>> reporter:what can you tell me about the investigation that led to the discovery of the alleged sexual misconduct? >>"at this time we are limited in what we can share with you because we have two open investigations" >> reporter:oakland police spokesperson johnna watson would not comment about the investigation into o'brien's death. however speaking on behalf of police chief sean whent she said this >>"the oakland police department takes this kind of allegation extremely serious, we have put in place a team of investigators at internal affairs that are diligently looking into this allegation, we have been entrusted with the public's trust, we have worked very hard to build community relationships, any time that we have an allegation of this nature, it's not only a concern to us but a concern to our community" >> reporter:officer watson

confirmed what we have already reported that 3- officers have been place on adminstrative leave in connection to these allegations. \ >> reporter:opd officials say in addition to the i.a. investigation, there is also acriminal investigation into the alleged sexual misconduct. >> reporter:at opd headquarters in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news. >> vicki:tonight we are learning new details about the victim in a deadly shooting on highway 4 in pittsburg. kron 4's charles clifford just talked to police and joins us live from pittsburg tonight. charles? >> reporter: yesterday's shooting and his work was the fifth highway shooting since november. we are learning details about the female victim in this case. let's let her picture. at the contra costa county coroner's office. she died of eight single shot to the torso. she may have been pregnant at the time of her death but that love was shot

down. the corners confirm that she was not pregnant. they believe that this was a targeted shooting and not an act of growth rate. coming from another vehicle seen in the area at the time. >> reporter: a small brick car driving erratically and the morning. if anyone has seen that field goal please give them a call. >> reporter: a small red car. >> reporter: lee up tonight on kron4 news at 6:00. we will have video cameras along highway 4 is the topic. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> vicki:the protestors known as the 'frisco five'

held a news conference today.to talk about their recent hunger strike. they also addressed what they still have planned in their protest against deadly police shootings. catherine heenan is here with the latest developments. >> catherine:the so-called frisco five say they've all suffered health problems from that 12 day hunger strike. >> catherine:in fact only four of the five showed up for today's news conference outside san francisco's mission police station. >> catherine: they were surrounded by supporters.all part of a larger group - demanding that police chief greg suhr be fired. they say they'll 'escalate' their protests and are planning for a community meeting saturday. >>they also have mayor ed lee should 'not' continue to stand behind the chief.and also needs to go. >> i have been looking at this like a coach. harbaugh was fired. and he was a great coach because his players are not playing the game right. so then you will have to go. >> i cannot believe that we are still behind the chief

after the finals. the supervisors acted very late and our health take the consequences for that. >> catherine:the frisco five say they're convincing more people to support them. that includes four members of the board of supervisors who are now calling for chief suhr to step down. >> catherine:a blue ribbon panel review of the police department was released monday.showing major problems in the department, including oversight, racial bias and accountability. >> grant:we now know the identity of the man who was arrested wednesday in connection with a homicide investigation. it started with a shooting in the santa cruz mountains. and ended when the suspect was chased down on a south bay freeway. >> grant:after speaking with the authorities and neighbors, kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story. >> reporter:crime scene investigators are still gathering evidence in connection with a string of events that began wednesday morning here at this home on madrone avenue in redwood estates, where someone called 911 to report

a shooting. >>sgt. james jensen/s.c. co. sheriff's dept. -- it is still a developing case. an ongoing investigation with two different crime scenes. it is a complicated case because we do have multiple witnesses and victims plus, a suspect in jail. >> reporter:that suspect would be this man, 43-year- old andre redmon, of san francisco, who is now in the county jail facing two counts of murder. he was arrested, as we see in this video from abc 7, after crashing his car on highway 17 in campbell after being chased down by deputies. a wounded man in his car later died. as for a motive for the violence? >> sgt. james jensen -- it is undetermined at this point of what caused the violence we are still talking to various victims and witnesses. >> reporter:when deputies arrived at the redwood estates home, they found a man who had been shot to death and another man was wounded and a third man treated at the scene and released.

>>alice hoagland -- it is just tragic. >> reporter:a still shocked alice hoagland, who lives nearby and knows the people who live in the home where the shootings occurred says there are bloodstains on the street and shared what she has learned. >>alice hoagland/neighbor-- apparently those two fellows drove up here and park their car above the crime scene near the restaurant. and what downhill to the house. and, that is when the confrontation happened. >> reporter:in addition to murder, andre false imprisonment, kidnapping in the commission of a robbery and burglary. >> reporter: in redwood the state's kron 4 news, rob fladeboe.

>> vicki:a correctional deputy with santa clara's sheriff's department accused of a child molestation is set to be arraigned this afternoon. >> vicki:33 year-old anthony felix diaz is facing two felony counts of child molestation for alleged sexual abuse of a 9-year- old-girl. >> vicki:police heard of the molestations on monday.which reportedly happened four years ago while diaz was off-duty. he is also being charged with misdemeanor child endangerment involving another victim from earlier this year. >> vicki:diaz has been booked into santa clara county jail and is on unpaid administrative leave. need to make a mug of this guy. which we have. >> vicki:need to watch the wires.since he will be in court. >> vicki:a high-risk sex offender is released from prison.and will be living on a popular fairfield street. 79-year-old juarez demetris is now on supervised

parole. >> reporter: justin focused on a 13 year old girl and she would not go along with him he kidnapped her. as she was walking to catch bart for school. >> drive up and yelled out of his car and then he grabs her and says you are coming with me. >> reporter: he would sit right over here creek at a bus stop and watch across the street to make sure that she was doing what he said or else. >> use this as a part of this threat. >> reporter: he kidnapped the young girl twice and made her do sexual acts with strangers. the girl was overheard talking at school about him. he was eventually

charged. this case, highlights a bigger problem in the san francisco bay area. it is one of the fbi's top spot in the nation for child sex trafficking. >> reporter: that is why they are launching a human trafficking campaign to increase awareness. >> mom would call you a hero for what you did. -- some would call you >> the father used would say if this was my daughter how would i feel? i wonder how is she going. and how it will affect her in the long run. --being a father

>> vicki: >> grant: find out the measures of a so the tax may just fizzled out. >> vicki: and we will head down to the sharks to take the seat where is do or die for the sharks east and their quest for the stanley cup.

>> vicki:a high school student in concord has been arrested for assaulting a teacher. and part of that confrontation was caught on video. >> grant:catherine heenan is here with details - and video. >> grant: that was pretty bad. >> catherine:yes, that was pretty bad. >> catherine:it happened yesterday at mount diablo high school in concord. the school district calls it an 'altercation' between a student and teacher. >> catherine:the 15-year-old

boy involved has been arrested and suspended. a brief video of part of the confrontation is on a local news website -- called 'claycord'. >> catherine:we've blurred the identities of those involved - and it's hard to see much. but concord police say this is what happened after a teacher told the student not to go into the gym. >> catherine:police say the student got angry and punched the teacher.who ended up with a bloodied face. that teacher -- wearing shorts - eventually gets the teenager on the ground and the video stops. >> catherine:the 15-year-old was arrested for felony assault on a staff member then released to his mother. the teacher is on administrative leave during an investigation. >> catherine:the student has been suspended for 5 days and could eventually be expelled. the school district has contacted parents to tell them what happened. >> catherine:vicki and grant? >> vicki:yes, that was crazy. >> vicki:a world-war-two era

canon that was stolen on sunday has been found. now police are looking for the thieves. authorities received reports that the inoperable canon was towed away from the veterans memorial hall in richmond. >> vicki:this happened in the early morning hours on sunday. then earlier this morning.they found the 5- foot iron and brass antique.all the way in martinez. the canon hadn't been moved from the veterans hall since 19-47. >> vicki:now they are working on getting it back as they investigate who is responsible. no arrests have been made in the case. >> vicki:san francisco's second attempt at trying to place a tax on sugary drinks has failed.even though they got more than enough signatures in support. at a press conference this morning.backers of the tax were expected to announce they had enough signatures to put the measure on the november ballot. >> vicki:but the elections director says the campaign missed the deadline.by just one day. more than 18-thousand people signed in support.well over the only 95-hundred needed. >> vicki:backers who hoped to take down "big soda" two years after a similar effort failed. have been derailed once again. >> vicki: grant?

>> grant:this is a warriors world.but don't forget there are sharks out there.and the squad in san jose has been winning. one more victory tonight at the shark tank.will send the team in teal to the western conference finals. >> grant:in less than an hour. game seven. in their series with the nashville predators. kron 4's mark carpenter is live at the tank. >> grant:and mark, few things in sports are more exciting than a game 7 in the n-h-l playoffs. >> mark: and about 45 minutes the sureties will hit the ice. >> mark: are all excited and ready to turn up and teal. the team is looking los and everyone is excited. this is a different team that we

have seen and test post seasons. tonight, they are hoping to exorcise their demons of game 7 is passed. two years ago, they lost on their home ice after blowing a 3-0 lead derrick--3-0 lead >> you know you want one of those games where you are on the puck all night. you know that you're going to get some hits but it's about finishing them. >> looking for superhuman efforts or try to do too much on your own. we are relying on structure. we know what a good game looks like. we are confident that we will tonight. >> mark: no matter who wins

tonight the game has a short turnaround plane sunday against st. louis. the cult will draw up a run 6:00. --playing againsy st. louis >> grant: thank you, to mark! >> vicki: a couple of hunt that willis are swimming all round. " flapping their tails. the greater fear since is normal for great wealth to wander into the bay. but not home that spirit that are accustomed to navigating in shallow

water. not such as those in the san francisco bay. -- hump back >> brittany: i will like to get out there and see them in person. that would be pretty cold. --pretty cool. >> vicki: dressmaker if you do not want to be too close to them if you have seen some of the videos on you too. --you tube >> brittany: we did see a lot of sunshine closer to the afternoon. hour to the judge right now at 77 degrees. that is in vallejo, 86 degrees and antioch. the see the spread if you are closer to antioch you are in the '80s. but meant fifth piece at the coast. our son like radar

shows that there is a bridge of high pressure stay in control. >> brittany: we do not have to worry about any rainfall in the forecast. you see some of the cloud lingering and the city and half moon bay. inland location we are not seen a whole lot of clubs. -- whole lot of clouds. >> brittany: as we get into the afternoon we will see more sunshine and the inland location derrick a closer look as we head into the rest of tonight, temperatures will continue to drop. as we head into the mid 70. at 7:00 p.m., 80 degrees. another round of f

o g and clouds are expected for a spirit that will be the trend. >> vicki: yes, it is sounds like a summer and we are not even there yet. >> vicki: next at five! how the bay area is benefiting from a job boom in the east bay. and later. >> grant: a dramatic video just released showing california sheriff's deputies taking fire from a man with an automatic rifle. deputies taking fire from a man with an automatic rifle. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back.

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>> grant:recruiters tell us. there are plenty of jobs in the tech industry. and in the bay area, not all of those positions are in the silicon valley. >> vicki: yes. >> vicki:several years ago. south bay companies were relocating to san francsico. and now, some are moving to the east bay. where office space isore affordable.

>> grant: makes sense. >> vicki:case in point. uber. the ride sharing company is taking over the old sears building on broadway in some 3-thousand people. >> grant:more jobs is almost always aand tonight. as kron 4's alecia ried reports. the benefits of moving to the east bay, do not stop there. >> reporter:more startups moving to east bay/traffic congestion may see improvement alecia reid/oakland transportation commission >> - there's a lot to be in a vibrant city than a campus environment >> reporter:one of the first big startups in oakland pandora has called this place home for a decade the city was chosen for its charm. >> it's that combination of rich cultural history and affordability >> reporter:with nearly 80 million active users a month in the u-s, the employee base is growing as well. walking to work allows marta riggins some exercise . and the chance to get home to her 4 year old son within a couple of minutes.

>>the fact that i can leave work and within 10 mins get him from preschool allows me present at work and go home to be a present mom. i don't have to be commuting long distances >> reporter:walkability is important to marta, but there are thousands that depend on transportation to get to work. >> reporter:the fact is, more people are moving to the bay area. and this heavy demand on the transportation system is evidence the regional community is thriving. >>clearly more congested freeways. we also see record ridership on caltrain & bart, and a record number of people using the ferry for transbay trips >> there's a very simple reason for it. jobs. >> reporter:jobs determine what the transportation system looks like. people will travel for work. >> we project that over the next 25 years san jose, san francisco and oakland will be leading the bay area in population and job growth >> reporter:john goodwin with the metropolitan transportation commission believes with more tech jobs moving to the east bay, eventually traffic will ease a bit. >> if there are more jobs moving to oakland or the east bay, that can help reverse this long standing jobs/housing imbalance.

>> reporter:reporting in oakland >> vicki:all this week we are talking about jobs. >> vicki:tonight at 8. the high tech jobs that companies are having a hard time filling. we'll tell you where to find them. >> grant:the donald went to to d.c. today to meet with the g-o-p leadership. >> vicki:but did the presumptive republican nominee make any attempts to get the party unified behind him? what trump. and speaker paul ryan are saying tonight is next at 5:30. and later. >> grant:a golfer strips down and jumps into a pond to save birdie. and we're not talking about his score on that particular hole. the video is just ahead.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>it's no secret that donald trump and i have had our differences. we talked about those differences today >> grant:donald trump, trying to win the support of the republican speaker of the house. but the presumptive gop presidential nominee fell a little short of closing the deal. >> vicki:catherine is here to tell us what did happen.

>> vicki: catherine? >> catherine:you might remember the paul ryan said he wasn't ready to back the billionaire candidate. the two spent less than one hour together today. afterwards ryan provided us with the political word of the day. and it wasn't "endorsement" >>encouraged >>very encouraged >>yes i was encouraged >>i think we had a very encouraging meeting >> catherine:you got it; "encouraged" was as far as the speaker would go. >>this is a process. it takes a little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes >>protest >> catherine:protestors waited for trump as he left

the republican national committe headquarters. one trump supporter tried to drown them out with bagpipes. >>"i think it's a shame we have to listen to this as people try to interrupt the process of healing this country" >>hillary ad: "knock the crap out of them. punch em in the face. >> reporter:a new attack ad from hillary clinton takes aim at trump's divisive comments. >>they're bringing drugs >>heyre bringing crime >>i'll use the term 'anchor baby' >>"i like macho guys." >> catherine:and check out this ad. from a san francisco ad agency known for its work for republican candidates from gerald ford to arnold schwarznegger. >> catherine:it was prepared for the california primary. >>"guys like donald trump who brag about how big they are, are usually. >>you can't be president, donny boy. >>you just don;t measure up.

>> catherine:let's repeat: that is from a republican ad expert. >> grant:it's an indication of just how much work lies ahead for donald trump to unify his own party, less than one month before the california primary. >> brittany: the temperature rarely tells the story here. closer to and yet we are in the mid '80s. but it is much cooler with sixties and richmond. down along the coast cooler was 64 degrees in daly city, 65 and half moon bay. in the '70s closer to the south bay. >> brittany: lee would drop a little bit as we head into tomorrow and then one things up on sunday and monday.

with the temperatures are and '50s. >> brittany: 52 in richmond and vallejo. the highs for tomorrow and a lot less '80s and more 70. >> brittany: '50s along the coast. you're 3 day forecast shows that after our to purchase dropped a few degrees we will want things back up again. how one we will get? we will have more in the next 15 minutes. >> vicki:the world health organization is warning pregnant women not to travel to areas with the zika virus.including rio de janeiro where the olympics are being held this year. >> vicki:officials have been urging travelers to take precautions against mosquitoes that spread the virus. >> vicki:this week a professor from canada called for the olympics to be postponed or moved because of the epidemic and argues that holding the games in rio will result in avoidable birth defects.

>> grant:the legal battle over north carolina's bathroom law is far from over.and it's actually escalating. federal agencies have with- hold money from the state while this legal fight plays out. >> grant:the state of north carolina, justice. sued each other on monday over the bill. the new law states that people have to use restrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate. >> grant:the department of justice says it's an attack on the l-g-b-t community..and violates the civil right act of 19-64. president obama has weighed in, and says the bill is "wrong and should be overturned." north carolina governor pat mc-crory continues to defend >> vicki: security check points. tonight we have some good news. >> grant:the t-s-a is going to hire more workers to get you through security and onto your plane faster. congress approved a plan to shift 34-million dollars. to increase the number of tsa employees at airports. >> grant:about 26-million

will pay part-time hours. the rest will be used to hire nearly 800 new security officers by june first. >> grant:the tsa warns more workers may not be the total fix to long waits because many checkpoints are already operating at full capacity. >> grant: so, that is not great news. but, at least they are trying . >> vicki: trying, is a start. >> vicki:could this be the future of travel? shows us what it is. and when it may be online tonight at 5:45. >> grant:and next. dramatic new video of shot's sheriff's deputies. why the deputies did not shoot back.and how it ended.next. >> vicki:taking a look at wall street. the dow rose 9 points the s&p dipped about a third of a point.

and the nasdaq fell 23 points.

>> vicki:the trial of a baltimore the death of freddie gray got under way today. here you can see edward nero walking into the courthouse. >> vicki: nero elected to have a bench trial, meaning a judge will make the final decision onhe is one of six officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. >> vicki:the 25-year-old died after sustaining a neck injury while in police custody. >> vicki:nero is charged with second- two counts of misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. back in december, a judge

declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of william porter,the first officer on trial in connection with the gray case. >> vicki:he's scheduled to face a new trial later this year. >> vicki:george zimmerman is trying to auction online the gun he claims he used to kill trayvon martin. zimmerman shot and killed the unarmed teen in 2012. but a florida jury acquitted him of martin's death after defense. >> vicki:the gun-- shown during the trial-- was put up for auction on gun- broker-dot-com thursday morning. but the auction site took it down. >> vicki:zimmerman has now posted the auction on another site that requires a password to view the auction and the potential buyers. >> vicki:the starting bid for the gun was five thousand dollars. >> grant:we have dramatic video just released tonight from southern california. orange county deputies were responding to a call of a suicidal man last month in san juan capistrano. when they got to the scene. garage. and opened fire. the orange county sheriff's department says the man had an automatic rifle.

>>shots fired >> grant:he fired dozens of rounds. and you can see from the rear window of the police cruiser. amazingly. the deputies in the video did not *return fire. >> grant:because they said, they didn't have a good view of the garage the man was in else was inside. the whole incident lasted about 90 seconds. after which the man dropped his weapon. came out with his hands up. and was arrested. >> grant:the organge county sheriff's the video to demonstrate how can be. >> grant: vivki?--vicki? >> vicki:intense. >> vicki:when it comes to pets. they are a member of the family. so why can't they get take out too? >> vicki: doggie deliveries

that come straight to your door. >> brittany: i will have your full forecast coming up!

>> vicki: last check in with pam moore she is in the news room. >> pam: the deadly shooting on highway 4 this week is still on the nurse. --on the mind. local leaders have a plan to keep a better eye on the highway. that is one of many stories that we are working on for 6:00 newscast. now back to you and the studio. >> grant:thank you, pam. >> grant:they are calling it theirthe high- tech. hyper=loop transportation

system hit a huge milestone today. when crews ran their first full scale test. >> grant:our gabe slate explains how it works. and how it could revolutionize how we travel. >> gabe:hyper=loop takes a passenger and rockets it through a tube at seven hundred and fifty miles an hour. >>tube >> gabe:it could deliver people from san francisco to la in 30 minutes. it could replace trains, planes, and busses. >> gabe:here is a map of how they see the major metropolitain cities in united states connected through a tracking of hyperloop tubes. >> tube >> gabe:this afternoon in the desert just outside of las vegas they successfully performed their first full speed full scale test of their propulsion system. >> of test clapping >> gabe:the hyperloop tube will be depressurized creating a vacuum, eliminating most air resistance. using the power of magnets, the pod is thrusted through

the tube at high speeds. >> gabe:the tube is suspended off the ground to protect from the elements of weather but it will also travel under water capsules carrying the people would depart every 30 seconds, with tickets costing as low as $20. the creaters of hyperloop want it to be an affordable means of travel >> gabe: long traffic ruins car travel. so this seems appealing "but we got to talk about the creepy factor. >> gabe:it feels claustrophobic. >> gabe:you are locked in this small pod zooming at 700 miles an hour a lot of safety concerns come to mind >> gabe:like what if you're in oneour partners at cnn asked a hyperloop engineer about >> gabe:this is happening. they have 150 employees, over $80 million in funding and new investors jumping on every month. hyperloop one hopes to be moving cargo as soon as 2019 and predicts it will be ready for passengers by 2021.

>> gabe:with your tech trends gabe slate. >> vicki:a pro golfer and animal lover showed his true colors.and a whole lot of skin. when a baby bird fell into a pond on the practice course. >> vicki:watch as pro golfer greg and wades into a water hazard to save a drowning baby blue jay that had fallen from a tree. >> grant:the english pro performed the racy rescue during a practice round of the players championship at tpc sawgrass in florida this week. >> grant:the video has blown up online with animal lovers worldwide showering love. on the big golfer with the big heart. let's hope he nabs an eagle in his next round. >> brittany: i like that. >> brittany: he could have

just called and said that haight, at this bird need help but he took things into his own matter. >> vicki: this was a share last day for us. --shirt less >> brittany: for some people in could have been cool. we have seen this pattern going overnight and lasting into the morning. however, in the afternoons the clouds bottom of and the sunshine comes through spreading throughout the bay area. we will see another round of f o g. sunny afternoon but slightly cooler and i am tracking a normal trend. we will see a dry pattern but a shower--a

slight chance of showers. >> brittany: we have bay area of low pressure that is right here about the north of the spirit it will give us a slight chance of rain showers for the north bay. i will show you what that looks like. >> brittany: by 9:00 a.m. and was slowly see the clouds burn off and handle on the coast. this is the system moving closer to us. we expect some of these showers dame to the north of clover dell and break up on shore. keep a close eye on deck for saturday. as we head into sunday, starting with a few clouds but that is about it we should have a pretty nice weekend. >> brittany: 76 and

livermore, 75 and concord and temperatures will drop into the 70's for the inland locations. high of around the region. we are not seen a whole lot of eighties on the map. mainly for the 70's and antioch. 7 day forecast shows that we drop down a few degrees but, as we pushed into next week on tuesday and wednesday we would try another warming trend. >> vicki:aww that is going to be great. especially since i have it off. >> brittany:yes! >> grant: yes! >> grant:sure we love our

pets. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> grant: wait, wait. >> vicki: let's go ahead and show it. >> vicki:but enough to have healthy doggy food delivered fresh to our homes every week? in tonight's on dine and dish i found a service that does just that. >> vicki:just like humans - a dog'sbut canned glop with ingredients you can't pronounce. or crunchy dry kibble? brothers nate and zack want their dogs mim and harlee to eat right so why not yours? >> vicki:all kidding aside, the food is designed by a vet to keep your pet in good shape. and customers aren't the rich - but are looking for nutrient rich meals. and are taste tested by non other than mim and harlee. >> vicki: people can eat this?

>> absolutely. absolutely. >> taste really good. >> vicki: you are eating dog food. >> vicki:the doggy dinners come fresh, not frozen. include veggies like carrots and kale. come in a box like other human food delivery services. >> vicki:nom nom now is expanding to may even start delivering meals to the other really picky eaters - cats. >> vicki:in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. . >> vicki: i stole his cookie and then he stole it all of my mouth.

(laughter) >> vicki: they say that that particular brand is kind of bland. the port .... --the porkalicious >> grant: you ate the cookie. >> vicki: i ate the cookie. >> brittany: how was that? >> brittany: how was that? >> vicki: it was good. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was.

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>> grant:george clooney and julia roberts are teaming up once again. >> grant: >> vicki:next they sit down and talk about their singing talents. >> vicki:george clooney and julia roberts teaming up once again. for their new movie "money monster" hitting theaters this weekend. >> vicki:they sat down with the and their singing talents. debbie matenopoulos is in hollywood with more. >> reporter:grant and vicki, it was a riviera reunion when keltie night sat down with the >>"money monster" >> reporter:co-stars in cannes to talk all about their viral sing-along! >>i aint no holler back girl, i aint no holler back girl. >>you guys got a lot of talents.excellent singers- carpool kareoke/jr we don't

like to brag. secrets out/ >>it's bananas, b-a-n-a-n-a- s >>kk the greatest thing about the realization that i had watching you guys do carppool karaoke is that all these years later, in pretty woman, the bathub scene and always thought she's acting as her character with the it's just julia-cause you did it in the back seat, too.zj >>julia sing in tub from pretty woman. >>jr it's my natural groove. gc groove. she's got funk. >>kk how fun was that? jr it was really fun >>that reason that whole piece works because james just absolutely loves it and has so much fun. and we just stepped in and had a blast. >>we are the champions >>how do you now feel about being viral/ because i know both of you /don't really parlay into social media/i have taken a few aspirin this morning i'm feeling better. kk you do? is it exciting to be v iral becasue that is the new thing. gc i was viral in the 80's, but that is cleared up. that has cleared right up. >>do you have a go to kareoke song? mine is faith by george michael. >> >> vicki: another hour of news is next derrick we have pam moore with what is coming up at 6:00.

>> pam: the most recent incident just yesterday it was some have to say what happens next with keeping the roads safe? we are talking to a peninsula police officer accused of sexual misconduct the news continues to an 70 seconds at kron 4 news!

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: if the plant is of proved they hope to use those cameras for more details. -- if the plan

>> depending on where the cameras are. >> reporter: police department would not say where the cameras will be placed. the individual officers would actually access to existing cameras did their smart phones. they would need to look somewhere--instead of looking somewhere that it does look at that fan and bring up that particular area on their camera. >> pam:on the peninsula: a 25- hundred dollar reward is now being offered. for a man suspected of shooting a pregnant woman in pacifica. >> pam:the u-s marshals service is looking for 26- year- old ricardo colindres. they say, he is a transient and has been known to stay in brisbane, as awell as las vegas. he also has family in lodi. >> pam:investigators say, he shot his ex-girlfriend in the head last month at an apartment complex. he was last seen in a toyota camry. >> pam:noone has seen colindres or the car. since

the april 27th shooting. when we last checked with the pacifica police department, the victim was >> pam: still recovering. >> pam:major allegations of sexual misconduct by oakland police officers.two investigations underway.an internal affairs investigation and a criminal investigation. our sources tell us multiple officers are alleged to have used facebook to hook up for sex with an underage girl dating back to october of 2015. for the past 6-months opd's top cop, chief sean whent has been silent on the issue >> reporter: major allegations of sexual misconduct from oakland police officers with two investigations on the way. our sources tell us multiple officers alleged to use facebook to hook up with at under age girl for sex. all -- >>"why won't the chief come

out and speak to the public directly about this issue" >>"we can share with you that chief whent takes this allegation very seriously, he has made it very clear to all of the employees that work at the oakland police department, that any misconduct, on or off duty, will be swiftly and fairly dealt with" >>"when i saw the news alert i was very shocked. >> reporter:i caught up with retired oakland police chief howard jordon, who is currently a police practice consultant and asked what advice he has for his former colleague >> we assure the public. -- reassure the public. >>"the public's demand for police accountability and transparency is much higher than it was 3 years ago when i was the police chief, probably the best advice

would be to communicate with your officers, communicate with the citizens, reassure them that the department is doing a thorough and precise investigation" >> reporter:jordan as chief he has seen the impact allegations like these can have on moral >>"officers are very concerned, very upset, their embarrassed, embarrassed for the department because they care deeply about the department" >> reporter:officer watson told me that chief whent is in charge of the internal affairs division and has known about the sexual abuse allegations from the beginning >>"as we move forward through the investigation the chief will certainly be able to speak.and be able to disclose more information as it becomes available" >> reporter:in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news. >> pam:south bay authorities are still at the scene of a homicide investigation in the small community of redwood estates. in the santa cruz mountains above los gatos. >> pam:the hamilton avenue - highway- 17 interchange in campbell is a second crime scene in connection with the same case, which is now considered a double- murder. >> pam:this is the mug shot of the suspect who has been arrested in the case. he is 43-year old andre redmon of san francisco. he was booked into the county jail on two -counts of

murder. >> pam:redmon was the man behind the wheel of the silver prius that crashed in campbell, after being chased down by sheriff's deputies. an injured man in the car later died. >> pam:redmon was apparently fleeing a home in redwood estates where deputies, who were responding to a 9-1-1 call, found one man who had been shot to death. and two others wounded. >> we received a call mountain 50 in morning wednesday and resident heard a shooting. witnesses told us that eight car had left the scene. one of our sheriff motor vehicles some of the car. the up behind the vehicle. crashed, the driver fled the scene. he was captured within a block.

he was are arrested for two counts of murder and false imprisonment, kidnapping and murder. amber green. -- >> pam: kron 4 met briefly with suspect andre redmon. for a jailhouse interview but he changed his mind at the last second, saying, he would prefer to speak with an attorney first. citing an 'ongoing investigation,' the sheriff's spokesman did not reveal anything about a motive for the violence. >> pam:vacaville -- dr. william ayres, a once- prominent child psychiatrist who long eluded justice for sexually abusing young boys in san mateo county, has died in prison at the age of 84. >> pam:ayres died of natural causes april 20 at california medical facility in vacaville, according to the office. >> pam:the former san mateo in may 2013 to eight felony counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child under the age of 14. he was sentenced to eight years in prison. >> pam:for years it appeared ayres would escape without punishment. a 2009 trial ended in a hung jury. in

2011, with his symptoms of dementia worsening, ayres was sent to a psychiatric hospital, putting an apparent end to the legal saga. >> pam:dr. william ayres walks with an unidentified woman to the san mateo county courthouse in redwood city, calif. on monday, june 1, 2009. >> pam: the san francisco hunger- strikers known as the 'frisco five'. gathered for the mission district police station today. >> pam: the 17- day hunger stike ended last week after they developed health promblems. the group is still demanding that san francisco police chief. greg suhr. be fired. >> pam: the 'frisco five' was surrounded by supporters today. they say they will escalate their protests, if changes are not made. >> pam: mayor ed lee has let the community know he stands behind the chief suhr and is already working on police reforms within the department. >> pam: but protesters say, if that is the mayor's decision. then he also needs to go. >> pam: four members of the board of supervisors are now also calling for the chief to step down.

>> pam: new at six: >> pam: we just learned about 30- minutes ago, the san mateo police department is investigating a former police officer. the officer is being accused of sexual misconduct. >> pam: the police department says, the investigation has been going on since at least october 2015. that is when the incident first came to light. >> pam: the officer has since resigned. and is no longer with the police department. >> pam: we've posted the entire letter from the police department about this incident on our website. you can view it at kron four dot com. >> pam: after days of public friction between the two g-o-p leaders. presidential candidate donald trump and house speaker paul ryan got together for a meeting today. >> pam: and as catherine heenan reports - they appear to be getting along better now. >> catherine:they're not exactly hugging and talking about endorsements yet. but at least publicly - trump and ryan seem to be trying to unify the party. (laughter) >> catherine:trump arrived for the meeting in washington by private jet

and motorcade. eager reporters and fans didn't get to see that much -- since this was a closed door meeting. >> catherine:but the two met face to face and both say they're "totally committed" to working together. >> catherine:ryan even called trump "very warm and genuine." >> i think we had a very encouraging meeting. it's no secret that we have had our differences and we talk about those differences today. that is common knowledge. the question is what do we need to do to unify the republican party. at all strains of a republican or conservative parties in the republican party. >> catherine:donald trump tweeted that he'd had a 'great day' in d.c.with speaker ryan. and that things "are working out really well." he was on a fence-mending mission.also meeting with other party leaders in congress. >> pam:on the democratic

side, both the sanders and clinton of the upcoming primaries. bill clinton continues to stump for votes for his wife. he was in kentucky today for several events. >> pam:the former president says, she is ideal for handling all the problems in the world right now, because of her experience as secretary of state. >> pam:the bluegrass state holds its democratic primary next tuesday. a total of 60 delegates are stake. >> pam:senator bernie sanders visited the presidents at mount rushmore today. he spent the day criss- crossing south dakota. that state holds its democratic primary on june 7th. the same day as california. >> pam:that will be the last day of the primary season for the democratic presidential hopefuls. >> pam:there are growing signs that sanders is facing a difficult battle in california. despite this big turnout for a rally in sacramento on tuesday, polls late last month show sanders well behind hillary clinton. >> pam:one of the people in charge of his campaign in the yesterday, over how to spend money on the race. sanders has talked about scoring a big upset in

california. >> pam:the golden state is by far, the biggest delegate prize left for the democratic candidates with nearly 500 delegates at stake. >> pam:another sunny day in the bay. our meterologist brittney shipp says there is more to come. >> brittany: saturday and sunday and will start to want back up and early next week. 77 degrees and plaza 10 and 84 degrees in antioch--77 degrees and pleasanton. >> brittany: we do have the bridge of high pressure that will slowly break down. it has organized itself. as we go into the weekend we will seek a slight chance of rain showers. but everywhere--but not everywhere. mostly staying dry. >> brittany: will track what is in store in my 7 day forecast and a few minutes.

pam? >> pam: a discovery of what was found in the cafeteria of an east bay high school that could cost the cafeteria to shut down. >> pam: plus is this the transportation of the future? and who transportation system that could be transporting humans as 700 mi. per hour.

>> pam:new tonight at 6.the cafeteria at the mount diablo high school has reopened after mice feces was found inside. officials gave the school the "okay" to open up the cafeteria after a thorough inspection this morning. a school spokeswoman says that inspections will be made regularly. >> pam: bart is launching a human trafficking campaign. while an officer was out on patrol he is constantly on the look out for overall safety and those who are using children for sex trafficking. he will never

forget the case for a 13 year old girl was kidnapped outside of the bart station and forced to perform sexual acts. >> at the west oakland station to get the time the train to go downtown oakland. as she walked into the station a trafficker sees her and pulled up in his car and guilt out to her. he gets out of the car and says you are going with me. he will >> pam: not let her go. it was a search for finding him and convicting the man that kidnapped her. always the attention and bart public transportation is like bart can use traffickers to seek out their prey. >> pam:lyft inc. and lawyers for drivers of the ride- booking service today proposed a revised $27 million settlement of a federal lawsuit filed in san francisco by drivers.

>> pam:the proposed settlement was submitted to u.s. district judge vince chhabria, who must approve the pact and is due to consider it at a june 2 hearing. >> pam:bart workers officially have a new contract tonight. we first told you last month. about the five-year deal the transit agency made with its unions. >> pam:this new pact, now approved thousands of workers a 10- and-a- half percent raise over the next five years. it also ensures it will be no bart strike until at least 2021. you may recall, workers walked out twice and 2013 during a bitter contract dispute. crippling the bay area commuters.

>> pam:a shortage of staff at airports across the country heavy scrutiny. many people are complaining of three-hour long security shortage of employees. >> pam:t-s-a workers also say they're frustrated.partly by mismanagement within the organization. a committee conference today revealed they lost thousands have yet to be replaced. >> pam:john roth - the homeland security inspector general spoke on the issues they face while hiring and maintaining staff. >> pam:the t-s-a is under heavy scrutiny right now. many people are complaining of longer security lines and fewer staff. >> pam:t-s-a employees also say organization. administrator peter neffenger appeared before the house oversight committee today. >> pam:he says the t-s-a lost 20-14 that have yet to be replaced. john roth - the homeland security inspector general also spoke. >>"in fiscal year 2015, we complaints -- about 350 complaints a week. a substantial number of those complaints alleged that dhs personnel engaged in misconduct. last year, we initiated 664 cases and our investigations resulted in 37 adverse personal actions. some of these investigations the last fiscal year, we received about a thousand complaints either from or about tsa employees. we typically

accept for of those cases per year." >> pam:according to the committee, is a lack of transparency within the t-s- a. this involves decisions to reward or punish administration employees. the committee says poor- performing senior officials were given large bonuses - while those uncovering misconduct were punished. >> pam:roth says that the lack of staff will soon change. congress has just approved a plan to shift 34-million dollars to increase the number of officers at airports. >> pam:t-s-a warns that more fix to long lines because many checkpoints are operating at full capactiy. >> pam:an ambitious start - up is "hyper- loop one". the tests are going on in the desert outside las vegas this week. >> pam:catherine heenan is here with more on a new, high -speed mode of travel. >> pam: catherine? >> pam: >> catherine: i know. it is

really exciting. >> catherine:if it works.it could be the future of travel. we're talking about people being zipped along through tubes - as fast as 700 miles an hour. >> catherine:this is a test run this week in the middle of a nevada desert. hyper-loop one is one of the start-ups aimed at commercializing an idea floated by elon musk in a 2013 paper. >> catherine:he talked about transporting people in low- pressure tubes -- at nearly the speed of sound. >> catherine:this company - hoping to be the first to bring musk's idea to life. >> catherine:there's probably a long way to go before we get a promised trip of san francisco to l-a -- in only 30 minutes.

>> catherine:for example - the pod where sit during the ride hasn't been designed yet. >> catherine:but the people at hyper-loop say they hope to be moving cargo by 2019 -- and carrying passengers >> catherine: by 2021. >> pam:inching closer to the weekend. our meterologist brittney shipp is here with the look ahead. >> brittany: that's a that was a lot of f o g and clout. --clouds. tonight you'll see more than moving inland. today was the

warmest day of the work week but now we will cool down a little bit. we are tracking and mainly dry patterned brick with a new system coming in with a slight chance of isolated showers. other than that we will seek a high ridge--pressure state in control. but they can tonight we will see those clouds developing pushing onshore and inland. we will start off with partly cloudy skies and sea in a little bit more clearing. --and see >> brittany: you will see the shourd starts to break down. we are not that concerned but we may see some activity pushed into your morning hours on saturday. after that the rest of the weekend looks great. a little warmer in oakland would 63 comfortably and san jose at 69.

>> brittany: to purchase would drop down to the mid 70. and on the region tomorrow. los 70's and concord. not quite a east like and antioch. 50 degrees in san francisco and the 7 day forecast shows that we will drop down a few degrees as we head into tomorrow and saturday. we will start tomorrow again starting next monday and tuesday. pam? >> pam: up next to it has sat vacant for years. it was someone telling go ahead and develop the old concord naval base? and an update on which it could happen. and the news from the catholic church. what the pope has to say about possibly allowing women to become deacons.

>> pam:big news from the catholic church.

>> pam:pope francis says, he is willing to study the possibility. of allowing women to become deacons. >> pam:deacons are ordained ministers. but not priests. >> pam:the church currently allows but they cannot become priests. >> pam:and the pope did not give any indication as to whether he would consider allowing women to be priests. return >> pam:the old concord naval base. may finally be redeveloped. the city council has settled on the lennar corporation. to head up the project. >> pam:the council will start negotiating and go from there. it could be several months before they have anything set in stone. >> pam:the intial plans call for about 500- acres to be turned into housing. that of the development. if this happens, they have plenty of land to work with --the base covers more than

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highway 4. there has been shootings in the last few months. and they may need some of that rolled under surveillance to capture some very important details indicate something is happening. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: a criminal investigation is underway to alleged sexual misconduct by three officers. our sources tells us the allegations involved with officers using facebook to hook up with underage girls for sex. >> the oakland police department take this allegation extremely serious. we have put in place a team of investigators at internal affairs. >> reporter: year at redwood estates of the investigation continues on the unrest happening

wednesday with a man charged for two murders. charged with kidnapping, burglary and robbery. after he crashed his car here on hamilton avenue off highway 17 in campbell. after he was taken down by sheriff's deputies. redmond is connected to the fatal shooting of another man responding to a 911 call back at the redwood estates location. the multifold the murder is unclear. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. --the motive for the murder >> reporter: and later convicted. for kidnapping a

13 year old girl from the bart station and making her have sexual acts with strangers. he has kidnapped her twice. at oakland, terisa estacio kron4 is. --kron4news >> reporter: bay area bike to work day. with numerous health benefits. and for energizer stations like this point. bikers are stopping to catch their breath and have healthy snacks. and marin county, every harper kron 4 news. >> pam: bringing together graduate students designing

earlier education technology. the goal of the meat but is to share ideas and combine product development. for young children before they enter kindergarten. the almost 30 percent of children heading to can and garden last language skills that are needed to learn how to lead. >> is not just things that we thought about that would be neat ideas through it is actually grounded in research and the design. >> pam: former tennis star and lamar burden--lavar had

ideas on how to fix a broken education center and america. to an end to night at a clock with architect transit adviser gate slate with more. -- tech trend advisor >> pam:google wants new emojis to represent professional women mountain view, calif. - google wants professional women to be better represented in emoji form. >> pam:in a proposal to the unicode consortium, which controls specifications for emojis, google says it wants to create a new set "with a diversity of women's careers and empowering girls everywhere." the proposal says women - and those under 30 in particular - are the emojis. (laughter)

>> brittany: we are going to cool down and should have been a beautiful day where you were prepared with temperatures ranging and commit 50 and 80. mid 80 and antioch. closer to oakland, 53. mainly starting off and the low 50s. so you will notice a difference as we get to the afternoon. 66 will be the height and vallejo, mid '80s for antioch and 70 for livermore. , 73 will be the high in san jose. as we go into the weekend temperatures will drop a little bit into friday and saturday. temperatures will climb once again starting

the new week. >> brittany: would take another look at the 7 day forecast at the end of the show. --we will take another look >> pam: the mcdonalds restaurant chain says. it is testing out new changes. and has introduced fresh beef patty's to the menu. >> pam: right now the change is only available at fourteen- dallas locations. the test comes as the mcdonalds corporation fights to turn around business after recently declining numbers. >> pam: the company says, it is looking to improve its core menu items. testing out the fresh meat patty is going to determine what works and what doesn't. for the more than 14- thousand other locations in the u-s. >> pam: mcdonalds says, it is still too early to tell if fresh beef will replace the frozen patties. nationally. bc-us--

>> vicki: yes pam, this is a bill that had a lot of people talking with a high- speed chase. --this is a video >> vicki: find out what

happened to the police and vault coming up at 8:00. we will see you then. pam? back to you! >> pam:thanks, vivki!-- vicki! >> pam:was kelly ripa trying to send a message? some say so. because of what she wore on michael strahan's last day. >> pam:and wait until you see the message john legend has. for people who are going after his wife. >> pam:tanner thomason has it all, in the hollywood today live >> reporter:hey guys, i'm tanner thomason from hollywood today live, this is the htl daily wrap. >> reporter:"empire" fans are freaking out! on last night's episode, jamal, played by jussie smollett, was rumors are flying that we won't see him again on the show. after it aired, jussie tweeted: "i've thoroughly enjoyed my time with empire. i love you all. truth. time 2 make a record & some movies." but some

other reports say that he'll be back. is jussie playing us? we'll find out >> reporter:it's michael strahan's last day of work with kelly ripa on their show "live with kelly and michael" before he leaves for good morning america. kelly was spotted leaving her house this morning wearing a jacket that said "freedom" on the back. subtle choice. >> reporter:do you want yet another reason to love john legend? after people criticized his wife chrissy teigen for going out on the town post baby, he decided to draw attention to gender bias with the following tweet: "funny there's no dad shaming. when both of us go out to dinner, shame both of us so chrissy doesn't have to take it all. we'll split it." yup, that's why they call him legend. >> reporter:that's it for the htl daily wrap. return to index of >> pam: our sports director gary radnich has response of the team coming up!

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening! >> gary:sharks-predators game 7 in san jose.

>> gary: san jose is ready to blow! >> gary: oh! pam. >> pam: your home town! >> gary: here we go! >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: grant will be updating us on the sharks. >> pam: i know. >> gary: i like very few people. but, i like grant.

>> gary:now andre? >> pam:come on! >> gary:that means i like you more when i do. (laughter) >> gary:last night in oakland >> gary:steph curry received his mvp trophy >> gary:buit the warriors had to play from behind oakland native damian lillard had 28 piints as the blazers led well into the 3rd quarter >> gary:but then curry went off hitting one three- pointer to the delite of his mother sonya

>> gary:then put it way with this step back three his wife ayesha very excited sheph had 29 points >> gary:klay thompson had 33 doing most of his damage before the 4th quarter >> gary:warriors won 125-121 to take the series 4-1 >> gary:they now await either the thunder-spurs winning either monday or wednesday in game 1 of the western conference finals >> gary:let's hear from draymond green wearing a maroon hat and leather jacket alongside curry return to index of >> i do not have a preference on what teen will be plain. -- playing >> are going to have to be better. if this team may actually paying maybe- plane-better than us we have to take this as a challenge. >> gary: after the game curry had some fun during an interview with charles barkley.

shaquille o'neal. and the tnt crew. >> gary: if san antonio the war is would not play until wednesday. it's either monday or wednesday. it depends on if they go the seven games. >> gary: you know how berkeley is?--barkley >> you kind of started laughing when they put the big guy on you to be honest? >> i feel that i have the advantage what did you say barbequed chicken?

>> gary: means that if someone his size they can guard them. but at the some 10 ft. 2 in died then he does for all around them. -- then he can go right around him >> gary: learning the ropes. on what to do. anyway, it is funny. they pointed out to silver and he went to shake his hand. and i am sure that crowley was laughing it off. but there it is. the commissioner and curry. >> gary: are the sharks east looking right now. -- sharkies

>> gary: see pam, grew up with the detroit red wings. they call it hockey town. you knew that right? >> pam: know. i did not know that. >> gary: i guess pawky never turned you want to risk-- well, i guess hockey never turned you on. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: >> grant: i am on an island right here. i tell you. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: pam. i am keeping you alive. --live

>> gary: as long as gary is here it is someone here to make me smile. of course (laughter) >> gary: if pam ever left or i ever left... here >> gary: is a close-up of pam if i am not here. but i have a close-up please-- may i have a close up >> grant: if pam ever leave. (laughter) >> pam: and with that. it's lovely thought gary. we will be right back.

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>> brittany: as we get closer to the weekend, slightly cooler. we would track a one trent earlier next week. with a slight chance of rain showers in the northern part of the day. with that specific enough. that is saturday morning. (laughter) >> pam: are back at 8:00 with an update on weather and sports. you can always stay in touch with kron 4 doc, and our mobile stay in touch with kron 4 doc, and our mobile applications. good night just went down. hey i tt huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month.

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