top of his back near the neck" around 11:30am here at this did johnson and worthy of course bank on the 12-hundred block of east 14th street the caveat play filmmakers. as "a girl walked in and she was pacing the bank for a little bit" more the dad because clay the father getting it from his son i think. kevin love left the game this man says his girlfriend was inside the bank and told him suspect now identified as 32-year-old.iyona hammond of to reveal his identity "she went over by the personal banking booth and went like that second time he did suffer a to their back, all people heard was a big thump and people started yelling what did you do what did you do" concussion and was on the planet san leandro police lt. robert mcmanus picks it up from there the team as it came back to "she walked over to the boy who cleveland. was sitting in the chair, peaceful, waiting for his family member to finish with their meeting that they had in the bank when she stabbed him from behind"

incvestigators say from there, >> gary: he met him just a few hammond, started demanding money "she did rob a person of a few minutes ago. he just really was guards tried to detain the suspect who was holding a knife made her way past the guards. san leandro police arrested her outside of the bank. investigators say at this point it appears there is no connection between the boy who boy is going through, the shock, the scare, the bank did have an estimate hasn't peaked he had >> vicki:with the polls opening in california in just about 14- to think. another big star hours. the final push is on. especially for the presidential candidates that want to make a good showing. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders have been making the rounds in the state today. in fact a big sanders rally is comes and yet to come to its underway at this hour at crissy field. that's where kron four's dan hand. kerman is standing by live. dan? ill >> reporter: variety of musicians including dave matthews. we hear from the kennett himself bernie sanders.

they made sure that they were first in line at christie field and the gates opened but could >> gary: 0 and ask him again. be close to the stage to see bernie sanders. getting in line >> grant: grant the sharks have early is typically reserved for rock stars but to this crowd that what bernie sanders is. scored with the exception of one. the airplane with more urgency. >> gary: 2-0 with the fed minutes left 30 minutes left. >> reporter: 8 turned out to give the cat it one final push to believe bernie sanders is the only one who consult america's problems.

>> reporter: the general believe he's here for the people and the big question that remains what happens when he does not win if and when hillary the democratic nomination will there be unification among the supporters will the questions coming up tonight at news of six. >> vicki: the clintons made a few stops they started out in hayward made stops in oakland

and attack richmond san francisco. all ahead of tomorrow's primaries to win over last-minute voters with hillary. >> grant: the last week at donald trump rally in san jose. the protesters clashing with supporters. you see them burning make america great again classic red hat that trump supporters wear. violence at least a dozen people punched a woman had an

egg thrown in her face the poll. les say more arrests are eminent in connection with the violence. a handful of donald trump supporters held what they said was a second trump rally outside city hall, where they carried signs accusing mayor sam liccardo of interfering with the police efforts to keep the peace following the trump rally last thursday. >> reporter:snyder says police were ordered by the mayor to stand down as trump supporters >> gabe: coming up on kron 4 were assaulted by protestors following the rally. mayor sam liccardo says that is news at 8 show you a couple easy ridiculous.

sot sam liccardo/san jose mayor ways to protect your social media account. he will >> vicki: bank customers with a share of common stock alone million existing new customers eligible team mobil trading $44. customers sign up stock alone million existing new customers eligible team mobil trading $44. customers sign up for them so far, four people have been arrested in connection with the protests and police say more arrests are imminent as they look at video and other evidence from the rally. chief eddie garcia says he will deploy more officers next time. but cary snyder says trump supporters are afraid. sot cary snyder/trump supporter police have released the cause of death. of the suspect who shot two fremont police officers last week. police say 44-year-old gerald villabrille died from a gunshot wound to the head. the incident unfolded last wednesday. after a traffic stop.

she had to earn it.anded to cecilia aguiar-curry. built a business. became an expect in water policy. balanced budgets. and always solving problems. >> vicki:villabrille shot two that's how she brought much-needed technology fremont officers. before barricading himself in a home. to local classrooms... where he was later found dead. so every child has an opportunity to learn. the fremont police department tweeted out this update on the and worked to create more local jobs... so more families can get ahead. injuried officers saying. "we appreciate the well wishes for our officers. one remains that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry in critical condition while the second continues to improve." for assembly. >> grant:happening tonight. mayors from contra costa county. are meeting with state officials to discuss installing cameras on east bay freeways. nearly 30 shootings have occurred. since november. last month. several mayors sent a letter to governor jerry brown asking him to support the installation of cameras on local freeways. in response. the district attorney of contra costa county says he was exploring the idea of installing the cameras on interstate 80 and highway four. kron four's charles clifford is covering this story tonight. and will have an update tonight on kron4 news at eight and ten.

a lighter than expected sentence for an ex stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman is stirring up a worldwide outcry. kron4's maureen kelly reports that after the victim's emotional statement. that she read in court went viral, a push to recall the judge involved in the case is gaining traction. hi. is the internet still out? yes! that's the prosecuting attorney reading a text from the i have nothing. come on! victim.who wants to remain work together. work together. work together. anonymous despite the fact that do you got anything? i don't have anything. her words to her convicted no i don't have anything. rapist have created an internet firestorm. they start by saying" you don't please come back internet. know me but you've been inside i love you. i love you so much. me and that's why we are here today.' just come back. please. please. the next 12 pages details the impact the attack and the trial he's streaming a cat video. have taken on her life. some stanford students we spoke to (family laughs) say it made them cry. and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. the judge however may have been

swayed more by the words of brock's dad who you can see on the left of him in this video. part of his statement read in court about how is son is being unfairly punished is also blowing up on social wannwith sodastreamter? media.reading."that is a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of you turn plain water into sparkling water the judge ended up sentencing in seconds. the ex stanford swimmer to less and because it's so delicious, than the mandatory minimum. a decision that was also a big you'll drink 43% more water disappointment to the the judge sentence him to six years in every day. prison out of the maximum 14. sodastream. love your water. here's brock turner's mug shot after he was booked into county jail last week to start his sentence. with good behavior credits it's approximently only three months behind bars. now there are two petitions up on change-dot-org looking removed judge aaron persky from office. persky.who himself is a former stanford athete is up for re- election tuesday.but won't appear on the ballot since he's

running unopposed. a stanford law professor and friend of the victim appeared on cnn today blasting the judge's actions. the message the judge sent to women on stanford is that you and i think he made all women at stanford less safe. brock turner is appealing the ruling.which could be considered a risky move since it could result in a new trial and a new tougher sentence.the d-a however says they are going to fight the appeal.they want to spare the victim from having to testify again. the insider tracking the biggest stories making news today. number one, muhammad ali was the undisputed greatest of all time. >> i can drowned a drink of maureen kelly kron4 news. water and kill a dead tree. wait until you see muhammad >> vicki:on our website kron- >> we're reliving the champ's dot-com. you can read both the biggest fights outside the ring. victim's letter and the father's letter to the judge. >> then miss usa's capital controversy. >> hillary clinton or donald trump? >> i'm backstage with all the backlash and the winner moments after she was crowned.

>> and number three, is nick cannon trying to call off mimi's wedding. five. >> mariah and i have moved on. recent incidents at a prominent >> he's refusing to sign divorce bay area university. involving a be rooms at night. have students questioning their safety. paper >> plus our insider bonus, kelly plus. roland and tina knowles get us people all over the world to the bottom of lemonade. continue to mourn the loss of ali. >> anyone that says they haven't experienced any of those things and it's round four of the stanley cup playoffs. as the sharks and penguins are taking is not telling the truth. the ice. the break. from the s-a-p center. >> and melb. break spice girl reunion news. >> when can we expect something? >> soon. >> it's the insider toge with yahoo! >> when muhammad ali died friday at 74 the world lost not only one of our greatest champions but one of our greatest heros. >> we did. this is our top tracking story today. who can forget ali lighting the olympic cal dron at the 1996

olympic games. the spirit of a man that would never go down for the count. >> boxing was a sport but his greatest matches in life against racism. and finally parkinson's disease that took his speech, his ability to walk, but could never take him.

the bay area is in the middle of finals fever. with both the dubs and the sharks looking to win titles. and after a huge over-time win on saturday. the sharks can even the series up with the pittsburgh penguins. lets head down to the shark tank. where kron 4's mark carpenter is live right now. mark? > >mark: saturday night's game 3 overtime win 25 years in the making. tonight all sharks fans hoping to experience once again to let you look at the entrance to the f a p. center and some still standing around at a trickle in for the start of the game. and earlier the crowd was outside let's go to that video at the south entrance of the facility rock bands confections

wary of a team colors in this really has been an incredibly tight series in the sense all games have been separated by one goal overtime last two games. some even bringing their good luck charms one man i talked to draw his own amazing playoffs year.

> >mark: according to the resale site tickets starting at $560.10 fan even paid $960. five rows back so hopefully that money is well spent. >> vicki: lawyers have left on their way. as a >> grant: big blowout last night at oracle two games to none after the seven series start of the game 28 points with

a 110 to 77 victory in here is a look at the upcoming schedule game 3 for wednesday in cleveland and if the warriors when those two at the win when those two games in cleveland and on the subsequent games if necessary meanwhile drawing from consideration from the olympics releasing a statement saying in due to several factors including a call me injuries. this is the best decision for a at the state of my career. including recent ankle and knee injuries. i believe this is the best decision for me at this stage of my carrer. it's an incredible honor to represent your country and wear

primary basketball-related objective this summer needs to ready for the 2016-17 n-b-a season."--end quote. return to >> vicki:steph curry may be grabbing all the headlines for his moves on the court. but another curry - is in the limelight this week. ayesha curry - opening up a pop up bbq called international smoke along with celebrity chef michael mina. i had a chance to sit down with the wife of the nba star to talk about life - love - basketball. oh, and food. ayesha is a rising star in the

food world. soon to be out with a new cookbook plus a new show on the food network. on kron 4 news at 10 tomorrow night - ayesha reveals a secret that she and steph share. that's tomorrow. you won't want to miss it. he cannot their reservation in june and started up. >> britteny: here at the golden gate bridge a little bit of patchy fog low hanging clouds

and a continuous seen them huddled along the coast and shoreline. you notice a lot and not making their way inland so mostly clear skies most locations and another story close to the peninsula into the rest of the weak lira tracking and dry pattern in a slowly start to cool down into the rest of tonight by 7:00 patchy fog war for inland locations. kaiser on the region tomorrows similar to today 76 tomorrows santa rosa 73 center fell 6679 in redwood

city tomorrow and much warmer for places like annie and 80 degrees in fairfield and then tracking if today forecast exactly what to expect the rest of your work week coming of. former president bill clinton will tran. as he campaigns in the bay area for his wife hillary. clinton spoke about the recent passing of boxing legend had on his life.

>> vicki:bill clinton is one of the many ali fans who say they feel they'd looked up to the the champ most of their catherine heenan is here now with the latest on the plans to honor him this coming friday. >> catherine:muhammad ali's family is planning a private funeral in kentucky thursday. but say a friday memorial service will be as open and inclusive as possible. one of his daughters says she'll miss her legendary father deeply - but doesn't feel alone in her grief because "the whole world is sad." ali's body was flown into his native louisville sunday. friday's memorial will be preceded by a motorcade through the streets of the city.

thousands of people are expected to turn out to say farewell. mosques in various parts of the and memorial services for ali.like this one in tempe, arizona. at friday's public service, aside from bill clinton.there will be eulogies by comedian billy crystal, the turkish president.and king coming up. the governor of florida declaring a state of emergency. as tropical storm colin. looks to make landfall. plus. former president bill clinton's. half-brother. finds himself

behind bars.

>> vicki:a disturbing situation happening at a prominent bay area university - in two separate cases, female students reported that they found a strange man in their dorm room next to their bed. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, students say they are spooked by this. but also admit that security is often lax at their dorms. >> reporter:the cases happned at stanford university in palo alto - in the first case student says she screamed when she woke up to find a strange man lifting the covers off of her while she was sleepingn in her bed - it was around 3am then just a few hours later - around 6am - another female student - was woken up when she felt someone doing the same thing - in the 2nd case, the student ran after the man - who got away running towards campus drive. both cases happeend at a student housing residence on the 1000 block of campus drive east and in botch cases, the dorm rooms were unlocked - a fact, students tell kron four news happens frequently. lock my doors.

on campus - i went around to check doors to see if i could get in - but found most doors securely locked - but students tell me that is not usually the case, especially on weekends sot/tc: i am going to do a better job and lock the doors. these two room mates say news of the prowler has spread quickly - sot/tc:1:11 kate buehner/stanford student yeah, i can going to double check the locks from now on. the two women descrbied the prowler as hispanic male adult - aprox 5 9 a /stock build with short brown hair brown eyes gray shirt - tes: kron four has learned, the stanford department of public

safety is hoping to work with a witness to put together a composite sketch, in the meantime, they are encouraging students to be extra careful. - and to kekep doors, locked. te still ahead on kron four news at five. a young trump supporter is causing quite the stir at school. why the school is now taking action. and banning the child from wearing trump's signature red hat. plus. the presidential candidates making their final push. to win over tomorrow's primaries. we'll have the latest on the race. to the white house.

"we've got to be unified going into the convention and coming out of the convention." "the democratic national convention will be a contested convention." >> vicki:two rivals. two very different views of the road ahead after tomorrow's primary vote. by this time tomorrow, the polls will be closed in new jersey and hillary clinton will likely have all the delegates she needs to clinch the democratic nomination. california still looming large in bernie sanders' hopes to be the nominee. catherine heenan is here with a preview of what's at stake. >> catherine:the latest poll numbers over the weekend show the two neck and neck, separated by a statistically insignificant

two percent. a pint-size trump supporter in fresno is being banned from wearing trump's signature "make america great again" hat to school. >> catherine: her challenge is sanders challenge mitannian claimed his strongest canada against donald. at most of his supporters here admit they do not believe he will be the nominee and voting for him because they see the chance to influence the direction of the democratic party. the republican party leaders backing away from their canada as they he accuses the american-born u.s. judgment of prejudice because of

heritage trump adding fuel to the fire he also lashed out at bainbridge. regardless of who wins tomorrow the president will reportedly ready to announce his choice that could happen tomorrow will not be surprised who will be. drawing negative

attention onfrom our partners at c-n-n. sontaya rose brings us the story. >> reporter: 3 days straight the third grader wore the hat to class each day more more classmates began confronting him at recess. he recently moved from the foothills he likes politics and american history

kerrey has for the shirt and tie practices speeches on the playground. the debt is $20 now controversial half 26 school to attend a trump rally last week. from the mouth of a nine year- old whom backed down from district officials protect him and everyone else on school grounds. the half-brother of former president bill clinton. has found himself in some hot water.

roger clinton was arrested at redondo beach for driving under the influence yesterday. >> catherine: >> grant:police say they were notified from a concerned ctizen, who said that clinton was driving erratically. police pulled over clinton on the pacific coast highway.and after failing a sobriety test.police arrested clinton and took him to redondo beach jail. while at the jail.clinton refused all chemical tests. on a 15-thouusand dollar bail earlier this morning. this is not the first time clinton has been arrested.he was arrested back in 20-01 on he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of reckless driving. his court appearance is scheduled the day before the calif. democratic primary.where his sister-in-law hilary clinton will be running against bernie sanders. the tropical storm named colin that originally formed in the gulf of mexico. has already hit the coast of the florida big according to national hurricane >> vicki: center. the tropical storm could produce three to five inches of rain in some areas. and even a few tornadoes. crews can be seen around the area filling up sanbags.to help redirect storm water and debris. florida's governor declared a state of emergency earlier today. governor rick scott says the state of emergency. applies to all 34 counties in the storms projected path.

,.everybody's got to take this seriously but you have to, we're going to do our part the state's going to do their part i'm sure the local management teams are gonna do their part but every family's got to do their part, follow the news, don't go out don't drive through standing water, don't go outside if you don't need to go outside, don't get out of your house. after wreaking havoc in florida. experts say the storm will then move to southeastern georgia by early wednesday. after the break. >> britteny: we were so far above average today but most of last week it's no shock we head back down closer to average in notice the difference into the rest of the week you noticed it today temperatures pretty close average still fairly warm however at 9183 pleasanton 77 livermore 78 in fairfield. low 70's nevada law 66 and then to the cheers and half moon bay in the '50s satellite are shot

shows we're seen quiet conditions in but they will pressure while off the east now affecting the weather at all in any rainfall but that weather disturbance could help drop temperatures in the second half of the weekend in the future cash shows another round of the marine layer moving and and the overnight hours and then as we go through the day tomorrow we see clouds retreating back >> vicki:a stretch of a popular beach in southern california has been sightings. we'll also have an update on the woman who attacked by a shark plus. find out whether or not the mother. of the child who fell into a gorilla pit in cincinnati. will face charges.

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>> grant: child was not seriously hurt as he does plan to reopen tomorrow with a higher reinforced barrier. . >> vicki: the of san francisco toping list as one of anger is cities in the nation why we're so mad after the break.

new at 8. >> steve: will head back there live at the top your friends and family coming in to san francisco to visit almost where good news after being closed off completely the section of the park could be open all and more coming up at six. >> vicki: city of san francisco has made a list of angry cities. >> grant: lincoln second sighting the sports related heartbreak's the wires are not

helping the cause. philadelphia a uraeus city in the nation. >> britteny: chief part of and put in a bad marriage conditions and the rest of the week to buy coastal fog remains into tomorrow for the rest of week we

see seasonal temperatures heading into friday temperatures drop once again close to look at the steadily radar we're not tracking any weather disturbances in a region you selectively to the north of our area of future cast into the rest of the night clubs continue to develop. most will burn off nicely in the marine layer retreating back out to the coast with see lots of sunshine brought today.

>> britteny: comfortable conditions we know it's been nearly half of the past couple days we get closer to an average the. many eighties threat these locations. >> britteny: as the gulf and the next few days temperatures drop even more into thursday by sunday warm back up a bit and these temperatures nowhere near as what we saw last week's.

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she had to earn it.anded to cecilia aguiar-curry. built a business. became an expect in water policy. balanced budgets. and always solving problems. that's how she brought much-needed technology to local classrooms... so every child has an opportunity to learn. and worked to create more local jobs... so more families can get ahead. that's democrat cecilia aguiar-curry for assembly.

the insider's keltie knight is in hollywood with more. grant and vicki, you know how they say you shouldn't ever talk about religion or politics. well, clearly the miss usa pagent didn't get the memo. 00:43 i have my question ready 18:22:02 if the election were held tomorrow, would you vote hillary clinton or donald trump for president and would you vote one over the other and why. vo #1 the audience-reacting with boo's! 8:22:14 i would get that right?" now, miss usa judge and harper's bazaar executive editor, laura brown, is under fire for putting miss hawaii on the spot with a she has her reasons! :35 it's all great to look great in a swimsuit, but to have a brain is a little better. sot up 18:22:27 we need a president to push for what is right and will continue to push this country forward. applause while the 24 year old gave a poised answer, some viewers were outraged by-the percieved "softball" question to the night's winner, miss d.c. deshauna barber, a member of the military. 18:18:36 the pentagon has recently made the decision to allow women into combat.

1:02:34 deshauna barber "obviously, with the pentagon question and women being the military is something that automatically knew exactly how i felt about that topic. controversys aside-miss "district of columbia" was indeed crowned, looking especially beautiful while taking a break from wearing camo. kk 2:44:02 the moment thay say that you're miss usa, you got really emotional. you've been so poised through this entire thing and then you just let it go. db yeah, i'm just wondering what those pictures look like and if insider, for kron 4 news, i'm keltie knight. back to you, grant and vicki.

breaking election news: just about 30 minutes ago. the associated press said hillary clinton has enough delegates to become the democratic presidential nominee.

it bases its number on pledged delegates as well as superdelegates. the associated press says clinton has hit the magic number of 23-83. this would make her the first woman to top the ticket of a major u-s political party. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. in for pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. this development surely shakes up what was looking like a hotly contested showdown tomorrow. now on kron4 news at six: >> vicki: >> steve:it's the final push for the democratic presidential candidates. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are criss-crossing california. trying to sway voters at last minute. the golden state and its tuesday primary are the biggest prize left in the race for the white house. before that big crissy field event.sanders has been busy criss-crossing california. catherine heenan is here with details on what he's been telling his audiences today. >> catherine:on this day before the california primary.sanders 'has' been busy. trying to woo voters in the state that represents tuesday's biggest prize among the six states that are voting. in an emeryville appearance earlier.he again insisted that he's the best candidate to take on donald trump in the general

election. he's probably not thrilled at today's news that president obama is expected to endorse hillary clinton over him.something that could happen soon. and despite the fact that clinton seems poised to clinch the democratic nomination tomorrow. sanders isn't letting up.saying california remains very important to him. sanders sounded more upbeat at

this san diego appearance sunday. where he sang and danced with supporters. hillary clinton is headed into tomorrow's primaries in california, new jersey and four other states just 23 votes short of the democratic nomination. >> steve:bill clinton is handling campaigning duties for his wife in the bay area. she's been busy in southern california today. the former president has been barnstorming the east bay. this is from his first event in hayward. he's made several stops and is suppose to be in san francisco tonight. during one of his events today. he said california could be the start of something special while sizing up november's general election. the former president also touched on some campaign issues. he says hillary is the best candidate to raise the minimum wage and unify the country. on the republican side. all the talk isn't about tomorrow but about what happened last week in san jose. things turned ugly outside a donald trump rally.

protesters threw things and there have been arrests. today the police response is coming under fire. that story is coming up in about ten minutes. \ >> vicki:a freightening incident, a 12-year-old boy stabbed in the back, while waiting for family to do some banking inside wells fargo bank on east 14th street in san leandro investigators say a woman armed with a knife and a pair of scissors stabbed the boy. then she robbed a customer. bank security guards witnessed the incident but did not physical ".wait for law enforcement to come"

iyona hammond was arrested by san leandro police outside of the bank. she is being charged with attempted murder and robbery mayors from the contra costa county are meeting with state officials to discuss installing cameras on east bay highways. representatives from agencies like c-h-p, califrornia state transportation agency and caltrans are meeting with the mayors in sacramento today. >> steve:the idea of installing cameras came about after 20 shootings have occurred on highways. the district attorney's office of contra costa county is working with local law

enforcement to install new technology on east bay highways. today we learned the man who shot two fremont police officers last week. took his own life. the alameda county coroner's office says gerald villabrille shot himself in the head. police found his body in the closet of a burnt out house in fremont. >> steve:villabrille had barricaded himself inside and after police fired tear gas into the home. called and claimed to have a hostage. it turned out that wasn't the case. the home eventually caught fire. during the standoff. police said they did hear one gunshot. as for the officers who were shot. they remain in the hospital. the judge who sentenced a former stanford athlete convicted of sexually assaulting a unconscious woman to six months in jail is now the subject of two petitions seeking to remove him from office. here's 20 year old brock turner's mugshot after he was booked into jail to begin his sentence. he's expected to be out in three months with time off for good behavior. the victim's emotional words that she addressed to her attacker have gone viral. she's decribed her ordeal as having left her closed off and empty. two different petitions looking

to remove judge aaron persky from office have gotten more than 150-thousand supporters so far. the prosecutor says she does not support the recall effort but is glad the victim's words have gone viral. "to be victimized" after his release turner will be on probation for three years. the maximum sentence could have gotten was 14 years in prison. seasonable temps have returned to our area. staying dry for the

work week. >> britteny: do not have an adequate chance of rain in the forecast level of outside right now barely any clouds with our live look right now at the bay bridge but we are seeing a bit of pettifog and closer to the coast in parts of san francisco patchy fog will remain and will start pushing and lend a little bit into the rest of to it tonight. as and dry for us to rainfall in the forecast. >> britteny: 8:75 degrees for inland spots. minis and 60's and 50's by 9:00 a chilly evening after staying out. 70 the same the tell a chilly day forest for

a san francisco 5654 daly city coming up a closer look at the 3 day forecast what to expect in 15 minutes. \ >> vicki:people across the world are remembering muhammad ali.who died friday in arizona at 74 after a long battle with parkinson's disease. catherine heenan is here with the latest details, including plans for friday's public memorial service. >> catherine:we know now that before his death, muhammad ali helped plan his own memorial service, designed to make everyone feel welcome and included. thousands of people are expected to attend friday. ali's body was flown into his hometown of louisville kentucky yesterday. a motorcade will pass through the streets friday to give the public a chance to say farewell. among those delivering eulogies -- bill clinton. he told our own will tran this morning in hayward that he'll never forget ali lighting

the olympic flame at the 1996 olympics. parkinson's disease was already taking a toll. people are still talking about something strange that happened in louisville sunday. a swarm of bees suddenly appeared at the 'ali center'.right next to a mural featuring his signature line -- "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee." a spot where no one can remember them landing before.

>> vicki:san francisco recreation and park officials will open a portion of alamo square park this weekwhile the park is still under construction. supervisor president london breed made the announcement earlier today. up next: fallout from the violent confrontation outside a donald the new accusations today coming from supporters of the

and how a father decided to punish his son for bad behavior started it all. plus some remarkable pictures rock climber being rescued. * * *

more fall out in the wake of the violence that followed last week's trump rally in san

jose. kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest on efforts to find and prosecute those responsible. sot barbara arigona/trump supporter barbara arigoni says she and other trump supporters feel like they are being targeted. arigoni says she and a man who tried to help here were attacked by anti trump protestors as they left the rally last thursday night in downtown san jose. so far, police have made four arrests. standup bridge sot albert morales/san jose police outside city on monday, barbara arigoni and a handull of other trump supporters blamed the violence on mayor sam liccardo for ordering police to stand down. sot barbara arigoni/trump supporter sot sam licardo/san jose mayor

"notice there is a standing order is ridiculous and will have the authority i would never give that order any way" >> reporter:police chief eddie garcia and other community leaders are condemning the violence pledging more cops and whatever it takes there is a next time. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 newss >> vicki:we've been telling you a lot about tomorrow's california primary. but several other states are voting or holding caucuses. here's a quick look at the map of the others states heading to the polls. including california, there's a total of six. this is the last major primary day of the election season. next week is the final contest. that's when washington d-c will vote. be sure to tune in to kron4 news tomorrow for complete decision 2016 coverage. a criminal justice reform initiative proposed by governor jerry brown will apear on november's ballot. the measure. to lower the state's prison population.was cleared in a san francisco court earlier today.

brown wants voters this upcoming november to increase sentencing credits to allow inmates new ways to get out of prison early. . the campaign. needed approximately 585,000 thousand valid signatures for a constitutional ballot measure this year. a disturbing situation happening at a prominent bay area university - in two separate cases, female students reported that they found a strange man in their dorm room next to their bed. the cases happened at stanford university. >> steve:in the first case student says she screamed when she woke up to find a strange man lifting the covers off of her while she was sleeping in her bed - last friday morning. then just a few hours later - around 6am - another female student - was woken up when she felt someone doing the same thing. the student then ran after the man - who got away. both cases happened at a student housing residence on campus drive east and in both cases, the dorm rooms were unlocked. students say it is common to not lock doors but they are going to change that. sot/tc: eesha choudhari/stanford

student i will do better to lock doors. stanford public safety department says they are working with a witness on putting a sketch of the man. the man accused of killing a mural artist in oakland last year has pleaded not guilty. the suspect, 21-year-old marquise holloway who you see here, is charged with murder. this video is from a previous court appearance. holloway faces multiple charges in the case and is due back in court next month for a pretrial hearing. oakland police say the gun used in the killing was stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent in san francisco. >> vicki:as we first told you last week on kron4 news: the family of the victim, 27- year-old tony ramos who you see here, filed a claim against ice. a claim is a precursor to a lawsuit. ramos was working on an anti- violence mural in west oakland

last september when he was shot to death. the claim says the gun was left unsecured in the agent's car rather than in a lockbox. which is ice policy. ice officials have not responsed to the claim. >> vicki:a florida father is getting a lot of attention online right now, for an ad he posted on craigslist. he's selling the truck he bought his son, after finding out he was using it -- in his words -- "to drive around and smoke dope with his friends." as joy purdy shows us.some are calling him "dad of the year." it's this craigslist ad, that seems to have started a movement of parents standing behind local father allan gieger. "texas, tennessee, just all over the place, telling me i'm not interested in your truck. i just want to tell you you've got texas support and everyone supporting you with your decisions." geiger says the reason this 1998 ford explorer is for sale, is because, quote: "he thinks it's cool to drive around with his friends smokin' dope and acting

all thug. especially not showing me and my wife the respect that we deserve." "got the last little bit of roach that i guess him and his buddies were smokin.who ever gets this thing has definitely got to clean it out." >> vicki:so -- dad decided. to take the car away from his 18- year-old son. adding a bonus for people who live in their neighborhood. "i had it for 15-hundred dollars, and i'll take $250 off if someone from the westside did buy it just so he could see it every now and then when he's walking when he's with his friends." the ad. getting attention nationwide. geiger says he woke up to dozens of messages from strangers, supporting his parenting decision. "i posted it one night woke up the next morning and seen a few shares, didn't really think a lot of it and the next morning i woke up which was this morning

and i had over 60 messages." geiger's son didn't want to talk on camera. but we're told, he's remorseful, and focused now on getting his diploma. joy purdy, channel 4, the local station. >> britteny: to the ultimate shares friday if you spot ancillary are shot shows what we

do to the north of our area a few little scattered showers just coming off of another system that will help drop temperatures over the weekend getting a fairly great chance of any rainfall. we noticed was a serious guys and as we get into tomorrow night and another on the five moves and. into livermore and then another round of sunshine expected until wednesday. 69 degrees a high moral berkeley. cluster and fat. 90 degrees in brentwood 8785 tomorrow. and then in the south bay 84 more. in hell 85. the

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>> steve: 700,000 cases that are being recalled that is in the snacks.which they are not included on the ingredients list. the items that are impacted are.single serve snack cakes and donuts.multipack boxes.and bagged donuts. also zingers and ding dongs made it to the list. anyone who has purchased these items and are allergic to peanuts should return the product for a full refund. seasonable temps have returned to our area. staying dry for the work week. on the east coast they're dealing with tropical storm colin tonight. dealing with tropical storm colin tonight.

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some here to consider clinton issuing a nominee. >> grant: bernie campaign reacted to news hillary and i've number of delegates needed to clinch the democratic presidential nomination. she

will be dependent on superdelegates. >> reporter: in san leandro is

that the 12 year-old boy is recovering after being stabbed outside the walls fargo bank. 32 year-old. and being charged with attempted murder and robbery. >> reporter: 2 cases of cholera last friday 3:00 in the morning females said she was in bed and she awoke to a strange man next to her bed. another female student was sleeping and the man was living her coverage of her bed she took off after him but

walked away. and now the department of public safety is putting together a composite sketch of the prowler in the meantime strongly urging people to make sure to lock in a dorm rooms. two different petition drives removing karen percy from office have done more than a hundred 50,000 supporters so far right now it seems the task

force made up of the highway patrol local law-enforcement contra costa distant trees offices looking at the possibility of installing high- resolution cameras and a license plate readers along both routes

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