alleged gang member still wanted in the crime. facing multiple charges prosecutors say in court documents he used a machete on his victims. this here on this would area. the motive is still unknown. four of the six people there has been reports of sexual assault. another suspect who has been charged with martine as rodriguez pled not guilty. the two other suspects did not enter plea the back of the rate and a couple hours weeks.

>> vicki:the call came in at 9:14am >> reporter: "it looks like the caller at 301 san pablo is saying her daughter was kidnapped and pistol whipped" "the female is a teen and was confirmed to have been taken off of the street by the suspect" it happened on herzog ave at 65th street in east oakland that is where this 14-year-old girl was walking when she was

allegedly abducted. opd investigators say the incident may be connected to human sex "what we know from the past and kidnappings like this often lead into sex trafficking activity" shortly after ariving on the kidnapping suspect, who is only his 20's, and took him into "we did make an arrest in this incident" then they turned their attention to the suspect's apartment, which was a short distance from "we have the area surrounded and were no other victims or suspects inside "i heard that they pistol whipped her or something"

folks who live in this area are have them commit sexual acts it is crazy that they would be right on my block, i pass that house everyday" although the teenage girl has been rescued and a kidnapping suspect arrested, oakland police say their investigation continues. police are looking to see if there are any other happening tonight. >> vicki:a prayer service will be held for the missing vallejo teen. who was abucted on her way to school. pearl pinson hasn't been seen since may 25th. the man suspected of taking her. fernando castro. was shot and killed by police in santa barbara county, but there is still no sign of pearl. at 7 o'clock tonight. friends and family member of pinson. are gathering at the last known location the 15-year-old was seen. the overpass on taylor avenue and homes acres in vallejo. to pray for the safe return of pearl. >> grant: rally police 83 people killed several others injured two gunmen started shooting and a central tel aviv. the shooting was the most popular more a poor

markets the police say to people i've been detained one suspect is injured police searching the area. making sure no other plan attacks are bombs planted no word automotive. >> vicki: >> grant: random act of vandalism or somebody trying to shoot at a window in san jose.

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, all are possibilities as police this morning. >> reporter:shards of broken glass are all that's left of a large window at the northeast corner of san jose city hall after it was shattered by a bullet early wednesday in what city spokesman david vossbrink says is 'concerning.' sot david vossbrink/san jose spokesman vossbrink said there is no apparent motive for the vandalism, which is thought to have occurred between one and two a.m., based on video captured by one or more of the many surveillance cameras that surround the building. standup bridge security was beefed up after vandals tagged the building a number of times over a two week period in late march and early april. no one was inured by the shattered glass. police recovered the bullet but have not disclosed the caliber. the city spokesman says the vandalism was not preceded by any kind of threat. sot david vossbrink/s j spokesman as part of the investigation, police will try to determine whether the bullet was fired at

close range or possibly from a passing car. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news another huge night ahead for the golden state warriors. the dubs.now less than an hour away from tipping off game 3 of the nba finals. the defending champs are now two wins away from a 2nd straight world title. but--a victory tonight is going to have to come in hostile territory.as the series is now in cleveland. the cavs have yet to lose at home, but the warriors have a nice streak against the cavs. mark carpenter joins us with the details. dating back to last year-- the warriors have won 7-straight games against the cavs. there's a good chance some news from this morning could make it 8 in a row. as cleveland forward kevin love *won't be playing in game 3 because of a concussion. now that the final super tuesday is over. there's still a long fight to white house. after the break. find out how senator sanders plans to continue his fight. in the presidential election. and.

because of a concussion he suffered the injury in sunday's game to play took to the elbow to the back the had. american barnes second period of less season with a shoulder injury lawyers will aim to take advantage of the absence of put together another double-digit win. they've taken the first two games back 48 points finals record falling him tell have on the bench and they know the cows, fighting but the ndp says

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>> vicki: virtus is put to bed still a big spike the white house. how would the plan is to continue his fight for the presidential election.

as it sets its sights on the presumptive nominee clinton has focused on the general election. paris speech tuesday a brief epicenter supporters. leaders met that him and capital hill a closed-door meeting at the capitol house speaker paul bryant pushed colleagues fall in line. some lawmakers said they are not ready. urged fis top advisers otranto and things down using a teleprompter to build will avert a prepared speech this 9 clinton's record and read

concern eases in the the party. >> grant: >> vicki: 0 lot of people are going in and out to speak. and oakland mayor was one of them boys she pumped. they're getting a big round of applause. fe area

voters a first of its funding measure. measure 8 proposes a $12 partial tax. the bill was supposed to go into >> grant: funny joins four other states where terminally ill will patients can in the lives of

their own terms. . >> reporter: still very controversial and still plenty of a vocal opponents to this and got through in nine months the state legislature. he mentioned it takes effect tomorrow. a year ago january join state lawmakers to announce they're introducing legislation to allow terminally ill patients to analyze their own way. tomorrow that goes in effect tomorrow in california.

diaz says it he is gratified the december predicament will no longer. have to. diaz says that the lot calif. he will continue his travel and other states to try and make similar bills happen across the country. >> grant: mad before the health warnings in several cisco has

just been delayed a judge granted beverage company's ability to block along the coastal effect july 25th but the judge is now allowing the short term suspension of the bill because he says they're serious questions regarding the merits of the bill. the company stays the merit >> britteny: the fire continues to move at the golden gate bridge camera not looking too bad right now we did stocks start off with foggy conditions and that will be true into tomorrow to make up the golden gate bridge pretty well also dealing with stronger wind speeds closer the fairfield and are on 20 mi. an hour conquered

1717 in oakland that have been bay and then a pretty on short the stock onshore flow with low and unfair bichirs it stays cool for us into tomorrow and into friday satellite research such as we did see cloud spent a little bit in the rest of tonight the marine layer will return it pushing in when we see another foggy cloudy start the morning. and then one thing to point out as well watch and other weather disturbance of the gulf of alaska swinging through as we head into thursday friday so temperatures will drop once again as we go into the end of your work week. it will recover pushing into the weekend and have the jurors right now at napa 78 degrees mid-60s and richmond. 67 in oakland 75 in the seventh test 73 in sunnyvale. a planner for this evening shows that we will drop in the low 70's for inland locations cloudy breezy breezy conditions expected at least intelligent fox night. 5:00

having in the mid-60s and then 55 degrees for inland location 60 along the bay. 54 for the cuts by 9:00 we will see temperatures at 6 degrees for the locations. will be tracking with in-store the rest of the workweek and a closer look a week and forecasts coming up. >> grant: 5 video man. >> grant: backlash of the sentencing msf stanford swimmer out and

bernard brings us the rest of the story. >> reporter: in video a 30 year-

old greg banal spy on us to move. the program in the girl's arm pulling him with the mother joined in the fear washed into a violent tug of war. the mother's fear battle. screams, the attention of an off-duty deputy john who happen to be in the parking lot he cornered a man with his patrol car and arrested him as he tried to run away. it has its parent and then the dollar general concern for her safety. the daughter plans to be more aware of people nearby.

nobody answered at the door neighbor tells me know of relieving large numbers of trash bags at the curb. >> reporter: it with her mom one-minute terrified by crazed man bent on kidnapping her the next. >> vicki: had >> grant: how one may end was wrongfully convicted of rape describing prague tenors' six month sentence brian banks after the break.

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>> grant:a national woman's advocacy group is now joining in the call for a state oversight committee to strip judge aaron perksy of his job.

>> grant:meanwhile maureen kelly talked to an attorney who has tried many cases before that same judge who says he believes perksy made the right call. it's absolutely horrible what's happening to him deputy public defender gary goodman says he's been inside judge aaron persky's courtroom many times over the past year and half persky has been courthouse in palo alto. he's aware of those pushing to recall persky.who after last night's primary is moving ahead on to the november election. >> reporter: may bar: of sentence white justice. but so far from the truth if this were

a person of a community college or guy on the street and he would've had gotten the same sentence. and defense attorney says the real punishment happens after he is out of jail in required to be registered sex offender. the third crippling blow to the rest of his life. and then judge is moving ahead to the november election.he's running unopposed. today a women's group called ultra violet says they've collected more than 760- thousand commission of judicial performance to remove judge aaron persky from the bench. goodman says that's a mistake. >> grant:a man who spent nearly a decade behind bars for a rape he didn't commit. is speaking

out about turner's sentence. brian banks, a promising football star, calls brock turner's sentencing. a "privilege". at the age of 16, banks was sentenced to six years in jail. after being accused of rape. it wasn't until banks' accuser recanted her story. that he got his life back. he was sent to is based on lifestyle and upbringing. because of the conclusion was prison would have a net negative impact. but the children often talk about who have no choice than to where they are born and who they're bored too. i felt like that even less of their first of the house not even the that even do not want headline or paid attention to tread a

fine of the fact was pushed along to court as if i didn't even exist told you about on monday. >> vicki:the woman who police say stabbed a 12-year-old boy inside a bank in the east bay. is *now charged with attempted murder. police say 32-year-old iyona hammond tried to rob a wells fargo bank on east 14th street in san leandro on monday morning. hammond made her first court appearance today. investigators say hammond had a pair of scissors and stabbed the boy in the back three times and then robbed a customer. the boy was sitting in a lobby chair and waiting for a relative when he was stabbed. he is expected to be okay. the tories have the blaze under control the fire covers roughly 2,000 a. of forest they're

working quickly put the fire out the blaze went up and then grew to 3,000 a. 125 buildings have been threatened by the fire but we know holes or ranches have been damaged. >> britteny: you notice clot pushing in lead once again and we will see a decrease in clouds thursday night in the friday tablatures right now 75 degrees and rose to 70 degrees the bottle 59 in half moon bay and

then 56 daly city. a pretty and spread forth their thing about 15 degree difference between san francisco and stack the sla are shot shows that we have a really strong onshore flow that the jurors are a bit cooler than we have seen the last the day's highs from the region tomorrow will be very similar to what we are seeing today 78 center of the 75 serra fell and that 58- mile foot the-knees again for san jose plan to attend. and then 80 degrees in fairfield tracking cooler temperatures in the friday and then at warming things up in the saturday sunday we checked week and forecasts coming up in 15 minutes. to the >> grant: being handed

out with a memorial is taking place bill louisville basketball team plays. ali cassoulet at the age of 74 tickets were supposed to be handed out this morning the line started forming at midnight overnight. officials decided to distribute them early. the tickets are available on a first-come first serve basis for tickets allowed per person and 50,000 are going to be given out in all the memorial service for the greatest of expected to start friday afternoon. yo >> vicki: the instructor accused of killing her twin sister that a police officer using a taser on the teenager what happened to the team coming after if dow gained 66 flights.

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bearded quarter hurt ms. prosecuting attorney after a judge to desire request abela the 37 tilly wednesday as see via crash eastthe prosecuting attorney asked the judge to deny a request to set bail since the 37-year-old tried to leave hawaii last wednesday, just three days after the s-u-v cliff crash in east maui that anastasia. was arrested by police for second-degree murder on friday. "the fear that we have is that she could easily go to a country where we don't have an extradition treaty and she's already changed her identity once so she could change her identity again and we wouldn't be able to locate her." the defense attorney says she was trying to return to new york to attend her sister's funeral and was not attempting to flee. duval and her sister, used to go by the names alison and ana dadow, when they opened two twin power yoga studios in florida. they ended up shutting down the operation and left without paying employees and reimbursing customers.

the twins then tried to open a similar studio in utah, but ended up filing for bankruptcy. "they started getting into trouble in utah. each of them got picked up for separate duis, and one of the ones who was stopped ended up getting into a fight with the officer." the twins then moved to maui. they were arrested for terroristic threatening and disorderly conduct on christmas eve 2015. and one of them showed up at a homeless shelter around the for help. "it seemed like a downward spiral of events that didn't make any sense. they have a lot of people that love them." witnesses saw the sisters fighting right before the crash. according to court documents, the s-u-v accelerated, made a sharp turn into a rock wall, and showed no signs of braking.

"this case involves a devastating, heart-shattering family. her sister is dead as a result of the events surrounding this charge." lisa kubota, hawaii news now. >> grant: he demands that the 17 year-old daughter the car the team refuses and that the officer uses a taser keeps electricity going for 20 minutes a he picks the team drops of face first on the pavement the team win the cardiac arrest but, also

suffered severe brain damage the officer was sentenced to four years in prison. according to the c-d-c, stroke

>> steve: death with dignity was a controversial bill a heated debate was started as first brought in. the east bay woman with an incurable brain tumor removed organza and her life legally. -as a fourth of california's law we hear from him of plotting effect marlboro

>> grant:a recent report details some ten years worth of medical data related to strokes. cnn's jeremy roth has more on what researchers found. when it comes to strokes -- a new study says there's good news and bad news. according to university of southern california researchers, between 20-00 and 20-10 strokes fell overall among americans. that includes a 50 percent drop among people 65 and older. however -- the same study says strokes increased 49 percent among 25 to 64 year olds. researchers also found hospitalizations increased 14 percent among african-americans. one neurologist says that figure is proof many african-americans aren't getting the access to medical care they need. experts didn't have a clear answer on why strokes are up among younger people -- but say better awareness of symptoms is the most likely reason. doctors meanwhile say they

can't stress enough -- that a healthy lifestyle is key to avoiding strokes. included in that is being active, not smoking and monitoring cholesterol and blood >> vicki:guns n' roses front man axl rose is fighting back against people posting some unflattering meme's on the internet. several of the meme's have popped up with the hash tag "fat axl" and now rose has asked google to take them down. about. this picture showing rose performing with the tag line. sweet pie o'mine. a play on words from the song: sweet child o'mine. or this one that says: he's beena reference to their song: mister brownstone. have tons of cake. we should note that these pictures were taken during a concert back in 20-10. and maybe the most cruel. take

me down to barbeque city where the sauce is rich and the ribs are meaty. rose has demanded that google remove the photos from their search engines citing the digital millennium copyright act. google has not commented on the request. >> britteny: we will see the return of fog as the head of the rest of tonight you conceive of flight as long as well so windy conditions will be sticking around we did a pretty strong onshore flow when spades and fairfield. the settler in a shot

showing we are starting to see more clouds forming and again will push inland. where not saying any type of rainfall so we are tracking a little bit of a weather disturbance hopping dropped a victor's a bit more into friday will recover in the week and is a drive for the rest of the work week and the rest of tonight claude felt again and parts of san jose we wake of the foggy conditions than cloudy skies policy decrees in clause as a gut to the day thursday you notice we really clear things out especially in the thursday night. a lot of sunshine expected on thursday afternoon. >> britteny: friday we will be

on the cooler side. temperatures at this moment 65 richmond. platter as we go into the rest of tonight dropping down quickly by 9:00 p.m. for in the allocations down to 60. at the coast were down the 50, as they go into your thursday's 79 degrees take a look at the difference between thursday friday. temperatures dropping to 75 and then by friday that's the coolest day in a week as we get into a week and you notice that these temperatures will recover and we take a closer look at that 7 day forecast showing we will head back to the mid '80s as soon as sunday. and then we go to the high 80s monday. >> vicki:a zoo in san diego. is

celebrating. after the birth of one of the world's most endangered primates. experts say this red ruffed lemur baby.is part of a species. that is on the brink of extinction. this zoo has bred more than 100 lemurs since 1965.but this little guy named " ony".is the first born. in over 13 years. baby "ony". will be viewable to the public. by summer 2017. next at five. a stunning suspension for one of the top female tennis players. big news today in the world of tennis. regarding the future of

grand slam winner maria sharapova. today the international tennis federation suspended sharapove for two years. the insider's louis aguirre is following the story from hollywood. 5pm handoff to 6pm-tele 2shot >> reporter: as world a shocker for the court is it bad. banned for doping. the 29 year-old russian test are making an admission three months ago the decision was made to suspend her from tennis for two years.

january 1st the rules changed of volume came of prohibited substance which i had not known. she was charged with violating the anti-dumping rules. she admitted as for a hearing which took two days to complete. reportedly worth $195 million will not be able to play competitively to 2018 and as of now other companies now are suspending some of the major endorsement deals. will have so much more on the insider

tonight. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with a preview of kron 4 news at six. new law >> pam: take place tomorrow the death with dignity act was controversial inspired by the former east their resident and we will hear from her husband about the new law going into effect. >> steve: fbi on the hunt for bay area a bank robber rubber. those stories in just 70 seconds

now on kron 4 news at six: in all started with this woman, she left the bay area for oregon so she could die with dignity. and now in just a matter of hours. california will have its own "right-to-die" law. good evening, i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. california's 'aid in dying law' has been in the works for more than a year. kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with more >> reporter: "agnes of cancer and told terminally ill. >> reporter: and does 14 wayne of brittany was given six months to live. . her husband says she

decided that was not acceptable and if it decided to move the organ the one state the offer terminally ill people the ability to get prescription medications and there live. the california law have to on thursday californians aden dialogue goes into effect. "shoes shined to decide to speak up and to try and make a difference

california >> reporter: become the fifth state to pass this kind of law the husband says that he will work toward the passage of this law and other states. >> reporter: of the seven other states in favor other laws opposition to this remain very vocal and it will continue to work to make sure that this law does not expand does expand. >> pam: is here and how to vault has evolved and the states which allow terminally ill patients to die. on their terms. >> grant:the law goes into effect thursday in california, which is far more diverse than the four other states where the option is available -

washington, vermont, montana and oregon. oregon officials say most of those who have decided to take life-ending drugs in the state have been white, over 65 and well-educated. oregon pioneered the law in 1997. ".sex trafficking activity"

the girl was safely located by police. an adult male suspect has been arrested in connection to the kidnapping. oakland police investigators are trying to varify reports that 2-other young girls may have been abducted who were with the occurred >> steve:an update a story we first told you about on monday on kron 4 news. a woman accused of stabbing a 12-year-old boy inside a san leandro bank is now charged with attempted murder. 32-year-old iyona hammond made her first court appearance investigators say she was trying they say she stabbed the boy in the back three times and stole money from a customer making a

hammond didn't get very far and officers say they found blood on her hands and the scissors she was carrying. >> steve:f-b-i agents are after a bay area bank robber they have nicknamed "the dreaded bandit." one look at these surveillance photographs and you will see why. these first couple of pictures are from a robbery at a first republic bank. on van ness avenue in san francisco. the f-b-i says. this robbery happened in april. the man was wearing a dreadlocks wig and tan makeup. along with a fake beard. they think he is the same suspect who robbed a 'provident credit union' branch in san mateo, about three weeks later. in this robbery, the bandit pulled out a gun and demanded money. the f-b-i is offering a 5- thousand dollar reward for information leading to the robber's arrest. the hunt for a man considered armed and dangerous. and wanted for the murder of a novato teen, continues today this, as his brother, and another teen were in court on the same case.

the two are pictured here. these are pictures from an earlier court hearing. juan carlos martienz henriquez and edwin guevara are facing multiple charges including murder and attempted murder. the victim was found on a trail in novato. another person was found injured, and was taken to the hospital. his parents were in court today and say, he is doing better. the two suspects are under age

18 and have been charged as adults. javier guevara - the brother of edwin guevara. is still on the loose. it is unknow whether he has fled the area or the country. * * * the corner of 6th and santa clara in downtown san jose. is pretty much deserted during the wee hours of the morning. * * * with the exception of whom ever it was that fired a bullet into the lobby of city hall sometime between one and two a.m. today. * * * this is a shot of the bullet hole, caliber unknown at this time. it shattered a large window, spraying shards of glass across the pavement and into the lobby itself. no one was hurt. police are investigating and looking at >> steve:surveillance video. a city spokesman says the incident is concerning. we asked employees and visitors for their reaction. * * * security was beefed up and more security cameras were added here after city hall was hit with graffiti tags back in

april. a city spokesman says there is no apparent connection between the two cases and says there have been no threats against city hall. >> steve:the call to remove the judge from office who sentenced convicted rapist brock turner to only six months in jail is getting louder. a national woman's advocacy group called ultra violet says they've collected nearly 800- thousand signatures on a petition calling for the removal of judge aaron persky. but a deputy public defender who says he's appeared in persky's courtroom many times disagrees with any attempt to recall the jurist.calling him fair and honest. "following the rules"

persky is up for re-election. he's running unopposed in the upcoming november election. the santa clara registrar of voters says a qualified candidate could force a write in campaign if they were able to collect 600 signatures of county residents by mid august. even cooler by friday and warmer into sunday. foggy start again tomorrow. close >> britteny: look out side right now the you can see the flag is a polemic and make of the golden gate bridge. every mayor is not as big and as we seem to us tonight close pushed inland as well as the pri's strong onshore flow and. as like temperatures and our inland communities have been a bit cooler than usual. as the on the rest of the work week we will see another area of low pressure weaker weather disturbance moves through and got some pictures once again on

friday. and now 63 degrees and then the light of low 70's in santa rosa at 72 n. sunnyvale family in san jose. 17 in livermore and then still live in san francisco. the job quickly enlistees and locations by nine. democratic party's presumptive clinton is the first woman in kron 4's national correspondent d-c with what is ahead. she knew she had this wrapped

but still wanted a big win - and she got it. califnoria, she won by 13 points. new jersey 25-points. she also bagged new mexico and south dakota. clinton spoke to a crowd last night about makin ghistory. tonight's victory is not about

one person, it's about generations of women and men who struggled and sacrificed and made this moment possible. we understand that our misions is more than defeating donald trump. it is transforming our country. sanders hasn't dropped out - vowing to "fight hard" to win d.c. next week. he's talking to pres. obama tomorrow. but if he's looking for more time, it's already run out. clinton has the superdelegates, pledged delegates - and now, the nomination. in your washington newsroom, i'm national correspondent chance seales. larry sale of the us what what america now spend on. slump. america now spend on. slump. america now spend on. slump. hi. is the internet still out? yes!

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the golden state warriors are two wins away from repeating as n-b-a champions. and the way they've played against the cleveland cavaliers, "dubs" fans have to be feeling confident as the team hits the road. kron 4's j-r stone is at oracle arena. where thousands have gathered for a watch party. >> j.r.: everyday again or glory now for just $20. the notice

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at oracle. now back to you in the studio. >> reporter: was right on the wire. in this case between clinton and sanders even though it's not over yet it does not look good the distance is

relatively 22%. the defilade uphill battle for sanders. many measures that people voted and for those particular measures is really nothing right down the wire as well. many pretty much been done this morning once again as valid to be as we saw a couple years ago. also helping

the environment and the bay wetlands. and then they are known as water is better a a. will help several issues surrounding the bay. . support eris the work begins for an stirrer.

>> steve: also limits the total number that can operate to one. her curly to voters would also approve any new card rooms or expansion. the measure also would have paid for seismic upgrades. nearly 52% said yes but needed 55. measure h was the largest in the school district's history. >> reporter: been that these days or of any of much on luxury goodsthe company that owns jared, zales, and kay says

people just aren't buying as much. tiffany's is also feeling the slump. not as many people are gifting that signature blue box. why? blame silver and gold. it's becoming more expensive. but it may be more than that. according to the consulting firm bain and company -- people just aren't buying the pricier things. like designer clothes -- perfumes -- and purses. so where is the money going? appliances.tools.and a whole lotta home improvement. as a whole -- americans are spending more than 400-million- dollars per day on their homes. that's helping stores like lowe's and home depot. and it's only expected to get better -- once summer is in full swing. for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney >> britteny: fighting temperatures drop even more at it into a week and we said the warm things a backup always of perfect timing and then vote expect tonight we see a lot

thicker marine layer once again at the fog of the coast and then into tomorrow a foggy start however in the afternoon we see mostly sunny skies and clouds decrease thing into friday at temperatures which would drop. in the fog is not too bad tonight temperature is currently 74 fairfield 83 and at 70 livermore's 63 in san francisco. satellite and are shot. the onshore flow all going to see quite skies tonight. livermore fremont and hayward. there itchy once again. and then again into

friday. elsewhere friday morning but the see a clause returning. i from the region smarty degrees fairfield 79 in livermore and 60 and san francisco sunday forecast shows the job done a few more degrees and friday mid- 70s and take a look at your saturday 78 degrees and one of a little bit more on sunday. >> britteny: 88 monday heading into next week we stay nice and warm but temperatures along the bay. soda has been the most consumed beverage in the united states for years. it's held that title for more than a decade. we'll tell you which basic drink is about to pass pop by.

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>> pam:the beverage marketing corporation. says, bottled water is on the verge of becoming the most consumed beverage in the united states. >> steve:bottled water consumption. spiked more than 120 percent.over the last 15 years.from nearly 17 gallons per person in 2000.to nearly 37 gallons per person in 2015. other beverages. have dropped in recent years. those drinks. include sodas, fruit beverages, energy drinks, sports drinks, tea. and even milk. under a new law that starts tomorrow california smokers have to be 21 and older to buy tobacco products. governor jerry brown signed a tobacco-related legislation last month that increases the state's minimum age to buy tobacco from 18to 21. members of the military can still buy cigarettes if they're 18. hawaii became the first state in the nation to increase its legal smoking age to 21. more than 100 local jurisdictions around the country have made the change, including new york and

chicago. >> pam:an old disease that has a scary history has turned up in south lake tahoe... a flea has tested positive for the plague. the california department of public health says, a flea... found on a yellow chipmunk... has tested positive for the infectious bacterial disease known as the plague. it was found in the 'fallen leaf' campground. the plague is spread by wild rodents and their fleas and can cause fever, nausea, weakness and swollen lymph nodes. warning signs have now been posted in the area. officials say, the disease is naturally present in many parts of california. and they plan to do additional testing near the campground. next: >> steve:we brought you this breaking news yesterday at six: a fast-moving wildfire at a popular south bay park. tonight we have an update on whether firefighters are making any progess. and take a look at this. we'll show you where this massive sinkhole opened up. and what it has already swallowed.

plus the tributes to "the greatest" keep coming in. how new york city is honoring the legendary muhammad ali.

spy >> reporter: the arianna and returned her safely to their family and the suspect has been arrested in connection to the case the assistance and may be linked to sex trafficking of young girls in the area. >> reporter: in center fell the manhunt continues for how they are this as his brother another suspect are in court facing murder charges all and the same case. martinez and edwin did not enter a plea today it will be back in a few weeks and addition to facing charges of murdering edwin they are also charged with trying to the motive is under

investigation. >> reporter: one was hurt spokesman for city hall says that the incident as concerning no apparent motive no threats are known to of been made so far no connection with a wrist next and graffiti vandalism. >> reporter: more and more people across nations signing an on-line petition to move a judge from office he's argued many cases in the per seat courtroom that was a mistake.

>> reporter: menard died it there and now the husband leaves for california and that given that option his life and not.

ms. >> reporter: years find a female on the back of the rainbow community center and now authorities trying to figure out if all homicides are connected. >> steve:new at six: san jose police say they''ve arrested three more people and are looking for another person for an assault during last week's donald trump rally. they sent us a couple of pictures of the suspect who see here. they're being tight-lipped about the details. but are asking if you recognize him to give them a call. they are considering offering an award for information leading to an arrest. you may recall the protest outisde trump's rally last week turned violent. with protesters trading punches with each other and throwing things at police.

seven people have now been arrested. police are clearly not done with the investigation and there may be more suspects and arrests in the coming days. henry coe park fire-ots vo update on yesterday's big wildfire at henry coe state park. was spreading rapidly at last check. you'll need to visit the calfire website even cooler by friday and warmer into sunday. foggy start again tomorrow. >> pam: asserted yesterday after a no injuries reported no buildings have been threatened. >> britteny: the continued see strong wind and to the rest of tonight in another round of strong wind speeds into tomorrow afternoon. a closer look at those wednesday that they're doing right now 20 mi. an hour fairfield 17 in livermore 17 in oakland at pri's strong onshore flow with temperatures in at the

cooler today right now 63 degrees vallejo. '70s concord and yet 8374 in fairfield temperatures in fremont at 65 degrees 70 in san jose close seven days in sunnyvale. all weather disturbance dropping out of the gulf of alaska and closer into the end of your work week. it will also have brought temperatures dropping friday we start to recover as we head into sunday. it will be the warmer day of the weekend. the plan >> britteny: tonight shows into the 7:00 hour low '70's for us locations dropping out of the '60s for the bay mid- 50s heading closer to the coast. and then closer in to the rest of tonight you notice the rate we're returning in cloudy skies the start. livermore redwood city to san francisco and then before see lots of sunshine heading into the afternoon of like a seven day at the end of the show >> steve: guy can check of yourselfcheck out this giant sinkhole!.it opened up earlier

today in the middle of downtown ottawa.at a construction site. the incident occured right next to a popular shopping mall.and completelty stopped the flow of traffic. not only did the sinkhole cause the road to shut down. it led to a gas leak and a water main break. several nearby businesses. have been evacuated and people are being told to avoid the area. a van and a light pole fell into the hole as it grew larger.

the sharp >> pam: ahead to a must win in the stanley cup finals tomorrow night.

a complete >> steve: update of the war years the tribe 08 up three games in a cleveland all in sports.

>> gary: scoreboard right now 33 and 201120 point lead. grant who is my entering over their the lawyers suggest the last few seconds middle run. >> grant: this chance to say hello to everyone watching. the

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that was figure. those of you who are with us we have some fun with grant and there's currie during the breaks he read and it says further one whose knocking james. curry might be in the way. the big room has not come through. >> gary: down 20 when you shoot

those you get back in it. . the sharks at the south of pangolins. they just happened to bump up on the screen. murray has been suspended for two years and ad lib to what they throw up on the screen..

>> gary: day of the day when the honor him in the funeral in louisville. and all the people are as life today they had a festival for kids the i am a festival at kentucky is center for the arts education offering the mayor joined and that was pam's favorite maria as we

mentioned to a few moments ago by heavy duty suspension for one of the game's more well-known players five times a grand slam champion. the tass federation says she tested positive for substance at the australian open and sheep pills plan of killing the rolling she did not know the drug was illegal. last

night they get hit and rivers. that money mile and hour fastball kansas city and just been known he throws a people.

>> pam:if you own an apple device, you may notice a change when you go looking or new apps. apple is going to start showing ads in its app store. apple hopes this will create a new revenue stream when people go shopping for apps for the i- the ads wll show up when people use the search function. apple says users spent more than

20-billion dollars last year in the app store. it plans to show no more than one ad. which will be marked in blue. at the top of the list when a user does a search. no word on when this change will roll out. >> britteny: 0 friday 75 degrees and we see sunshine toward the afternoon and '70s than warm of into the weekend next week.

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