it's been good here in this city with heavier rain in parts of the bay area. sounds like or seems like we are in south florida thrift with the crazy weather. >> grant:in pleasant hill late this morning.the rain was coming down pretty good. >> grant:this is along concord boulevard near the in and out burger and mcdonalds. >> grant:menahiwle in antioch. steady rain for much of the day. >> grant:thanks to ernesto for sending us this. >> grant:he says the dogs and cat woke him up.trying to get in the house.out of the rain. >> grant:ernesto says it poured for about 45 minutes.before tapering off to steady shower. >> grant:on the roads.it's been a mixed bag today. rain on the windshield here on interstate 280 near millbrae. and an overturned car

caused a big backup on highway 101. >> grant:this video courtesy of our helicopter partnership with >> grant: it is abnormal to see it in june. turn it over to dianne. diane? >> diane: it came down pretty good and the east bay location with the rainfall totals and the last 24 hours with an attack 0.53, san ramon to 0.45 and it did not rain much in san francisco but oakland with 0.30. and there is tropical moisture with this the result of the rain showers. some are diminishing. for the most part of the heavy rain showers in system in place is moving to the central valleys. so for us

now with the rest of shore at rest easy to another system will pass on print would talk about that and the forecasts that >> pam: people in the bay area are now paying a lot more more attention to rattlesnakes. >> pam: that's becaues two local children have been bitten in recent days. catherine heenan is here with details - including the little girl bitten just last night. catherine. >> catherine: it happened in her own backyard - in pittsburg. this was the scene - shortly after it happened. >> catherine: that 2-year- old girl was listed in stable condition today -- after being air-to children's hospital in oakland. >> catherine: the toddler had been playing here in her yard when a rattlesnake sunk its teeth into her last night. >> catherine: animal experts say it could be a particularly bad rattlesnake season, because of the ongoing drought. more animals are on the move - looking for water. >> catherine: and in pittsburg -- it's been mostly hot and dry.

>> catherine: now neighbors are concerned about the safety of their own children. >> catherine: and point out that there's a grade school just across the street from the girl's house. >> yes, it is dangerous for children especially. >> catherine: the people at delta view elementary say that they're aware that snakes are common in the area.but say none have been spotted on school grounds. and say that no children have ever been bitten while at school. >> catherine: some parents in the neighborhood are saying they're less likely to let their children play outside. >> catherine: meantime.a little boy bitten when he stepped on a baby rattlesnake in folsom is doing much better. >> catherine: after two days in the hospital - vinny caramazza is back home recovering. >> catherine: and -- his mother is still getting attention for trying to suck the venom out of vinny's foot. >> catherine: it was her first instinct when she realized the four-year-old had been bitten. but wildlife experts say it was a wrong move -- and especially risky since jaclyn caramazza is 9

months pregnant. >> catherine: they say that you should never put your lips to a snake bite. part of the reason she did it?? jacklyn remembered someone doing it on an episode of "bonanza". >> catherine: she's now trying to spread the word to other mothers who might find themselves in a similar situation. >> catherine: as for what you're 'supposed' to do. fish and wildlife officials say a rattlesnake bite should be washed gently withsoap and water, if possible. even water alone will help. call 9-1-1.the bite victim should be kept calm and rushed to the hospital. >> catherine: the wound site should be kept below heart level. >> catherine: and obviously - never try to move or kill a snake. experts say in most cases -- "you'll lose." >> pam: san francisco police uncover an arsenal of firearms and explosives. during an investigation into a serial robbery ring. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly shows us the extensive amount of firepower now off the streets.

>> reporter:an arsenal of firearms and explosives are uncovered by san francisco police during an investigation into a serial robbery ring. >> pam: kron4's maureen kelly shows us the extensive amount of firepower now off the streets. >> reporter: only expected to find a handgun. the up the letterman robbery because of one suspect wearing a letterman style jacket creek the man it identified last month and they were not expecting to find its arsenal under an execution of a search warrant. police say this them until swap team entering the home also found a bomb making kit and several explosive as well as 5000 rob 5000 rounds of ammunition and a small cannon derrick police this

not know what the suspect was planning to do but they do not believe it to be any linked to terrorism. >> assault weapons are used very often. as weapons in the gunfight that for equally all too often but the question coming up where do they come from? this may be a potential source. >> reporter: the atf is no assisting the investigation as to where the weapons come from what charges related to the guns and explosives are still pending. >> pam: the lawyer of an oakland police offer involved in a shooting over the weekend says. his client acted appropriately. >> pam: steven betz says the officer shot the man because he was reaching for a gun. >> pam: this is exclusive video. you will only see on kron4.

demouria hogg was shot and killed on saturday by police. >> pam: they say he was sitting in his car off the lakeshore avenue freeway exit. with a loaded gun on the passenger seat. >> pam: they were called to the scene because passerbys saw the weapon. police say the car hogg was sitting in, was used in a robbery in san francisco the day before. >> i was there in 2007 and i believe it. and i still believe. >> pam: diehard warrior fans. staying positive following a tough loss by the dubs last night in cleveland. >> pam: the cavaliers now lead the series two -games to -one. >> pam: today the dubs got in some practice. and talked about turning things around for game- 4 tomorrow night. >> pam: kron 4's j.r. stone is live in cleveland tonight. with more on what the team had to say. j.r? >> pam: >> reporter: this has been

a chilling series so far. we are only halfway through. when it comes to the golden state warriors, they are still hopeful at this point but it was obvious today there are some frustrations. >> well, i do not believe that we are overwhelmed at all. we made a good comeback with a few minutes on the clock. >> are playing like a team and desperate in need something and we are planning like a team that is not desperate and have something. >> we are slowing down and not pushing are running in transition as we are needing to get back to what got us here. >> have to be better

obviously. we cannot comment after every game since we missed both shots we have to start making those shots in plain that as a group. we will keep playing the same way just play harder print more aggressively. and make it happen. >> reporter: another and number of comparisons when they were down to to want and then three straight to take the series patrick they feel that they can do the same in this case and should be an exciting one tomorrow night, here at giving a darkly behind me. i have come across some warrior fans for it some of them made the trip back to the bay area, others are flying in for game 4. live in cleveland j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: for warriors fans who made a rough night last night. >> pam: in fact, in at least

one case. the revelry got out of hand. and kron4's will tran was right there. (cheers & applause) >> reporter: cavalier fans are two games away from their fullest titled trick in more than 40 years for a fig leaf more than taint their excitement--tame their excitement we've >> were in the same situation again met this. -- memphis >> reporter: toll cleveland police that jumped on it. he >> reporter: sit well with you want to do something that made our city look that trick the individual came back over and apologized. -- look bad

>> the warriors have been in this situation before. it was >> reporter: of the best night to be a warrior fan let's just admit that. >> it was a great game. game 4 we will tie it up. (cheers & applause) >> pam: there is much more ahead at five. >> pam: caught on camera. a fist fight in the middle of traffic. >> pam: what lead up to this road rage showdown is next at five. >> pam: plus. a big change for a long time san francisco land mark. >> pam: the future of tommy's joynt is next. and the bay area got some much needed rain. >> pam: next. why water managers say now is not the timr to forget about the state's new water regulations.

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i am ready to be cured. are you ready? ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you >> grant:another reason why road rage is not the answer. >> grant:check out this video.now going viral.of two drivers who got into it in los angeles. >> grant:they get out of their cars.and the guy in a dress shirt and slacks.starts throwing punches. >> grant:and then he keeps pummeling the other driver once he's on the ground.

>> grant:but watch as we slow it down how bad this almost got. the guy who was hit.nearly gets run over by oncoming traffic. >> grant:but police say the incident hasn't been reported to them yet. a violent road rage incident between two drivers during morning rush hour in hollywood. >> grant:just watch. someone recorded the fight on a cellphone as they duked it out. it looks like the incident started when two cars came close to hitting each other. the driver on your right then punches the passenger side of the car on your left. >> grant:both cars then move forward a little, before they stop again and both drivers get out. that's when things get really ugly. and punches the other who falls to the ground. at one point, he almost gets hit by a passing van. >> grant:the other driver finally walks back to his vehicle and drives away. the man who recorded the

video says other people may have taken the license plate numbers. >> pam: petaluma police are looking for a man they say robbed a target store yesterday. police say a security officer saw this man stealing merchandise from the store. >> pam: this is an image taken fromthe shoplifting happened around nine p-m. police say he tried to punch the security officer while he was trying to detain him. then he took off on foot. >> pam: police believe he is a latino man between eighteen to twenty years old,. >> pam: a disabled woman facing a possible eviction in san francisco's mission from her landlord who is also a lawyer at google. now her neighbors at 8-1-2 guerrero coming to her aid. >> pam: this morning they held a protest to keep the sheriff's department from evicting becky bauknight. she's described as fragile and unable to negotiate with lawyers and the city sheriff. >> pam: she's most tenured resident. and lived there for around twenty five years. >> pam: claudia tirado becky's neighbor says they are trying to help her stay. >>.be thrown out.

>> pam: two other residents have already been evicted from the building. and the rest are fighting to stay. >> pam: the building's landlord is currently out of town and was unable to comment. >> pam: tommy's joynt. >> pam: a san francisco institution for the last sixty eight years has a new owner. the restraunt was sold to chris henry, who also owns barrel house in sausalito. >> pam: henry says he promises not to change anything about the late night eatery. >> pam: the katzman family who has been running the business since it first opened. >> pam: is just looking to retire. >> pam: the agreement they made is that the business will stay the same, and all the staff will remain. >> pam: henry is set to take ownership in july. >> pam: the cost of cleaning up last month's oil spill on the california coast has reached $62 million so far. >> pam: an official with plains all american pipeline told the associated press on wednesday that the costs are running at $3 million a day and there's no timetable for when the cleanup will be complete. >> pam: the company revised the cost after initially pegging it at $69 million.

>> pam: about 76 percent of 97 miles of coastline - mostly sandy beaches - have been cleared of oil. >> pam: the may 19 spill occurred after an onshore pipeline operated by texas- based plains all american ruptured, leaking up to 101,000 gallons of crude. >> pam: about 21,000 gallons entered a storm drain and washed out to the pacific ocean off santa barbara county. >> pam: a plains spokeswoman says daily costs are expected to drop as the cleanup progresses. .. >> pam: in the northbay, the rain started early in the morning. at times it came down fairly steady. >> pam: as kron four's terisa estacio reports marin water district officials say the rain was a welcome sight, but it was also a reminder about the state's new water regulations. >> reporter:at first, it didn't look like much but then the rain really started coming down and for some people out and about, they were forced to dodge the drops in order to not get soaked. this group out with their dog walking business didn't seem to mind thought >> reporter: hat do you think of the rain. did you know about it, yeah. the dogs like it.

>> nlibby pishel/mmwd we always welcome rain >> reporter:libby pashel with the marin municipal water district says totals are hovering about an 8th of an inch that's not much when it comes to making a dent in our drought. >> reporter:no. we are still in a drought. our reserves are 80 percent. >> reporter:reservoirs such as here in the marin watershed system a series of lakes that house the water for the county's residents. although the rain wasn't much to speak out it is still rain and that in intself is important. >> reporter: state regulations tha twe adopted say you can not irrigate for 48 hours after rain. >> reporter:plus - libby says, often it is best to check before watering to see if palnts and grass really need water because despite this twist in the weather, >> reporter:it certainly wasn't a drought buster. >> reporter:te . >> diane: temperatures are right now and the mid '60s and '70s. fairfield and east bay shoreline mid '60s. 64 richmond and 68 hayward. 60

degrees on average as temperatures goes right now. cloudy conditions with a 73 degrees by 7:00 p.m. by the inland location. >> diane: cloudy conditions at 5:00 a.m. with sunny air conditioners and prepare for the warming trend that i was talking about yesterday. it will heat up and the san francisco area with a tropical moisture moving by the central valley. >> diane: we will talk about that in the next forecast! >> pam: many bay area high school seniors are done with classes for now. >> pam: they've donned their cap and gowns. to get their diploma with eyes toward college. >> pam: but kron 4's haaziq madyun found a top grad who already started college before he got out of high school.

>> reporter: an amazing accomplishment for 16 year- old a dashon. i read >> do it with my association associate of finance. >> think he embodies what we are hoping for. . >> is up part of so many different things and so many clubs and the cannot keep track of kemper it >> this is our june issue which is our last issue of the year creek we worked very proud that we could come out with an issue every single month. >> we call it queer and questioning grit i started that this year with the help of another student. and they're really saw a need lacher that was not being met.

and john also get's his groove on as a member of the black student union performing with the oakland >>"i am a dancer" >> reporter:john will be attending stanford university in the fall but before that he will deliver a special message to his classmates during his year's graduation >>"i am asking them" >> use what they know about oakland. use their success. >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter:you can meet all the top grads we've featured this month. on our website.

kron >> reporter:just click on the top grad button on our home page. >> pam: there is a break in the celebrity photo hacking scandal that had more than 100 stars victimized. >> pam: next where police traced the hack to. >> pam: also ahead. find out which c-e-o employees love the most.

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>> pam: will jennifer lawrence kate upton, and lea michele finally get justice for last summer's celebrity nude photo hack attack? >> pam: the insider's louis aguirre is in los angeles with the latest on the case. >> reporter:pam, an unsealed search warrant traces evidence of the selfie "celeb-gate" origins from hollywood. to the windy city. >>john: these people were accessing hundreds of accounts from inside these two homes in chicago >>kaley: i was one of the people who got hacked >> reporter:a break in the celebrity nude photo hacking scandal that had over 100 stars victimized and even more on edge. >>its a total violation that is something thats an invation of privacy and i think its pretty terrible >> reporter:in a now unsealed search warrant affidavit obtained by the insider, we now know raids took place last year on october 15th. this modest windy city residence was one of homes searched.

>> its in kind of a gritty part of town of the south side the other is barely within the boundaries of the chicago city near midway airport in the clearing neighborhood >> reporter:one of the people who were searched has been identified as emilio herrera. today we spoke to his cousin who claims he is now in mexico. our insider into the story, chicago sun times reporter jon seidel outlines what items were seized by the fbi >>federal agents went to these houses and took computers lap tops thumb drives a kindle they even listed some floppy disks that they took out of the home >> reporter:while the crime was dubbed "celebgate" in the papers, victim jennifer lawrence previously called it a quote "sex crime." the victims were identified only by their initials inside the papers, as an agent described an interview with j.l that had to be stopped because she became distraught and while this raid suggests justice may be on the horizon for jennifer and her fellow victims- so far there have been no arrests, with the fbi saying only that the investigation

is still ongoing. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you pam. >> pam: you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. >> pam: after the insider -- entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. followed by kron 4 news at eight >> pam: the search for two escaped prison inmates expands. coming up next at 5:30. >> pam: where police believe the men maybe now. >> pam: plus. two of the baltimore police officers at the center of the freddie grey case speakout about grey's death and the aftermath. the rld fild wi air but r pele wh co sometis brthinair n bediicul if you he co, asyourdoct abo oncdail anorellipta. it hel peoe wi cop brthe tter foa fu 24hrs. anoro liptis t fir fda-prov proct containi twoong-ting brchodatorin o inher.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> grant:in upstate new york the search for two escaped killers now in its fifth day. >> grant: heading over to the chevy dealership before

planes revealed. police had my say specifically what let them to this but they did say that the surveillance camera did help them and look for the suspect was booked for arson. and theft. with overall $100,000 and damages of those vehicles. we will keep you updated. >> pam: in upstate new york, the search for two escaped killers now in the fifth day. >> pam: corrections officers in body armor are going door to door in dannemora, where the pair tunneled out of a high security prison saturday morning. >> pam: tonight we are learning more helped them. >> pam: alecia reid has her story. >> pam: alecia?

>> reporter:with the two killers still at large, the only clue to their plans may be a 51=year=old wife, mother and public servant. >> reporter:joyce mitchell was the industrial training supervisor at dannemora prison. >> reporter:she's been questioned but not arrested as the manhunt spread. >>"i am confident that we are going to find them. it's just a matter of when." >> reporter:in northeast corner of upstate new york police are everywhere: shoulder to shoulder-- looking for the two escaped convicted murderers. >> reporter:despite the all out effort and a 100=thousand dollar reward and richard matt and david sweat are still free somewhere. >>"to date, we've received are thoroghly investigating each and every one. that means looking behind every tree, under every rock and inside very structure until we find these men" >> reporter:the search area was formally vermont. the governor traveling to dannemora to deliver a less than reassuring warning. >>just want to say to vermonters, this is no time to panic - it's a time to be sensible. if you see suspicious people don't go near them, call law enforcement. lock your doors

>> reporter:as for a possible news partner cnn that joyce mitchell's cell phone was used to call people connected to richard matt >> reporter:.that she may have been planning to pick the two up after they cut through the prison walls, climbed through a pipe system and out a manhole. >> reporter:instead, she went to the hospital with panic attacks over the weekend--. >> reporter:her son says she would never have helped the convicts. >>: "she is not the kind of person that's gonna risk her life or other people's lives to let these guys escape from prison." >> reporter:he also is adamant about rumors that his mother was in a relationship with one of the escapees. >>: "she definitely wouldn't have an affair against my father and it definitely wouldn't be with an inmate. there's no truth to that." >> reporter:the elaborate breakout has been compared to the plot of the stephen king book "the shawshank redemption." >> reporter:today the author tweeted that there may have been a resemblance. >> reporter:he said "sometime life imitates art that's all." and added, ecept these are bad, bad boys." >> pam: today marks the first casualty in cobat against isis. an american fighting in syria has been killed.

>> pam: keith broomfield is from massachusetts, but he has been fighting alongside kurdish fighters in the country. >> pam: jennifer broomfield said on facebook that she's broomfield's sister. >> pam: she shared an image of a text message conversation which she says was her last words with her brother. >> pam: he said: 'i understand don't worry about me. i got this.' >> catherine: the news comes as president obama authorized a plan to add up to 450 u.s. troops to the region to "train advise and assist" the iraqi military's fight against isis. >> pam: two baltimore police officers are speaking out about the freddie gray case. >> pam: gray died while in police custody in april - after being injured. catherine heenan is here >> pam: with details on what the officers are saying. >> pam: the two officers talked to c-n-n. >> catherine: they were 'not' given permission by their bosses -- so c-n-n agreed not to reveal their names or faces. >> catherine: the voices are also modified.

>> catherine: they're arguing that the fact freddie gray was injured and died in police custody was not intentional. >> catherine: one officer insists they knew they were being video-taped and and there was no malice. >> there was no physical violence that was involved in this. >> was no physical violence when you look at the tate?-- tape >> catherine: a lot of people aren't buying that argument. 6 officers have been charged in connection with gray's death. >> catherine: the officers say that even if their colleagues are notincident has changed their lives and they'll always have "fingers pointed" at them. >> pam: the police officer who slammed a 14-year-old girl to the ground and pulled his gun at a pool party near dallas -- has turns in his badge.

>> pam: corporal eric casebolt resigning after his chief called his conduct "out of control." >> pam: you can see the video of that pool party here. casebold aims his gun at party goers. running after them. and forcing them down on the ground. >> pam: today his lawyer is speaking out. >>.that were offended. >> pam: she went on to say that this instance was not representative of his ten years with the department. >> pam: even with his resignation. >> pam: civil leaders are saying the investigation into the pool party is not being done properly. >> pam: the national bar association also spoke out saying in light of the incident legal reform is needed on all levels.

>> grant:texting or talking on the phone is not the cause of the deadly amtrak crash. >> grant:the investigation into the cause is still underway. however federal officials say his smartphone didn't play a part. >> grant:the national transportation safety board revealed the development in a senate committee hearing today. the n-t-s-b however.says it still is trying to determine whether engineer brandon bostian's cell phone was turned off. eight people were killed and over two hundred injured last month. >> grant:when the passenger train derailed in philadelphia.over thirty people are recovering after a bus crash in new york's lincoln tunnel. >> pam: will be back!o save you

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>> pam: the warriors are in a bit of a hole. >> pam: they are now trailing in the n-b-a finals. and need a win tomorrow night to even things up before coming back to oracle arena. >> pam: kron 4 sports director gary radnich joins me. >> you should have heard on the shote earlier this morning. people turn. >> gary: our folks that are writing letters. you never played you automatically think the world is coming to an end. tomorrow night, if

they lose them rip thumbprint but until then? >> gary: do not become a professional basketball player or at least unless you have a passion. sometimes you do not know what is hitting you print this that make sense? >> pam: right. >> pam: think how you look at how lebraun ended in to that was a part of it. people are san that in the dispirited before they even started the game. >> gary: you are lebraun approved you are lebraun. >> pam: of course! >> gary: back and forth and the motion did inspire the

crowd. i want one of the best shows in history and not eating shooting well at 34%. his will has put the cavaliers up to games to one terret-- to 1 >> have to play better and become more consistent and help our team from manfred-- our team win >> are one win away from being back to where we need to be accurate we have been in this situation before it we talked about it. seoul, it is a day to regroup it and see what we can do better. and get our hit up and get ready for tomorrow. --and get our gead up

>> gary: all my dust i am going to overreact. if they go down three the 1 then they will be in trouble but i look at the body of work and for the entire season there were a great great games separate the had to so-so gains where they could have won both of them. but anyway let's see what happens tomorrow creek to have since lost i would join you >> pam: know. when a minute! i am not going anything at the tv. even the coach said it the need to come out with more spirit for it and i agree with him. i believe that they are going to win. >> diane: gloomy day all around the bay patrick rest assured sunspot is wide.

>> diane:--sun is on the way >> diane: went and then becoming sunny for it will break away from the clouds and then will have something through. with the afternoon smiled. here is the system that brought all of the rain showers today. at some of the humidity as well. moving into central valley and getting away from our system here. will have a higher pressure system away make its way into tomorrow given us a chance to heat up for it and when i say he up i mean the '90s again. you will come to sweat again come towards the weekend! >> diane: by noontime, already in the '80s for concord, livermore and

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>you really going to hold up a marc jacobs jacket at me (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:some people go through pains to keep from being on my camera >> stanley:despite the fact that she was already center

stage for the opening act texting away >>hi good after noon the reason why im stopping you you were texting on your phone on sir frances drake boulevard stopped >> stanley:at first she pleaded ignorance then after all the fact were presented well she fessed up >> stanley:well you realize what you did right do you have your driver's license registration and insurance >> stanley:the hand free law has been on the books long enough that people know better but it's seems like it's become a game for some people i call it. the cell phone sneak >> stanley:it's when someone is on their phone until they see a cop, in this case it's officer salvetti from the marin office of the california highway patrol >> stanley:this driver claimed she was trying to connect her phone to her bluetooth must be the new ear connect feature . since the chp officer have to see the violation personally it's always a game of hide and seek sometimes the driver wins and sometimes the chp wins >>stop the car stop the car, >> stanley:this driver lost the game of hid and seek hi the reason i'm stopping you one you using your cell phone second you almost now watch this driver phone in hand and not a clue officer salvetti is sitting right next to her and she is on if for quite a while until hi good afternoon

>> stanley:she has a conversation with on the side of the freeway then she realises some else >>oh not i'm going to be on that behaving badly now it only seems appropriate to have a conversation with thiswhat do i do you film people that are behaving badly so whey am i talking to you because i behaved badly i was on my phone, did you see us sitting next to you >> stanley:see that is why it's called distracted driving. >> stanley:which is why she had to utter these famous words, i got caught behaving badly there are plenty of people on there phone in marin county but the most intresting part everyone except two driver claimed some kind of medical condition to avoid a ticket >> stanley:but you gotta go to the pharmacy anyway i wonder if this is a new trend. still ahead tonight. safety on the fast track. >> pam: new at six. how one peninsula city is accelerating its plans to use technology to turn a thoroughfare >> pam: a major food recall tonight. check your freezers for you where the faulty products were sold. >> pam: we have a lot more news still ahead. next. on kron 4 news at six.

(foreign language) (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: a 2-year-old girl is in stable condition today. after being bitten by a rattlesnake. >> pam: it happened last night in her backyard in pittsburg. shortly after. she was arilifted to oakland children's hospital. >> pam: the incident has people inkron 4's haaziq madyun has reaction from concerned residents. >> reporter:it happened while a 2-year-old little girl was playing in this backyard. she was bitten by this rattlesnake at her home on rio verde "i saw paramedics outside and a helicopter come in" >> reporter:her next door neighbor says snakes are commonly seen in >>"my dad himself and his friends they have seen the

snakes themselves, they have picked them up and moved them away from dangerous areas" >> gary:a potentially dangerous area happens to be right across the street from where little girl was bittendelta view elementary schoolparents say they are concerned that a rattler may show up here >>"it's dangerous for kids especially" >> reporter:i checked with school officials they tell me in this area, none of their students have been bitten by one. as for the little girl, family members here tell me she remains recovering from her snakebite wound at children's hospital in oaklandas her uncle put itshe is doing well. in bay point haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam: here is what you need to know if you or someone else you know has been bitten by a rattlesnake. >> pam: fish and wildlife officials say the bite should be water. >> pam: call 9-1-1. the bite victim should be kept calm and rushed to the hospital. >> pam: the wound site should be kept below heart level. and never try to move or kill a snake. >> pam: experts say in most cases. "you'll lose." >>an arsenal of guns and explosives was uncovered by police during the bust of a suspected serial robbery ring. here are 38 firearms san francisco police say they found during the search of a south san francisco home

>> pam: 22 of the guns and rifles are assault weapons. several destructive devices a bomb making kit, and 5- thousand rounds of ammunition were also allegedly netted in the raid. >> pam: police say there was evidence at the home to suggest that many of the firearms were going to be trafficked in the bayview district. >>"oc thanks to officers and outside agencies these weapon are off the street and that makes san francisco a safer place. >> pam: the two suspects arrested are believed to be separate hold-ups of gas stations and stores around the a-t-f is now assisting the investigation into where the weapons came from. >> pam: it was a rainy day across the bay area today. there was some light drizzle in san francisco and parts of the north bay. >> pam: but the east bay saw the most rain. >> pam: this was the view in antioch this morning. >> pam: kron 4 meteorologist diane tuzon is standing by with a look at the forecast. >> pam: diane, will we be expecting more rain? . >> diane: we are done with the rain. >> diane: news is that we

will make wafer/tomorrow at a chance to he thinks up. we will reach the '90s and again. tomorrow we will have more sunshine. he played in a system to test the warming trend. coming up in the 7 day forecast in just a few minutes! >> pam: hayward police say they have busted the biggest illegal marijuana grow operation in the department's history. >> pam: as part of an on- going investigation.hayward police searched and seized a large warehouse on diablo avenue in hayward last thursday. >> pam: in addition to the marijuana plants.illegal electrical systems were found. >> pam: police seized almost 13-thousand marijuana plants worth about 15- million dollars. >> pam: 3 suspects were arrested at the scene and charged with felony marijuana cultivation and sales. >> pam: 'a sense of urgency" --- that is how the city of palo alto views the effort to stop suicides along a stretch of the caltrain tracks. >> pam: kron four's rob

fladeboe brings you up to date on the on-going effort to restrict access to the tracks and prevent more deaths. >> pam: >> reporter:even as security guards like this one keep watch over suicide hotspots like the >> reporter:the crossing here at east meadow drive efforts are underway to keep people from accessing the tracks and to spot them when they do. palo alto's claudia keith says that effort is now a top priority for the city. >> alto -- we are trying to speed things up with a sense of urgency in our community. we're trying to push to get those things in place. >> reporter:two thirds of the teen suicides on the caltrain tracks since 2009 have occurred here along a 4-mile stretch in palo alto. there are places here along almawhere the fence is too low or there's no fence at all. the city says caltrain will begin work in august to install an 8-foot fence from oregon expressway to san >> alto -- caltran is on board with

this we have been pushing the schedule with the restrictions or elements if you will occurred and how to celebrate that over the summer. --we hope to accelerate that. >> reporter:not long after that testing will begin here at east meadow on thermal, infra red cameras activated by heat, as opposed to movement or light, that can distinguish between humans and other objects down the corridor. >> claudia keith/city of palo alto -- it will be able to allow us to spot someone on the track. >> reporter:shrub and vegetation removal is already underway to improve sightlines and the trackwatch program will continue indefinitely at east meadow, churchill and charleston road crossing and at the california avenue caltrain station >> reporter:at the same time the colaborative suicide prevention program called continue with it's mental health outreach efforts. in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news

>> pam: as the clean-up continues on the oil spill that fouled california beaches in the santa barbara area last month. >> pam: we're getting a better idea of what it's going to cost. catherine heenan is here with the new numbers. >> catherine: those numbers are staggering. >> catherine: costs are running 3-million dollars a day.and they're up to 69- million so far. >> catherine: there's still no timetable for when the clean-up will be over. so we could be talking about many 'more' millions. >> catherine: the company that owns the pipeline that broke is paying for this. >> catherine: it happened may 19th -- and forced the closure of two state beaches, prompted >> catherine: a fishing ban.and has killed wildlife.including more than 160 birds and dozens of sea lions. >> catherine: about 76% of nearly 100 miles of coastline - mostly sandy beaches - have been cleared of oil. coming up. >> pam: >> pam: coming up!hundreds of rape kits have yet to be

tested in san francisco. how the san francisco police department plans on solving these cases. >> pam: thousands of pounds of stuffed chicken is being recalled across the u-s. >> pam: where the products were sold. ahead. >> pam: the warriors are preparing for game 4 in cleveland. >> pam: we'll hear what players have to say about tomorrow's big game.

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>> pam: san francisco's backlog of untested rape kits will be cleared by the end of thepolice chief greg suhr says there is money for the project. >> pam: the s-f-p-d says there are around four hundred and fourty kits to be tested. all cases are past the statute of limitations but chief suhr says solving these cases is still vital. >>.within the statute >> pam: there was confusion over whether the s-f-p-d would pay for the testing. >> pam: but the department says they were just assessing how many kits needed to be test >> pam: some much needed rain sprinkled parts of the bay area today. why officials say it's important to continue following the state's new water regulations. >> pam: a father risks his life to save his son. how he managed to fight a

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>> pam: warriors fans staying positive despite last night's loss against the cavaliers. >> pam: the cavs defeated the warriors --- 96 to 91. >> pam: cleveland is now leading the series-- 2 to 1. >> pam: however. the warriors are looking to redeem themselves in game 4 of the n-b-a finals tomorrow. >> pam: kron 4's j-r stone is in cleveland. and spoke with some players during today's practice. >> pam: jr, what did they have to say? >> reporter: you are right about that pam. with roots in the bay area he played at st. mary's college with a home away from home.

>> reporter: guard on the cleveland cavaliers coming from australia with and passed in the bay area. he attended st. mary's college. giving staff curry problems over the last two games with those like this making it all across the internet >> reporter: matt deal, are you an unknowing player?-- matthew are you an annoying player? >> well, i've never had the pleasure to play against myself. (laughter) >> reporter: taken to hospital and given and i the for cramps he says he is ok and will be ready to go on

thursday it hit something that could mean more problems for the warrior spirit the question is asked again. >> reporter: would you find yourself unknowing?-- annoying >> and college guys to try all the talk of things to distract me or get under my skin. fans like that. >> reporter: things like that occurred certainly interesting questions. the offering will be pretty loud tomorrow which is quick and loans are reno. alive and >> grant:a project to improve safety and shorten travel times is underway in st. helena and napa county, according to

st helena >> grant:caltrans and its project partners, including the napa county transportation and planning agency, napa county, the city of st. helena and the napa valley wine train broke ground on the project tuesday and expect to complete it by early 2017, agency officials said. >> grant:caltrans officials said crews will widen two- lane highway 29 between charter oak avenue in st. helena south to mee lane in napa county. >> grant:about 22,000 drivers use the highway each day, accordingthe project will create a two-way left turn lane, widen the shoulders to standard width and rehabilitate the pavement, caltrans officials

>> diane:today rain in the north bay is a welcome sight for some. >> diane: by 7:00 a.m. parleys guys end of the clouds will be moved out of the way in time for the afternoon hours and tie for sunshine for it if there is the low pressure system was a tropical moisture up as we call it moving strong and to the central that location counties from us and it but we have as pressure off the coast that will come in tomorrow and into friday given us plenty of sunshine heating things up into the '90s. this is what i'm talking about. with a 67 degree mark. as you get to first as much time. it's already in the '80s. we are talking about mid '80s at this point. rush into 3:00

as we reach our eyes and there you have a record indicating a 9 degree mark corporate as well as nineties and oakland stain into the 80s as well. as i mentioned we will keep things up. >> diane: 93 tomorrow and 99 friday creek with inland locations in the '90s as well critic starting out on friday into saturday and sunday for the eastern locations with plenty of sunshine spurted spurted >> pam: but with the historic drought and water rationingmarin county water authorities say their water totals are at about an eighth of an inch. >> pam: and their reserves are around eighty percent. the county uses a series of lakes and resevoirs to house their water. >> pam: now the state is regulating water use when it rains.

and the county says it's important to know when to water. >>.forty eight hours >> pam: libby says, often it is best to check before watering to see if plants and grass really need water >> pam: because despite this twist in the weather, return to developstommy's joynt. >> pam: a san francisco institution for the last sixty- eight sphere years. now has a new owner. >> catherine: the van ness avenue restaurant has been sold to chris henry, who also owns barrel house in sausalito. henry says, he promises not to change anything about the late night eatery. >> pam: the katzman family, which has been running the business since it first opened. is just looking to retire. >> pam: susie katzman it wasn't an search.

>>.the right guy >> pam: the agreement they made. is that the business will stay the same, and all the staff will remain. >> pam: henry is set to take ownership in july. return to >> pam: a food company that does business with some major retailers >> pam: has just announced a recall. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with the details on "big easy food' >> pam: >> catherine: it's a recall involving 93-thousand pounds of stuffed chicken - sold nationwide. >> catherine: big easy foods is a louisiana company but

it does business in big chains including walmart and sam's club. >> catherine: the problem -- some of those chicken products don't have a label >> catherine: showing wheat gluten -- which a lot of people are allergic to. the cooked and raw chickens in question - are stuffed with pork sausage and potatoes. >> catherine: a company official says that wheat is very small part of the total ingredients -- andhad no reports of any allergic reactions. >> catherine: the recalled products all have an expiration date before june 9th -- 2017.

>> pam: an ohio man does the unthinkable while camping with his teenage son in the smoky mountains. he had to fight off a bear to save his son's life. greg alexander and his son were resting overnight on a fifty mile backpacking trip. >> pam: that's when he says he woke up to his son screaming. an adult black bear having bit him in the head and dragging him farther into the forest. >> pam: that's when alexander says he jumped into action. >>.in the face >> pam: and the story doesn't stop there. they still had to hike 5 miles to get help. took them across a lake so his son could be airlifted to the hospital. >> pam: his son had several cuts on his head that required stiches. alexander says they were practicing bear safety at the time of the attack. with all their belongings stored away. return to index

and they point in to your old girl was plant in the back yard behind me but she was bitten by a rattlesnake. and proximate to pay homage to school has parents' concern. >> that is dangerous for children. >> reporter: remains household hospitalized recovering from our rooms and her uncle says that she is doing well. >> reporter: 7 francisco investigation into its a real robbery wing with a large arsenal of weapons you can see during the execution of a home in south bay. the

swat team also found a bomb making kick and an explosive creek to suspects have been are arrested pricked the 80 f is assisting creek mulling kelly kron4 and is--maureen kelly kron4news >> reporter: >> reporter: making with for a higher fence in addition to testing for new he secured cameras. security guards will keep watch and other still so hot spots and paul to kron4 news >> reporter: help delivering a baby boy in the back of could not wait till his mom

made it to the hospital creek right there by her side helping to deliver her baby creek he hopes to me that little bundle of joy and his mom when they become released from the hospital next week. >> reporter: 2-1 to this series they have also killed a man this and that series earlier in the playoffs and won three straight to take the series again to remind their fans. game 4 is on thursday. kron 4 news j.r. staff and >> reporter: water official says that especially on the heels of the high temperatures that earlier in the week district official says is a great reminder of

the state regulations. on those regulations prohibit anyone from watering 48 hours after a a rainfall because we are still in a drought. here it >> reporter: answer to a lead mine feel a good portion of the day. talking with a meteorologist earlier with the current storm san texas and the midwest a problem not the result of the el nino is forming in the pacific that one water phenomenon is partly paid a support role. because the crawford several months and potential more mustard and seven california thrifts charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: here is what to expect >> diane: afternoon partly

cloudy sticking around in my mouth brower for it highs tomorrow with the cloud cover stand in place 68 for daly city, san francisco at 74. across the bay assembly natural as 75 trips and 764 berkeley >> diane: danville 93, 87 plaza 10 am hot temperatures in brett lally 94 tomorrow and 93 livermore thrift that is on be a place for the next two days. high temperatures to a turnaround until friday. it looks like in alameda and morgan hill so a bunch of mid '80s for the south and locations. and north bay region as well. five degrees warmer than what it was today.

>> diane: we did get rid of the line but now we have a warming trend in place. 99 for friday print the hottest day of the weak thrifts with the club down in place, and in tuesday. >> reporter: house-to-house to read surface the checks that were earlier that week. >> be funded the inmates and may have had some sort of

rolled to a system but i am not prepared to go into detail it >> reporter: familiar with the investigation said she may have plant to pick the 2 up after they came through a manhole but changed her mind and instead checked into the hospital seemed she was having a panic attack. >> pam: mckinney texas police officer caught on video penning a girl down to the ground. during a pool party kurt resign today the virus video shows officer eric testable aggressive response to a pool party in addition to slamming the african american girl on the ground he also pulled out his gun at the crowd to the

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full year of paid parental leave after the birth or adoption of a child. the offer is to open only to staffers working in london and geneva for virgin vergence investment and graeme licensing and they have been on the job more than four years to give full hang those less than two years' service with a quarter of their salary for a year creek still considered a ground breaking move on that other companies might follow.

>> gary: if the warriors should win one, the very least it will go back to cleveland for the distance one week to friday with game 7 here on in oakland for it you figure, with the warriors did last night for what is worth the warriors a to have favored to win tomorrow. >> gary: lebraun having all time playoff seasons. there is in interest here because he played it state mary's bridge the he is becoming a cult hero.

>> gary: yesterday's final record, i looked it up myself with the all-time record, but it was pretty good with the mac deal. -- akio--matthew >> reporter: are you an annoying player? >> well i've never played against myself. (laughter) >> reporter: would you endorse matthew? >> whatever is pretty

whenever he needs i am all for it! >> gary: >> pam: it was just an strange question. >> gary: i guess he thought if he asked a question like that he would definitely be a camera. is and when it so long skirt--he has been doing it so long >> gary: suffering from back spasms correct and have not said much to the mediocre which treatment today and will be in the lineup. his effectiveness will be something to follow.

>> gary: this guy will be some think for a number of years. going out plant in his home area >> gary: giants right now leading in the seventh ending to it >> gary: football practice in june. >> gary: and look for kapernick going his think. >> gary: they do not want to get him injured and these

many practices. >> gary: listen to burbage rid--verbage >> is not as much burbage. but a little different. >> gary:verbage? >> gary: outstanding at quarterback with a sword and finger on his throwing hand. ken norton jr. pricked super bowl championship. is the new

defense coronation. for the oakland raiders. >> really excited and the guys are plan really hard print >> i really feel like this to be a good chance to be really good actor it >> gary: bobby woods scored for the second time. >> gary: scoring in the 90th minute on friday. pam, keep your ears open for burbage parent--verbage

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>> stanley: people behaving badly tonight at 8! >> pam: here is hillary clinton addressed and gold the presidential poke fun at her presidential campaign wardrobe. today interfirst as the grim post her caption rich hard choices that also happens to be the title of her latest book rich and

less than one hour clinton gained almost $10,000 and more >> pam: coming up next into temin news on kron4 on the insider followed by entertainment tonight at 730 grit and then we will be back with kron 4 news at 8. >> gary: >> diane: he will return and replaced the rain. >> diane: the key to--the heat sticking around for the weekend! >> pam: stay in touch the kron4 does come!--kron4.com

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