which was was headed from san jose to the sacramento area. 39 people were on the train at the time and again none of them were injured. they were being taken to a bus to a nearby station. >> grant:some live pictures now. where you can see the train is still at the scene as police investigate what lead up to the deadly collision. we have a kron 4 crew on the way. and will bring you updates at six. eight and on kron 4 news at 10. >> grant:good evening. i'm grant lodes. >> vicki:and i'm vicki liviakis. >> vicki:our other top story tonight. the three suspects accused of killing a father from millbrae faced a judge a short time ago. >> grant:kron 4's dan kerman was in court and joins us live.with what happened. dan? >> reporter: making their fourth court appearance following get our rest of keep grain. ex-boyfriend and father of her two children.

what >> special allegation that a fire arm was used in the event. >> when you have multiple people involved in a martyr. it can be liable for murder even if they did not pull the trigger >> reporter: releasing on the 28th one he was seen going to this pancake house. court documents as he was shot to death but prosecutors are saying little else. >> reporter: lee and her current boyfriend was arrested near an early- morning raid this saturday. >> reporter: to sneakily attorney scene with her mother says that they are holding up just fine. --ms. lee's attorney

>> reporter: we do not know if additional charges will be held against those suspects and they say that this is a possibility. the suspects remain in the county jail and back in court on june 1st in the afternoon. , at dan kerman kron 4 news. >> vicki:vallejo police are looking for a man suspected of starting a house fire that killed his five-year old son. 53-year-old darrylone shuemake of vallejo may have sparked the fire around 9-50 sunday morning. >> vicki:shuemake's 5-year- old son was trapped inside the home at the time and died in the fire. the boy's mother and brother were also home. >> vicki:but were able to make it out alive. a neighbor says she thinks justice and police will catch his father. >> believe in our law enforcement. we believe that they will catch him is just a matter of time. you may run but you cannot hide.

>> vicki:investigators found the fire was started inside the home.police say shuemake is armed and dangerous. if you have any information about shuemake's whereabouts.contact vallejo police. >> grant:police are investigating. a suspicious death. after a body was found in golden gate park this morning. the body was found in a popular section of the park. and it was shut down for several hours. kron four's terisa estacio has more on this case. >> reporter: a discovery of a man was found here face down floating in a lake. this is a closer view of the area where the body was found. if this is a small lake. nearest canyon. -- stanyon >> reporter: police quickly shut down the area all around the lake. and started investigating. all i can say is that it may have been a struggle. we do not have any

further information at this time. the corner with the body of peak lake and into a medical examiner then. -- examiner van >> that is part of the investigation to see if there's any more and coups that can help us solve the case. --any more clues that can help us solve the case. >> this is as a de--this is unearthing and said--sad >> grant: >> vicki:make sure you

download the kron four mobile app so you can stay up to date with the latest developments in this case. we sent a push alert this morning. when the body was discovered in golden gate park. the kron four mobile app is a free download for iphones and androids. >> grant:san francisco police are still investigating a fatal shooting that happened late last night in the south of market neighborhood. shots were fired around 11- 30 at sixth and minna streets.just outside a café. >> grant:the victim was shot twice and taken to san francisco general hospital.and later died. police are looking at surveillance video from the scene. police have not released the victim's identity or a possible suspect. >> vicki:richmond police are still looking for a driver responsible for a shooting on interstate 5-80 in richmond. it happened on sunday night.and the c-h-p says it stemmed from road rage. two drivers were on i-80 in emeryville when they tried to cut each other off. when they were near regatta boulevard.one of the drivers opened fire. >> vicki:the other driver was shot three times.and wasn't injured. the shooter sped off but crashed into a pole. part of the car's bumper and a license plate fell off during the crash. the suspect is described as a black man with a shaved head.and was with a woman.

>> vicki:the 15 year old boy shot by santa rosa police late last night turned out to be carrying a fake gun. the boy was wounded and is recovering in a local hospital. kron4's maureen kelly went to the scene where the situation has residents there reliving bad memories of another high profile officer involved shooting. >>it was a situation where it could have been another andy lopez thing >> reporter:once again yellow crime scene tape wraps around a santa rosa park. once again the person involved in an armed encounter with law enforcement. a teenaged boy who turned out to be carrying a fake gun. >> reporter:details which are strikingly familiar to the fatal 2013 shooting of andy lopez by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. but santa rosa police say there are some important differences in this situation. >>it appears he orchastrated this encounter with law enforcement with the intend to commit suicide by cop. he was in possession of a suicide note >> reporter:police say the boy himself is the one who called 9-1-1 reporting a man with a gun in normally quiet coffey park.just after 1130 monday night. and this is the gun he eventually pointed at the first responding officer on the scene. >> reporter:you can see.once

again.there was no orange tip to indicate it was a fake. that officer fired several rounds.one of them striking the boy in the foot. >>i'm glad to hear it was handled differently. >> reporter:but the fact that the boy is now lying in a hospital bed under psychiatric care is not because of any kind of change in tactic following the fatal lopez shooting.that appears to be a matter of chance. >>by no means are officers trained to shoot someone in the foot.officers are trained to stop a threat.in this case the officer was in a state of retreat. >> reporter:there were two officers on scene. although only one discharged his weapon. both were wearing body cameras that were activated and recorded the encounter. but police say they will not be releasing that footage to the public. the two officers are on paid administrative leave. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news. >> grant:oakland raiders owner, mark davis, says he is "very optimisitc" about opportunities to relocate the team to las vegas. at the n-f-l owners meeting this week. e-s-p-n reports that the team continues to study whether the las vegas market is viable. and the preliminary reports have been positive. >> grant:the raiders currently have a one-year lease in oakland. with the option to sign for two more years. although the subject of the raiders moving to las vegas

was not discussed by owners today. n-f-l comissioner roger goodell did address the topic with reporters. >> we believe in the market. i know mark davis does. this solution has to be developed, it is not just on us. there has to the cooperative agreement to a solution. >> grant:the raiders move to las vegas would need to be approved by n-f-l owners. what was approved by the owners today. future sites for the super bowl. atlanta will host the game in 2019, followed by miami in 20-20. and then in 20-21 the big game returns to california. >> grant:super bowl 55 will be held in los angeles at the new l-a rams stadium. >> vicki: tonight is the night! >> vicki:a pivotal night for the golden state warriors. in less than an hour, the

defending champs tipoff game 4 of the western conference finals. >> grant:down 2-1, the dubs-- trying to tie this series up. after taking a 28-point beating from the oklahoma city thunder. >> grant:lots at stake tonight and mark carpenter joins us to break it all down. >> grant:mark? >> mark:another must-win. we were in this spot last game 1 at oracle. through all of last year's title run, they faced a deficit twice. >> mark:and now they've matched that in this series alone. but- they're poised to take back homecourt advantage. >> mark:here's a look at steph curry and company at this morning's shootaround. also in attendance-- draymond green. the heart of the warriors will be suiting up tonight. after avoiding suspension from the league for kicking thunder center steven adams in game 3. >> mark:instead of getting suspended, he's been fined 25-thousand dollars. and his flagrant foul was upgraded to a flagrant 2 violation.

he and steve kerr had been lobbying for it to be rescinded entirely. >> mark:but when asked about what he thinks about his punishment, he avoided the subject entirely. that is a great question. that is a great, great question. >> i think that we will be focused. obviously, this is a very good team and a talented team. so, we have to correct a lot of things. >> mark:the warriors are coming off their worst playoff loss under steve kerr. but the numbers are on their side for tonight as they haven't lost back-to-back games all year. >> mark:back to draymond-- he will have to be careful about getting any more flagrant calls because he is one violation away from receiving an automatic suspension. tipoff in okc is in about 45-minutes. we'll keep you updated both online and onair on kron4 at 6, 8, and 10. >> mark:vicki and grant!

>> vicki:there is much more ahead at five. a big legal set back to entertainer bill cosby. >> grant:the sexual assault case against cosby is headed to trial. next! the evidence revealed in court today. >> vicki: flight to california. after a threat brings swat teams and the bomb squad. >> grant:and a house fire in the south bay could have been deadly. what saved the family is coming up. >> brittany: we have a chance of public showers! i will go over the details returning from the break.

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>> vicki:bill cosby entered a pennsylvania courtroom tuesday for a pretrial hearing on a 2004 case where he is accused of three counts of felony indecent court date. in july cosby will face his accuser -- andrea constand, a former basketball coach at temple university who says that during a visit to his home, cosby gave her pills and wine that left her unable to consent to sex. >> vicki:cnn's scott mclean has more. >> reporter:philadelphia, pennsylvania is bill cosby's hometown, where he's most beloved, and now also just down the road from where he'll face trial. cosby is facing sexual assault charges that date back to 2004.

>> reporter:it's not the first accusation. more than 50 other women have come forward since but it is the first case that could land him in jail. today, prosecutors cleared their first hurdle, proving there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. >>we did that through the victims statements and the defendant's admission of most of the crimes. >> reporter:cosby's accuser, andrea constand was not in court today but her 2004 police statement was front and center, describing cosby wine. 20 or 30 minutes later, blurred vision and unable to walk or talk, constand claims she is aware that cosby is sexually assaulting her but is unable to stop it. >> reporter:according to a recently deposition, cosby admits he got a prescription for the he wanted to have sex with but cosby claims it was consensual. >> reporter:charges were never filed. police said there wasn't enough evidence. cosby's lawyers say there still isn't. >>their evidence, determined unfolded, proved that there was no crime committed here. >> reporter:the case will go

to trial in july. in washington, i'm scott mclean. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: police in reno has just of arrested the suspect marty for a murder in the east bay. surrendering to police today. accused of murder in may 16th. the body was found and a duck pond. named a suspect considered armed and dangerous. kate k goal is going to report live in reno estate and to view him while in custody. it extradition back here to the bay area. we will keep you posted on that. >> grant: for some passengers after they landed at los angeles international airport. >> vicki:catherine heenan is here with the details of a bomb threat.

>> catherine: flight that arrived this morning from houston. authorities aren't saying much about how the threat was received. >> catherine: it wasn't an american eagle flight. >> catherine:but they immediately sent in swat officers and a bomb-sniffing dog. the passengers had to stay eventually re-screened. >> catherine:no explosive devices were found and the plane was eventually moved to a remote part of the airport. later in the day there was a similar threat to a flight in houston and the passengers were evacuated. >> catherine:again - the threat was eventually deemed 'non-credible.'

>> you never know when you might have an episode like this happening to you. it will >> reporter: the run to 38 and where a individual pass by and so this video-text took this video he saw up fire shooting from a roof. >> reporter: other neighbors here agreed for being a hero. as he knocked on the door to inform the family that there was fire in their house. >> reporter: by this time she rocked the good samaritan was it >> is a good thing he told them to get out because the rules collapse. --roof collapsed

>> reporter: the four adults and two children who live here are being held by the red cross. they too would doubt-that they too would no doubt like to thank the men who stopped says the neighbor. who called 911. by the time she arrived. the this american was gone. it now emetine the neighbor's troubles with crime, especially after dark a few residents were surprised a lot about the good deed. others are feeling good about it. >> vicki: tell fighter has made progress on a 4,000 a. fire in monterey county. -- cal-fire has made progress >> vicki: officials say 70%

is now content. the fire started or graeme 330. sunday afternoon east of seoul a dad. crude were able to stop it from spreading to a nearby power lines. investigators say the fire will be fully contained by tomorrow. a cal fire spokesman says there is a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms which might start another fire. >> vicki: no injuries have been reported and no evacuations were needed the cost of the fire is still under investigation. >> vicki: beachgoers in monterrey had a lot of unexpected visitors this week. millions of red crabs covered the shorelines as el nino has brought plenty of crabs to the area because they tend to like warm water. one climate experts is the layer of warm weather--water is preventing nutrient rich water from coming to the surface.

>> vicki: squid fishermen have had a hard time finding square this season because of the warm waters. they say they are hoping to see more squid in moderate next month when water is cool down. >> brittany: your future cash shows that glenn into the rest of tonight we will see public showers lingering. --pop up showers lingering and patchy drizzle. we will warm up by saturday and sunday sting and the low sixties for the and locations by endicott, and the '50s and by 9:00 the temperatures become lower creek.

>> grant: sounds good. >> grant: the latest from the campaign trail is next.

>> vicki:well, it's almost over. >> vicki:two weeks from today, voters in new jersey and california are likely to give hillary clinton the delegates she needs for the democratic nomination. >> vicki:bernie sanders? he says he's still in it to win it. >> vicki:catherine heenan is here to show us where the vermont senator is pinning his hopes. >> catherine:bernie sanders has a path to the nomination. but it's razor thin first he has to win a majority of pledged delegates. then he has to lure away enough superdelegates who are now supporting hillary clinton. >>"let me tell why donald trump will not become president of the united states. in every major poll taken both nationally and state by state, we defeat donald trump by very large numbers and in fact just on sunday i think it was nbc had a poll clinton was defeating trump by 3 points, we were defeating him by 15 points." >> catherine:sanders sounded upbeat at a rally in anaheim this morning. but a look at the delegate count shows how he remains a longshot for the nomination. right now hillary clinton needs just 84 delegates.

sanders needs ten times that number. and there aren't that many available in the remaining primaries. >> catherine:that's why he is appealing to clinton's more than 525 superdelegates, and he filed for a recount of the kentucky primary, which he lost by fewer than 2=thousand votes. >> catherine:the senate's top democrat says the drawn out contest is a benefit for the party. >>i think we should just kinda lay off bernie sanders a little bit, okay? he's done some, i think some really good things. the party has changed during his tenure here and we'll see what happens. >> catherine:clinton is coming to the bay area tomorrow. today in southern california, she kept her sights on donald trump. and his refusal to release his tax returns, >>"it may be, he hasn't paid ever, any federal income tax, that's why we want to see his tax returns. everybody else has turned over their tax returns who has been the nominee of a party running for president. so we are going to keep asking. that's right. let's see what you got there. >> catherine:bill clinton is at a fundraiser in fremont this evening tomorrow he will join his wife at a private fundraiser in atherton. >> catherine:hillary will also appear at a public rally in san jose on thursday. bernie sanders is staying in southern california through friday.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >>they use far too much force >> grant:video that was never meant to be seen by the public. of a child being abused at an antioch special needs school. >> vicki:the power of social

media caused that video to go viral, prompting kron 4 news, to take a closer look at what has been going on behind classroom doors. >> grant:tonight kron4's maureen kelly has the first of a five part investigation into the tobinworld bay area campuses, where she uncovered. more allegations of abuse. >> reporter:this video prompted a state investigation. >> reporter:it also caused more people to come forward to say they or their children had been abused while students at tobinworld. >>ohhh >> reporter:a 9 year old boy slapped by a teacher's aide.as two other people hold his arms and legs >> reporter:that aideidentifed later as 26 year old kamaljot kaur is seen going after that same boy againand again >> reporter:then the images.ended up being posted on a facebook group page for parents with autistic children.some of whom called the school demanding action >> reporter:the school called antioch police in to investigate. >> reporter:kaur was arrested and charged with misdeamor childand a second aide.23 year old chad corbin, has also been charged for failing to

report suspected child abuse. >> reporter:they have both pleaded not june 6th. >> reporter: they have both pleaded guilty and are back in court june 6th. >> reporter:both were fired by tobinworlda school that specializes in teaching autistic, severly emotionally or developmenttally disabled student ranging in age from 5 to 22 years old. tobinworld's exectutive director said in a statement that she was horrified by the incident and they would not tolerate the mistreatment or abuse of a child >> reporter:the boy seen victimized in that video talked exclusively to kron4 news. we are blurring his face because of his age. >> reporter:"how did you feel when all of that was happening?" >>"i felt angry." >> reporter:the boy's family now has a lawyer and are expected to sue. this photo of shows an abrasion on the face of another client of that same lawyer that the child allegedly got at the aides of yet another tobinworld aide. >>that video shows a culture of abuse

>> reporter:antioch police are very familiar with the institution. we poured over the police log of calls for service involving the tobinwood two campus since 2008. >> reporter:many calls involved students allegedly acting out violently.against other kids.their teachers.or even themselves. but i counted close to a dozen instances of police coming to look into allegations over staff being abusive we showed the video to a former tobinworld student. jamal victoria says he attended the same tobinworld campus in antioch for approximently 8 years. >> reporter:he was distrubed by what he saw >>she's straight up attacking him at this point. >> reporter:but not surprised >>they claim they are restraining these students for their safety and the safety of their students but they use far more force than is actually necessary. >> reporter:when jamal was 11 years old he came home with broken capaliaries around his neck.these are photos taken at the time. jamal told his mother that he had been choked and restrained by a teacher for refusing to do his work. >>"homer simpson style. just grabbed by the throat and shaken back and forth while the teacher was yelling at me." >>. he grabs me, throws me against the window and then throws me to the ground and then i'm just getting pinned. a whole bunch of

getting pinned and they just come in to join in. then i'm just held on the floor by like 3 or 4 staff, some of which are actually sitting on top of me like i'm a chair. i'm just held there the entire day, my blood vessels are popped, and i'm salivating a lot because of the pressure and then i'm starting to cough up blood and they don't stop. >> reporter:when jamal's mother saw his injuries she filed a police report and pulled him out of the school at the time. she says she tried to get help but couldn't find a lawyer to take their case. >>when i talked, nobody would listen. if somebody had listened, then maybe that child wouldn't have been hurt. it hurts these children; it hurts them for the rest of their lives. >> reporter:she is worried most about what might be happening to they can't speak up for themselves. >>no one is there to help them, no one is there to save them, it's just a horror story, they are just suffereing and it's unacceptable. >> reporter:we've reached out to the executive director of tobinworld about these latest allegations. in

a statement she says " >>"nothing is more important to tobinworld than the safety and wellbeing of our students. tobinworld and its staff are doing everything they can to provide the best education and support services possible to emotionally disabled, autistic and developmentally disabled students >> reporter:she added. >> reporter:the california department of education vigorously investigated claims against tobinworld and continues to certify and approve the operation of our schools. >> reporter:i tracked down former tobinworld teacher's aides who say they have seen other staff using unnecessary force with students many times at that school. their eyewitness accounts of what they say is abuse tomorrow. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> grant:our coverage of tobinworld. is posted online. just go to our website. kron 4 dot com. and search for "tobinworld". >> vicki:still ahead tonight.

a warning before you take out cash at an a-t-m. are getting your information without you knowing. >> vicki: >> grant:plus. why more and more parents of millennials are saying goodbye to their empty nest. >> vicki:on wall street. the markets made their biggest gain since march as technology companies like apple and microsoft soared. homebuilders also climbed after the government said sales of new homes reached an eight-year high last month. all told, the dow added 213 points. >> vicki:the s and p gained 28 points. and the nasdaq jumped 95 points.

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>> vicki:many young adults in the u.s. are apparently in no hurry to leave home. >> grant:catherine heenan is here with details of a new census report. >> catherine:the concept of the 'empty nest' is losing steam. in fact, a third of millennials now live with their parents. for the first time on record - 'living with parents' is now the most common arrangement for people ages 18 to 34. >> catherine:it's out-pacing the young people who live with a spouse or partner. something that hasn't happened since record- keeping began in 1880. >> catherine:it's a big change - and it reflects a long-running decline in marriage. >> catherine:there are

simply more single people. some economists say it's not a good thing for the economy -- saying fewer people need to buy things like appliances, furniture or cable subscriptions. >> catherine:the trend is particularly strong with americans who don't have a college degree. >> vicki: we are going to take a look at some very cool cars with the gate slate! >> grant: yes, coming right up!

>> steve: vicki, as you know haazig menu has been on top of this story. in regards to the oakland police department. going deeper in

regard to talking to the woman that was involved in the scandal. shechem--she disclosed more a relationship with her connection to the officers that was named in this scandal. for kron news as six, back to you at 5. >> grant:a warning tonight before you use an a-t-m. thieves are installing programs on cash machines.which could put your information at risk. >> vicki:kron 4's charles clifford shows us the security threat. >> gabe: designed to contaminate personal and affirmation and penumbras. unlike previous versions the new skimmer can hide detection for months. quietly obtaining data. if

someone is looking for quick cash. >> gabe: a cyber security expert, because it is the software that is inside the atm there is nothing that the average person can do to avoid it. it falls to the owner of the atm to protect their machine. >> you have to make sure they have the latest addition of the operating system. make sure you protected so that this this not happen in excess customers information. or users information. >> gabe: there is simply ways that--basic medicines to the news. be alert. if

the machine does not look in good order or would like it has been tampered with. do not use it for it--do not use it. >> vicki: a little gray all round the bay area today. >> brittany: storm trackers for, and you could see where the rain showers are and it is body. a little bit of pop up thunderstorm activity. patchy drizzle is expected we will also see another round or possibility for patchy drizzle. as we go into the rest of the week we would try things up and warm things up especially for the weekend. >> brittany: mid 60s in livermore, and santa rosa

with 70 degrees. many stand outside of the bay area at the system. but you will notice another round of public showers a like landfall near oakland and hayward it will dry out as we go into the rest of the week. -- but you will notice another round ofpop-up showers and light rainfall. >> brittany: will help went bust in redwood city at 23 mi. per hour. so it is

still a wednesday afternoon. with 14 in oakland, fight in san francisco, 17 in livermore and 14 in redwood city with 20 in san jose. highs are around the region tomorrow in the los 70. napa 75 at livermore at 70 degrees. >> brittany: your 7 day forecast shows a warming trend is on the way. stan closer to average with a catchy f o g. --patchy fog >> brittany: would take a look at wednesday and thursday and how we go into the weekend certain temperatures more towards a mormon trend that will hatband. --a warning track

and that will go into the weekend.

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>> vicki:the avengers. assemble to give one sick fan his ultimate wish the insider's louis aguirre is in hollywood with more on this story. return to index >> reporter:i love this story grant and vicki, gwyneth paltrow rallied her hollywood friends-- iron man -- >> reporter:to give one cancer- stricken fan quite the superhero surprise! >>abc 10 knocks on door 'what's up buddy we were in the neighborhood and we thought we'd cruise by' >> reporter:it's not every day superheroes unite to help you fight the battle of your life - >>instagram rdj 'how you doing man i'm chris hey chris good to meet you hey robert' >> reporter:but that's just what happened yesterday for 18 year-old ryan wilcox who's been battling cancer since he was a toddler --- >>abc 10 'i had a brain tumor when i was three got rid of it when i was seven'

>>chris evans message 'hey buddy how you doing chris evans here" >> reporter:two weeks ago, the san diego teenager, who is a huge fan of captain america -- >>abc 10 'he never gives up he's always high spirited' >> reporter:- received words of encouragement from none other than chris evans at a pep rally held on his behalf at his grossmont high school - >>chris evans message 'it's people like you with strength like yours that inspire people like me' >>instagram ryan wilcox school rally chant 'ryan strong >> reporter:gwyneth paltrow, who plays iron man's girlfriend pepper potts, heard ryan's biggest dream was to meet the avengers and called out to robert downey jr. and chris on instagram posting "want to take a road trip? i will drive you guys down." >> reporter: >> reporter:since superheroes don't drive, the three hopped in a chopper and cruised down to ryan's house to deliver the surprise of his life --- >>abc 10 'i have no words' >>abc 10 'it's so funny they came and sat down on the ground / it was so great it was almost like they were just our friends' >> reporter:we'll have so

much more on thistonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you, grant and vicki. >> vicki: this is just one of those stories were you want to hear more of. >> grant: yes, never give up. >> gabe: the summer driving season is almost here and there are a lot of cool new cars with greg and features to the dealers' lots. these are all new cars that have stood out. making great choices if you want to purchase a car or rent one. >> the color, electric storm blew. a fantastic san

francisco color. they have done a great job, best thing about this color--part is is to it because it is a hybrid in a lot of times they are prone to losing more space. this car is very reliable creek. >> gabe: of their color is peacock. is that a popular color? >> blue is a popular color. this year. >> this car is a sporty car. look at how willis are at

the very edge of the carteret this is sexy and very british. a fun fact, the bullies-this david bowie first job was working in this industry. >> this looks like a volkswagen bug it is a throwback to the '60s with beautiful piping on the inside with the latest tech knowledge she would touch screen and a lot of chargeable you as be outlets. --usb outlets >> and the electric top goes up and down very easily. >> gabe: this bill goal was

very affordable right?--this car >> yes, very. >> gabe: lastly, this one is like the james bond design? >> car has all type of features. you can take your hands off the steering wheel and it would drive ellis' 15 minutes. it can park itself again and out of the group --garage >> gabe: thank you so much in it--nick! back to you

guys! >> vicki:thanks, gabe! >> vicki:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with a preview of kron 4 news at six. return >> pam:thank you, grant and vicki. >> pam: the news will continue and 70 seconds with kron 4 news.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:graphics details are coming out. about a misconduct scandal involving severalwhat the woman at the center of the investigation says. was sent to her by some of those involved. >> pam:good evening i'm pam moore. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. sexting photos were discovered in celeste guap's cellphone. that is according to sources with knowledge of opd's investigation in to alleged sexual misconduct of 4-officers with the now 18- year-old, self described call girl. on this subject, during a recent text conversation, i wrote to her. >> reporter:i hear there are some compromising photos that are a part of this opd investigation. cops sending you photos? >>"i sent some and received some.lol" >> reporter:she told me that

she gave opd investigators access to her cellphone, so i asked. >> reporter:do you have reason to believe when opd investigators had your phone for 2-days, and you gave they saw these sexting photos? >>"yes.they hooked it up to a machine and extracted all of the information going back months" >> reporter:then i asked. >> reporter:how did you get these cops to flash their privates and send it to you via text messages? her reply. >>"they'd ask me for some and the usual response was.look how you have me. >> reporter:she says that when they would add a sexually explicit photo >> reporter:i also asked her. >> reporter:any sexting sent by cops when you were a juvenile? she answered simply. >>"yes there was" >> reporter:oakland police continues its investgation but will not comment on its case.

in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news. >> reporter: that is right the first appearance, but they did not enter a plea. they remain in the county jail and will be here until the return to court. no bill has been set on this case. -- no bail has been set in this case. >> wrong tape. >> reporter: court documents show that keith green was

shot to death. the three suspects arrested for his murder made their first court appearance the mother of his children, and the other suspect and not enter pleas. tiffany's, attorney seen here with her mother and said he will not try the case and the media. >> it seems to me that attorneys get caught and the love fest with the press. and about that he becomes. and not about the case. >> reporter: >> all three are liable for that base for our investigation. >> reporter: >> is tragic. it will

impact family members and children and that makes it especially troubling. >> reporter: attorney says the children of lee and grain that there is a dispute about custody and that will be handled in court while league remains behind bars. she is due back on june 1st before the judge. then carmen kron 4 news. --dan kerman >> steve: new essex the public would not be getting the details of the corruption scandal that allegedly involves three former san francisco public officials. today, a judge granted a request from prosecutors to keep the evidence sealed. keith jackson. a former school

board president. along with two former commission members. are accused of taking bribes from an undercover fbi agent. >> steve: in exchange, prosecutors say the trio would give preferential treatment on city contracts and the charges stem from the federal investigation that led to former state senator leland admitting to taking bribes and the conviction of chinatown figure raymond chow. >> steve: in the north bay a 15 year old boy is recovering to nine and a santa rosa hospital after being shot by police late monday night. police say the boy drew this weapon on police. which turned out to be a fake gun. they say he

had a suicide note in his pocket and had himself caught police reporting a man with a gun and coffee part. --park >> steve: the first is on the officer fired several shots, one of the striking the boy in the foot. people who live and work in the areas they many of the details remind them of the 2013 bill shooting a 13 year old and deep lopez which is still fresh in their minds. >> did not turn out worse. >> steve: there were two officers on scene, although only one discharges weapon but both were wearing body cameras that are activated and recorded the encounter. but police say they will not be releasing that footage to the police. >> pam: a body was found in

golden gate park this morning creek police are calling the death suspicious. the area where the body was discovered in a popular section of the park. it is in deep east section of park near the stadium a gardener alerted police after he found the body floating in the lake. the area was shut down for several hours as police searched for evidence. >> pam: vallejo police are looking for a man. who may have started a house fire that killed his son. 53 year old shoe make is accused of starting the fire inside the home. police say, he is armed and dangerous. neighbors said, he does have a criminal record. >> pam: this 5 got trapped inside the house during the fire and died. the boy's mother and brother was also

there. but they were able to escape with severe burns to rid if you get any information on his whereabouts. you are at the contact vallejo police. >> steve: shell says in has fixed a pipeline that broke and still tend of thousands of gallons of oil near tracy. happen near 580 and west paterson pence wrote. shell says is billed as much as 21 trouncing dallas and first line of the leak came last friday when the pipeline loss' pressure. >> steve: shell said in easily shut the pipeline now. officials in san woking county says an area of 250 ft. by 40 was covered in oil. they are now marching to see anything that contaminated. >> brittany: 69 degrees and

plug the tank, 71 and antioch. as you go into endicott most locations will drop down. and the low to mid 50. temperatures will start to climb back up which will make for a pretty nice week as i track our chance of patchy drizzle. next and our forecast after the break! >> pam: some breaking news in the east bay where two people were dead after their truck was hit by an amtrak train in san leandro. the video is from our helicopter partnership with abc seven.

>> pam: police say the collision happened just before 130 this afternoon near washington avenue and chat mambro. police say the victim who was killed are an adult and a child. the names and ages have not been released. passengers aboard the train were not injured. police say they do not know what led up to the vehicle being rammed by the train. >> pam: 39 people were on board and more all taken by bus to a nearby station. we have a kron 4 news crew working on this story and will bring you updates as they become available. >> pam: was first alerted you about this deadly collision at 249 this afternoon. you can be the first to know about breaking news any time. just by downloading the kron4 application for google or

apple devices. >> pam: former president bill clinton is in the bay area today. he is here in support of his wife. the democratic presidential candidate, the late clinton. a breakfast fund-raiser was held at djegal morgan ballroom and san francisco earlier today. ticket prices range between $250 to almost $3,000 to a tendency that. --to expand to attend thi s event >> pam: former president is

set to make his way over to east bay later on tonight. he will be attending a reception in fremont. >> steve: meantime. hillary clinton is also said to come to the bay this week derrick the democratic presidential candidates is campaigning in california. she is gentle to appear along with her husband-the form of president. tomorrow and a tent fund raiser. clinton will then make her way to san jose on thursday for a rally at park side hall. which will begin at 130 in the afternoon. she was in oakland earlier this month >> steve: we'll be right back!

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california there are parents who are upset about a school system of using their child and they say that they will soon. --sue >> catherine: her family since it is very frustrating in regard to how she was injured. what makes this case the tories said, 17 year old alex hesse or policy and cannot speak. her family says again and it's terribly frustrating that she cannot tell them how she was injured. she came home may 6th with a broken leg. >> catherine: they say that she has come home with injuries before. usually bruises and scratches as for the broken away, her mother says the teacher sent home a note saying alex foot got caught on the way out of the

classroom. >> catherine: was enrolled at the special education center in victorville school. the school district superintendent says they will meet with the family and the family plans to bring their lawyer and they tend--intend to sue. >> steve: french police dreidels office in paris looking for evidence of money laundering and tax evasion spirit the state prosecutor said specialist anti-corruption officers and 25 tech aspirates took part in today's surge. --tech experts took part in today's search >> steve: they were trying

to establish a close business in france and has paid enough taxes to rid the french government reportedly believes google bugs is nearly $2 billion in unpaid taxes and the company has since banned stated that they are cooperating and will comply with french law. >> pam: tell fighter now has most of a monterey county what fire contained officials say, they have 70% of the fire contained. -- cal-fire since they have most of a mockery county wowed fire contained. >> pam: it happened from 330 sunday afternoon, near the city of seoul is that it quickly spread to four dozen acres. and no one was injured and no evacuation is

have been made. right now. 100 fighters are trying to put out the plans. officials say, they think the fire will be fully contained by tomorrow. >> pam: and was fired the charred 184 a. and las angeles and at least national force is not threatening buildings the fire that started monday afternoon. it is now 60% contained in helicopters and ground crews were tried to protect power lines. the loss angeles fire department said, 100 firefighters were working to put out the flames. >> brittany: low 60s and livermore, 65 degrees and concord and 66 in santa rosa. with a system of low pressure. south of our region. we are seeing a

little scattered showers. but, not a whole lot of activity for the bay area. futurecast going into tonight and tomorrow shows light showers and drizzle near oakland and san jose. >> brittany: we will start to see clearing mostly in the area; take a look with the isolated downpour. as we pushed into thursday, you will see that is dry year at a little bit more sunshine. >> brittany: went gust up to 18 in redwood city. and with the temperatures and below 50, and our rights are around the region with 61 in san francisco and 71 in san jose.

>> brittany: power temperatures will continue to climb with more sunshine and will be in the 80 degrees. which means a nice memorial day. >> steve: did it plans to let people reserve sections of the delors part major makeover print and why the city is slowly pulling the plug on the idea?

>> pam:public outcry prompts a decision made today... to that allowed people to reserve lawn areas at delores' part. --park >> steve:the reservation system existed prior to the park's recent multi-million- dollar renovation. it was reinstated as a pilot program earlier this month. >> steve:residents and park occupants complained that the system limited access to the popular park. officials also fought... which eventually led to the suspension. >> steve:parks and recreation officials said the money clean-up. >> pam:some college students

are in hot water. for trashing a lake. park officials estimate. a thousand students converged on slaughterhouse island, in the trinity national forest, over the weekend. leaving behind a real mess. >> pam:there is trash all over the place from beer bottles to coolers. some of the ice chests. even had letters from fraternities or sororities. >> pam:a lot of the stuff appears to be from students at the university of oregon. the school says, it is investigating what happened. >> pam:the park estimates it will cost at least 10- thousand dollars to cleanup the mess. >> steve:cairo - an egyptian official is dismissing media reports suggesting human remains from the downed egyptair flight indicate that there was an explosion on board. the head of the government's forensic agency says those reports are just "baseless" speculation and "mere assumptions." >> steve:but another person -- a senior egyptian forensics official -- said today that the human remains are very small in size, and that there are burn marks -- indicating that an explosion may have brought down the aircraft. the official says that's the "logical explanation." he didn't say whether traces of explosives were found on the remains that have been retrieved so far. >> steve:the plane's black boxes have debris published by the egyptian military over the no signs of fire.

all 66 people on board were killed last thursday when the flight from paris to cairo plunged into the >> pam:up next: a big ruling on bill cosby. find out whether the comedian will stand trial on accusations. that he drugged and sexually assaulted women. >> pam:and a little later: >> pam:see what a quick- thinking clerk used to thwart some would-be robbers that had them running for their lives. >> steve:plus: how serious are the raiders about moving to las vegas? sports director gary radnich will have some revealing comments from owner mark davis. coming up in sports.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: in oakland, sources tell kron 4 news that photos were found in a teen-ager's phone that is now caught in the middle of

a scandal with the oakland police department. sexual explicit goals and messages were sent to and from officers. say, yes they hooked up the phone from the machine and extracted all the information going back months. she also said that some of those six sessions occurred under age. how did zeke madyun kron4 new spirit--haazig madyun >> reporter: 3 individuals aren't back in court june 1st. for murder. where graeme was shot to death. in redwood city, then carmen kron 4 news. --dan kerman,

>> reporter: police, say the teenager pointed it a fake gun at the first responder career he retreated by shooting the chilled the child and a foot. >> reporter: he had a suicide note with hand which they believed it was an attempt by a suicide might police officer. >> reporter: body was discovered in golden gate park tuesday morning by gardner. the lake is located in the eastern section of golden gate park. for most of the day, san francisco police had the entire area roped off as they look for evidence. they are calling

the death suspicious. terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the neighborhood like to say thank you to a good samaritan. lives were saved, possibly early tuesday morning when a fire broke out at this home derrick a passer-by shot it-says spied flames and ran to knock on the door for everyone to get out of the house. many residents would like to say thank you to that this american. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam:

bill cosby walked out of a pennsylvania courthouse today.after being ordered to assault charges. >> catherine:dozens of women have accused him -- but it's a 2004 case that finally caught up with him. could land him in prison. prosecutors cleared their first hurdle today - proving there's enough evidence to >> catherine:send cosby to trial. his accuser has claimed that he gave her blue pills and wine. >> catherine:and she developed blurred vision and couldn't walk or talk. >> catherine:prosecutors say that's a key point - which disputes cosby's claim that the sex was consensual. >> it was intoxicating to hurt and that she was un able to consent. that is the crime that is the charge is that we are revealing. >> catherine:andrea constand - a former basketball coach at temple university - says that cosbyassaulted her at his suburban philadelphia mansion in 2004. >> catherine:criminal charges were not filed at the time since police said

there wasn't enough evidence. cosby's lawyers are arguing that there still isn't. >> catherine:if convicted - cosby could get 10 years in prison. >> steve: art, a little bit of a check in the weather. --all right >> brittany: just in time for the holiday weekend things will dry out and the temperature will warm ups. you may have had seen a few raindrops depending on where you are today. the activity is moving to the north of our region. closer to the chico we were seen isolated thunderstorms. a little bit of light showers with higher

elevations in clover dell. >> brittany: showers will be back tomorrow morning creek it will continue into your lake early hours and will have more information at the end of the show!--and it will continue and to your lake early hours. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: this is near washington avenue and chat and roll. no one on the train was injured. but police as they do not know the exact circumstances that cause this tragic incident. steve? >> steve: two lovers up before going to get easy

cast from a gas station. what until you see what the court did that had the making a mad dash.

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that can change as their needs change. ♪ >> pam: a lot more news coming up tonight at 8:00 and! >> steve: vicki is in the news room was by that which you are talking about.

vicki? >> vicki: and 1 and was threatened to be set on fire and she did not hand over her atm card. that is coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 8:00. >> steve: alright, thank you. >> pam:mohammed siddique says he's owned this gas station since 2007. this has never happened to him before. >> pam:a couple of people walk through those doors but he says he was ready for them. >>nats - cash register >> pam:mohammed siddique is at the tower food mart on highyway-88 in lockeford

almost everyday- >> pam:its what he does. >> pam:as he was wrapping up his shift last monday afternoon -- he took a break and sat down at the register. >>"i was sitting here and they came in there." >> pam:siddique says that's when the man and woman in this store surveillance video walked in and immediately started making threats -- and demanding cash. >>"put the money in the *bleeping bag! in the bag!" >> pam:they were both armed. >>"this woman had the gun and this guy had the knife." >> pam:watch what happens next. siddique backed away from the couple. he had a plan. >> pam: gary with the sports is coming up next!

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary:good evening! >> gary: warriors down 13 and the first quarter they are now down by five.

>> gary: we have grant offering his expertise. what does it look like tonight? >> grant: cavan direct just hit a free throw it is now 37-31. --kevin durandt just hit a free throw >> gary: if you had to bet money who would you bet money on a winning the championship? the sharks for the warriors?--or the warriors >> gary: some people said that was easy in the sharks. only because of the warriors need seven more wins. >> gary: san jose is one

game away in bacon wrapped it up. tomorrow. >> it is a world went of emotions. but, you cannot forget there are still other steps to rid we may win the stanley cup or thursday or friday if the take that long. it's just another step for us. >> gary: that is tomorrow night, with a 6:00 start in san jose. going to the stanley cup finals. >> gary:man? >> gary: at the nfl owners' meeting davis says he is optimistic. >> gary:raiders owner mark davis says the team has begun

conducting market research studies to gather information about a potential move to las vegas and initial reports have >> gary: come back positive . >> gary:at today's nfl owners meeting davis said he is "very optimistic" about opportunities to relocate his team to las vegas. >> there is not a proposal. and a great deal of work that needs to be done before the organization can make that type of decision for it right now, it is just pure speculation. >> grant: do you have grant?--do you have there grant? >> grant: klay just picked

up another file--foul while >> gary: is he still in the game with two fouls? >> grant: this is do or die! >> gary:meanwhile oakland still looks for a solution to keep the team but today nfl commissioner roger goodell sounded like he may be running out of patience >> gary: april 8th 3 judge panel ruled the quarterback suspension was overturned. they found a more probable that he was involved in all of this stuff and a lot of people get tired of it but remember when mr. brady was in here, pam?

>> pam: yes, his father. >> gary: we have brady senior and here. >> gary: do you know brady senior? which elect to share your connection with him? >> steve: does a few things like supporting organizations or fund raisers. >> gary: will say this and we will go down together. our knowing tom brady senior is trumped for it (laughter) >> steve: know, that is not

true. (laughter) >> gary: a former giant, this is scary. last night, he remained hospitalized with sweating-this swelling and multiple facial fractures. they say he is in good spirits and the doctors will not be able determine the extent of the damage until the swelling goes down. he has been on the 15 day-the disabled list. he is a guy that everyone likes in san francisco. --vogelson is liked >> gary: serena williams,

and sister venus also won her match in straight sets. >> gary: always amazed at how good these guys are. rafeal also won in his match today. >> gary: showing off. you know what i mean? >> pam: no, i do not. i have never heard of you play tennis. (laughter) >> gary: you think i am glad to sit back and missed the take all of the attention creek. you are going to hear a lot more (laughter)

>> pam: we will be right

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destination point--we will see you at it! >> steve: tried to attack more users. there is something new, to twitter. >> brittany: little bit of patchy drizzle is expected call tomorrow, but thursday we are more me up! >> brittany:-- we are warming up! >> pam: see you at 8!

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