oh, they're moving now, it's not just in that area it could be anywhere" "yeah the violence on the freeway is on the rise and is horrible i hate that" the chevy implala was riddled with bullets. crashed right across the street from a school. "yeah the school's is right there and all of the kid's right there, i mean even though it happened late at night, i mean it happens at all hours" investigators with the california highway patrol say this. like many of the other recent shootings. was not a random act. in this case, the victim appears to have been targeted. he has has yet to be identified. however along with these flowers there is a note attached to this this fence that reads.rest in peace pee wee, 8- ball, will always be loved and never forgotten. investigators say they have no suspect information at this time. in pittsburg haaziq madyun >> pam:a 26- year- old concord man faces murder charges. after he allegedly hit -and- killed a woman in a car. pittsburg police say, it

started around 8 a-m yesterday. when police attempted to pull over aroldo vela- chavez for speeding. officers say, the suspect led police on a short chase. before he crashed into a fence, hitting a woman walking on the sidewalk. the victim, identified as 65- year-old linda cochran of pittsburg, was pronounced dead at the scene. vela- chavez attempted to run on foot. but was taken into custody. he now faces several charges including suspicion of murder, vehicular manslaughter and evading police. this afternoon. a 3- year- old girl was struck by a vehicle in east oakland. the girl was hit around noon. on 98th avenue near birch street. she was taken to the hospital. and police say, she was conscious and breathing. the driver stopped at the scene and is cooperating with police. the incident remains under investigation. grant lodes is here now with video of a big rig accident in the east bay. that crippled this morning's commute. grant. >> grant:there were actually two

accidents in union city.the latter really compounding the problems on 880. the trouble started around 4:20 this morning. a car rammed a big rig that had stalled near alvarado niles road.that jammed up northbound 880. that big rig ended up on the center median.busting the median.causing concrete to litter the freeway. the double trouble occurred when a tow truck headed to the scene also got into an accident.this on southbound 880. one person suffering serious injuries. all lanes of 880 re-opened aroun 9:00.but the impact was felt long after that. this could be the year. recreational marijuana users in california are calling for increased legal access to pot. in the state where medical marijuana was approved by voters back in 1996.

a pot legalization intiative is likely to be on the november ballot in the state. and california is not the only state to consider the measure. >> pam:voters in neveda, arizona and massachusetts. are also expected to consider marijuana legalization measures. will sell as and entrances please office here all along with recreation and park rangers and many of theirs were the key matter said the shah. >> reporter: we tagalong with officers and sheriff's deputies as they move among the crowd one way authorities hoping to strike a balance and keep everyone on

board. firefighters also ought here. this is what happened last year. another goal for the celebration to make sure when and a really does end everything is clean and parkas returns to normal. >> pam: recreational marijuana

users are calling for increased legal access in the state for medical marijuana approved 1996 legalization initiative is a likely to get a ballot in california. this state is not the only one to consider the measure. nevada arizona massachusetts expected to consider legalization. san jose's city council decided tighten rules against rent control. the similar annual rent increases. >> reporter: robert has lived

here for 27 years now facing eviction cases and cannot simply

afford any more the pre"as rent he said a typical of the building for him. >> reporter: siltation for those of those apartments are closing but that will not help of longueurs either >> pam: homeowner that was on a perch had been perched on top of

a crumbling cliffside in pacifica, are breathing a little easier the home was yellow- tagged back in january, after the el nino storms wiped out the land behind the home. kron 4's maureen kelly was the only news crew on scene. as the structure was moved to a safer position. she joins us live tonight with more. maureeen. >> reporter:pam.the house behind me on the 500 block of esplanade avenue was pulled forward 20 feet by a house moving company this afternoon. i have to say, it was pretty cool to watch.i'll show you my exclusive video in just a moment. but first let me show you how close this home was to the edge just a few hours ago. let's zoom in and you can see where how the back corner of the foundation was undermined.there was was no backyard left to this home.today's move not only bought the owners more space.but also more time to try and save their home. after sitting in the same spot for 67 years.it took the house moving crew only around 10 minutes to inch the 900 square

foot house forward. i've sped up the video so you can watch it happen. there was a lot of prep work that lead up to this moment. steel beams were run thru the house to stabilize it. an then yesterday the home was boosted using ten hydraulic jacks.again the video has been sped up.so you can see it as it was raised 4 feet in the air this morning the crew used wood to build a track that would help guide the home to the sidewalk almost like a railroad track using timber and steel rollers. around noontime they were ready.attaching chains to a truck winch.they pulled the structure slowly forward to a much safer place on the property.the activity drew in gawkers who snapped photos.who marvelled at the manpower.and at the situation

you can't fight mother nature the home is now sitting right at the sidewalk.the owner's permit allows them to leave the house here up on blocks for roughly six months.they are now desperately trying to find someone who will sell them a vacant lot in pacifica so they can hang on to the home they've been remodelling themselves for the past seven years. in fact they were just in the process of moving in when the january storms wiped out 25 feet of their backyard. but finding anything in this housing market is tough. they aren't looking for a handout they are willing to pay a fair price but they want somethign better that what would be affordable than teh way things are going right now. the worst case scenerio.if they owners can't find a suitable place to move the house to in six month they will have to demolish it.although the owners believe the city may allow them to extend their permit if needed. .maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam:the coast in pacifica has been hit hard by the el nino

storms this year. two apartment buildings along the coast. have either been demolished or yellow- tagged. the building on 320- esplanade avenue was red -tagged six years ago, because the cliff was eroding. but it was not torn down until just last month. then a week later. the building next to it, 310 esplanade avenue, was yellow- tagged and evacuated. the owner and a group of residents. have appealed the restriction. city officials are contesting the appeal. there is much more ahead at five. donald trump and hillary clinton on big in new york last night. but they still don't have the nomination locked up. next. how california's primary has now become very important in the race for the white house. plus the list of the cities with the most poluted air is out. where the bay area falls on the list is coming up. and next. crazy video you need to see.

>> pam: merger autism third with 148 delegates 1237 delegates are needed to get the gop nomination meantime for the democrats hillary has 1930 delegates bernie with about 700 delegates behind her 2383 delegates needed to secure the nomination. >> pam: big wins for trauma then clinton 10 to 12 primaries to go before california's june 7th primary is how important

>> reporter: plus what she may get likely to get between now and california will not need california delegates to have that majority. >> reporter: she might not need california republican said is a different matter even if the oil gets every delegate and the primary tramples still be short a big win will give him closer.

>> pam: largest health insurer says it plans to exit most of the state exchanges are currently operates united healthcare indicated it would drop plan coverage arkansas and georgia and michigan and ceo says the company more maine and only handfuls states by next year this could be a blow to the signature a lot to overhaul the nation's health-care system and it has previously said that it lost $475 million on exchanges last year could lose another half a billion this year. hough

>> reporter:when to rival construction companies take each other on in this was saturday in northern china,,,but now the video's being shared all over the world. competing construction companies are battling here. remarkable how many bulldozers are just there.ready to jump in.try to help flip his buddy back upright. not a scene out of a transformers movie.a real life construction company bulldozer fight. according to reports.no one was injured. there's a building boom in china.and apparently the

competition for work.it pretty intense. on saturday, in the northern chinese city of hebei, a brawl between competing construction crews escalated into a literal bulldozer fight, footage of which has spread widely online. it's really something to watch. at one point, one bulldozer rams into another one and knocks it over, and then a third bulldozer comes and tries to pick up its fallen comrade. it's like something out of a transformers movie. thankfully, there have been no reports of injuries so far. according to the associated press, the fight was sparked by "two companies competing for business." china's construction sector is experiencing historically low growth, forcing weakened construction companies to compete pretty intensely for the remaining contracts.

>> britteny: into our we get some rain to those pretty as their . as and more high quality to the rest of snide temperatures between five and nine degrees cooler depending on whether you were. 66 richman 70 degrees here in oakland. san jose and 76 degrees and planner for this evening shows a mile the night ahead and 65 degrees oral amoco's at 8:00 p.m. heading into not like our 10:00 everyone will be in the low 60s not too

bad and then clear skies dracula will weather disturbance here in the day thursday collectors system gets here thursday night and friday that will give us a decent chance of rain annually between a quarter of an inch to 1/3 of an inch of rain in the oil sector friday morning commute. tonight. coming up. and later.

people magazine is out with its list of the world's most the familar face that tops the list. also coming up.

the national hockey league has suspended chicago blackhawks player andrew shaw. for yelling an anti-gay slur towards an official. the incident happened during chicago's game- four loss. to the st. louis blues last night. shaw addressed the incident after the game. and said, his emotions were running high. today. shaw addressed the media to apologize. the blackhawks issued a statement saying. they were "extremely disappointed" with shaw's actions. shaw will miss game- 5 in st. louis tomorrow night. the blues, who are up 3 to 1 in the series. he has been fined 5-thousand- dollars for the innappropriate gesture. and will be required to undergo sensitivity training. the warriors left for houston today... for game three of the first round of playoffs. so far, golden state is leading 2- nothing in the first two games against the rockets. no word yet on whether steph curry will play. the star point guard missed monday's game. on tuesday, curry underwent an m-r-i on his ankle... but his status remains questionable. both upcoming matches will be at the toyota center in houston. tip-off for tomorrow night's game is at six- thirty pacific time. the n-f-l draft is just over a week away. and the san francisco 49ers hold the 7th overall pick. yet-- the offseason has not been about their draft board, but the status of quarterback colin kaepernick. he remains a 49er, but for how much longer? we now turn to kron 4's mark carpenter.who spoke to team officials this morning. what's the latest in this unending saga? >> reporter:colin kaepernick is

still collecting his checks in santa clara. 49ers general manager trent baalke met with reporters this morning. for a pre-draft press conference, but it didn't take long for the questions on kaep to start coming in. the most interesting tidbit is that baalke made it clear that his quarterback is still a 49er, but did not say a trade is off the table.

trent baalke- 49ers general manager "i'm not gonna say never on any player. everyday things change, sometimes this time of year they change by the minute. for me to speculate on hypotheticals, what may or may not happen in the future, i'm not gonna get into that with colin or any other player." and so we keep waiting. and the 49ers remain cryptically quiet on their plans for colin kaepernick. while the franchise decides to what, if anything, they'll do with him, the former starting qb is still attending the team's offseason program. just a few weeks ago, the niners reportedly reached a deal to move him to the denver broncos. but that transaction is on hold because he won't take a paycut. baalke says he wasn't surprised when kaepernick's agents sought a trade in the first place. "in this business you are never caught off guard. nothing surprises you in this business, but all i do is look at the attitude and where he's at right now and he seems to be in a good place. he's working hard." while he maintains their relationship isn't acrimonious, baalke revealed he hasn't had any recent in-person conversations with kaepernick.instead, he's been prepping for next week's draft. any speculation the 49ers would move up to possibly grab a quarterback took a hit today.

when the la rams and philadelphia eagles--both qb- needy teams-- traded up for the top two spots. the gm says that hasn't altered his strategy "that's out of our control. all we can do is control what we can control and right now is getting the board set the best we can, so that we're prepared to pick when we are on the clock." among the other topics discussed today, baalke addressed an nfl network report saying there is already friction between he and new coach chip kelly. baalke emphatically shot down the story.calling it quote-- 'total b-s' still ahead at five. the list of the worst cities for air polution is out. where the bay area ranks is next at 5:30. plus another drug tunnel linking california and mexico has been discovered. where it was found is coming up.

you are looking at a live picture from the san mateo bridge. freeway commuters helping to give the bay area some of the country's most polluted air. the american lung association does have some encouraging news. grant lodes is here to take you through its new report. out of the nine central bay area counties, san francisco, marin and sonoma each get an "a." san mateo and napa rate a "b" contra costa and solano counties only get a "d."

>> pam:whilefailing grades go to alameda and santa clara counties with the highest levels of bad air. the american lung association says our pollution comes from four main sources. the oil refineries in contra costa county. the port of oakland with its heavy truck traffic. freeway traffic is a year=round contributor, while wood=burning stoves add to the problem in winter. two kinds of pollutants fill our air. ozone, also known as smog, comes from tailpipes and power plants. it causes irritation to your air passages from your nose to your lungs and can make it hard to breathe. particle pollution includes dust, pollen and trace metals from vehicle exhausts. it is dangerous because the particles are so tiny that they bypass the body's defenses and lodge deep in the lungs where they can cause serious damage.

the encouraging news is that both sources are declining in the bay area. in the past 16 years, the number of excessive ozone days has dropped 73 percent, from 22 to five. particle pollution is down even more. 82 percent since 2004. california water districts large and small urge regulators to toss out or significantly relax emergency drought orders. the require residents to take shorter showers and let their lawns turn brown. today, the state water board is holding an informal workshop to determine the future of urban water conservation in the state. california cities are under

orders to use at least 20 percent less water. the state is in its fifth year. of the drought emergency. but a near-average winter for rain and snowfall has eased the drought. officials say another person has died in the houston-area floods. raising the death toll to eight. >> britteny:

>> pam:this most recent drowing happened in austin county. six others have died in harris county and one more in neighboring waller county. since the huge storm dropped more than a foot of rain on the area. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. and major highways have been closed off since the rains started on sunday. forecasters have issued another flash flood watch for houston through this evening. the first criminal charges were announced today in connection to the water crisis in flint, michigan.

cnn's steve nannes has more on who is facing charges. three michigan officials were charged today in connection to the flint water crisis.

so many things went so terribly wrong and tragically wrong in flint. mike glasgow, a former supervisor at flint's water treatment plant, was charged with tampering with evidence and willful neglect of duty as a public officer and facing more serious allegations, are mike prysby and stephen busch; officials with the michigan department of environmental quality who face charges of misconduct in office, tampering with evidence, and violations of the safe drinking water act. they had a duty to protect the health of the families and citizens of flint. they failed, they failed to discharge their

duties. busch and prysby both pleaded not guilty at their arraignments wednesday. the problems in flint started two years ago when the state of michigan oversaw the city's switch of its water supply in an effort to save money. but the new water source turned out to be contaminated with e. coli and other toxins. haag seizure of more than a ton of cocaine and seven tons of the tunnel extends from a house in tijuana, mexico to a fenced lot in a san diego industrial area. the tunnel was equipped with a rail system, ventilation, lights officials say six people were arrested in san diego on friday. still to come at five. a big change coming to the 20 dollar bill and next. targeting cars. on wall street. the markets finished with modest gains. and the nasdaq climbed seven a warning from the f-b-i

tonight. the feds say hackers can tap them over. and here's the scary part. it

can happen even while you're keep your family safe. >> reporter:imagine driving down the road -- and suddenly losing control. : "guys i'm stuck on the highway." the accelerator -- useless the radio -- deafening. and the windshield wipers -- going haywire. : "the air conditioning is blasting, the music is blasting." all because of hackers. : "so we are killing the engine right now" in an experiment with wired magazine -- hackers take control of a jeep cherokee -- an internet connected car. using the computer connected to the internet inside the car -- hackers 10 miles away were able to control and even shut down the jeep. ultimately -- the car's manufacturer issued a recall to fix some of the problems the hackers exposed. but the f-b-i warns -- hackers can still target connected cars.

so what can you do? the better business bureau says to treat your car like a computer. meaning -- be wary before downloading third party material. respect recalls. and keep the software up to date. if you think you've been hacked -- contact the manufacturer immediately. and -- always lock your car. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney.

>> pam: you need to look at ground zero the way for showed you a head we meet up with some of the interesting characters meet coming up on news that 6:00. the $20 bill is about to get a headstart makeover. tubman will be the first african- american to go on u.s. currency the treasury secretary says will

be featured on the front of the $20 bill. also the first woman depicted on u.s. currency and 100 years ripley's andrew jackson and addition the back of the $10 bill will be redesigned. miss anniston says the figure friend is once again people magazine selection play in los angeles with more. >> reporter: teenage dream come to life at 47 jennifer getting people's title of world's most beautiful woman. the current

stock could be summed up as a for less service it sophistication. that was not always the case. she says when she it was a teenager shoes and a gothic stage. in the '90s all about cowboy boots. >> britteny: a closer look tomorrow begin see clouds

develop and move an effect an end to the rest of this evening we see mostly cloudy and a few sprinkles before the main system gets here. clinical conditions tomorrow few scattered showers and on what models to show you into thursday little bit of all light night rain friday morning it will be what commute. san francisco's 70 degrees oakland in the '70s 76 san jose and then 74 concord 70 and center rose up. we start with see temperatures drop settle a radar shot shows as legal into the rest of tonight we stayed dry in the first will system move through a second strong resistant to buy it thursday and friday. what it will look like in the future task as we go through a small morning we see a few little scattered showers in parts of livermore redwood city also conquered fairfield did not be

surprised if you see a few passing showers mainly as we go into the overnight hours thursday as and heavy rain will get here and between a quarter of an inch up to a third of an inch of rain. this is not a huge rainmaker but will mean a wet friday morning commute for most of the area. and chores will clear allies be going to a late afternoon hours indefinitely as the push into friday and into the weekend. the overnight lows drop down to 52 degrees and at the 55

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sophistication. but our people viewers from around the world have been hitting me up about the faux monks of san francisco i've received emails from australia to tokyo and photos from all over the bay which means the word is getting and female, normally we see them in this color outfits but they the appear to like hanging due to all the to the tourist tours nats: ambiance they never noticed they were being watched by me, so i got to see them in full action, here one of the faux monks finds a victim who just so happens to be a tourist he gives them the whole speal and gets them to give him money he came and he gave us the bracelets and started praying and then i know what the scam was so i tried to give it back to him he insisted no so we gave him two dollars

and that the issue, according to the san francisco police department they are peddling without a license, if they simply donated the bracelets and the good luck charm there would be no issue nats: ambiance lets watch this series of events first the couple is approached by a monk she aready slipped on the beads and is trying to get him to sign the ledger as she asked for money the couple gestures they have no cash, then the monk takes the bead and the charm back that's illegal nats: ambiance then the other monk is at it. except this time i deceided to make my presence felt so i walked up to watch the blessing and the rest of the shenanigans and just when they are signing the leger he catches a glimps of me watching and what happened next well pau attention you know better don't you he takes the ledger and the pen back and tries to leave but dosent take the beads and the good luck charm you hooked it up .say what you hooked it up thanks to you we got it free then as usual the monks got on there cell phones and made a bee line to the f trolly and left for the record they are not real monks they are only after your

money, be forwarned on the embarcadero in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news new at 8. contra costa county vector control says. its crews are on the lookout for west nile virus.

california is going to be in play. despite big wins last night by donald trump and hillary clinton, they still need to seal up their respective nominations. why the golden state could end up being a golden ticket to the white house. good evening i'm pam moore. tonight the democratic and republican presidential candidates are going state to state. ahead of next tuesday's contests in the northeast. but some are wondering. after the results last night in new york - is the race already decided. here's kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith with more. >> reporter: likely the democratic nomination could be locked up by the time we get to june 7th not so likely on the republican side. after big wins in the big apple donald and:

phase 1012 or primaries respectively before the big one on june 7th. california is not play much role in politics because it's often said the time the baton the state's primary comes around. california will likely have a major role on the republican side donald has a hundred 47 delegates and 1237 nominations.

>> reporter: and the dozen races before california only needs to win half the delegates reached the 2383 needed to win the nomination. only difference is if clinton wants to get to the magic number of using those 500 superdelegates that can happen with the help of california and then she can say it's clear and free getting to that number.

>> reporter:for donald trump and hillary clinton - there's no place like home. "we don't have much of a race anymore, based on what i'm seeing on television." "new yorkers you've always had my back." clinton hometown victory is exactly what her campaign wanted. tonight clinton leads the democratic delegate count with 1,930 votes. vermont senator bernie sanders picked up 106 delegates out of new york - bringing his total to 1,189. he trails clinton by nearly 800 votes and is way behind in support from super-delegates, or party leaders who also help choose the nominee. "next week we will be competing in pennsylvania, connecticut, rhode island, maryland, and delaware, and we look forward to winning a number of those states." for senator sanders, winning won't be easy.

in the five states voting tuesday - some polls show clinton ahead by double digits. "thank you, new york. we love new york after a string of losses, donald trump is using tuesday's win as a slingshot to the nomination. as things stand now - trump sits at 845 delegates. that's 286 votes ahead of texas senator ted cruz, who failed to gain any delegates from new york, cruz stays put with 559 delegates. one thing to watch closely - of the five republican contests next week - three are winner take all states. if donald trump wins those states - that's 125 delegates that only go this campaign - giving him more momentum but still short of a lock on the nomination. in washington, i'm mark meredith. >> pam:tuesday night's deadly shooting on highway- 4 in pittsburg. was not a random act. that is according to investigators with the calfironia highway patrol, who say, an adult male from antioch. was targeted while driving near loveridge road. this is the 18th shooting on bay area freeways in recent months. and investigators say, they have no suspect information at this time the suspect in a deadly hit-and- run incident in the east bay has

now been identified. police say, they also have a better idea why he may have been trying to avoid officers. meanwhile, am neighbor of the woman who was killed, tells kron 4's haaziq madyun the victim was a kind person "i get a knock on my door this morning and my next door neighbor was in tears" jim rydman is decribing how he learned that his neighbor of 15-years, linda cochran, was killed tuesday morning in a deadly hit and run incident here on west leland road in pittsburg "i was shocked and i couldn't believe it, it was close to home but you don't ever think that its going to be that close" he says linda cochran was a wife and mother of five children and a very kind person "the family's been really nice, one day she knocked on my door brought me some bee sting buns, they're like a little pastry or baked goods, that was a nice gesture pittsburg police say 65-year-old linda cochran was out for a morning walk when 25-year-old concord resident, aroldo vela- chavez sped past a marked patrol car, drove on to the sidewalk and hit mrs. cochran. she died at the scene. police say it appears chavez was trying to avoid being arrested for driving on a suspended license and was on probation for drving under

the influence. he has been charged with murder, vehicular manslaughter and felony avading arrest "i can't imagine what they are going through right now, it's gotta be just terrible" in pittsburg haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:separate collisions involving big- rigs on both sides of interstate 8-80 in union city. crippled this morning's communte. an initial crash was reported around 4:30 a-m. a car rammed a big rig. which had stalled near alvarado niles road. that jammed up traffic on northbound 880. that big rig ended up on the

center median.crashing into the median.causing concrete to litter onto the freeway. the second accident occurred. about an hour later. when a tow truck headed to the scene also got into an accident.this on southbound 880. both crashes caused bumber to bumber traffic. one person suffered serious injuries. all lanes of 880 re-opened around 9 a-m. today is the annual marijuana holiday.known as four-20. the bay area always has a big celebration. grant lodes is here with some unique video content from golden gate park.

>> grant: covered 420 lot on face book thousands of viewers following a long as the foreign high-tech way to feel like you there with the contact and if it is

>> grant: stanley checkout they spoke of extremes. . and see video clips on our face book page and kron4news-dot-com will post a picture slides show from today's festivities supporters have till june 5th to get required number of signatures to put it to vote the proposal would also include a marijuana

sales taxes you. there is a push to put a measure on the november ballot to legalize marijuana in california. supporters have until june 5th the proposal would also include you may recall a vote to currently marijuana is legal in alaska, colorado, oregon and washington. washington d-c has also allowed for the recreational use of pot. but several states could be added to the list following the november election. >> britteny: news in late thursday evenings so by tomorrow we have a slight chance a few passing shoppers at their tuesday and friday we see above condition 75 and then still in the '60s for the bellicose by 10:00 we see the entire area

drop down and the six decelerate are shot shows the system here really light showers tomorrow morning and lisa see this sofa lawyer friday morning commute all rubble all extra time to get to work the future test shows into the rest of tonight few scattered showers go to the morning and then the main part of the system will mceachern told midnight and two overnight hours continue until friday morning and then how long the rate will stick around and take a closer look at your son the forecast and 50 minutes. >> pam: today... three michigan officials were charged.

mike glasgow, a former supervisor at flint's water treatment plant... was charged with tampering with evidence and willful neglect of duty...as a public officer. mike prysby and stephen busch... who are officials with the michigan department of environmental quality... face more serious allegations. those charges include misconduct in office, tampering with evidence, and violations of the safe drinking water act. busch and prysby both pleaded not guilty at their arrainments today. trt:10/ "discharge their duties" the problems in flint began two years ago when the state of michigan oversaw the city's switch of its water supply to save money. the new water source was contaminated...and officials failed to treat the corrosive water.. which then leaked into the water supply. the attorney general says to expect more charges as the investigation continues.

the number of dead from the massive earthquake in ecuador has gone up. officials say 553 people have died from 7-point-8 magnitude quake that rocked on saturday. about people are still missing. more than 4-thousands others are injured. ecuardor is starting a face a humanitarian crisis. the united nations says some 21- thousand people "need shelter immediately." san jose has enacted new rent control measures. both renters and landlords are now sounding off. why some say the city is the one taking advantage of the situation. and video you will only see on kron 4. moving day in pacifica. the great lengths a homeowner went to in order to save a house from a crumbling cliff. plus caught on camera. find out who captured this close encounter with a great white shark. * * *

san jose has approved lowering the city's annual allowable rent increase for tenants of rent controlled apartments. renters say the reduction from 8 down to 5 percent did not go far enough. and as kron four's rob fladeboe report now, their landlords are not happy either. * * * sot steve hanleigh/property owner >> reporter:i caught up with property owner steve hanleigh, who was doing what he does every day, caring for his 40 plus units across the valley and, he emphasizes, the tenants who rent from him sot steve hanleigh/landlord

"improve paid nurture it. only way you can do that is if attendance who will work with you to do that. houg hanleigh was among the scores of tuesday, whose action to reduce rent increase was counter productive. hanleigh says he saw all of this coming and sold most of apartments in san jose. he says the last thing he wants are market. sot steve hanleigh hanleigh insists he and most of the other responsible mom and pop landlords are the next best thing to the city's goal stated goal of creating more affordable housing but feels like they have, in his words.' been thrown under the bus.' sot steve hanleigh

a home on the edge of a crumbling cliff is in a safer spot tonight. here's video you'll see only on kron4 news.that shows the 900 square foot home that was yellowtagged in january.being inched forward.using steel rollers, a timber track and a truck winch to pull it 20 feet to the sidewalk. we've sped up the video but this part of the job didn't take long.just about 10 minutes. the owners now have six months to find another vacant lot to move the house to, or they will

have to demolish it. the house moving company says they believe that extra room and time will protect the home from any further erosion, but there are no guarantees. you never know what mother nature will throw at you.it was a calculated risk on their part.if they can't find a lot the money they spent this is wasted.they love this house and were willing to to that >> pam:the owners say they have been looking for vacant lots for sale but so far haven't found any that would work for this house. they had hoped to move it farther south, but getting it thru the devil's slide tunnel would require them to cut it in

half, which is just too costly. governor jerry brown is selling his zen-inspired home high in the oakland hills. governor jerry brown and his wife, anne gust brown put their house on the market for $2- point-6-million. the three-bedroom, four-bath house is located with views of the golden gate bridge. brown... who was the former oakland mayor...bought the newly built home back in 2007. during brown's first two terms of being a democratic governor in the 70's and 80's, he famously shunned the governor's mansion. instead, he had rented a sacramento loft. benicia has decided to wait until september to make a decision on whether to allow trains loaded with crude to oil to run through the city. valero has been asking to build a track and loading station at its refinery. it would allow for the company to receive daily shipments. a report done by the city found that while spills are rare, the

trains could pose a serious health and safety risk to those who live along the route. the city council says it needs extra time to figure what authority it has in the matter. the chancellor at u-c davis is apologizing for the school's effort to erase from the internet an infamous pepper spraying incident. you may remember this video from 2011. that's when a campus police officer sprayed several students during a protest. it has since come out u-c davis paid a consultant 175-thousand dollars to scrub the incident online to improve the school's reputation. those revelations have generated considerable backlahs including calls for the chancellor to resign. california researchers are currently working on a mosquito that is unable to transmit zika virus. forecasters have issued another flash flood watch for houstonup next:

>> britteny: and the thursday lingering friday although we could see a few local showers into a friday. closer to midnight thursday continuing and then draw cool and not a few crs no shorter showers tonight 66 that oakland and then 6876 analysts say 70 the livermore

concord at 71 degrees as well not to bad mouth condition satellite are shot shows dispersal disturbance as we get ahead into the morning hours. this is the next system that's more powerful bringing us more widespread rain and the thursday and lingering in the friday morning. we see close building and then we see a little better removing and after midnight and 2 friday morning that will linger until friday morning commute for tonight's concern 51 pleasanton 55 fremont but tomorrow you notice more systematic and san francisco parts of the north bay. and in the big concern: it rained thursday night until friday

morning and then the temperature is still pretty close average into the weekend and to most of next week. >> pam:a surfer gets a lot more than he bargained for in southern how he managed to record a great white shark jumping out of the water. plus which cars are the worst when it comes to smog tests. we'll tell you who is at the top of the list at failing.

>> pam:take a look at this. a southern california surfer captured a close enounter with a shark with his camera. the surfer had a go-pro camera rolling when this happened at sunset beach. that is a great white shark leaping out of the water. jumping or breaching as it is called is common with younger sharks. he was with a buddy who saw another shark swim by.

they quickly decided it was time to get out of the water. drew "i had it in my mouth i just pressed record and right away we saw it both of us knew what we were seeing." ben "initially i knew it was a shark and said it is time to go, it is time to go no playing around. time to go in." the two surfers say the sighting has spooked and they are going to change surf spots. there were reports of a great white shark in the area over the weekend. >> pam:federal authorities in southern california say they have discovered an 800-yard-long drug tunnel under the u-s and mexico border. the bust resulted in. the seizure of more than a ton of cocaine and seven tons of marijuana. the tunnel extends from a house in tijuana, mexico to a fenced lot in a san diego industrial area. the tunnel was equipped with a rail system, ventilation, lights and a large elevator. officials say six people were arrested in san diego on friday. up next: the feature the popular social

media app "snapchat" has added that is creating an online uproar. and is your car on the list? find out which vehicles are the worst when it comes to passing the smog test. in pacifica. a home on the edge of a

>> reporter: i'll likely not have the number of votes to over the top before it gets here likely will not even get the idea that even if it wins in california paul welcome: closer.

for thousands of drivers in east but >> reporter: southbound somebody people frustrated did not always going on and finally on and 19 in the morning chp crews were able to leave this area of both north nonself can't

>> reporter: few people are celebrating after an emotional marathon city council session tuesday.

>> reporter: annual celebration is underway and as the thousands gathered here. where here at celebrate all things and in addition

>> grant: more than 11 meet million vehicles tested last year according to be a person. car stalled 1997 honda accord. also becard legend admires. all over the place the civic it carries all of them big time offenders. this info comes from the state's bureau of automotive repair. >> britteny: keeper umbrella

handy not a whole lot of rain and some change in the pattern we've been seeing and well above average. so future cast for shows and the rest of tonight and right aren't 7:00 a.m.. as we go to the day and then evening it outdoors. overnight and the south bay the fuel heading toward clocks for time.

ec the moisture stop in the east and alba snowfall this year out and celebration of the unofficial. they thought that as a bob marley graphic but on-line users ought it went too far a feature and even bargaining some people's skin color. people >> pam: has since gone accusing the company to do a filter that not just controversy the graphic is for millions of people to show appreciation.

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play and go quite game speed yet he will see how he feels tomorrow and he is improving. >> gary: the cut here five wednesday. in the bottom line here to me if he's ready to go on a risk it. would of been six days since his injured in allied to rusty and having your own bottom. even 95 percent again to

i talk for living and daughters and coaches know exactly what is going down. tom this is the problem have not heard of him and carried a i had coached with the chicago bulls. an assistant with boston on a championship team signed to be the new head coach at of the minnesota timber wolves. $50 million debt deal good for him. the giants and a few minutes jat double stars out of the game at a park here

there's a man sitting $2,000 apiece most. empty. she will be to throw and right now for want in the eighth inning early in the season if they hold on the will not be a perfect 5 the no and oil and nfl trade involves a cut quarterback. they sent the second overall draft pick. a

couple paul draft choice in cleveland and philadelphia. philadelphia will pick second the rams will pick first and forecast a panic 40 adders walkup the two quarterbacks.

>> gary: all fib meltingly said as much monday believe anyone..

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>> pam: athelstan attend but the back will be redesigned and instead is the for the 20 that will get a new look. redesigned bill will go into circulation for several years first time in more than 100 years a woman will appear on our current cp. >> pam: we are back at a clock and we hope to join you then kron4news-dot-com stay in-

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