if we are able to apprehend them upon searching them, we will find needle kits and con road substance. that is a bit unsettling for residents here in this east bay town. >> here it is a pretty small town. we are bordered by larger towns where you see over still of crime and drugs so it is definitely a problem that, you know, we need to keep an eye on. >> the adult male was treated by paramedics and transferred to a local hospital. he was fortunate to survive the drug overdose. >> there could have been a bad result where someone does pass away from using these substances. they now have a hotline to try to catch whoever is behind the rash of deadly fen tin nol overdoses. ten people have died in the sacramento area alone since last month. there have been at least 42

overdoses in all. the dea says counterfeit drugs are being passed off. they are 50 times more powerful and it can be lethal even in small doses. >> a man beaten in november, arrested friday by the fbi is due in federal court this week. >> kathryn has more on this. >> the hearing was set for today. originally it was put off until wednesday. attorneys may have been there for a short time. the federal case against him rein mas sealed and they are not offering any comment. he was arrested friday by the fbi, released from custody this morning. this was the scene friday as agents took him into custody. this was from a home and visitation valley. several others were arrested including a woman identified as

his girlfriend. his mother said outside the court house since the beating at the hands of deputies, he has become unpredictable. she said he is suffering from paranow wa and posttraumatic stress and he was beaten on streets at the end of a car chase that began an unincorporated november 12th. that beating caught on video has been circulated all over the place. his mother and lawyers representing him in a complaint against alameda county. they say he suffered head injuries, permanent damage to his hands meaning he can no longer work as a car mechanic. >> >> san francisco police are working to identify somehow man skeletal remains found underneath a building. a contractor working for a nearby business was digging to

check a plumbing problem when the remains were found on friday. workers immediately stopped and called police. police are being tight-lipped about the bones but we know homicide investigators now on the case, the death is being called suspicious. and in a similar case, authorities are still trying to identify two sets of bones found last december on the sidewalk outside a home. what they do know is that one of the two sets of bones belongs to a child between the ages of 8 and 14. a second person's remains also found. investigators say the bones show signs that the bodies may have been cut and they are trying to figure out how the bones ended up outside that home. it was first cars and buildings and now people getting shot at by pellet gun vandals. police released these images in an effort to find the culprits. they have damaged more than 125 cars. their new targets are

pedestrians. police say the suspects are usually cruising around in a light colored suv. no one has been seriously injured yet but they could be. they are asking for the public's help. they are adding up all the items stolen. they know a highly prized scooter donated was taken. they have surveillance video of the burglary. make a wish officials say that scooter right there was donated by san francisco player hunter pence. as you can see clearly one of two suspect is carrying it down the exit stairs after breaking into the foundation's office. on monday, the damage in the after was still quite apparent. drawers were still out and look here. these are the tools left behind used to crack open locks. make a wish marketing director showed me around the officers where she says thieves went on a shopping spree.

>> it is hard to imagine. we were the only business targeted in the building? it does seem like really shame full that we were the ones that got the brunt of this. >> we had about 15 or so laptops. >> reporter: besides the scooter, computers are missing, backpacks and much more. >> you're stealing from kids, from sick kids. >> reporter: that project coordinator said several crystal pins were taken. her desk was also ransacked. >> they are all facing a life- threatening medical condition. that is how we get them on our radar to grant them a wish so you're stealing from sick children. >> you may recall how this make- a-wish foundation was involved in bad kids. locks are now being replaced in new tougher security measures being looked at. this is a close up picture of the scooter. this is the said time it has

been stolen. it was taken back in 2014. he himself wrote on twitter his disbelief this happened again. make a wish hopes the thieves really realize what they have done and return everything. in san francisco, kron 4 news. a spokesperson for the mayor said he is donating eight ipads to the make-a-wish foundation along with the visit to meet the mayor as an auction item. the basketball coach who was fired for sexual harassment is fighting back tonight. his defense is that it was mutual flirtation with the young female retorts ter and she is making up part of the story. they are giving u.c. berkeley text messages between them. in one of the messages, she tells him "i clearly have to step up my stalking game." cal says the fired assistant

coach repeatedly sent messages with sexual innuendos in 2014 and 2015. >> >> they are boosting the minimum wage to $15 an hour. more on this first of its kind wage increase. >> governor brown was surrounded by happy, applauding workers, union leaders and for now, it is the nation's highest statewide minimum wage. the governor considers it's the most ambitious move yet to close the national divide between rich and poor. a lot of business groups say the increase could cost thousands of jobs. the wage will slowly rise from its current $10 an hour over the next 6 years beginning with a 50-cent rise in january reaching $15 an hour in 2022. >> this is about economic justice. it is about people. it is about creating a little tiny balance in a system that everyday becomes more

unbalanced. this happened in new york. governor was signing a similar wage bill and there will be several increases before it hits $15 in new york by 2021. as in california, opponents are worried it will hurt business and jobs. train troubles continuing on. some passengers were still using shuttle buses this morning to get between the pittsburgh bay pointe and concord stations. that is the heart of the power surges blowing out train cars and the help of experts hasn't found a solution. for riders it led to a mix of frustration and resignation. >> i'm stumped. i don't know what the problem is. i don't know how come after all these years they can't figure out what is going on. yes, and it has been a pain. they make me late to work everyday. >> i would rather just drive in. that extra than deal with that. >> you don't want to deal with

that. >> are you ready for a permanent fix? >> yes. i just drive it in. >> it is a pain though. >> for sure, yes. >> passengers have been using shuttle buses for more than two weeks after an electrical problem knocked the trains out of commission. they tested system with no success in finding a fix. no word yet on how long the shuttle busing will continue. public transit in san jose is getting a boost from california's high speed rail authority. they have received $600,000 for improvements for the station. the money will help in planning and upgrading the hub. the first section will go from deer done to bakers field. the system is slated to start in 2025. governor brown broke ground. governor brown broke ground on the high speed rail system in fresno more than one year ago. you saw this video. it came out over the weekend,

but people are still talking about it. >> that little dog. >> he led quite a chase. he tried to hightail it over the bay bridge. it took the chp several times before they could corral the dog. they are trying to figure out who this chihuahua belong to. >> he showed up for work this morning. what we're learning about what is holding up a possible trade involving the quarterback. >> sure. the hills around the bay area may be green, but don't let the el niño fool you. the warning tonight from cal fire. >> record heat as the heat goes on and i'll have the forecast right after the break.

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this was not a side street but the bay bridge this weekend. >> yeah. well, we have got a word from san francisco animal care and control. we are joined live with more on the pup call uednch. dan. >> reporter: -- ponc. dan. >> reporter: chp had their handful and this one was on sunday morning the animal's name is ponch and we can tell you the dog seems to be in very good physical health despite yesterday's adventure. meet ponch. at least that's what animal care and control in san francisco is calling him for the time being. if you don't recognize him let me pressure memory. there's no need to adjust your television this is him on westbound bay bridge at 7 sunday morning. >> motorcycle officer sees him up ahead and i say there is a

chihuahua up there and so i ran a quick traffic break and to slow traffic done so it wouldn't be struck and we wouldn't get hit when we were corralling him and then the chase was op. >> reporter: for more than five minutes chp officer and another officer tried corralling the little dog which proved to be about as difficult as you can imagine. >> 4 different times we tried to set up blocks to try to block him in and he would just run around us. >> reporter: finally -- >> finally i sped ahead and jumped out and used my jacket to kind of distract him and we corealed him -- corraled him and directed him to the bridge railing and then i-- we held him there and my part got off the motorcycle and grabbed him and luckily we were able to get him off the bridge safely. >> reporter: how the chihuahua got on the bridge remains a mystery but the chp doesn't think he was tossed out of a vehicle. >> we didn't see any sort of

injuries on him at all. so it looked like he was in good shape and didn't look like anyone had thrown him out or he underout. >> reporter: he lubes to beingin physical help but a quiet nervous and shut down after the excitement on sunday. now so far, no owners has claimed him saying he is mine and he got away so he remains here at animal care and control until the weekend. at which point it's possible that they will put him up for adoption and they will see how he is doing. seems to be in good physicalhealth but he seems nervous and he is in unfamiliar surroundings and they want to make sure he is in good shape before they decide to adopt him out. that's unless some owner comes forward but they say that they have gotten lots of calls from people who are interested in having him moved to their home. live at animal care and control in san francisco dan kerman. >> let's hope who gets him

keeps the name because that's eric estrada. >> a famous dog name and srnl we hope the owner -- certainly we hope the owner comes forward but someone will have a famous dog. >> yeah keep him on a leash so he doesn't try that stunt again. bp will pay 20 billion dollar for the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. a federal judge approved the settlement today between the government and the oil company. it is the largest in the justice department history with a single entity. 7 billion dollars will go towards restoring the environment. the state effective will receive some cash. the spill started in april of 2010 with an explosion on the deep water horizon rig that killed 11 people. it caused more than 3 million barrels of oil to leak into the gulf before it was finally capped. parts of yosemite national park will get a 15 million dollar donation that will punnedfund the restoration of hiking trails and bring back

parts of the park to the natural state. one of the projects is restoring the mariposa grove of sequoias. several trails will see improvements including the john mere trail and matta horn section. the money comes from the yosemite conservancy. late april or early may is the beginning of fire season in the bay area as you know. >> as you know. typically as you know this drought business is far from typical and what we are seeing right now nothing official butas ron reports there's some unnerving signs indicateing that drought and fire seasons has started. >> reporter: here is the scene that looks more like summer than spring and if we see temperatures in the 90s as forecasted any moisture that is left in this grass will be long gone and with it any doubts doubts about whether it can burn. >> you get the higher temperatures and a little wind on it and if humidity is lower,

you have started to get the bright recipe for fire starting. >> reporter: the grass fire last week here in menlo park as seen in the video was one of 63 fires responded to by cal fire last week. and there have been 325 such fires statewide since january 1st. >> we had the first round of seasonal firefighter hireings that will be hiring a second round in the next few weeks and they will start that academy and we will be bringing more engines online. >> reporter: officially fire season is two weeks to a month away. it is going to be a busy time for weed abatement crews like this one and cal fire is once again pushing residents who live near wildland areas to get a head start on the defensible space. >> we have got the warm temperatures coming up and before you know it all the weeds and grass also grow up around the homes. so, get out with your weed

wacker or -- lawnmower and clear the disdee fencible space. >> reporter: the hills look green and lush but can go from this to this in a few days when the weather warms up and as we saw in menlo park the other day, even if it is a little bit green that grass can still burn. the return of el nino and spring rains delay the onset of fire season on the other hand you will only mean that much more grass. that much more fuel for later in the summer. in morgan hill rob fladeboe. >> you wonder why it's so expense turf live here it's snowing in part of the country and it's april 4th. baseball games were canceled and crazy compared to our weather. >> but a nice day to be out at the a's tonight right. >> absolutely and as we head into the next couple days, we are really going to turn up the heat. so it's going to get to near record breaking heat on wednesday. there's a live look outside right now where we are seeing clear skies. lots of sunshine.

a little bit on the breezy side. we have a few changes happening as we go into the next couple days. here are three things to know the first is we will warm up as we head into tomorrow and record heat expected on wednesday and a fuel few locations especially in the south bay will push into the 90s and then we are tracking cooler conditions heading into thursday and a slight chance of showers by friday. temperatures right now at 76 degrees in napa and 58 in daily city and 69 right in you in san jose. satellite ray shot shows high pressure is in control so we will see lots of sunshine as we go into tomorrow. definitely into wednesday and thursday into friday things start to change but the highs around region tomorrow 70 in daily city 79 vallejo up to 84 in fairfield and 84 in antioch and 82 degrees in san jose. coming up, i am tracking how much warmer we will go and i will have the three dane forecast in 1e7b---- 3-day forecast in 10 minutes. >> all right thanks. will he stay or go?

the qb for the 49ers. >> it looks like there was deal in place to trade him to the broncos but today a new twist in the saga. >> and we are hours away from a pivotal primary in wisconsin. how this vote could be a political game changer coming up.

today marks day one of the # had theers off season training program and despite the agreement to trade kaepernick tocondition ver he he clocked at the training facility in santa clear dare -- sant cleara -- santa clara today. >> so is he a 9er or future bronco. >> mark. >> mark. >> yes. no. >> you are tracking it. >> who knows your chances are as good as my-- your guess is as good as mine. about 48 hours ago it seemed like a done deal. this guy would be joining the super bowl champs but those talks are in a stalemate and the big reason is money. he is due 12 million dollars

and the broncos want him but not at that price. so for now, kaepernick checking in at levi stadium. 400,000 dollars just to show up. that's how much he is set to rake in if he makes it to 90% of the voluntary off season program. part of the fine print of the cat a deal that's a sticking point between 49ers kaepernick and broncos. here's where the talks stand now. of the 11.9 million dollars guaranteed to the qb, denver is reportedly willing to only pay 7 million. and have san francisco fork over the rest or kaepernick forfeit the money. with no side ready to budge the 28-year-old's future is on hold. >> what he is weighing without leverage is whether to take the pay cut and make this work have the 49ers kick in some of the 4.9 million dollars to make this thing work or just stay there and be a 49er so he is

weighing the things but unfortunately don't have the leverage because he does have money 11.9 million but the team has a leverage because they have the contract. >> reporter: and leverage keeps going denver way especially if the 49ers take quarterback in this month's draft. so it could be a matter of time before kaepernick or niners are forced to make a move. >> you sit there and you wait and keep your offer on the table because you know that really it's not a lot of leverage the 49ers have over broncos it's a matter of can chip kelly somehow some way talk colin into staying which it appears doesn't want to stay. >> reporter: until then, is stuck at -- cap is stop stuck. neither kaepernick or chip kelly addressed the media following the meetings. this story was the number one headline on kron 4.com over the weekend and we will continue to keep you updated on air and online grant. >> i was clicking on that story because gee. >> 400,000 to show up.

. >> reporter: pretty good deal. >> i will show. the wisconsin primary is less than 24 hours away. >> and the outcome could turn the election on its head. next up at 5:30 who's ahead in the polls and who donald trump says need to drop out of the race. >> and a deadly train crash on the east coast. next, what we are learning tonight about why the train slammed into a backhoe.

you are watching the bay area news station. this is kron 4 news. >> tomorrow primary in wisconsin is shaping up to be another wild card in the presidential race. >> kathryn is here to shows us -- show ious voters could deliver bad news to hillary clinton and donald trump and if you believe the polls. >> reporter: wisconsin a quirky state and they can't always predict the outcome there. a lot of delegates up for grabs. 86 for the democrats and 42 for the republicans and right now, yeah, the polls show that trump and clinton are the underdogs. >> i hope and believe tomorrow night's going to be a very, very good night in wisconsin. >> reporter: the latest poll shows ted cruz with 5 point advantage over trump twoweeks ago tied. trump blames john kasich. >> he is taking my votes.

he is 1 and 30 and ought to get the hell out. >> i am not -- i am dropping in not dropping out. >> reporter: the ohio governor cited polls he is the only republican to beat hilly cline -- hillary clinton. clinton's numbers plummeted in wisconsin. two weeks ago she had a 6 point lead now she trails sanders by 8 points. sanders says he hopes a win tomorrow will give him momentum going into next week's primary. in his and clinton's home state. >> i don't want to get hillary clinton more nervous than she already is. she is under a lot of pressure. so don't tell her this but i think we win here and win in new york state and we are on our way to the white house. >> hello, new york. >> reporter: clinton is concentrating on the state that elected her to the senate. >> i was so proud to be a new yorker all those 8 years i represented you. i have always been proud but i

am prouder today. >> reporter: the election officials expect a huge turn out tomorrow and in fact, they say they can see the state's biggest number of voters for a primary in 36 years. grant. the people are court hand conservatives a loss in a key voting rights case. in a unanimous result they said a state can draw legislative districts base on total population. at issue in the case was the one person one vote principal dating back to the 1960s. that's when the court ruled that state legislative districts must be drawn so they are equal in population. some civil rights groups feared if the court were to rule with the plaintiffs which they did not it could potentially shift power from democratic leaning urban areas to rural predominantly white areas that are more likely to favor republicans. all right. real spring like day around the bay. you are looking live at the emhe bark darrow where i like to bike ride on week fiends you

do -- weekends? >> you do it's beautiful and there's lots of -- lot of-- there's a lot of bodies. >> -- boats. >> you don't want distracted bike riding. >> right the phones. it's going get better and better this week. >> stay off the phone because we are going to see such nice temperatures it mit ghget hot for you on wednesday with record breaking heat expected. but after that we will cool down quickly so by thursday towards the end of the week into the weekend we return closer to normal. there's a live look outside right now. lots of sunshine high pressure is going to continue to build so you are going to feel the difference as we head into tuesday and wednesday. by thursday we will drop back down a little bit. but a live look outside right now you can see the the flag isblowing there so we are seeing breezy conditions as we head into the rest of tonight. clear skies expected mild conditions by tomorrow. we will warm up a little bit and plenty of sunshine. wednesday is going to be the warmest day of the week. that's when we are tracking record breaking heat a few location pushing into the low 90s. our temperatures right now at

75 degrees in santa rosa. 65 in richmond. 66 degrees in fremont and 71 in livermore so nice conditions for the baseball game tonight. if you plan on heading out most loy locations will be in the 6 -- location will be in the 60s. wind speeded a 4 miles per hour oakland 18 and half-moon bay the 3-day forecast shows the big time warmup and cool down. we will look at 7-day forecast in about 15 minutes. >> deadly train accident near philadelphia is the target of an ongoing investigation. the amtrak train crashed south of philadelphia sunday into construction equipment a backhoe killing the machines operator and amtrak super -- supervisor. 35 people were hurt including the engineer and the train was bound for savannah georgia from new york traveling at 106 miles an hour. the ntsb is investigating the big question tonight is being asked by officials like the philly mayor and senior new york senator why the backhoe

was in the bath of a amtrak train. the prison population at the government detention center at guantanamo bay dropped by two. two are being transferred to senegal and it's the first time the population has dropped below 90 since 2002 when it opened. both were being held on charges of taking part in hostilities against the u.s. and its coalition partners fighting terrorism. president obama is trying to close gitmo and is facing resistance from republicans in congress. denials over leaked documents that suggest elected officials and the rich and powerful stash billions offshore. they are called the panamapapers because they came from a law firm. firm allegedly helps set up thousands of secret shell companies and offshore accounts. 12 current or former world leaders are in the documents as well as more than 100 other politicians and public officials. the documents date back to

1977. and cover all sorts of alleged networks and money trails. several countries say they are launching investigations to see if there was wrongdoing by the names the u.s. state department has this reaction today. >> it's very important to note that u.s. government does focus on strengthening financial trance pant sigh and global compliance and investigating any possible elicit or sanctions of activity and we use all sources of information both public and nonpublic to do so. >> it's not illegal to have an offshore account but investigators are looking at whether those named in the panama papers were stashing money to avoid paying taxes. russia president putin is among those names prom innocently denying the allegations. we have been talking about this all day. it's opening day for major league baseball. newsroom tv watching the giants

and hey, they got the season started with a bang. we will show you the explosive start coming up at 5:45. >> and next up a big day for the virgin america airlines the two pieces of news that had stocks suring today. coring today-- soaring today. clear clear

what a day for virgin america the company some customers like us are hoping it doesn't change. >> it's great airline. >> the couple of big things the

burlingame earl announced they are merging with alaska airlines. >> 2.6 billion dollar deal was approved this morning. two companies tweeted a picture shortly after the deal was struck. merger will make alas cat largest airline on the west coast to compete with southwest of course. and the deal still has to be approved by virgin america shareholders and regulators. virgin america stop as you can imagine jumped more than 40% today grant. >> the other bit of good news it was at the top of the list for airline quality. once again, that's according to the 26th annual national airline quality rating report. jetblue came in second followed by delta and hawaiian 4th and alaska airlines rounded out the top five. the report found that overall, more flights are arriving on time in airlines losing fewer bags that's good. but, travelers are complaining more. as people are known to doch the reasons for frustration -- do. the reasons for frustration is cancellations and delays. >> always a pain.

google has removed an app from the play store mailed by the taliban. thean was discovered on -- the app was discovered by a website devoted to tracking jihadist and the product was taken down shortly there afterch the app is called alamara giving people the ability to keep up with the latest taliban news. users could watch videos and made by the group and read stories and updates written in the language. the weather is cooperating and the boys of summer are back. the a's getting ready for opening day or night at the coliseum. but they are going to have to do it without the best player who was supposed to pitch tonight. we will explain later. >> all right it was a beautiful day across the bay and the temps are to keep clipping. britney's -- climbing. brittany's full pho -- full forecast is coming up next.

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aid school for special needs -- it's a school for special needs children and operates at several locations in antioch and east bay cities. as we have been reporting since january, the school has come under fire for how it the staff handles students and a controversial video recording of one encounter. tonight, we are learning that there is another parent who is filing charges. we will have that story coming up new on kron 4 news at 6. i will see you at top of the hour. back to you. >> sounds good we will look for you at 6. baseball is back in action. tonight the a's kick off the 2016 season at the oakland coliseum and had to make a bigchange to the starting lineup tonight. kron 4jr stone he is live at the coliseum tonight with more. jr. >> vicki sonny gray was supposed tonight the starting pitcher andscratched because of food poisoning. i spent the last couple hours in the parking lot with the

tailgaters and that's all they could talk about. out here right now, the a's have been out here but you look in the distance and see the chicago white sox. that's who they are taking on this evening. having some bp before the game to start in a little under 2 hours. as for the oakland a's tam we talk about, this is a team that really not many people are expecting much of anything. i talked with a lot of the fans about it and they said you know what, jr, that's not different from any other year we are out to prove people wrong. >> i think it's going to be a great season i think every year is going to be great because we don't have money. we play baseball. we don't buy baseball we play baseball. >> okay i know i mean, here we go again into a season where nothing expected. >> [ beep ] >> what's involved in an opening day? >> friends and baseball. >> okay.

>> and a little bit of booze. >> a little bit of bling. >> and bling as well. >> that's right. >> green nail polish. >> yeah. >> you don't see that every day. >> every day. this is amy. >> you wear that every day? >> every day. >> my nail salon. >> my nail salson knows it's my color. >> -- salon knows it's my color. >> predictions on the oakhand a>> world series champ. >> world series bound? >> why not? >> >> fans are slowly making their way into the distance. it's quite a party the tailgate parter -- party. i talked to some that have been here since 11 a.m. many had something to say about sonny gray and you will hear from the fans at 6:10. so coming up, just in a little while. grant. now back to you in the studio. >> sounds good jr enjoy the

giants opened up the 2016 season on the road in milwaukee. and if you like long balls, this was the right game. san francisco crushed 4 homers three of them in the 8th inning and joe and buster posey back to back to back. spann finished with a game high 5 runs batted inand there you see the big dog. madison bum garter in picking -- bumgarner picking up the win. flu like symptoms so wasn't feeling his best and brought it giants roll 12-3. before the first pitch in opening day tradition. in milwaukee. the sauceage run. the famous -- sausage run. famous racing sausage and 14 annual brat relay race. 5 miles they go through thestreets of milwaukee starting at the plant and lining to miller park for the

delivery of the first brat. of the season. it's a big deal okay. apparently if you are in milwaukee upper midwest. brat the bratwurst did the honors. >> burning rubber there and trotting along. >> stop me when we have a garlic friday that moves around. the weather in the midwest and northeast putting a damper on a couple opening day matchups astros and indians red sox game postponed because of a springtime storm that bro raw -- brought raw cold temperatures in new york and snow in cleveland. both game will be made up tomorrow and we are looking at snow coming for parts of boston and new england. >> doesn't look right. >> meanwhile at the coliseum. >> oh man. >> the a's. >> even if the snow stops in some of the locations, it's going to be so cold. meanwhile we are hanging out tonight in the 60s and as we go into the next couple days here, we are going to be tracking record heat so we've a closer look at oakland a's forecast as

they take on white sox. temperatures in the the 60s and dropping into the 50s. clear and mild conditions expected with the northwest wind 5 to 15 miles per hour right now. and in oakland the wind speeds are at 14 miles per hour. moving faster than that in half- moon bay up to 18. temperatures heading out in oakland 67 degrees. by the time the game starts we are in the low 60s. 65 currently in richmont. 76 in napa and cooler if you are in half-moon bay. temperatures at 57 degrees. and we are at 71 currently in livermore and pleasantton at 76. the reason why we are going to be so warm satellite radar shot shows high pressure is going to continue building over the region and we will get a strong offshore flow and that's going to help contribute to our warming conditions and that record breaking heat we should start to see on wednesday. so we have a few heat tips for you. we will be anywhere between 15 and 25 degrees above average so you want to drink lots of water and just a reminder never leave

children or even your pets in parked cars it's going to get hot on wednesday. as we head into thursday our temperatures will drop back down quickly and we will continue to drop as we go into the rest of the week and we track a chance of rain but going into the rest of tonight into tuesday, and wednesday, you are going to notice lots of sunshine a few passing clouds and a breezy condition expected as we get into thursday as an approaching cold front continues to drop our temperatures so it's going to be really a one-day warmup where conditions will get close to the 0-- 90 in lots of location. tonight 51 in fairfield. 41-- 51 in daley city and tomorrow you will notice more 80s on the maps. 77 in oakland. look at your 7-day forecast. tomorrow lots of locations in the 70s and 80s. and then we get into the high 80s. 90s on wednesday and we drop back down as we head into thursday and then by the weekend, we are back into the

60s close to average for us and we stay that way into the weekend and we track a chance of showers starting friday into the weekend. coming up, april is distracted driver awareness month. and i want to let the world know. but you have to be on your phone to be distracted. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly.

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it means distracted drivers awareness month and we put these down. >> you think of these things when you think of distracted drivers. smart phones. however, there are many other ways to be distracted like maybe changing the radio station. >> yep so let's punch up stanley roberts. >> this driver appears to be scrolling through the facebook feed. she is so distracted she doesn't have a clue i am standing next to her. let's get her attention. oops i think i startled her but not for long because shortly after that, she is back at it again. here's another driver as well see how long it takes to notice. what are you doing? look another one. wait for it. really? in case you didn't know the local bay is distracted driver -- april is distracted driver

awareness month which means cops will look for you. don't say i didn't warn you. how about this uber driver. what you doing? >> trying to call my passenger. >> reporter: uh-huh. now you know you have to put on hands free right. >> yeah but. >> reporter: hands free. everyone has a reason why they are not hands free you know being on your electronic device is not the only way to be considered a distracting driver. this guy has a pudding in one hand and spoon in another eatingwhile driving is distracted. this woman is grading papers while in traffic. i hope whoever's paper that is they got a a plus and you may not know but taking photos from the camera if you are behind the wheel is a form of distracted driving. and doing something that's common practice can make you a distracted driver. >> you talking while driving is considered a distraction. >> okay don't talk to me anymore. >> reporter: drinking drills. >> yeah you have to use your

hands. >> reporter: you can't talk to her anymore. >> reporter: if you've crash and it turns out you are distracted you could be held liable. so it's not just the phone but the ear and it's anything that takes your attention off the roads. even for a split second. and yes, even at a stoplight. one more important thing to note. if you know you are going to cross a bridge take your money out before you start driving. reaching in your wallet or purse to get money to pay for the toll is another form of distracted driving. >> very good. >> reporter: are you sure? yes. >> reporter: in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> there's a lot more news ahead tonight. >> yep at the top of the shower a story only on kron 4. our maureen kelly learned tobin world a special needs school is facing nor lawsuit that claims workers there are mistreeding students. >> reporter: and -- mistreating students. >> it is warming up and

scientists say it will get worse for all of us with potentially deadly consequences. >> mat moore is coming up -- pat moore -- pam moore is coming up more next.

this is the bay area news station kron 4 news at 6 starts now. >> a special needs school already under fire after the reported abuse of a 9-year-old student was caught on video is be sued by the family of another alleged victim. good evening, everybody. i am pam moore crown 4 maureen kelly talked with the second victim's mother and her attorneys who filed the suit in federal court today. it's a story only seen on 4. >> the culture of tobin world that's what they are trained to

do. >> reporter: michelle william says the abuse her 9-year-old son experienced at tobin world happened nearly two years before this video surfaced that shows a child slapped and dragged by a teacher aide. the aide has been fired and arrest and faces misdemeanor charges but the aides who caused the abrasion on her son's cheek was not arrested or disciplined by the school. here's what michelle claims her son said after he got off the bus that day back in 2014. >> he slam my head down on the table and he held it down i was crying. he wouldn't let me get up. >> reporter: michelle pulled her son out of the school on the advice of a behaviorist and says the child is affected by what happened to him. >> he is regressed and he is fearful and he he has nightmares. he is just really messed up right now. >> reporter: her lawyers filed this lawsuit in federal court against the school. the principal the aide but the antioch unified school district saying her son was placed in tobin world after suffering abuse by a teacher at grant elementary. a teach here was later

arrested. >> they are responsible they know about the prior abuse and placed him in another abusive situation. >> reporter: her attorneys represent the family of the boy in the video and say other families are also expected to sue tobin world as well. in addition to damages, they want the judge to order changes made at the school. they say are ongoing practices. so far there has been no comment from tobin world or the antioch unified school district. this afternoon i did talk to the aide in the lawsuit and he denies the allegations and says he was cleared by police in this incident e says on the day in question he noticed some discoloration on the boy's face after the boy had been sleeping with his face down on the desk. the next day he saw the boy come in with an abrasion that to him looked like a rug burn. the aide no longer works at tobin world saying he quit because he thought the institution was going downhill. and they were hiring people who were inexperienced and didn't

seem to care much about special needs education. maureen kelly kron 4 news. new details tonight at 6. the random bb gun shootings in san leandro continues as we learn today that the gunman hit 4 more cars in the violent shooting spree. thankfully no one was hurt this time. but, three people have been shot so far in that city. you are looking at surveillance video from one of the incidents that happened last week. kron 4 kay is live where police are calling the vandals violent criminals. kate. >> reporter: well pam this started back in december and police say it has been escalating over time and in fact a a cross the sit they they are estimating the damage caused by the group of vandals at about 60,000 dollars. and shattered class marks the location of the most recent vandalism. police say a four cars were hit by bb pellets on t garden street and police believe this

is the mark of the same young men who shot three people at this point. after 3 month of vandalism friday march 25 g was the night things turned violent. first at 8, someone shot a man standing outside the bar. the bb had to be surgically removed from that man's arm. two ours later, a man was shot in the head leaving the methodist church on bawrchg result and a woman was -- bank result and then a op -- bankrupt. and then a person was shot in the hand and before that night 125 cars had been hit by bb pellets in san leandro. >> what was once maybe just a teenage other young adult prank by shooting out windows and cars has turned out to be a serious violent crime. people are being injured and we need it to stop. >> reporter: police released some surveillance pictures taken at the crime scenes. police believe these are young men one of the cars is a silver

toyoeda four runer with black wheels and off road tires on the driver's side door. the car is either missing the fuel door or painted black. a white ford explorer is used in attacks and a dark colored lexus or infinity with chrome rims and it's important to share the information because while police say they are stepping up patrols they think it's going to be tips from the public that finally cracks the case and that's the reason one of the victims that man who was shot in the head while leaving a church is speaking out tonight. we will have that interview coming up during the 8:00 news. reporting live in san leandro i am kate cagle kron 4 news. east bay place say a man who overdozed in the rest room of an east bay starbucks was fortunate to survive. that incident happened yesterday at a starbucks in orenda. the man was found unconscious suffering from an apparent heroin overdose. the police chief says the man was not from orenda but san

francisco and officers say this is not the first time police have come in contact with someone from san francisco possessing heroin. a disturbing trend. >> they identified a needle kit from san francisco needle clean exchange. that's some facility of that nature from san francisco. they have been from outside contracosta county the most recent cases all have been from san francisco. >> that's the pretty small town boarded by larger towns that easily we see overspilled crime and drugs. >> the man was treated at the scene by paramedics and transported to a local hospital. new tonight, at 6a. scarry moment for student at -- scary moments for students at sant cleara. it broke out at the snack shack. students and staff members were evacuated. once for fight airs rieived on scene they -- once firefighters arrived they he can continuing wished the fire and -- extinguished the fire and the cause is under investigation.

happening now, police are surge searching for the suspects -- searching for suspects responsible for breaking into the office of a make-a-wish foundation stealing a scooter and donated by hunter pens. burglary happened on saturday night. this is surveillance video from the exit stairel with a from the make-a-wish foundation office in san francisco. besides the scoot are see the thief carrying out lap tops and backpacks full of items. make-a-wish officials are adding up the items stolen. they are hoping that the thieves will realize what they took from the kids and return the items. >> i think that would be a nice closure to the story. it's got so much good will that is behind it because hunter is not only a donor to us but las great wish granter when he has somebody who wishes to meet him he is wonderful. the love of make a wish is evident and it's unfortunate

that there was somebody who couldn't resist the urge to take that. >> san francisco mayor ed lee announced the sit they will be replacing 8 of the ipads which were stolen. the stolen ipads were originally donated by the city. the man seen beaten in video by alameda deputies is the same man who the fbi arrested late last week. well he is making a court appearance sometime this week. grant lodes is here with the hatest. >> reporter: a lot of interest in the case. it was scheduled to be a closed hearing today on undisclosed charges and the case sealed but the hearing was postponed until later this week but the 29-year- old mother did at love talking outside the courtroom. olga says her son suffers from post-traumatic stress since the november beating. the 29-year-old accused of leading deputies on a long dangerous chase that sanity started in san leandro and end

in the mission. the beating has rendered her son unpredictable adding he's not gotten the mental health treatment he needs and friday he was at the center of a raid at a home in visitation valley. fbi says friday's raid which we have video of was unrelated to that november beating. the unnamed woman was also detained outside the home it's unclear yes was arrested on friday. pam. well lovely today and there's a chance for record breaks temperatures interest week. brittany shipp is here to tell us how hot it will get. what's the low down. >> that warm of the day of the week is going to be wednesday so some spots could get into the 90s it's going to be short lived and as we enter thursday we will drop into the 70s and 80s and 60s by the end of the week and we will warm things up

and it's a difference tomorrow and defendant in thely into wednesday -- definitely into wednesday. lots of sunshine for us and as the sun sets over the next couple hours, we will see a mild and clear evening ahead. here are three things to know pushing into tuesday. it will be warm and warmer temperatures tomorrow and the record breaking heat will happen on wednesday possibly. and temperatures for some of our locations in the the south bay into the 90s and cooler conditions thursday with a chance of showers moving in on friday. our temperatures right now the warmer side. 75 degrees. and napa 73 santa rosa 67 and san mateo and temperatures in redwood city at 66 degrees. we are at 68 in san jose and as we head into the rest of tonight temperatures will once again stay mild in the 60s by 7 p.m. by 8 p.m. starting to drop down into the high 50s. low 60s. coming up, we will look at 3- day forecast. and for up-to-the minute alerts and weather forecasts, in your neighborhood, just down load the crown 4 mobile app the number one source for news and

weather in the bay area. we are less than one hour away from opening night baseball in oakland. the athletics are taking on the chicago white sox tonight. kron 4jr stone is following the story. we are hearing there's been some drama involving the a's because of the starting pitcher problem. what's going on. >> well all the stalk about sonny gray who was supposed tostart has a food sickness and not sick over food he ate and won't start. nevertheless, the game goes on and you look into the distance and you can see the grounds crew preparing for opening night at the coliseum. boy these folks have been tailgating outside all day long. some of the a's ball players are out here a little while ago preparing for tonight's game and they are excited and even though sunny gray is not starting you know they said we can do this and we can have a

successful season. but you talk with those fans out there who are tailgating and they all had something to say about the situation. >> you know i was hoping we would have him start the game but he had a little food poisoning which i guarantee there's no food poisoning at play at the tailgate. >> you guarantee he was not eating off your grill. >> if he were eating our barbeque he would be pitching today but instead, he chose to eat somewhere else. >> he didn't touch this. >> didn't touch this. >> guaranteed. >> he would play right. >> yes, he he would be throwing strikes. >> what is the deal with that guy was he eating burgers in the parking lot or what? >>i doesn't know. >> too much night before or something. >> too much the night before or something. >> eat some of this. >> i think he ate a chicago dog

and it's consprs sigh. >> i believed in him before he got food poisoning. >> it happens to everyone. he will take them all the way. >> so out here live you see the fans in the distance. yes food poisoning was to blame for the sonny gray scenario how he won't start this evening but rich will take the mound and should be an exciting one. and i can see all the fans in the distance lined up seeing some of the folks we work with and friends out here. who have been out here all day and they say jr tonight it's all about the athletics. now back to you folks in the studio. >> thanks jr and on opening day the san francisco giants were in milwaukee to face the brewers. coming up at 6:45, our sports director gary brace us the highlights and he has the latest on colin kaepernick's future with the 49ers. and still ahead, no end in sight to bart problems in the east bay. after the break, the latest on that technical glitch affecting

your commute. and no, california's drought is not over. we will tell you why the state is easing up on the drought rules and you don't want to miss it. an update on the adorable little suspect that led police on a chase across the bay bridge.

i knew that if i had ice in my water, it would just be so painful and i couldn't even drink it. my dentist recommended that i use sensodyne. now i can put ice in my water. sensodyne absolutely works, confusion about whether or not bart resumed regular service between north concord

martinez and pittsburgh bay point station. the signature sigh put out -- agency put out mixed madges and frustration is mounting for passengers for in particular who describes what he has been going on for the fast few weeks. >> we have a to get up extra early and walk to the station and take the bus and take the bart and the bart is inconvenienceed and some of the buses don't run to concord and. >> reporter: this is one man describing his struggle dealing with bart service disruption between north concord martinez and pittsburgh and the struggle continues. >> i take the bus and then come to the bart station and go to the bay point. >> reporter: after all that he says trying to figure out which train or shuttle is going in the right direction only add to his frustration. >> i mean when it gets confusing like that i mean, you go in one place and you are wasting time and coming back. >> reporter: it doesn't help that the overhead train destination signs are out of

order here at north concord martinez but the cons fusion doesn't end there. -- confusion doesn't end there here on the website i found an advisory saying normal train service resumed in both directions. but when i clicked on the link for the latest news on service, it says they are working towards resuming full-time regular service. >> it's been a while since you know what i mean everything is going on and i don't know why they haven't finingsed it. >> -- fixed it. >> i think they should do it we pay for the bart tickets and they should put the money in and fix the tracks. >> reporter: according to the bart spokesperson they have been shifting back and forth between shuttles and regular train service depending on what they are testing. so it sounds like there may be more days like this. >> to come here i got to take the bus. >> reporter: before the problem is solved. at the north concord station haaziq madyun. >> fire season can't be far away as the weather heats up. after talking with cal fire

today crown 4 brings you up-to- date. >> reporter: it looks nice and lush and green right now. but with the temperatures expected to head into the 90s later this week, the annual grass crop like this around the bay area will be drying out fast and that could mean an early start to fire season this year. >> the weather has changed in the last week to 10 days and temperatures are started to warm up and we are getting more spring like winds and so forth. so i am not surprised to see that we are starting to get a few starts. >> reporter: more than a few. this fire in menlo park as seen in video from the helicopter partnership with abc7 was one of 32 fires cal fire responded to last week alone statewide. just because the grass looks green doesn't mean it won't burn. >> it will still burn. yeah. and what was green a week to 10 days ago you are starting to see starting to turn brown underneath it. >> you get the higher temperatures and wind on it and if humidity is lower are

getting the ripe recipe for fire starting. >> reporter: and while el nino put a dent in the drought it may return with spring rains cal fire says there is stale lot of long dead vegetation built up over the past several years that will be fuel for wild fires in addition to the grass crop. >> even though we did get a lot of rain in the last few months with el nino it's been helpful. but with that additional rain, we have more grasses and weeds that have grown which is add more fuel to the hillsides. >> reporter: cal fire has begun to bring on some seasonal firefighters. that process expected to continue in the next several weeks. in morgan hill kron 4 news. the new report is out on how californians are handling water conservation goals. kathryn heen abis here with the late -- catherine heenan is

here with the latest. >> reporter: we fell short of the conservation target. californian used 24% less in the month missing the 25% cut order by governor brown. also today word that the state might lift some of the stricter conservation orders like calling for shorter showers and brown lawns and the recent el nino weather system did ease the drought in some parts of the state. meaning a near average year of rain and snow so if they ease the rules for residents of the drier parts of southern california, could remain in place. pam. >> a dire environmental report is out today. we may be experiencing record breaking heat but scientists released this new report today saying that temperatures will continue to increase in the coming years. and they say a heat wave in the year 2030 could kill as many as 11,000 people. the rise in heat is due to the increase of carbon dioxide levels in the air which

researchers say will lead to premature deaths. they also say air pollution and airborne allergens had likely increase worsening allergy and asthma conditions. and we are looking at pretty hot temperatures expected this week. kron 4 meteorologist brittany shipp is here to tell us about it. we are looking at the 90s and you have tips on how to be careful night been a while since we have seen temperatures that warm and as we go into wednesday that's when we he can sphoact see the hottest temperatures of the entire week. here's a few heat wave a tips we will be anywhere between 15 to 25 degrees above average so drink plenty of water as we go into wednesday. never leave your children or pets and parked cars because it gets too hot and we expect some locations to push into the 90s especially the south bay and wednesday. tomorrow near record heat and heading into the rest of tonight clear mild conditions on tuesday we warm up more. lots of sunshine and on wednesday, it's going to be the

hottest day of the week and we will be tracking a record breaking temperatures so we will keep you updated on that. but as we head into tonight we are going to see comfortable conditions. here's a live look you the side as the sun is setting and we will see clearer skies and temperatures at 62 degrees in the vallejo. 73 in concord or 55 in half- moon bay and low 70s in in a vado. 67 in san mateo and 66 in redwood city and 73 in sunnyvale. a closer look at satellite radar shot high pressure continues to build over the region and we will get a strong offshore flow and that will help contribute to our rising temperatures as we go into tomorrow. also into wednesday but by thursday things will start to change and we will see more of an onshore flow and las chance of showers. that's going to help drop temperatures as early as thursday and by friday we track a chance of showers but no showers in the forecast for tonight. and tomorrow even into wednesday by thursday we are dealing with a few passing clouds. breezy conditions and cooler

temperatures not until friday and the weekend we chance showers and as far as tonight is concerned we drop down to 61 and napa 49 in redwood city 51 in daley-- daley city and 53 in san francisco. heading into tomorrow a lot more 70s for san francisco. and mid-80s in santa rosa. 86 and 84 in napa and your 7- day forecast shows heading into wednesday 88 degrees and we drop back down into the low 80s and 70s on thursday and look at friday, back to the 60s. so, we will concentrate on wednesday with record breaking heat expected and cooler conditions by the end of the week. pam. >> thanks brittany. coming up after the break the dog that is becoming famous for police chase across the bay bridge. we have a live report and an update on the run away pooch. plots, it was not a dog causing a traffic backup but it's a sea lion. stirring up trouble during this morning's commute in sonoma county. that story is ahead.

if you a dog lover you have no doubt been following the exploits of that little pooch right there. he is the chihuahua who led the highway patrol on a slow speed chase on sunday morning across the bay bridge. officers were able to corral the dog without injuries and he is at the animal care and control in san francisco. that's where dan is standing by live for an update. how did he get on the bridge? >> reporter: well they have a couple theories on that. what they do believe is they don't believe he was thrown from a vehicle because they say he is in pretty good physical shape but if you are a dog owner like i am the idea of a dog running free on a freeway is enough to give you chills. we have herd the team slow speed chase before. but this takes the cake. >> we have had plenty of animal calls on the bridge. all sorts of animals but definitely this was a first. >> reporter: about 7 sunday morning, the chp got a report of a chihuahua running west on

the bay bridge. officer williams ran a traffic break and he and a motorcycle officer tried to corral the dog. >> we went up to try to scoop him up and he didn't want anything to do with us and he took off running just west and the whole bridge was his and there's no track and he kept going. >> try to stop a small animal on a five-lay freeway it's almost impossible as we found out. >> reporter: in five minutes officers were successful and the dog named ponch after a chp television character was taken to animal care and control. they say he appears to be in good physical shape which suggest he was not thrown from a vehicle. >> our best guess is he came on from treasure island and happened to be running on the bridge and someone called it in in time we were able to rescue him before someone stopped and let him out. >> reporter: animal care and control says while in good physical health he is quiet

nervous and shut down after a sunday morning adventure. animal care and control is going to hang out to ponch until the weekend to see how he is doing and the owner comes forward and they will return it to the owner. if not there's good news they have a long list of people who say they want to adopt poch. live in san francisco dan k- erman kron # news -- 4 news. we are learning a wayward sea lion that caused a morningchaos is poisoned by acid that is the neurotoxin caused by the algea blooms that can accumulate in shellfish fish such as crap. california sea lion dipped in and out of the water along highway 37 prompting the shouldn't down -- shut down of eastbound traffic on roadway. it was ages -- images are from a our partnership with abc7 ittook a few tries to get it out of the water and harm's way

so traffic could resume. that set the marine mammal center are now caring for the animal. still ahead tonight at 6, latest on a deadly train derailment on the east coast. what led to the crash. plus, the wisconsin primary now less than 24 hours away. how the candidates are preparing for the next big day. and new developments on the colin kaepernick trade will he stay in san francisco or pack his bags and head to denver. gary has the story at 6:45. ♪ ♪

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now kron 4 news with a look at the top stories. >> in antioch the special needs school under fire after a aide was caught on tape slapping a 9- year-old student. how he was hit with a federal lawsuit it's not the family of the boy in the video but the mother of another 9-year-old who says her son had his head slammed on a deck and held there causing this abrasion two years ago. the aide named in the suit said he didn't do it. the boy's mother is suing antioch school district for placing him at the school. her lawyer says in addition to damages they want a judge to order changes made to the school's practices. >> here in north concord bart said the past weekend they tried to restore full service tweep here and north concord station and pittsburgh but that

mysterious glitch that damaged 50 train cars in march is a problem. for the time being until they figure it out commuters will see shuttle trains which run about 10 minutes or from time to time they may see regular service trains as bart tries to solve the problem. bart said they changed the focus from the third rail of the tracks as a possible source to the actual train cans. charles clifford at kron 4 news. >> reporter: here at morgan hill and across the bay area a chest high grass crop drying out fast which could mean a early start to fire season. official declaration a few weeks away but cal fire responded to 325 fires statewide since january 1st and the first heat wave of the season headed our way will likely mean more of the same says cal fire pam tamerman. >> you get high temperatures and little wind and humidity is lower you get the ripe recipe

for fire starting. >> reporter: in morgan hill rob flade he boe, kron 4 news. for the hope -- home opener for the a's is tonight and brittany has the forecast. >> towards the end but not when you are heading out right now. it's pretty nice. temperatures in the mid-60s and by 7:05. closer to the low 70s. clear and mild and breezy and northwesterly wind 5 to 15 miles per hour. and as the oakland a's takes on the white sox in the home opener but a closer look at highs around region tomorrow we will push back into the mid to high 80s and 86 degrees in santa rosa. 84 in napa and closer to redwood city 79 low 80sin san jose and -- fremont at 08. the -- 80, the beginning after the warming trend sending temperatures into the high 80s and low 90s. it's short-lived because thursday we drop back -- drop back to 80 and another cool

down by friday. another look at the 7-day forecast at the end of the show. pam. >> thanks brittany. amtrak trains are running on schedule today. between washington and boston. one day after a train hit some heavy equipment on the tracks near philadelphia. along thes abouty northeast corridor that incident leaving two rail workers dead. kathin heenan is here with the latest. >> reporter: they don't know -- they know what happened but not why it happened. what was that equipment doing there. federal investigators have recovered a data recorder and video from the locomotive and they are trying to unravel exactly how the crash could have happened and amtrak shows construction on the track andadjacent track and they are doing autopsies on the two trackworkers killed sunday. immediate speeding has been ruled out and train doing 106 miles an hour in 110-mile-an- hour zone and early indications

suggesting human error is to blame. >> whether this backhoe is cleaning debris that had blown on the track from the winds that we have had from branches and leaves and storms, or whether it was regular maintenance which is usually scheduled on sunday morning, that's being looked into. but there is it seems highly, highly likely that this was human error. you can see what you got off the train is there was a derailment and the -- in the first two cars and the first was especially badly hit and amazing when you look at that car there weren't more injuries. >> that was steve forbes from forbes media riding in the last car. more than 30 passengers most of them in the first car had to be taken to local hospitals. they are he can spted to survive -- expected to survive. presidential candidate donald trump hitting the campaign trail in wisconsin today after a week of controversy last week. jason carol brings us the latest as the candidates gear

up for another round of primaries in the badger state. >> reporter: gop candidates making their final sprint to wisconsin primary tomorrow. barn storming the battleground state. trump admitting to a rough week leading up to primary day after a slew of missteps in the campaign. >> i took that answer and i didn't like it because i think a lot of people didn't understand it. >> reporter: at a town hall sunday the front-runner still struggling to arparticular late his shifting stance on abortion after saying that if abortion were outlawed women who get the procedure should be punished. >> women go through a lot. they go through a tremendous punishment of themselves and i didn't like because i was not sure people would understand it. so i clarified it. but it was just a clarification and i think it was well accepted. >> reporter: in a move to stem disapproval from women voters he said he regrets retweeting a

photo of tread cruz's wife but cruz says he is over it. >> it's gotent to point where i couldn't care -- gotten to the point which are couldn't care less about donald trump. >> reporter: fuel the fire storm trump standing by his campaign manager facing battery charges for an alleged assault on a reporter. the billionaire fighting to make last-minute gains in state with an aggressive antitrump movement. trump taking aim at rivals cruz. >> he's cheater. he's cheater. he is a dirty rotten cheat remember that. >> reporter: and john kasich. >> every one says he's nice guy he is not a nice guy he's nasty guy you want to know the trouble. >> reporter: --truth. >> reporter: doubling down on calls for the ohio governor to leave the race arguing he is taking his votes and has no chance of winning the nomination. >> the problem is he is in the way of me. not cruz. he hurts me more than he hurts cruz. >> reporter: another lingering

issue, controversy over trump's suggestion japan and south korea develop nuclear arms to protect themselves. you don't. >>-- >> you don't go running around using nuclear weapons period send of -- end of story in still ahead a. california law marks the most ambitious move by legislators to close the national divide between the rich and poor.

california enacted the highest staid statewide minimum wage. earlier today governor brown signed a bill in increasing california's minimum wage from so dollars to $15 an hour by 2022. the big move marks the climax of a deal that governor brown brokered with labor leaders and with state democratic leaders. >> this is about economic justice. it's about people it's about creating a little tiny balance in a system every day becomes more unbalanced. >> the minimum wage will gradually increase to 15 dollars an hour fully taking effect in the year 2022. many civilians approve the idea and that is good measure about some republicans and business groups warn that the move could cost thousands of people their jobs. today, new york's governor also announced the minimum wage hike to 15 dollars oop hour for that state also by 2022.

coming up in sports, it's opening night for the giants and the a's. we go back to the oakland coliseum for a live report. and the giants start their season off with a bang in milwaukee. our sports director gary radnich has the highlights and sports coming up. pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment

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it's been a great partnership. together, we're building a better california. it's now time for jerry radnich kron 4 sports. >> good evening, everybody. giants boy, great way to on the season. in milwaukee the former owner feeder the man he passed the baton two they got pretty good seats. and madison struggling. walking 3 in the first inning. and the brewers took the early advantage. bumgarner 5 innings 5 hits 3 runs 5 walks and will come out a winner.

to left center field, game is tied at 2. to the 5th inning is one more time and the giants they jump out to a 7-4 advantage. he opens # for 5 with 4rbis and here's the one everybody will talk about. spann the first game as a giant. he recorded 5rbis in the game including the 3-run job to make it 10-3. next hitter is joe and guess what he is doing, there it goes. 11 to -- 11 to 3 giants and very next hitter buster first time ateam hit 3 straight home runs in a season opener since san diego in 1997. it's the third time it happened in major league history. then of course no matter what the score is the sausage race

giants win 12-4 and they have got a lineup that's really strong. one thing that gets a rise out of pam i am giving you highlights. i am giving you my espn are you still awake and that happened and the only thing that gives you a response is sausage races. >> the not only thing but i love the sausage races it's so funny. >> 12-4 giants and johnny cueto debut is tomorrow. the a's have the season opener in few minutes against the white sox. i am going to quite simply say, we are going to go live to the man who hosts i am j.r. and every sunday night the host of ij.r. there he is live at the oakland coliseum. i am j.r. >> reporter: you mean the host of sports night live come on let's get it there. starting lineups as we speak. and you know there is nothing like opening night out at the

ball park. let me step out of the way and you can look off in the distance and see some of the guys making their way out on to the field as they take on the white sox this evening. but, we talked baseball and we hear the announcement in the distance all the talk today out here at the coliseum has been about sonny gray the starting picker for the a's who is scratched because of food poisoning. boy, i made my way through the tailgate and everybody said you know what jr, i would have cooked for sonny gray had i known something like this would have happened. they said he wouldn't have gotten food poisoning but nevertheless he is out and rich hill will take the mound and both teams these are both teams who struggled last season in the a's and chicago white sox but, again, this is an a's team wholike so many other years trying to prove people wrong and say you know what you didn't expect much from us we will do it this year. we were talking with the

managerand bob melvin earlier this evening, and he had this to say about sonny gray and sonny gray being out tonight. take a listen. >> talked to him i don't know a couple hours ago and you know like you would expect he wanted to do everything he could to pitch but just doesn't make any sense to do that. lost a lot of fluid last night and even into early this morning. so, prudent thing is not pitch him today and hopefully he will be ready tomorrow. hopefully he will be ready to pitch tomorrow. off in the distance you see the squad that is lined up ready to go and you hear the music. i can see the color guard in the distance in one direction and in the other direction you see ricky henderson just waiting to see his oakland a's play this evening. should be a very fun time out here at the ball park. now back to you folks in the studio. >> all right thanks very much,

j.r. stone you see him every sunday night unfiltered at 9 and just for the record, that giants final today was 12-3 and the giants over the brewers. and intriguing story colin kaepernick not a bronco yet. he doesn't obviously want to be a 49er but, he also knows what 400,000 dollars smells like and capper -- kaepernick if he shows up for 90% of this preseason off season program, he will get the 400 grand and he was there today but, boy, if i had to bet on this one, there's no way he met with john elway and spent three month in colorado rehabilitating an injury. i would bet all i have that he is going to end up in denver. and we have to remain to be seen. smith signs two year deal with the raiders and will sit out a number of games, though, but, remember the suspension holding

over but when you are good, they will give outmoney and -- you the money and wait for you. brittany shipp gets us ready for possible record breaking weather this week. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

certainly it was beautiful start to the week weather wise. and brittany is here to reminus it's going to get -- remind us it's going to get really warm.

>> and that's going to happen on wednesday record break heat sodrink plenty of water many we will cool down thursday and friday. we track a chance of showers starting friday and possiblylasting into the weekend and then we will dry out on monday. >> okay. we will be back with all the day's news weather and sports for you at 8. we hope you join us then but stay in touch at crown 4.com. thanks for being with us everybody. -- kron 4.com. thanks for being with us everybody.

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