took place last wednesday afternoon. martinez is also been charged with aggravated mayhem. he was the one who shot the two. >> they face because special circumstances based on the nature of the murder. >> reporter: dss it prevents them from seeking the death penalty. but they can face life in prison without the opportunity for parole. >> reporter:--this special circumstances prevents >> to avoid prosecution

assist in disposing of evidence or of variety of things. >> reporter: d is not commenting on the specifics of this case and those charges. they are all supposed to be in court tomorrow morning creek and remember, the sheriff says there is a third shooting suspect on the loose. no word on the search for that person to rid live in san rafael,dan kerman www.kron4.com >> grant: the bodies of two missing oakland boys who disappeared after jumping into a stanislaus county reservoir over the weekend. have been found. jamari wilson and jo-siah pratt were reported missing on saturday. after they jumped from a boat into woodward reservior. >> grant:family members say

the two 15-year-olds were not wearing life-jackets. rescue crews recovered both of their bodies today. after they resumed their search this morning. the boys are students at skyline high school. counselors were on campus today, to provide support to students and staff. >> grant:two *pittsburg teens are identified... after they drowned this weekend while on a camping trip in amador county. nineteen-year-old brandon carranza and 18-year-old zuleica ruiz were swept into the river... just west of the moore creek campground. >> grant:the incident happened in the mokelumne river... on saturday afternoon. notified around two- thirty... they showed up with a water rescue team. >> grant:the two teens were eventually located and pronounced dead at the scene. ruiz was set to graduate high school next week. her family has set up a go- fund-me account for donations. >> vicki:tonight there are new developments in the kidnnapping of a teenage girl from vallejo. today investigators showed kron4's haaziq madyun the new leads in the search for pearl pinson. new investigative leads in the abduction and disappearence of pearl pinson

>>"we've received another traffic cam photo of the suspect's vehicle" >> reporter:you are looking at the gold saturn driven by 19-year-old fernando castro. the man suspected of kidnapping 15-year-old pinson back on may 25th while she was walking to school in vallejo >>"this photo was taken, i believe on the golden gate bridge >> reporter:solano county sheriff's office spokesperson christine castillo say the image was captured on may 26th at around 9:35am. later that day he died in a shootout with law enforcement in santa barbara county. >>"it is important for us to find out where the suspect traveled, specifically during that 26- hours from the time pearl was abducted to the time he was starting to be seen on traffic cams in the area" >>"you can see there looks to be some kind of yellow or gold parking sticker and maybe an area where a sticker was pulled off on the right side, there is a sticker in the back window that has the letters o.s., we're hoping that this will help somebody remember seeing this vehicle" >> reporter:investigators are also releasing a photo of a backpack similar to the one the teenager was wearing that day

>> reporter: >>"this is a black backpack with a green outer pocket and an image of the joker, we want to make sure the community is on the lookout for it, if they see it abandoned or on a park bench somewhere" >> reporter:somewhere like in the jenner area where investigators searched over the weekend. she explains the discovery of castro's writings led searchers to jenner >>"there was information discovered in his home during the search warrant as well as the car, that led us to the jenner area" >> reporter:she says although active search for pearl pinson has investigation is far from over >>"we do and continue to remain hopeful that we will bring her home" >> reporter:at the solano county fairfield haaziq madyun kron4news. >> grant:a weapon stolen

from an f-b-i agent's vehilce in san francisco over the weekend. has been recovered. the theft was near alamo square in the hayes valley afternoon. >> grant:but the gun was recovered.in the bayview. at a home near and thomes streets. the f-b-i says surveillance video from where the burglary happened. led them to a suspect. >> grant:that person was taken into custody this morning and the gun was found. however, there is still no sign of the agent's badge or credentials.which were also taken in the burglary. >> what do we say if someone dies or gets much sicker because he or she cannot afford the medicine that they need. it is punishing someone creek it is hurting someone and i do believe that it is criminal creek that asked why i believe that we are all fighting

took every american will get comprehensive health care that he or she need. >> vicki:bernie sanders is making his rounds in and around the bay area with multiple stops today and tomorrow. this morning in emeryville. the presidential candidate addresed members of national nurses united, the country's largest nurses union. >> vicki:the national nurses union gave sanders his first endorsement last year. it represents 185-thousand nurses around the country. that ultra liberal santa cruz is supporting bernie sanders comes as no surprise. >> vicki:kron four's rob fladeboe tapped into some of the enthusiasm outside the event. >>bernie! bernie! >> reporter:the lines stretched from kaiser permanente arena for several blocks down front street, around the corner on laurel and then across the san lorenzo river. it was their turn to feel 'the bern.' >>gus ceballos/bernie sanders supporter--

this is just like a long cool party. >> reporter:the crowd said to be upwards thousand more than the the arena holds. bernie sanders making a brief speech to those outside. many of them 1st time >> marli oxenholm/berni sanders supporter-- note can attest that nummi in a jar is a light burning has creek i look forward to continuing to support him. --no candidate has gotten me energized like bernie sanders. i looked for to continuing his support. >> reporter:few political figures have touched a nerve here in santa cruz in recent years district two delegate robert shearer says it's not just santa cruz. >> reporter:oddly enough, there were no protestors to

be seen. a couple of people were detained, then sent to the back of the line after they were caught stashing water bottles and other stuff not allowed inside. parking was a very un bernie like $27 bucks, roughly the average contribution sanders' people i talked with said they got there money's worth. >> we are going to win for california because we are on the cutting edge. >> reporter: rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> grant:hillary clinton is returning to california later this week. catherine is here with two reasons for her to celebrate today. >> catherine:for one thing, she now has the backing of the state's top democrat. >> catherine:governor jerry brown has endorsed the former secretary of state, saying she has the best chance of defeating donald trump in the fall. and then there's a new poll, indicating that one week before the primary. she has a sizable lead over sanders. >> catherine:the poll conducted for stanfor university's hoover institution gives clinton a 13 point edge over the vermont senator. she leads in almost every

demographic group, her biggest margin is among african american voters and those over age 65. >> catherine:sanders by contrast has the lion's share of under=30 voters. and he has a 40 point edge among voters with no party preference. >> catherine:today clinton talked baout unifying the arty. >> catherine: unify the party. >> you keep calling us the dishonest press. >> excuse me i have watched you on television you are a real beauty. >> is this what is going to be like covering you ask president?

>> yes, it is. >> catherine:the hoover poll found donald trump supported by 66 percent of likely republican voters. well below the 80 nominee mitt romney in the primary four years ago. >> catherine:in new york today trump delivered a tirade against the news media. some of his insults were personal. >>this sleezy guy right over here from abc. he's a sleeze in my book." you're president? >>we're going to have this kind of confrontation in the press room? >>presidential candidate yeah it is going to be like this. >> catherine:the donald was upset over media scrutiny of his donation to veterans groups. announced in february but only delivered in the past week. >>presidential candidate this is my check for a million dollars. >> catherine:hillary clinton's campaign quote, "nobody should be completed under immense pressure. the truth is, throughout this campaign and his entire career, he's shown veterans an incredible amount of disrespect. >> catherine:trump may have been angling today when he

wished good luck to lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers in their championship series with the warriors. the endorsement came one day after democrat bernie sanders was the guest at the warriors game in oakland. >> vicki:still ahead on kron four news at five. a fire rips through an apartment complex in the east bay. >> grant:now. more a dozen people are without a home tonight. plus. >> grant:a hazmat situation in palo alto sends one person to the hospital. details ahead.

this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> grant:firefighters are cleaning up after battling a huge apartment fire in martinez. this is video of the fire.

that tore through the complex this morning. as many as six apartments were engulfed in flames. and now more than a dozen people are without homes. >> grant:kron four's will tran reports from the scene. >> reporter: it went up fit --click. it went up fast. >> it went up quick. it went up fast. >> was surprised at how fast the fire blazed. >> reporter: fire started in the back unit of the apartment and buy time it was put up nine un to work either severely damaged or destroyed. in all, 14 people would not be able to return home but will have to find another place to stay. the spot >> reporter: there was so hot that firefighters had to punch holes in the roof.

>> started to hear glass breaking and smoke plus alarms were going off. i came out to the sun " and i saw my bedroom, at least i thought it was on fire. >> know that it started inside one unit. and we have an idea of where it started. but we are still investigating on the lower floor. >> reporter: because of the fire is still under investigation. it reported in martinez, will tran-kron 4 news. >> vicki:one person has been sent to the hospital from a fire involving hazardous materials. fire crews responded to the 100 block of east meadow circle in palo alto this morning. >> vicki:crews say hazardous

materials were responsible when two employee's mixed materials and made a bad chemical reaction. the reaction sent off building to be evacuated. 14-people were exposed and were complaing of shortness of breath, 13 were treated on scene.one was sent to the hospital. >> vicki:a big-rig heading eastbound on interstate highway-92 near the san mateo bridge overturned this morning. c-h-p says the big-rig went off the road and into an embankment on eastbound highway-92 near the toll plaza for westbound drivers. >> vicki:the crash blocked one lane for about an hour. minor injuries were reported.and the lane was opened aroud 7 this morning. >> grant:now to the warriors. as presidential hopefully bernie sanders makes his way around the bay area. he made a pit stop at last night's game seven at oracle. >> grant:he cheered from the stands as the warriors took down the oklahoma city thunder. sanders said dubs late surge and quality performance down the stretch. was a good omen, as his campaign works to finish strong ahead of next week's california primary. >> grant:and sanders sure picked the right game to go to. the golden state warriors

feat. finishing off the oklahoma city thunder in game 7 and in doing so--- completing a remarkable comeback after being down 3-games to-1. >> grant:the defending champs are going back to the nba finals. and once again, the foe standing in their way-- lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. >> grant: bernie sanders was with danny glover a bay area natives. >> vicki: pulling off an historic peak. --feat >> vicki: finishing off the thunder. not much a thunder. more of a mother. --whimper (laughter) >> mark: i will say this.

every game-just final game that i have observed there has spanned eight stressful situation. the entire country was locked and to game 7 with reports coming out today with an average of 15 play night million dior's making its the most watched game--making it the most watched in the bay cable telecast of all time. >> mark:making it the most watched nba cable telecast of all-time. the warriors called this series the toughest hurdle they've had to clear, and they're more ready than ever to finish this run with another title. curry >>"so it was just a roller

coaster from the time i got hurt to coming back and dealing with injuries and whatnot, and now we're four wins away from our goal, and that's a pretty special accomplishment." >>iguodala "your best player continues to push it every single night, your 2nd best, your 3rd best, all the way down the line. we've built a culture of it's not over till it's over." >>draymond "just everything that went into it, from the great of repeating and that all being on the line, and every single game for the last three games, we had to win and that's for sure the largest amount of adversity we've had to overcome." >> mark:now-- lebron james and the cavaliers are determined to make life a little harder. the warriors conquered them cleveland was down two starters. >> mark:even as the cavs enter their rematch at full strength, the oddsmakers are leaning on the side of the reigning champs. >>lebron "i don't get involved in all of that -- underdog, overdog, whatever the case may be. it's stupidity." >>"you have to be able to do other things to stop them, but it's hard to contain them. we all know that. the whole league knows that. our team knows that, we have a game plan and we have to follow it." >> mark:the cavs have the

upper hand when it comes to rest. as they've played three fewer playoff games. but after emerging from a 7-game slugfest-- golden state's feeling is momentum will trump fatigue. >>draymond "you kind of find a new wind for that. you just dig deep and it may not feel good, but you got all summer to get back to that. this is what you play for to reach every single year. you don't comin in saying, oh they've had more rest than us. we 're doomed. we'll be just fine. we'll fight through stories... >> mark:individual game tickets for the general public went on sale on the warriors website.at 5pm. the cheapest available seats. just over 500- dollars. >> mark:the finals begin thursday night. game 1 tipoff set for 6-o- clock >> grant: $500 is only to be a deal. >> vicki: or you can sit in your living room for a whole lot less. >> brittney: well, that is right.

>> catherine:brittney shipp! here with us. >> brittney: another beautiful day. beautiful afternoon turning into a beautiful afternoon-- evening. 95 degrees in fairfield, pleasanton and 99. sunnyvale at 90 degrees. >> brittney: satellite and radar shows that there is a bridge of high-pressure hanging out keeping the higher temperatures range free. --rain free >> brittney: see most of the weather made to the east and parts of denver, as we go into the rest of tonight it was to allow to cool down. until about 87 degrees. 70

by 9:00 p.m. and for the bay will be in the 70, as for the 9 hour. to purchase will stay in the '50s for the next couple of hours and hyperon the region tomorrow. you have cooler areas like napa in the '80s. >> brittney: 80 degrees in hayward, 80 degrees in fremont and in sent to day. --and in santa bay. >> grant: >> brittney:slightly cooler tomorrow then hot end to the week for parts of our area before cooler this weekend. >> vicki:the oakland zoo has released new video. of its

newest edition. newly arrived baby baboon, zachary, was born on april 22. at the zoo. >> vicki:you can see him playing with the baboon troop. the zoo now has a baboon troop. of 15. making it the second largest baboon troop in a u-s zoo. return to the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor.

she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a day with better breathing. watch out, piggies! (children giggle) symbicort. breathe better starting within 5 minutes. call or go online to learn more about a free trial offer. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help.

>> vicki: being credited with blowing the whistle on >> vicki:--three california women are being credited with blowing the whistle on a man accused of trying to slip a drug into in homage drink. --into a woman's drink. >> grant:catherine heenan says the suspect was charged today.

------------------------ that man has now been charged with two felony counts.and has been identified as 24-year-old michael hsu. >> catherine:he's accused of trying to spike a woman's drink at santa monica hotel bar last week. one reason the story is getting lots of attention -- the three friends who claim they 'saw' hsu drop a white substance from a small container into his companion's wine while she was in the restroom. >> catherine:one of them later posted this 'charlie's angels' like photo on facebook -- saying "don't roofie someone on our watch." they managed to tip off the woman involved -- who was astonished - saying the man was 'one of her best friends.' >> catherine:they also told management at the bar -- who eventually called police. but not untilthey reviewed surveillance video. police took the wine as evidence. >> catherine:hsu has been arraigned and is being held in jail on on million dollar bail. return >> grant:

>> vicki:abuse of a special needs student caught on tape. what you are watching unfold on your screen happened back in january at tobinworld in antioch. >> vicki:kron4's maureen kelly has private school for months. she joins us tonight with a new development in the case.maureen, what's the latest? >> reporter:two aides were arrested after this video showing a 9 year old boy being slapped and manhandled surfaced. forward. >> reporter:but today the lawyer representing the student has filed civil claims against the oakland unified school district for placing the boy in tobinworld. >> reporter:the claims alledge that in addition to what was camera. the child and other special needs students at the school. have been subjected to ongoing physical and psychological abuse by untrained or inadequately trained staff. >> reporter:he believes the district was hostile

environment inside tobinworld when they placed the boy there. because of other behavior incident reports filed by school itself. >>"children are being restrained at a rate that is so high that it has to be concerning. >>because restraints like this are only supposed to be used when children are a danger to themselves or others. >>so when you see children being restrained daily multiple times for long periods of time, it's a red flag that restraints are being used for other teams. >> reporter:we've reached out to both the district and the school about these claims and so far they have not responded. in the past the executive director of tobinworld has called what happened in this video an isolated incident. >> reporter:and that they are doing everything they can to provide the best education possible to emotionally disabled, autistic and developmentally disabled students. >> grant:the controversy over the death of an endangered gorilla at the cincinnati zoo over the weekend is far from over. >>"harambe" was shot and killed by zoo staffers after a little boy fell into his enclosure. catherine heenan is here.

>> grant: with the latest. >> catherine:we found out today that prosecutors will be meeting with police. they're looking into how that little boy fell into the gorilla enclosure. >> catherine:it's not clear yet what this could mean. some critics have suggested that zoo officials have not done enough to keep people 'out' of the animal areas. >> catherine:others are angry at the little boy's parents - saying they should be held legally responsible for the animal's death. police initially said there would be no charges against the parents -- but now they're simply saying that they're still gathering information. >> catherine:the fact that the case is not over is being welcomed by some animal activists >> what happened is we can't make it very clear that the physical barriers are not adequate to keep people out of the enclosures. obviously. >> he was not mean. he was a

gentle little guy. i raised two sons and he was no different than they were. >> catherine:jerry stones helped raise harambe - at a different zoo. >> catherine:while most people agree the zoo probably 'had' to kill the gorilla to protect the child - some witnesses say he was actually trying to guard the little boy.even holding his hand at one point. >> catherine:some say he was agitated by the screaming spectators.but was clearly not trying to attack. the zoo defends its decision not to try to sedate harambe - saying it would have taken too long. >> grant:thanks, catherine. >> grant:a hospital official has confirmed. that a shark attacked a woman who was swimming in southern california. feet off the coast from corona del mar state beach.

newport beach. today the hospital released new details about thethe 52- year old mother of three was swimming.training for a half ironman triathlon. when she was attacked. >> grant:she suffered injuries to her >> you can see the marks from the individual teeth. >> grant:doctors say they will probably know. in the next week or two. if the victim will get use of her arm back. the beach was shutdown to beachgoers over memorial day weekend after the attack.as crews searched for the shark.to no avail. >> vicki:the atlantic hurricane season has not officially begun. but we have already had two named storms this year. the 2016 atlantic hurricane experts expect it to be a >> vicki: this piece season. -- busy season.

>> vicki:according to experts-- there is a 70- percent chance we will see ten to sixteen named storms this year. that includes hurricane january. and tropical storm bonnie which caused concern over the weekend. >> vicki:today. president obama addresed the issue. >> the climate continues to chance. we will have more storms much more powerful and more devastating. >> vicki:scientists predict four to eight of those storms could become hurricanes. with one to four hurricanes being category. four or five. >> vicki: those are powerful. >> brittney: >> grant:slightly cooler tomorrow then hot end to the week for parts of our area before cooler this weekend. >> brittney: as we go into

the rest of tonight, warm temperatures and one thing to point out, we do have a beach a lark. you want to be careful if you plan to go into the water because is on the chillier side. at the coast. you would not be taking a dip into the water for the sand creek--anytime soon. >> brittney: run along the coast admit 60 degree temperatures. by thursday, still sunny and warm with a few clouds stand around mainly in the morning. temperatures will bump up at 93 on thursday, 96 at the bay and closer to the call 68 degrees. --closer to the

coast at 68 degrees. >> brittney: i will check what is in store as we get closer to the weekend coming up and the 7 day forecast and about 50 minutes. --15 min. >> vicki: the summer travel season is here. and airports are expected to be jailed. coming up at 545, our tax reporter break down some applications to help you navigate crowded terminal. >> grant: at next, unbelievable deal after a case of roe rage get out of hand. --wrote rage road

>> vicki:firefighters in china had to free a man who got his head stuck in a washing machine. the man's roommates reportedly called police after he got stuck. >> vicki:the fire department says it happened while the man was trying to fix the machine's drum. crews removed the drum. broke it apart. and freed the man in under an hour, according to the department. >> vicki:the south china morning post sustained minor head injuries.

>> vicki:an apparent case of road-rage turns into a violent hit-and-run in florida. grant has the dramatic video. return to index of >> grant:witnesses say it started with a car cutting off motorcyclists in tampa. an exchange of angry words followed by. what appears to be a deliberate attack by the driver of the car. and it's all caught on video. >> grant:first you hear a crunch. then tires peeling out, as two people go flying onto the concrete. in a split second they were run over by an enraged driver. witnesses say the road rage started a half mile down the road. when the driver of the car cut them off the people on the bike. when they came to a stop at a redlight. that's when one man whipped out his camera and started recording. >> people are crazy. >> grant:the witness says police arrested the driver of the car just down the road minutes later. the two motorcycle passengers were reportedly

hospitalized. >> vicki:for all you coffee lovers out there.starbucks is adding a new special brew this summer! it's called the "nitro brew".a cold coffee infused with nitrogen and served through a tap like beer. starbucks officials say the coffee comes out like a guinness beer. >> vicki:the brew was tested in seattle.and it became the second best selling item on the menu. the nitro brew is coming to 5-hundred starbucks across the nation in major cities.including san francisco! return to index >> gabe: i intact reporter and gabe slate and i have an application that will help your traveling frustrations easier.

>> vicki: and for direct

link to the applications just mentioned check out gate tech page on our website kron4 deck, or on our mobile application. >> vicki: imagine plan a round of golf with your buddies on when you get an unsuspecting visitor that joins your crew. a giant alligator >> grant: how giant? >> vicki: dick!--big! >> grant: that is what happened to a group of guys and florida. take a look at this video. this happened at buffalo creek golf course and on metal florida which is near tampa. the gator which is estimated to be

about 14 to 15 ft. long appears to be minding his own business as he walked by the golfers. so this is not an uncommon sight at stake courses in the sunshine state. officials say this bitter seems to be unusually large. >> grant: in florida, gators are like all over. and some people do not care. some people swim with them. >> vicki: i do not advise. (laughter) >> brittney: if you are closer to the coast, typically you can see the golden gate bridge. but not right now. because it is a slower coming. as we head into the rest of tonight, we will see the coastal clouds. and the one trend will continue next week. the peak

will be on friday, and you will slowly start to see cooler conditions. right now for said francisco, 72 degrees, mid-90s and livermore and concord. 88 degrees as santa rosa. >> brittney: the high pressure is still in control of most of the stake. the current--the trend will continue as we go into the weekend drinking us no rain showers. >> brittney: the clause will stick around here down to redwood city. this switching off until gilroy. in the morning we will see a clearing as to get into the

afternoon. al was the clout returning once again. --the clouds returning once again. >> brittney: 51 degrees and several fellow and san francisco starting off at 56. >> brittney: the 7 day for cachepots temperatures will continue to climb. taking a look at friday. with a few locations getting into the triple digits. some will drop down into the weekend >> grant: just go to the coast. >> vicki: thank you, brittney!

♪

amsleep number beds with you with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store.

>> grant:johnny depp and amber heard's divorce continues to dominate the headlines! >> vicki:on top of the recent domestic violence allegations, his new movie "alice through the looking glass" bombed at the box office >> vicki:the insider's louis

aguirre is tracking it all from hollywood. >> reporter:grant and vicki, we go inside johnny's career track. >> reporter:and ask, is depp done? >>depp: try to avoid people who write/ incredibly ludicriousludicrous fiction about you and your family >>music hit >>depp: if anyone ever gives you any s* * just beat the f* * out of them >>did johnny brutalize you? >>stop stop >> reporter:johnny probably wishes he could take back that life advice given three weeks ago: before amber came allegations of domestic abuse. >>another pop of her leaving court >> reporter:johnny's lawyer says amber's bombshell allegations are financially motivated. and he's also dealing with another label: box office bomb with the release of "alice through the looking glass"

>>hatter: i'm having the time of my life? >> reporter:but did one cause the other? our insider, variety's senior film and media reporter, brent lang lays out what he calls the star >>its shaping up to be one of the year's biggest bomb for a film that size carryigna production budget of 170 million dollars to premiere to less than 30 million dollars domesitcally is a huge embarassment to disney and a huge problem to depp. / your'e you again >>if i'm not i wish i was >>/ 10:30:10 sources tell me there is some belief that the images of heard's bruised face did depress turn out particularlly wiht female movie goers and that was the audience members alice needed if it really was going to succeeed. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on news, i'm louis aguirre back to you, grant and vicki. >> vicki:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> grant: are here with a preview of kron 4 news at six. return

>> steve: good evening. >> pam: and, i am pam moore. >> catherine: this is a very loud crowd. he insists that the tide on the campaign has shifted. and had a better chance of beating donald thompson then his democratic rival, hillary clinton. >> catherine: sanders talked about a student that his promise to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and what he called americans broken

justice system, saying that there are too many people behind bars. the burma center also blasted clinton for accepting donations from super pak. --pcs --pacs >> why is wall street and other special interest contributing to your campaign? (cheers & applause) >> catherine: other stops included emeryville. where sanders talked about the health care to members of the country's biggest nurses' union. he also has a packed schedule again tomorrow, beginning with a morning news conference in monterey county office tracking. bernie sanders had seven tests a nerve in santa cruz. kron4 rob fladeboe working the crowd outside

the sanders yvette this afternoon and has this report. >>sanders! sanders! >> go! bernie! >> reporter: one estimate put the turnout for bernie sanders year in santa cruz tuesday at about 6000. that is to doubt the more than will fit inside kaiser permanente acreage but they were filling the burn. >> reporter: bernie sanders may breed crowd pleasing appearance of those who did not make the inside with the possible exception of those who sell-status who shelled out $27 for parking. they went home happy. >> this allows us to have

an affordable community college education. >> we have a candidate that is really for the people and not for the corporations. >> he speaks for me. he resonates with me. >> the entire world is watching and we are not going away. (cheers & applause) >> pam: senators sanders will be back in the bay area tomorrow. he has a rally planned for pulp output at the coverley community center. the doors are supposed to open at 11:30 a.m.. and after that he is double to head north for a yvette and davis. -- event in davis.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve: meanwhile, governor jerry brown is money in on the democratic race. today he indoors telling clinton in next week's primary. the government posted a letter on his web site: on democrats and independents to vote for her next tuesday. brown told he is impressed by sanders but it is time for democrats to stop fighting one another and do everything they can do to de donald trump. clinton is supposed be back in profit on thursday. she has five functions planned ahead of the primary. >> steve: meanwhile on the republican side presumptive presidential nominee donald trump is coming to sacramento, his campaign said the billionaire businessman has a rally planned for tomorrow night at the airport. trump is

also expected to make a stop and the bay area on thursday. >> steve: the west side says it will be san jose but the exact time and location has not been announced. donald trump last stop in the bay area with at the end of april for the state gop convention. >> pam: a big development with the push to give surveillance cameras on long east bay freeway is to stop the recent rash of shootings. the mayor of hercules says he along with the mayor of tulsa reno are glenn to meet with the governor next monday. the mayor is leading the push to get cameras installed along the high will 4 corridor. he had sent a letter asking the state for immediate help. >> pam: the mayor as he has a mayor from three other cities who are and about signing the letter as well.

this is a different letter, and you may recall some years from along the interstate 80 corridor set their own letter asking for help. there have been at least 28 shootings on highway 4 and interstate 80 since last year. >> steve: also new at six san francisco police officers have agreed to wear body cameras. the mayor's office made the announcement just about one hour ago there had been some back and forth over which officers will wear them as well as the technology. the city was been more than $6 million over the next two years the equant every officer with a camera. and some police tony chapman says the pad--in the plan is to get the cameras deployed on the street estimates possible. >> steve: we have some pretty dramatic video of our

raw brick out of the south bay. this video, from april at the h-p fooled on third street. you can see the suspects get out of a car and then watch for happens. one of them pulled out what looks like a machine gun as they burst into the building but the suspects are not the print one of them hit a woman. >> pam: the news out of san francisco. the fbi, says the gun stolen from one of its agents has been recovered. we first told you about the death yesterday. someone broke into the agent's car at peers and taste street in the alamo square park area. the gun was found today near keefe and thomas streets, and the bay view neighborhood. the fbi says, survey was built from the side of the burglary on sunday afternoon, let them to a suspect. >> pam: the suspect was been

arrested this morning, and the gun was found. however, there is still no sign of the agent's badge or grand vigil. >> pam: this is not the first time we have heard of a stolen gun involving law- enforcement for it last june. a gun from a ranger with the bureau of land management was used in the murder of case finally. and all this uc berkeley's police chief had heard good and bad stolen for it all out for a jog in richmond. and, in september a gun was stolen from an immigration agents are in san francisco, and use in the killing of a muralist in oakland. >> steve: to high school students accused of killing in a fellow student will be tried as adults. that decision came from marin county district attorney

kron4 dan, spoke with him today, he juggles live from the county courthouse. with details on the charges. >> reporter: it was last wednesday in the hills of west novato where it to high school students were shot, one fatally now to fellow students will be tried as adults for the crime. 17 year-old juan carlos martinez henry gets seen on the left and 16 year-old edwin guevara seen on the right, have both been charged with murder and attempted murder with special circumstances. court documents suggest martinez can rica's was one that shot and killed at one and wounded the as. he's also been charged with aggravated mayhem. >> reporter: despite the

charges of murder with special circumstances the d eight says the law prevented from c-test seeking the death penalty because both are currently to announce but life without the possibility of parole or maize as an option for it also charged with accessory after the fact is or zeroth cousin, elmer fernand goal he is accused of aiding martinez and henry is after the commission of the crime. >> pam: we first sent out the alarm about the story to the kron4 mobile application at 1251 this afternoon progressed you can be the first to learn about breaking news allied each-- yvette's by just downloading the application for free. -- events >> pam: it is available for google and apple devices. >> steve: new photos for

release today in the kidnapping investigation of paroled can send-- pearl pinson. >> steve: the solano county sheriff's office released photos of the vehicle of the kidnapping suspect castro was seen driving across the golden gate bridge to rid this was taken the morning after she was of that it on a way to school and vallejo. it was the search for her continues her sisters is the family has been overwhelmed by support from the community. >> it is amazing that people are coming to show her that we love her tricky searching to find her and bring her home safe. >> steve: we have a lot more coming up at kron 4 news at 6

>> pam: tonight! vallejo is said to consider moving forward with plans for an electric car plant. the plant would go on merritt island where the old naval ship yard is located. the city council is voting on whether to open negotiations with the company called faraday future. >> pam: if this is the plan

and come to fruition, it's expected to provide hundreds of jobs. then pump millions of dollars into vallejo's economy. there is a future plans to start rolling out its first electric cars and 2018 karat >> steve: 22 spurt teams are identified foul and a fatal accident that happened this past weekend and our dow coning. 19 year old brandon carranza and 18 year old is a little less was swept and the river just west of more creek campground. they surely are right after a water rescue team and the two teams were in the engine located and pronounced dead at the scene. roy is a set to berkeley high school next week. her family has set up a gold fund meat account for donations. --a go fund me account

>> steve: crews have found the bodies of the oakland teams to jump into it was a front over the weekend the concept promises 11 body was found at the woodrow of what this morning and the second this afternoon. the two were last seen on saturday after jumping into water from a boat and were told none of the passengers on the boat were wearing a life vest at the time. >> steve: with students return to class today, the oakland unified school district put out this statement. " our bus and prayers go out to the friends and families of the missing boys. crisis counseling is being provided to support students, staff and the families involved during this difficult time. and ". >> steve: the 2016 election

is now in overdrive. just six months and counting till november creek and both political parties are bringing the full social media power to bear, and that involves counting their followers. so who is a hit and the nation's tightest race? kron4 national correspondent has the breakdown. >> reporter: a big part of the 2016 canada needing to read every single boulder possible creek and that is social media. --2016 candidates >> reporter: the original canada turned into nascar president barack obama, his seventh zero million followers with every tweet. his wife, five and a half million. looking at the

current contenders donald trump has the edge with 8.3 million followers. and, henry clinton, what 2 million last. but to get the full picture you have to count their celebrity supporters with enormous following. >> reporter: kenny perry is a utility fan, and is not shy about promoting clinton to her 80 million followers, many of whom would the voters. going down the list, leonardo not only did clinton donations he could give her a big boost with his $15 million. >> what is wrong with being confident? >> reporter: trump does not have as many big name supporters the some of his backers who have sizable following. first among them mike tyson creek who not only has a heavy weight belt and a signature face to the

5 billion twitter about-this followers to boot print next up, who called in. the wrestler bring in 1.5 million eyeballs to everett tweet which could boost truck. finally, to erupt at about 300,000 fans to the trump top print the list goes on and on but those are some of the biggies. >> pam: we are all being bombarded by various political messages the campaign season. but those messages are not supposed to be surfacing on highway signs. catherine heenan is here with details on some had signed an texas. -- hacked signs >> catherine: ahead and in west dallas during today's morning commute. drivers and the highway signs are not supposed to be saying things like donald trump is a shape

shifting lizard. a total of three sides had been revised. another said barney for president. and the third set, work is canceled. go back home. the transportation department's is you can't change the size remotely prepared to have to be on the scene and somehow break the password. there are trying to figure out who did it and they are not amused. >> catherine: dan spokesman said tampering with the signs is a felony and can't even result in present time. there has been similar problems in other parts of the country. when texas authorities were about the latest hack they quickly began turning off the signs. pam and steve? >> pam: congratulation college grads what a cop some

>> brittney: 85 degrees in san jose, 95 and concord and 83 degrees and santa rosa. satellite radar shows us that the area of high pressure over the west coast, would not have disturbances in the weather. we do see if the shourd outside of phoenix. as we go into the rest of tonight the cloud will continue to halt the coast and pushed and

land. headed into tomorrow afternoon we will see the clouds retreating once again creek was sunshine expected and warm temperatures. >> brittney:, our whip up tempers do not look too shabby as well. 50 and half moon bay. 85 degrees and fairfield and 96 and--93 degrees and pleasanton. we will show the temperatures climbing as we get into friday. so a few spots in the triple digits on friday before the conditions change to average. heading into next week. >> pam:thanks. britt.

thanks >> steve: coming up. if the other in california's former, but a victim of a shark attack and the latest on what happened and how officials plan to protect others at the beach.

>> pam: facebook, twitter, microsoft and youtube... are teaming up with your pant million to crack down on why hate speech. the internet giants signed up for a new set of rules designed to stop races, violent or illegal content from going by row. it agreed to review a majority of contact within 24 hours and then remove it if necessary. >> pam: the companies also

plans to train their staff and work with each other to tackle this problem the justice commissioner in charge of the issues this technique legal all my hate speech is becoming more urgent. >> steve: one hospital official confirms the social woman who was swimming and newport beach was attacked by a shark. the shark bit her about 500 ft. off the coast from corona del mar state beach on sunday. today the hospital released new details about the injured victim. she is a 52 year old mother of three who was swimming to trying for half an armed man trap from which she was attacked. she suffered injuries to her arm, the upper body and pelvis. >> part of the buck. --the

buttock >> steve: doctors say they will soon know if the victim with the use of her arm back and the beach was shut down over memorial day weekend. after the attack.

>> reporter: here at the marin county courthouse the district attorney has filed formal charges against too high school students accused of murdering an attempt to murder to fellow students. charged with murder and attempted murder and 17 years old and 16. charged as adults. >> reporter: 3 suspenseful

be due to be arraigned at the coming courthouse. what is a cousin of the students. >> reporter: people here to see bernie sanders. a crowd at the democratic hopeful makes a speech-fast as he makes a speech. pledging their support for sanders. and victory in the upcoming california primary. and santa cruz, rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: least 14 people will have to find a place to stay after a fire severely damaged or destroyed an apartment complex off of highway 4. we do not know the cause of the fire but we do know that it started in the back in it. fire alarms did go off and people were

running from door-to-door to tell people to get out. because of that no one was injured or killed. >> reporter: first case of someone stealing a lawn. some had to the turf or write off of this kron. the loan was drawn to rid the woman who lived here since she did not hear anyone but she will install surveillance cameras here in just a few days. she will replace the lawn as she can do so. and concord, charles clifford kron4 in this spirit. >> reporter: hit with claims of fraud by the attorneys did for a nine year old special need student who abuse was caught on tape to rid of klay and, to be caught on a cell phone

camera. subjected to ongoing physical and mental abuse. by trained staff. they were aware of what he caused a high style environment toward the parents say they were not aware of this spirit. >> reporter: director of the school says she has nothing else to add because the case is now in litigation. >> pam: this the sun is still out in certain spots right. >> brittney: gastric will put you over here to the east bank where there is not a cloud in the sky. it just depends on where you are located. 95 in concord, at 98 in plaza attack and 84 in

fremont, mid-50s in daly city, and 84 and novato. >> brittney: high-pressure will stay in control as we head into the rest of the week. it will be warm and comfortable. clubs will stick all round. we will see clout pushing and inland. -- clouds >> brittney:clouds lingering into the day. >> brittney: 93 degrees for thursday, and then we are tracking a lot of locations for the inland area will get into the triple digits for it we will take a look at

the 7 day at the end of the show. >> steve: quite a scare for some middle school students this morning. 14 of them along with their bus driver or recovering after the bus they were on plowed into a house. it happened in charlotte, north carolina. you can see the aftermath of the collision. everyone on board is expected to be fine. all the injuries are described as minor. >> there was the brief flying everywhere. and we flew into one of the ditch is we grant had a bunch of trees. and we hit the deck of one of the houses and there was the debris creek and then we hit a tree, one

of the really big trees beside the house and found stop this but when i hit my head against a seat in front of me, i was based for a little bit and when i came to the bus driver was bleeding on her face and went shield were bid and toward her creek. toward her creek. pany, here in santa rosa. as a small business, we're always looking to save money, and pg&e was able to help us. i help the small businesses save money and energy. it feels great. we looked at their lighting, their refrigeration system, and with just those two small measures, they were able to save a good amount of money. i was shocked. i couldn't believe that i could save $1,500 a month. with the savings that we get from pg&e, we're able to pass it on to our customers. it's pretty awesome. learn how your business can save at pge.com/businessenergycheckup. together, we're building a better california.

>> pam: last checked him with the key with what is ahead--let's check in with vicki liviakis! >> vicki: someone is walking off with a lawn. and that has everyone asking why aileron?-- why a lawn? >> vicki: now back to pam and steve parro. >> pam:a lot more news coming up at eight. vicki liviakis is in our newsroom now with the latest details on what's ahead.

things are getting nasty with johnny depp's split from amanda heard. >> steve: plus, there are some serious concerns about the star wars spin off called - "rogue one." >> pam:amanda salas explains why the people backing the movie are worried. in the hollywood today live -daily wrap. return to >> reporter:i'm amanda salas from hollywood today live, this is the htl daily wrap. >> reporter:it's a tough time for johnny depp. last week, his estranged wife amber heard filed for divorce, alleged domestic abuse and got a restraining order against him. depp's friend, comedian doug stanhope alleged that heard is trying to blackmail him, but her lawyers responded, calling those claims offensive. adding to depp's bad news, his new movie, "alice through the looking glass," underperformed at the box office. >> reporter:disney execs are nervous about the next star wars sequel. sources say that spinoff movie "rogue one: a star wars story" is in crisis and that four weeks of expensive reshoots have been ordered. let's hope that the force grows stronger with that one. >> reporter:great news for keri russell and her partner matthew rhys. co-stars on the show "the americans", they just became co-parents, welcoming their first child together. congrats guys. >> reporter:that's all for the htl daily wrap. return to index of ------------------------

>> steve: gary has the highlights and more after the break!

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening! >> gary: talk of the sports world! >> gary: a day off as they go back and compete against the cavaliers (cheers & applause) >> gary:the warriors back of steph curry's 36 points a dramatic game 7 win over oklahoma city last night to come back from a 3- 1 series deficit and advance to the nba finals >> gary:the warriors were only the 10th team in nba history to do that only the third in 38 tries to do it

in a conference finals series >> gary:that sets up the match-up almost everyone wanted the warriors against lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. >> gary:and this through our partnership with abc-7 the cavaliers touched down at sfo this afternoon lebron james with his green socks along with the rest of the team they took a moment to take a team photo before boarding the bus >> gary:then the ride up 101 to the four seasons on market street although general consensus has the warriors a slight favrorite to win the series espn's alalytics give the warriors a 75-percent chance of winning game 1 thursday in oakland a rematch of last years finals that the warriors won in 6 games. (cheers & applause) we have a game plan and would this have to follow it.

>> you just dig deep spirit in enough feel good. but we have all summer. this is what we play for. >> this is not a headline. that's obvious. >> gary: am going to go back when magic and bird played. i think that was the best head-to-head superstar battle. would you even remember this? >> grant: i do predict that is when i first, became a fan. but i was older with jordan. >> gary: yes they will be split up for it you talk, be sure it--yes they would be split up. utah, and detroit.

>> gary: over the top. trump. wishing lebraun james look. --luck >> it is going to be very interesting to see what happened. >> gary: again, the republican convention in cleveland. >> gary: mom is going through a tough time and she received a beautiful, beautiful gift from pam moore today and that may per day creek which is really sweet. >> pam: i am so glad that it

made her day. >> steve: my best to your mom and accurate--my best to your mom. >> gary: what is that? >> steve: my best to your mom. >> gary: what's that pam? >> pam:i'm glad she got them. >> grant: are you feeling

okay? >> gary: look at grant! starting to go 3-2 on me >> gary: sharkies! >> gary: we have to deal better with the king glenn speak--king land-- penguin speed >> these guys were good tonight but we have to do it again have to be better. >> gary: giants! right now, is just the final. it is just the final. watching

buster posey. here we go. >> gary: last complaint about someone. >> gary: coming hour round! -- coming around! >> gary: is now a final! >> gary: pam and steve! >> gary:4-0 (cheers & applause) >> gary: give me a closeup. happy birthday big right hand! i love you. (laughter) >> gary: before i am

through. i am going to be a nice guy like steve. believe me. (laughter) >> pam: coming up! baseball- that facebook is going into space tomorrow. the unique opportunity the social network is providing to users as it teamed up with nasa.

>> gabe: if you are kidding a gift for a credit or yourself separate item date slate i can show you the best laptop out there--if you are getting a gift for a college or high school graduate the best gift to give it is a laptop. i am gate slate and i can tell you the best laptop to get out there for the best deal. >> pam: facebook is going to do something at sighting is one to be live in space! that is right facebook founder mark zuckerberg will be speaking with three astronauts who are currently at the international space station. >> steve: zuckerberg will be

asking the three astronauts questions from people who posted them on the space agency facebook paid with the twin that live chat with take place on run noon eastern time. and when i joined by going to nasa facebook paid for it--nasa's facebook page. >> pam: as a good evening everyone! hope to see you at 8:00. >> steve: the night everyone see you at 8 >> steve: --good night

>> the insider tracking the biggest stories making news today. is johnny depp's career over? alice bombs at the box office. or is domestic violence allegations to blame? and will the new pirates suffer a similar fate? >> his popularity is waning with the general public. adele shuts down a fan from the stage. as the singer moves to holl we take a peek inside her $9.5 million mansion. and number three, summer tv is here to get ready for hot days and even hotter nights. >> people are going to love him or going to hate him. >> breaking down the season's must see tv. >> josh dishes on growing his family with fergie. >> trust me our interview gets very revealing.

>> you should see me with my panlts on. >> now hollywood from the inside out. it's the insider together with yahoo!. >> hello and welcome to the insider. we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> starting with the number one story everyone is talking about. >> donny depp and amber herd's divorce continues and his new movie bombed at the box office. we go inside johnny's career track and ask is depp done? >> try to avoid people that write incredibly ludicrous fiction about you and you family. if anybody gives you any [ bleep ] just beat the [ bleep ] out of them. johnny probably wishes he could take back that life advice given three weeks before amber came