community. taraji h: beautiful and bold. that's all i can say. just bold, bold, a hero, >> reporter:empire star taraji p. henson joined kim and kanye at the cfda fashion awards. >>what a destiny to be in a role model for straight young men athletes, and be so successful, and now be such a role model for transgenders >> reporter:friend and designer diane caitylyn's body type, that doesn't necessarily fit the couture. but dona karan who was up for the challenge. >>lb: caitlyn jenner who was wearing your clothing. thats a woman who's athletic, 6'2", larger feet, some challenges there. think about it- >>dk: i can handle some good women. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on insider, for kron 4 news, you pam. >> reporter: >> diane: light breeze coming in around 11:00 p.m.. the dime down from earlier this morning. we are showing the low pressure making its way to the region this is what it will do to us. it will give us cloud

coverage early-morning a letter in the evening tomorrow. >> diane: for the most part that is where the sunshine will come later on tomorrow afternoon. >> diane: again, the marine air was pretty weak and that is what we have more chance for sunshine in the afternoon. we will keep the temperatures below seasonal average. the apollo system with highs for the south bay. >> diane: as a mission with

the low pressure and the wind is a factor as you can see here tonight. as we progress later on in the evening it will quickly jump up with a breezy conditions averaging between 15 and 20 mi. per hour. tsk >> diane: mild conditions for the 7 day forecast. making room for a warming trend saturday and sunday. keeping the temperatures on average for me it 70's for an electric--inland >> pam: white men still dominate google's workforce.

>> pam: that's the conclusion of the company's second annual diversity report, which was released today. >> pam: 70-percent of google's total workforce are men, and 60-percent of them are white. >> pam: in the company's leadership roles-- women hold 22-percent of those positions. >> pam: the latest numbers are just about the same as last year's statistics. >> pam: google says it's still committed to recruiting talented and diverse people. >> pam: last month, google launched a 150-million- dollar recruitment plan to attract a more diverse talent pool. gabe slate tech report >> reporter:when your car has apple's carplay built in it turns your car into your iphone >> reporter:the on board dash screen resembles your i-device with the apps you know and love. and recognize this sound and voice? >>nats - siri >> reporter:carplay brings siri to your car for seamless hands free driving

>> reporter:you can call out to her by name or push the speak button the stearing wheel. >>nats - text siri >> reporter:you can easily send text messages through siri. through your car. hands free >>nats - incoming text >> reporter:and receive text messages. >> reporter:siri will read you an incoming message so you can >> reporter:and it's easy to make calls. >>nats - call gabe >>nats - calling my phone >> reporter:there is a lot of cool apple iphone integration built into this system the idea is to make your mobile life outside and inside the car seamless. >>sot - mapping thing. >>? sot - make it safe >> reporter:for android smart phone users google has developed android auto which offers similar features. >> reporter:these two systems are being built into cars right now.

>> reporter:chevy is including them in 14 cars not just the high end models even the affordable lower end cars like the cruze. >> reporter:and chevy isn't going to lock you into being an apple or android user the cars will incluse both apple's car play and android auto. >> reporter:gsk4n the lower end moreapple carplay supported

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>>only in oakland am i stuck on the 580 freeway with my crying son in the car because of a sideshow thank you thank you oakland for all you do

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:that was instagram video sent to me regarding this sideshow >> stanley:it happened on a sunday at about 430 in the afternoon of cars motorcycles and atv's shutdown west bound 580 at coolidge in oakland >> stanley:according to the california highway patrol they received the first call at 4:45 pm of multiple locations on interstate 580 and a units responded to at least one of the locations nats: ambiance >> stanley:last year i coined the phrase "sideshow season' that's because as soon as it gets warm there is an uptick in sideshows a huge increase >> stanley:and not just in the day it also happens at night and while it might seem like fun to some it has a huge level of danger to the driver and to the public as a whole sound of gun shots >> stanley:yes those were gun shots from a separate sideshow the very same weekend the gunplay was apparently enough to keep the oakland fire department far enough away to put out this burning mattress that some sideshow participants were driving over >> stanley:back to

interstate 580 using highway partol did get in a prusuit with a grey ford mustang >> stanley:where the mustange reached speeds of 90 to a 100 and two people fromm the mustang were arrested after they were follwowed by a chp airplane >> stanley:but there were 5o plus cars at this event, so it's almost impossible to catch putting the general public >> stanley:the california highway patrol says that if you get stuck in on the freeway due should call 911 right away but stay in your car >> stanley:according to the highway patrol, if you have the ability to record the event do so thenforward the video the chp >> stanley:now watch this everyone is because the chp is apparently on scene it actually looks like a circus when everyone is trying to get away >> stanley:well they do call it a sideshow so i guess circus >> stanley:que the hate mail. in 3 - 2 >>thank you oakland for all you do >> stanley:in oakland stanley roberts kron 4 news

>> pam: still ahead tonight. they green". but now the city of san jose is taking the green and the brown out. how some local city parks are taking on a new look in response to the drought. >> pam: and we are now getting new problems of former 49er ray mcdonald. what court papers filed by his former fiancee says about their tumultuous relationship. and physical abuse. >> pam: we have a lot more news for you still ahead. next on kron 4 news at six. it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank.

>> pam:now at six. >> pam:the bay area's largest city.considering unprecedented measures to deal with the drought, and on. >>.i can save water >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:with homeowners being

asked to reduce their water consumption by 20-percent, the city of san jose is also looking for ways to cut its water use too. >> pam:kron four's rob fladeboe shows us which patches of grass at some city parks.could soon be ripped out. >> reporter:before it was planted recently to these heartyand drought-tolerant ground cover like this ceanothus, the little-used strip of grass near the street here at jeffrey fontana park in the almaden valley was considered a waste ofso it's become the face of a proposal to perform similar so called 'turf conversions at parks across san jose. >> reporter:a thousand square feet of grass like this one between the tennis courts and the street 620 gallons of water each week. that and this mow strip nearpool at birbrach park are two more examples of superfluous turf that many park users might just as of conserving water. >> reporter:the city is quick to point out that while a sustainable landscape is it's goal here, the turf conversion program must strike a balance between reducing water use from irrigation and respecting the need for parks that people want to use.

>> reporter:california has what amounts to a new 'report card' on water conservation. the results - we're doing a 'little' better.but not great. >> reporter:californians responded to unprecedented drought restrictions by cutting water use 13-point-5 percent in april. >> reporter:but don't forget that governor brown is going for an overall savings of 25% -- which to go. some of the communities lagging in those april numbers include los angeles and san diego, which cut back only 9 percent. >> reporter:state water regulators will be tracking compliance - and will also check on how local agencies are cracking down on waste. >> catherine:for details on required water cuts in your community -- you can check our website >> pam:the contra costa district water board will

meet on wednesday in concord.to consider voting on raising rater rates during the ongoing drought. >> pam:under the temporary rate proposal. the bill for households who fail to cut back use from 350-gallons- per-day would rise from 67- dollars and 61-cents.to 74- dollars and 64-cents. >> pam:however.for all households who meet a drought mandate to cut water use by 28 percent.their bills will go down. >> pam: continues online. on our website. we have links on how you can conserve water at home. >> pam:you can also calculate your water use. and we have an interactive the bay area are best equipped to survive the drought. >> pam:it's all just a click away at kron 4 dot com >> diane: we had a break in the clouds today and a chance to see the sun shine. cloudy conditions mostly print by 9:00 p.m. breezy

conditions and mild wind speed. >> diane: as i mentioned it is to game time at 715 and here is the baseball for test mostly cloudy conditions with 15 to 20 mi. per hour wind gust where a light coat as you watch the game. but the most part, cloudy conditions and into wednesday. >> grant:pilot is michael seal 75, of pleasanton >> grant:today we're seeing the remnants of a deadly plane crash that caused a grass fire in livermore. a decent area around the wreckage burned.

>> grant:the small plane went down last night around 9:00. the pilot was killed.he was the only person on board. >> grant:authorities are working to identify the pilot. the remnants of the piper p- a 22 are almost unrecognizable. >> grant:the plane took off from the livermore municipal airport.and crashed moments later.just about three miles north-east of the airport. >> grant:the crash site.and the grass fire.are near north livermore and hartford avenues. >> grant:the cause of the crash is being investigated.but the pilot did report control probmels right after take-off. >> grant:as soon as we learn the you know. >> pam: a discovery bay teenager pleads not guilty to death. defense attorneys for william shultz say that mental illness played a role in the murder of jordon almgren. >>shultz did not enter an

insanity plea today. however. he could change his plea after his preliminary hearing in july. >> pam: sheriff's deputies say they responded to a report of a in discovery bay back in april. shultz. who was a friend of jordon's older brother. was spending the night at the home. >> pam: deputies later identified shultz as the suspect. and arrested him. >> pam: a hate crime investigation francisco's el camino high school. that's after a huge swastika was found on the football field monday evening. >> pam: this is video sent to kron4 from a woman who called police. >> pam: the offensive symbol was tiles that were left on the field for a graduation ceremony last friday. >> pam: school officials say they believe the vandals stuck sometime over the weekend. no permanent damage was done. >> pam: one parent who lives nearby the school says it's scary. >>"i'm worried about my kid now, i mean what's next who was the message for, what would you do if you were me? we live only a few blocks away from here." >> pam:a spokesperson for the anti defamation league

called the use of the symbol offensive and repugnant.saying it demeans those who suffered at the hands of the nazi's.. >> pam: san francisco police identify the man who stole a bmw from a dealership monday morning. >> pam: thirty seven year old peter derouen is being charged with burgalary, auto theft, and a felony hit and run amoung several other crimes. >> pam: after derouen drove the car out of the dealership window, he crashed into a car a little over a mile away. then fled on foot. >> pam: police then responded to a domestic dispute where they found derouen and made the connections. >> pam: coming after an argument with his former fiancee back in march grabbing her itself clad in a hotel parking garages and threw it against the wall. his guess it was not

injured and the night any physical assault. >> pam: the former fiance of ray mcdowell said in court records. mcdonald repeatedly attacked her over several months. the next gas it also says that dietetic pattern of verbal abuse and control the behavior that turned into a foil attacks when they were engaged. mcdonald's attorney declined to comment. >> pam: coming up. the home

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>> pam: just two more days until game one of the nba finals.and great news for warriors fans. >> pam: all-star guard klay thompson has been cleared to play. the team made it official today after klay completed the nba's concussion >> pam: last week thompson took a knee to the head against the houston rockets in game five of the western conference finals. >> pam: he started developing concussion-type symptoms after the game.and missed two days of practice. he returned to the court yesterday.symptom free >> pam: the enemy has arrived. >> pam: brand new video of the huge crowd in downtown san francisco as lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers arrive at their hotel. >> pam: tomorrow they'll practice at oracle arena which will look quite different than warriors fans

are used to seeing. kron 4's jr stone is live at makeover underway.jr? >> reporter:our team coverage continues now.with a cavaliers player.freaking out.during all this down time before the finals starts. >> reporter:iman schumpert.went to watch the movie san andreas.you know the one staring the rock.about an epic quake that levels the bay area. >> reporter: you can see the finals local all over the place. they took the western final locals off to replace them. this is from a clear this morning. you have to keep them mind that yes this is the finals and is the super bowl for the national basketball association. it is all happening in the bay area specifically here in oakland. back out live you're looking at the strength and #series and the oracle. it will be locking

out here and lively. involving along this season ticket holder and 53 years. you will meet him at 8:00 on kron 4 news. pam? back to you >> grant:right after taking in the blockbuster.schumpert took to twittter.and made a toungue in cheek suggestion.but it sure did seem like the treat of a big quake might be in his head.

>> grant: he says, " i know you have home court at that pitch but after watching that fail can we all play the four games in cleveland as i do not have time for the tsunami. " >> grant: he then says when the warriors see this movie they would have wished that the cavaliers had won more games and had tom tink advantage. all the jokes aside the movie will have me calling for those touched both areas and the moral of the story is to go see it. we loved it >> grant: tickets for the finals are just stupid. tweeting this picture today

adjacent applebaum with the cheapest seats at the top of during a $650. lower proceeds are over a thousand dollars. >> grant: gary will have a complete preview of game 1. that is all later in sports. gabe slate tech report >> catherine: >> reporter: it up at 8:00 p.m. tonight i will show you where to get ticket safely pricked. >> pam: up next. >> pam: a major shakeup at the tsa after that shocking report >> pam: this is all in just a click away from kron 4

dark concord bay area, is shot dead by a what a beautiful day to day. moving out of place with temperatures right now for 62 for san francisco opera and half moon bay 69. concord 73. >> diane: 11:00 p.m., up like greased trip for the most part when conditions into tomorrow afternoon. >> diane: morning lows overnight when you went up

tomorrow morning in a handful of '50s. as i mentioned, the cloud coverage will roll through and it will be let it was to that. --today. pockets will remain. uc san francisco bay area will have a chance to warm up once the sun shine comes through. >> diane: for the most part we are staying low because of the system in place highest moral and led, 68 and san ramon east bay shore cities oakland 66, union city 65 separate most of the clout coverage coming

through. ocean beach at 57. and san mateo as 66. >> diane: highs tomorrow with the south bay alan scuttles as 73. so two more days with the clout conditions here is what the next few days will look like. >> pam: and major shake-up at the t as an after the shocking report over airport security who's up and who is san plus, and men with ties to the bay area is shy did but a joint terrorism task force

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>> catherine: a new wave of bomb threats targeting commercial airliners today. commercial flights. >> catherine: a united airlines flight arrived safely in chicago. a delta flight from lagos nigeria was cleared after it landed in atlanta. >> catherine: a u-s airways flight from san diego to philadelphia also landed safely. and a volaris flight landed in guadalajara mexico, without any issues. >> catherine: none of the threats are currently seen as credible. authorities have hinted that the threats do not seem credible, but they continue to investigate. >> catherine: there's been a big shake-up at homeland security -- with the tsa's acting administrator different job. >> catherine: this follows the checkpoints. undercover teams were >> catherine: things like guns and fake explosives through those officers

failed 67 times. >> catherine: the homeland security secretary has also sent out procedures -- retrain officers -- and re-test the screening equipment. >> catherine: that will happen in airports across the country. >> catherine: congress has sent legislation to the president - which revives and remakes a controversial 9-11 surveillance program. >> catherine: it's happening two days after they let it temporarily expire. today. over 6 months - it will phase out the once- secret >> catherine: n-s-a collection of bulkthe public didn't know about it - until the information was leaked by edward snowden. >> catherine: there will be a re-vamped program which keeps the records with phone companies - but allows the government to search them with a warrant. >> catherine: the house already passed the bill -- and president obama plans to sign it quickly. >> catherine: much more news at the bottom of the hour. to deal with california's historic drought. >> pam: plus, the most powerful man in the soccer world is out of a job.

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>> reporter: little use at no part our candidates are for the proposed turfed conversion program. to maintain in of green grass for park users to enjoy. in san jose rob fladeboe current >> reporter: police were called into el camino high school when i large swastika was found on the football field and had been on the field for graduation ceremony on friday no other damage was done to the field but police is investigating this as a hate crime.

maureen kelly kron 4 news last >> reporter: friday night he was killed in a hit and run accident in oakland. they believe that he was not along at the time of the accident this may provide valuable clues. he is survived by his wife. and oakland to resist us to offer new spirit >> reporter: ending at partnership with the share of public service where they were allowed to work and two science separate this announcement follows a recent unrest are arrested for possession of child pornography investigation with misconduct is ongoing creek/

>> reporter: neighbors are upset with the city when they installed their own speed bumps due to a hit and run up one of their own print and the city has taking it out. >> reporter: >> pam: the most powerful man in the soccer world is out of athe president of fifa stepped down today amid a corruption probe that has >> pam: mary maloney explains fifa's fate. >> reporter:it was a quickly called news conference with a powerful message. >>: "i would to like to ask the executive committee to organize an extraordinary congress as rapidly as possible to elect my successor." >> reporter:it's been quite a week for the organization. >> reporter:nine fifa officials were arrested during a corruption scandal on both sides of the atlantic. >> reporter:american prosecutors say fifa representatives made more than 150 million dollars over 20 years in

kickbacks. >> reporter:swiss investigators are world cup locations -- to see if fifa officials were bribed. >> reporter:after the arrests -- sepp blatter was elected for the fifth time to lead the organization. >> reporter:but four days after the election -- he reconsidered. >>: " fifa needs a profound restructuring." >>: "what counts most to me is the institution of fifa and football around the world." >> reporter:blatter will remain president until his successor is elected -- which is expected sometime between december and march. >> reporter:i'm mary moloney reporting. >> reporter:a known suspect wanted for terrorist related information is now dead after a confrontation with boston police. usaama rahim was under surveillance by the fbi and joint terrorism task force. >> reporter:based on recent posts made on social media, high-ranking officials say the 26 year old was planning an attack on law enforcement officers, >> reporter:before the shooting the boston police commissioner says both the f-b-i and police identified

themselves >> reporter:that's when he says rahim knife. officials asked him to drop the weapon several times before he was fatally shot. >> reporter:rahim's brother heads the ministry of imam ibrahim rahim in oakland. in a facebook post he says, his youngest brother was waiting for the bus while on his way to work. >> reporter:he says rahim was confronted by 3 officers, then shot in the back 3 times. rahim was on the phone with their father during the confrontation. >> reporter:imam ibrahim says his brother's last words to their father were "i cant breathe". a member from the oakland been a case of mistaken iden >> reporter:boston police say there's surveillance video of thein an effort to show transparency, there will be a private viewing soon. >> reporter:rahim's home is currently being searched for isis related items.

>> diane: here is what the evening looks like. clouds will and and the wind will pick up and buy it 11:00 separate libraries will drop down but overall the conceit temperatures over 65 degrees by 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. and the inland locations creek tomorrow will look more like today. >> diane: daytime heating for tomorrow, 61 for san francisco, 624 with one more day of chronic conditions. let that thursday and friday. blue skies. with the warming trend. mostly sunny skies for the weekend. with

quiet a chance for rain or drizzle here and there. stand in the mid-70s. average about mid-60s and low 60s. >> pam: still ahead.two soldiers honored by president obama heroics on the battlefield. the rld fild wi air but r pele wh co sometis brthinair n bediicul

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>> gary: klay thompson is ready to go. >> gary: diagnosed with a concussion friday and missing a couple of games now is filling well and let's get it on!

>> s today i was a little tired but today i have my entry back. the >> gary: there is the schedule. >> gary: week from sunday if there is that game 5 necessary backyard and oral culprit i will give you more affirmation pam. >> gary: the ruck says what we hang out after the game. --the rock >> gary: the rock is from ohio and he is a fan of the cavaliers. >> gary: it is still queued.

>> gary: all of the major league teams and nba teams not non state in oakland >> pam: oakland does not have the hotels. >> gary: right is not a slam on oakland >> pam: (laughter) let's >> gary: go out to jason appelbaum any campers? >> reporter: gary, and until gators yet. but 48 hours i

knew the two would ask me about being down here. that is the plan to build your early. to pick up the credentials. from a deep well represent. >> reporter: that is very rhenish but i do know that we have credentials for you. >> reporter: that is for gary radnich chapter it >> reporter: is a great list here. >> reporter: gary, i think we will pitcher credentials as you are coming out. --we

will get >> reporter: in what this was about 1:00 they let the immediate and after all practice. >> reporter: they are very close. like any other game. >> reporter: going dow highlights. this is video i took with my iphone. >> this week is where we just sit and wait. and you know that you are one of two teams left. we're trying to

get into the arena and get those jitters out. >> it was not this bill to separate because it was not the finals. --it was not a build up >> right now if feels like i am getting ready for another game. >> reporter: but, it is not just any other game predict this is the finals. >> reporter: this your version of the cavaliers is 12 a to prick the warriors

are 12 and 3 which is right behind them. >> reporter: and it went, we will be back up here tomorrow and the parking lot with the more critic gary back to you. >> gary: case, an action they fell behind. >> gary: giants and his bird in a few minutes. --the giants into smirk and a few minutes >> gary: 27 rbis. >> gary: give the giants

fans credit that are up there and everything is on the internet now. then you go to the ballpark but would give you things but now you just have to sit in front of your computer and like this. >> gary: will be back!

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harrison st. the former water street market% of the office stance more than 20,000 square feet. a full hour of independence is all the way at 7:00 with the insider. and of course, followed by entertainment tonight. and then we are back at o'clock news. that man is here to give us information on what to expect tomorrow. >> diane: if you like today you will get this tomorrow. 78 degrees wednesday at 78 degrees thursday. saturday and sunday having a chance to warm things up. overall good-looking forecast. >> pam: first week of june. invectives it will be back

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