have (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: at a hair and we'll have ahead household decide floor to a hole in the >> reporter: at, and now it is affecting things. here

you can see the video of the judge entering the pulse of toll corp. posted a side door to avoid being photographed. the intense scrutiny slowly on route his decision to send x stanford swimmer brought turner to jail for six months for the sexual assault of an unconscious woman. he has brought multiple nationalistic agencies to camp outside his door. and now it is affecting what is glenn on inside his courtroom. --what is going on >> it is obviously having some sort of impact. >> reporter: ralph jr. is the attorney representing the defendant and the misdemeanor criminal case

currently in front of judge percy. he said during yesterday's jury section that says selection many potential jurors boyle of the controversies. >> this cecily was brought up and it affected them how it affected their lives how it could affect their judgment. --this was definitely brought up. >> reporter: and the s&p said approximately 20 jurors were excused because they did not feel they could be on bias in judge persky's courtroom. >> we've still got a jury, they have a top-notch staff, everything is just humming along normally.

>> reporter: i sat inside the courtroom this afternoon. to my eyes the judge appeared calm and a tentative and not destructive by the fact that close to a million people have signed an on-line petition calling for his removal from the bench. but the judge is not without supporters of this hayward resident show up today to give the judge a letter asking him not to buckle the pressure. >> asked him to fight and not to resign but then you are in danger and the independence of the judiciary creek. >> reporter: the judge has declined to comment on the abrupt turnaround case because it is under appeal. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> vicki: there has been worldwide reaction to this case and two powerful 12 page letter of the sexual assault victim left to her attacker. new york city

mayor posted a 50 minute long video on his face the page where his wife and celebrities + city hall staffers rid the nearly 7000 word letter. >> gabe: >> grant: and even a representative from the house are talking about the case on the house floor. they are saying that strong words for the republican representative dick pole had to say about brockton sentenced earlier today. >> reporter: here at lake placid on thursday afternoon. the brought turner case is still on the mind of stanford students. >> i think has to do with class and money. i do not think it is fair.

>> after reading the letter from the vet them to rid it is not giving her justice. it is really sad. >> reporter: at this point, there seems to be a consensus the publicity so marty the case is already making a difference and knock this as ever so says the signally. for sexual assault and tie line on the campus. >> wanting to focus on college students on the topic of alcoholic-says alcoholism. >> reporter: seems to be a consensus that most of the surrounding the case is already making a difference and not just at stanford. >> i think, in general just

this hitting surface because of the issue. it's bringing it back to the limelight. >> reporter: at stanford, kron4 , rob fladeboe. >> vicki: our coverage on this story continues on want i kron4 done,. we have a full section of the stanford rape case. you can read the sexual assault victims for " take letter. vice president joe biden's letter creek and the also have information on what we know about the judge in the case and his link to stanford university. you can also see all of the court documents on the case. >> grant: a big move toward democratic party unity today. as president obama met with bernie sanders and

later endorsed bill requested. mitla top gop officials are meeting with donald trump. sulking about fund-raising as well as his concerns over strong comments about a judge that many people say are racist. >> reporter: the democrats into a new face in the presidential race. in a video released by hillary clinton's campaign, president obama makes his endorsement. >> i do not think there have ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> reporter: the endorsement came shortly after the president met one on one with bernie sanders for more than one hour, with no eighth involved. sanders, said he will keep campaigning ahead of the d.c. primary, next tuesday. the made clear his chief political fall is no longer, hillary clinton. --

political foe is no longer >> reporter: >> president kennedy and i look forward to meeting with her and the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump. >> reporter: meanwhile, donald trump controversy, is about a federal judge continue to rankle republican. former president of canada scott walker and john k. sick, both said they may withhold their endorsements. house speaker paul wright, who endorsed chuck last zito in wisconsin with a station is a distraction. >> reporter: at a capitol hill meeting of trump supporters, and newt gingrich said it has been a learning experience for the cabinet. chung said part of

the day meeting with top party fund-raisers in new york--at a capitol hill meeting of top supporters. gingrich said it has been a learning experience for the candidates. trump, spent part of the day meeting with top party fund-raisers in new york, as some on capitol hill fret about what the top of the gop ticket will mean for them. >> vicki: killer clinton's campaign also announced the sheet and president obama will make their first joint campaign appearance next wednesday, in green bay, wisconsin. >> grant: there is much more news ahead at 5:00. more all rest and victims. after the discovery of of the fifth

teenage girl. the disturbing force prostitution case is next.

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haazig madyun reports. there are also no more arrests in this case. >> reporter: there has been a total of three teenage girls rescued in wednesday's kidnapping in north oakland. that is according to investigators here at zero p d headquarters. the incident was first reported as a single team been abducted near her result in 65th street. >> it looks like the caller is saying her daughter was kidnapped and his the with. --pistol whipped. >> reporter: as the ordeal was unfolding, family members were overheard telling police that the two

of the girls cousins were adapted as well. today all the de confirms that three girls ages 14, 15, and 16, were all victims and the state kidnapping incident. --same >> reporter: investigator said the kidnapping of the suspects, a 21 year-old male and 22 year old female or a registered and made entry into an apartment-- after making entry into an apartment associated with both suspect. regarding the kidnapping, a source told kron4 that the female suspect was trying to recruit the young girls into a life of prostitution, when they refuse, the mill suspect became violent and adapted-said to try to of the the girls. investigators will only say that they are

looking into any possible connection between the two suspects. the three teenage kidnapping victims and a six trafficking in the city. and how the fastest in oakland, how did madyun, kron 4 news. >> vicki: at stanford's campus to women say they will cope with a stranger standing over their bed. today, all police have is a sketch of the suspect. students at the college are now being warned about the man. he is described as hispanic between the ages of 18 and 30. they say he stands about 5 ft. 9 in. tall and had a stocky build with brown hair and brown eyes. >> vicki: he was last seen running down campus drive after being chased out of a home of one of those two women. other students live

in the area say they're taking extra steps to save- desk tuesday say this is a learning of the prowler. >> vicki: the stanford university department of public safety has released a sketch to all of its students. >> grant: campus police investigators are working on gathering at a dense on the incidence to help identify the suspect. authority's urgent to report anything does seem suspicious to the police. >> reporter: the want of a restive for spilling an ambulance from a san francisco fire department on tuesday has pleaded not guilty to rid >> reporter: 81 and lost her life or try to cross the street and san francisco civic center and their neighborhood today. >> grant: in happened today at the boulevard of franklin street intersection. that is where

we find kron4, alecia reid >> grant: this evening. what is the latest in the investigation? >> reporter: what we do know right now, is that the transit bus drop the victim of here. police say the woman somehow got in front of the bus to cross into the street as it was taking of doubt franklin and that is when the collision happened. >> that is just awfuljust >> reporter: the victim was struck across the intersection she and her walker, but underneath the boss. --stuck underneath the bus >> reporter: the judge the accident happened just after 1045 this morning. the victim in her 50s had just

exited the transit bus at some point, police say she made her way to the front of the vehicle, as the driver accelerated. >> we need something here to help us across the us >> reporter: our chemists but a lot of seniors crossing this busy intersection with construction nearby, and parts of the role we close. its a lot to take in. pedestrians to not feel safe. >> > >> reporter: >> i have osteoporosis so is really hard when you cannot look up, down, left or right. we need some type of safety or somebody your garden as presley when they are building over here. >> grant: there is still very active investigation and the driver remain on the scene and cooperate with the

police. reporting in san francisco dripping >> brian: >> brian: >> reporter: you could see the temperatures on the cooler side. not only for the rest of today but as we head into tomorrow. it was just as we get into the weekend. by 8:00 p.m., 65 degrees at 9:00 at 50. closer to the bay and for this would drop into the low 60s were along the coast. as we go into the rest of tomorrow, you will notice cooler temperatures as well. take a look at napa but and fairfield. >> reporter: i will show you

more and 50 minutes. --15 min! ( ( >> vicki: okay! >> grant: president obama is taking the first family on a mini vacation for father's day weekend and yosemite is on the agenda of the rich-- on the agenda. >> vicki: the obamas will be visiting the caverns national park in new mexico as well as yosemite national park. the white house, announcing the trip with this video of the president visiting yellowstone and other national parks or earlier in his presidency.

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>> vicki: the san francisco 49ers just wrapped up their minicamp today. and the big story line,--is colin kapernick. the off season has been filled with headlines on his health and future with the tanker it-- at a future with the team. >> grant: whether he will state mortgage rate. it has been months since he has spoken to the media, but this afternoon, the quarterback broke his silence and, apparently we sought a very different person. mark carpenter is here to explain what this is about.

>> reporter: >> mark: you would think after months of hearing that he is unhappy and want to get credit elsewhere, today would be very awkward. kapernick is known to be very aloof, short and almost indifferent to the media. but that was not the case. he was very open, a jovial and very accommodating. the most shocking moment came when the 49 republic relations team tried to wrap up the interview and he stepped deal with this. -- stepped in with this >> this is kind of a unique situation. if you guys have any more questions, feel free to ask. i want to make sure you guys get all of your questions answered and moving for wicked be all people wahl.

>> " what i tried to do is grow. and that is just not on the football field. that is in life. that is in my relationships, that is and everything. so, to me, being able to grow and having that growth is something i strive to do and i think that is something i think i took a big step in this past year. " >> mark: meeting colin kapernick 2.0. whether this is genuine or a surface attempt at damage rebuilding, who knows. but in the interests of pandora, what happened with bell think about asking to be traded? >> we were looking at different opportunities. our legal not want to get into specifics of what happened. why things happened. at this point everything is " wall, i m.a. 40 niner and once again, excited to get

to work with japan this coaching staff. >> reporter: and there is much to do. the 28 year old is coming off three surgeries and academics of the death charged after losing his starting job to belying gathered but he is determined to reclaim his role as franchise quarterback rick-- quarterback.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> grant: for most services for mohammad ali continue today. you are seeing the process and--process and to ali's home town of louisville ky where people are gathering to say their final goodbyes to the boxing legend. >> vicki: thousand from all over the world came out to the islamic prayer service today to honor all lee. it

was hailed at kentucky expo center and was open to the public. martin savage with a partner at sea and then has the details. >> reporter: and has taken teen years to put this plant and two of that tomorrow, it will be at processing where his casket will be driven through the streets and up through where he was born and his along-says and the mohammad ali center where he spent so much time. >> reporter: tomorrow afternoon 14,000 tickets will disappear and less than one hour. of those that will be speaking with former president bill clinton and more. including head of state. it would take more to

say goodbye to a great man like muhammed ali. >> grant:brittney shipp is here with the pleasant forecast. >> brittney: skit a live look outside right now. we are seen mostly clear skies, for rest of the region. expected for us some clouds. it will be cooler and then things will warm up as we head into the weekend. that occurred at 70. 65 degrees in fremont. 70 in san mateo, 65 in oakland and

richmond with 64. >> brittney: our coverages are much cooler for the inland locations and to conceive the 020 straight to from the water on to our land. that is why the temperatures are cooler and it will be the same trend to moral courage the radar shows that the system will not bring us any rainfall and it will stay to the north of buster--it will stay the same trend tomorrow and the radar shows the system will not read as any rainfall. it was they to be north of us. >> vicki: an american who joined ices will be charged by the federal court today for providing support to the terror group. mohammad jamal is the son of a palestinian immigrant and grew up and

virginia. a number of americans have been charged for seeking relationships with isis. but 26 years old is the first ice i affiliated american to have been captured on the battlefield. >> vicki: although there is no evidence he committed any violent acts. terrorist experts say it was inevitable that he would face charges. s travelling into the crisis-held territory if against the law. >> grant: yesterday, we brought you this story about the whole lying woman charged with the murder of her twin sister. we have since learned, the murder charges have been dropped. alexandria pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder charges earlier this

week. but not a judge has dismissed the charges due to lack of evidence and ordered her release. >> grant: prosecutors have said that she deliberately drove her vehicle all of a 200 ft. sea cliff in may, and essentially calling it a murder-suicide. but the driver of alexandria, survived and her sister and a stage deal was pronounced dead at the same. witnesses say the car showed no signs of slowing down before going off of the dead. >> grant: a man died at yellowstone national park after falling into a hot spring. our story say in happen to sit at the park when a 23 your old and his sister was hiking. they were reportedly hundreds of miles of beach real not realizing that the area is with numerous geysers and hot

springs. the water under the ben, breakable crust in the park's thermal area can be at boyle in temperatures. --boiling temps. >> vicki: twitter is denied reports that credentials from millions of their users were stolen or linked in a data breached. the social media company under fire since it was cycle league source said it received a cassette of twitter did contain 32 million records including passports. the web site said the explanation for the breed is likely mall where it expected some brokers. we will be right back! back! ♪ ♪

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>> vicki: sadly, the epic trip to the beach with the family has to come to an and at some point. and some people are filling sludge at the office. shocking? >> reporter: this clip expresses how many feel after coming back from a vacation or holiday. it has not been specifically mentioned in the manual of mental disorder spirit on social media it is known as the back to work boots or vacation hangover. there could >> reporter: be a variety of

reasons for it. during the holiday season people have fun having spending time with loved ones. plus, as many times expectations during the holidays are not met and that the print about the blue as well. it professionals--a profs is it this is what you should do. ease back to work for it did not dwell on vacation or holiday experience that has now come and gone. move on and say that it will come back again. for today's health minute i am jeremy roth. >> vicki: coming up with i e shikari to talk about currier, cooking and kids. --ayeisha curry

>> pam: we have been tracking the freeway shootings. nearly 30. we have talked about the deficit to the pittsburgh police department about the new cameras that will be going up and highway 4 and we would talk to residents and with their thoughts are about those new cameras going up. tonight at kron 4 news classic spirit and back to you in the studio at 5. >> vicki: alright, pam! we will see you at 6.

>> grant: the warriors will play at oracle at least one more time this season the cavaliers beat the warriors by 31 as nine in a game 3 of the nba finals. the cavaliers jumped out to a 17 point lead by the end of the first quarter and never looked back. curry struggle is going only to place in the first half. the kim b.p. finished with a quiet 19 points and turn the ball over six times. today curry reflected on the performance. >> there were more physical. there were more purposeful about what they were doing, it took us probably a quarter and a have to kind of response. and by that time, it was too late. you are down 33-14 on the road

in the finals, you are not going to win many games with that kind of deficit and a team that has confidence like they did last night. >> grant: the warriors still lead the series two games to one. game 4 is tomorrow in cleveland. tip of is at 6:00 p.m. and the cavalier reports that says and the warriors returned to the oracle on and off for game 5 on monday. >> vicki: curry is not the only one in the curry household bidding attention this week. his wife has ross a new pop up along with celebrity chef michael mina shop called international smoke and when it comes to mrs. crowley where there is smoke, there is fire it is a

story you only see, kron 4. --mrs. curry swathe >> vicki: >> vicki: you could say that ayesha curry loved to spice bangs up. she is an exotic mix of jamaican and chinese and polish and african- american. so it makes sense that her new venture has global flavor. she and michael could up the pop-up bar-b-que, called international smoke and san francisco. and while we tasted a hot dish of that chilly. we also talk to bar her husband, her kids and her passions.

>> vicki: ayesha curry, is also coming out with a new cookbook and a brand new food channel show. so, in their off days decrease like to force all round. i asked for one thing about the war years that for me stand out. and she pointed to her arm and a secret she steers with her in the p-- a secret she shares with her mvp --riley. >> it is a reminder to be in the moment.

>> it is ready to seize the day. >> brittney: that was so cute. >> grant: we all want to go to the restaurant. >> brittney: you will need to call us to--you will need to call her to give us all reservations. >> vicki: less,--let's hope they do this tomorrow1 >> grant: state in a moment,-- stay in the moment, steph!

(laughter) >> brittney: stay in th emoment-the moment. >> brittney: denied it will be windy with a few clouds and tomorrows some locations. temperatures will warm up on sunday. right now, 77 degrees and napa up, richmond 63, and san jose mid-60s, fremont showing us clouds would not be as big as we have seen the last couple of nights. part of concord and hayward you will see partly cloudy conditions for us. we will see a lot of it more sun dashon earlier then have in past days. although, by nine, a lot

more sunshine is expected for saturday and sunday. when >> brittney: could see more rainfall in the sierra as we head into sunday night and monday. when you wake up you could be in the 50 degree temperatures to rid 57 and san francisco, seventh to and concord. --72 in concord >> brittney: monday will be the peak and our warming trend as we call back down heading into next week. temperatures near the bay will be fantastic in the mid '70s by sunday. >> vicki: bass sounds fantastic. --that

>> brittney: beyonce! i do love her >> grant: lawsuit for beyoncé sake coming up!

>> vicki:two songwriters are suing british pop star ed sheeran for more than 20 million dollars. they claim his 20-15 hit song "photograph" was copied from their song "amazing," a 2012 single by another british singer, matt cardle.

>> vicki:cardle is the seventh-season winner of the british "x-factor." the lawsuit claims the two songs share 39 identical notes -- and use similar structures. harmonies and melodic rhythms. >> vicki:the suit was filed in los angeles wednesday and is now being considered by a federal court. sheeran's camp had no comment. >> grant: our lawsuit segment continues. >> grant:queen b. beyonce. is also facing legal trouble over her highly talked about lemonade album. >> vicki:the insider's louis agiurre is in hollywood to explain why. >> reporter:grant and vickie, the queen b is being sued by a film-maker who says the lemonade trailer was a "rip-off." so is beyonce's sweet lemonade about to turn sour? >> reporter:in a newly filed lawsuit, filmmaker matthew fulks alleges that within the 60 second trailer of "lemonade". there are 39 seconds of visual similarities to his 2014 short film "palinoia" >> reporter:fulks claims both images feature graffiti and the central character in a state of distress with head down and face our legal insider, attorney areva martin explains the theory within the suit- of how fulks claims this short film reached a member of

beyonce's creative team >> reporter:essentially the plantiff claims he was contacted by someone at sony about doing a video for another act not process. he sent this sony rep a link to his film and now he's claiming that element so fhis short film / are included in the lemonade trailer >> sending this sun rep a link to his family and now he is claiming bad this short pam was excellent copy at included in the lemonade trailer. --sending a sony representative.

>> vicki: wow >> grant: yes. brady is to try to figure out where she faith with all of this. -- brittney >> grant:that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> grant:steve aveson and pam moore are here with a preview of kron 4 news at six. >> pam: the city of his work is close to receiving surveillance cameras for a stretch across freeway. to keep the highway safe. that is next on kron4 newest and 6. -- the city of pittsburgh.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now at six: brock turner's sentencing on a rape conviction has created an uproar and demands that judge recalled. >> pam:but kron 4 news just obtained some court documents that are shedding in the courtroom. >> pam:good evening. i am pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. the case has gone far beyond the stanford campus where turner was on the swim team. >> pam:it's getting all kinds of national attention. even the vice president is weighing in. but these court documents

might change the tone of the discussion. >> pam:justine waldman has been going over them. she joins us with what she has discovered about the case. >> justine:brock turner wrote to the judge. that "coming from a small town in ohio. he never really experienced celebrating or partying that involved alcohol." >> justine:the court documents. have a strong letter from the prosecutor to the judge, showing that turner lied. the documents state. not only did the evidence from his "cell phone records. clearly show he was already an experienced drinker in high school, who regularly partied. and he had routinely engaged in smoking marijuana and experimenting with other drugs, specifically acid." >> justine:the prosecution wanted turner to serve at least six years in prison. in part to hold him accountable and "protect society". and to send a message about the seriousness of this crime to others. >> justine:as you know, based on the recommendation by the probation department. turner got a sentence of 6 months. and we learned today.he will likely only serve half of it. meaning he could get out of jail before labor day.

>> steve:thanks, justine. >> steve:we are now learning that the backlash of brock turner's six month sentence is impacting at least one other criminal case. >> pam:despite the fact that nearly a million people have signed an online petition. calling for judge aaron perksy's removal, the jurist has moved on. and is trying other cases. >> pam:this is video of the judge. as he enters a side door of the palo alto courthouse, to avoid being photographed. an attorney who is defending a client in front of persky today says, during the jury selection many people brought up the controversial turner rape case. >> pam:he says, approximently 20 people were excused. because they felt they could not be unbiased in judge persky's courtroom. meanwhile, one hayward resident showed up at the courthouse. to give persky a letter urging him not to resign. >>"reign of terror going on" >> pam:judge persky has declined to sentencing. since the defendent's attorney has filed an appeal. emotions over the lenient sentence in the turner case is

not sitting well with his classmates at stanford. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, emotions still running high. >> steve:rob? >> reporter:nothing in recent memory has touched a nerve here at stanford in recent years quite like the brock turner case. nearly everyone i spoke with today feel that he got off too easy. >> i did him--i think if that had been anyone else the verdict would have been different. >> reporter:brock turner was sentenced to roughly six months in the county jail but will almost certainly be released after serving just three months, says legal analyst steven clark. >>sot steven clark/legal analyst the fact he was sentenced to a local, regional sentence he only had to do a 50%

concord he could have had to serve as a significant lee higher portion of his guilt term had it been different. --higher portion of his jail term had it been different. >> reporter:most students are not buying turner's efforts to blame alcohol and peer pressure for his actions. a few say the publicity now unfolding is also a kind of punishment. one said a tougher sentence might not have much of a difference at this point. >> everyone agreed that the way this case was handled was an injustice. >> steve:we have a expanded coverage of this story online. there's a letter that vice president joe biden. we also have all the court documents from the case. just click the link near the top of the page. return to

>> pam: new at six: >> pam: the alarming number of freeway shootings. close to 3o in recent months. has east bay cities struggling to come up with answers. to catch those responsible. however, one town has agreed on a security plan. and as kron4's haaziq madyun reports, that plan is now being put into action return >> reporter:2-fatal freeway shootings in the city of pittsburg, one in april, another in may. city leaders have taken swift action in response. the money has been approved. surveillance cameras are coming to highway-4 >>"my time line is right away! we are hoping to have that done within the next few weeks. we are going to have at least 10 cameras" >> reporter:those cameras will be strategically placed along the this stretch of the east bay freeway says pittsburg police captain ron raman >>"we have identified several locations, nothing set in concrete yet but, the goal is, if a crime does occur to have an investigative tool to let people know that if they come into the city limits of pittsburg, they are going to be on camera if they commit a violent crime" >>"i don't know if it will be enough but 10 is a good start" >> reporter:this pittsburg resident says he knows where the cameras should be placed

>>"put one on bailey, put one on lonetree, you got to go through that area at some point to get out of contra costa county" >> reporter:knowing that surveillance cameras are going up soon about driving on highway 4 >> reporter:cameras are going to make you feel a little safer? >>"the cameras? it will make me feel safe knowing that the people who are out here doing the shootings will eventually be caught and off the street" >> reporter:since last november there has been nearly 30 shootings on bay area freeways while other cities impacted by this violence are trying to find the money to pay for cameras, this town found $100,000 dollars in the general fund to get the job done. in pittsburg haaziq madyun kron4news return to index of stories... >> steve:also new at six: san jose police tell us they've arrested a high school wrestling coach for

lewd acts on a child. we're told 34-year-old marc alquiza faces two felony counts. >> steve:he is the coach at independence high school. he accused of an incident with a 14-year-old girl on the summer wrestling club. >> steve:we're told the alleged incident happened some time last month. san francisco police and fire are responding to a fatal collision >> pam: involving a pedestrian near st. mary's cathedral. the collision at franklin street and geary boulevard was reported police officer wilson ng. >> reporter: police were out here today trying to figure out how this deadly accident happened. >> reporter:a vehicle collided with a pedestrian in the area. some lanes may be closed and drivers are asked to avoid the area if possible. buses are being rerouted around the area. >> reporter:the san

francisco medical examiner's office has responded to the scene. >> reporter: >> we need something here to help but across the street. >> reporter:his is a lot to take fan. pedestrians do not feel safe and they take extra precautions when crossing here. >> because i had hip surgery, i am always extra careful here. >> reporter: people are very concerned about their safety and what is ironic that after the deadly accident, there were people heading to a pedestrian safety meeting

in this building and they were shot outside the find that his victim was killed. reporting live in san francisco police still reid, kron4 news. --alecia reid >> steve:a flurry of activity today on the campaign trail. all of it centering around the white house. first, senator bernie sanders met with president obama. >> pam:and after that meeting, the president announced his endorsement of hillary clinton. jeff zeleny, with our partners at c-n-n. reports on the democratic effort to unify their party. return to >> reporter:on the sidelines no more, president obama offering a full-throated endorsement tonight of hillary clinton. >>i don't think there's ever hold this office. i'm with her. and i am fired up and i cannot wait to get out there and campaign for hillary. >> reporter:and clinton welcoming the news on twitter, writing: honored to

have you with me, @potus. i'm fired up and ready to go! -h democrats falling in line quickly united around the idea of stopping donald trump. >> reporter:the president's blessing coming just hours after meeting with bernie sanders today in the oval office. >> reporter:the visit included a walk along the white house colonnade. a courtesy normally afforded to visiting heads of state. >>let me begin by thanking president obama, vp biden for degree of impartiality they established during this process. >> reporter:sanders also returning to a place democratic leaders want him - back on capitol hill. a sign of respect and leverage after winning 22 states and aggressively challenging clinton. sanders didn't directly address plans to suspend his campaign -- but did signal he's' ready to unite democrats against the presumptive republican nominee >>needless to say, i am going to do everything in my power, and i will work as hard as i can, to make sure that trump does not become president of the united states.

>> reporter:trump also taking it all in tweeting: obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama-but nobody else does! >> reporter:clinton firing back: delete your account. rivals for a year, sanders and clinton will soon come together >>i look forward to meeting with her in near future >> reporter:clinton wants - and needs - his help, particularly firing up voters as he did across the country. >>presumptive presidential nominee i'm looking forward to working with him to achieve our common goal which is to defeat donald trump and senator sanders has said he'll work every day every week to see that happen. ---------------------------- >> pam:sanders says he plans to stay in the race through the washington d-c primary. that primary is next tuesday. and is the last contest of the primary

season. >> steve:police in san jose have been searching through surveillance video.seeking the identy of those resposible for violence that broke out at a donald trump rally last week. so far.police have arrested 7-people.accused of assault during the bay area rally on june 2nd. >> steve:many of those arrests are of minors. now investigators are looking at least three more people. including these two.caught on suveillance footage amidst violence that broke out between the 15-thousand supporters in attendance and the 400-protestors that showed up. >> steve:investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying and locating these outstanding suspects. the two seen here are said to be responsible for assaults that occurred following that rally. return

>> pam:we first told aobout a involving a stolen ambulance in san francisco on tuesday.we have new details tonight. on the woman suspected of being behind the wheel. >> pam:and new video comes out of police beating a suspect in southern california. >> steve:what happened to the officers that's sparking outrage. >> pam:plus, it is an icon from the popular 1980's movie "fast times at ridgemont high". its long, strange trip. and how it now has a permanent home in northern how it now has a permanent home in northern california. how it now has a permanent home in northern chi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs)

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>> steve:a teenager was killed after a california highway patrol officer caused a chain reaction crash earlier this week. >> pam:15-year- old weston sites. is now being mourned in the town of orland - which is near chico . following a deadly crash that was caused by a c-h-p officer. the fatal wreck started, when the patrol car slammed into another driver. setting off a chain reaction of cars rear- ending those in front of them.

>> pam:sites was pronounced dead at the scene. >> pam:now students at his high school are coming together to remember their friend. saying, their time with him was unforgettable. >> he was going to fly helicopters and i was going to fly planes. >> pam: d.c. 80 was investigating what the officer was doing. this week. the children wrote in memory of day it hit that test. --in memory of him. >> pam:a california teen was killed after a california highway patrol officer caused a chain reaction crash tuesday. the officer rear-ended another driver, setting off the deadly wreck.

old weston sites are mourning him. one of his closest friends. >>"probably the best kid that i have ever known." >> steve:weston site's best friend grayson taylor remembering everything. >>"she asked if i knew what no - we are going to go swimming soon is that what you are talking about? she said no he was in a car

crash." >> pam:the crash killed sites.he was pronounced dead at the scene. >>"he didn't, he didn't make it." >> pam:now- willows high school is coming together around one unforgettable freshman. "when you saw him he would always make you laugh, that's what.his goal was to do is to be that person." >> pam:a memorial as bright as he was.adorned with his favorite drink.and notes from his favorite people. >>"lately we have just been memories about weston." >> pam:so they wrote to him.and sent letters tied to balloons. to his new address. >> steve:the c-h-p is investigating what the officer involved that led up to the wreck. two other teens in the car with the victim. were treated for minor injuries. >> steve:this is simone roseborough's reaction to surveillance video showing two indio ruben joshua martinez at the pueblo viejo mexican restaurant in 2014.

>> pam:the video shows officer charles holloway and his partner confronting martinez -- with holloway kicking martinez twice -- and punching him multiple times. >>"even though, he might've been in the wrong, if he's resisting arrest, then they should take action. if he's given up, then no. they should just handcuff them and put him in the police car." >> reporter:holloway and his partner went to trial for using excessive force -- but holloway's attorney says the video doesn't show the full picture. >>"the video itself is from a vantage point that's remarkably different than high up. it's from a slight it from horizontal. and the officer is experiencing the event, while he's also watching it, and making decisions about his actions at the same time. the video is doing none of those things." >> reporter:while holloway and his partner have been acquitted of assault and falsifying police reports -- many say they found the video disturbing. >>"it's brutal. it's pretty sad that officers have got to treat citizens that way." >>"i think that those guys handle it. obviously, that wasn't the right way." >> reporter:while schwartz says his client and others -- hope to move on.

>>"with the world today, we need to be setting examples for our peers and things like that. beating someone else up doesn't mean two wrongs make a right." >>"the public expects to have safe streets. the public expects to have safe neighborhoods. and then the public the officers are dealing with, when investigating a crime, the suspects have become much more belligerent. much more challenging and threatening and the officers deserve to be safe too." >> reporter:indio police did not comment on the video -- as one of get his job back with the department. >> reporter: system expansion, the bart board of directors is looking to completely rebuild the agency's agingand voted unanimously today to place a $3.5 billion bond on the november >> pam:ballot to fund the effort. the bond measure drew government leaders, area business groups, bicycle advocacy organizations, nonprofits and community >> pam:a piece of 1980's movie history. now calls vacaville home. it comes from "fast times at ridgemont high" and was the ride of choice for a character played by sean penn. >> pam:lonnie wong gives us an upclose look. . >> reporter:among collectors it's called the fast times bus. it played a small but iconic ridgemont high as the ride of pothead student jeff spicoli. >> reporter:it was lost for decades, owned by a private party in thousand oaks.until

robert skinner rediscovered. he first saw the movie as a high school sophomore. >>"by the next year i owned my own vw bus in 1983." >> reporter:a bus he still owns. >> reporter:robert owns the vacaville auto body center, but he specializes restoring vw split windshield buses. he has 45 at his shop in various stages of restoration.aided by his >>"i made the curtains which was a challenge to get them to match perfectly." >> reporter:because the fast times bus's posters and photos was used to reoutfit the interior, complete with disco ball. of course it was the movie that made the bus. >>"who ordered the deviled cheese and sausage?" >> reporter:more specifically the sean penn character of spicoli. >>"right here dude." no one in their right minds would behave the way spicoli did in that classic movie." >> reporter:but plenty probably wish the could. >>"california surfer rebellious, crazy.and everybody wants to be that cool guy." >> reporter:the skinners kept fate a secret for a year and half open house in

april, paying homage to the move of course. it is now on it's way to southern california for a tour of car shows and special events where it will be the headliner. >> reporter:the skinners say they will make good on their promise to keep it in california. >>"it's here because it will be great custodians of this bus." >> reporter:in vacaville, lonnie wong, fox40 news. >> steve:skinner won't say how much he paid for the bus but says one of the bidders was offering 90-thousand dollars for it. >> brittney: 70 degrees and sunnyvale and livermore. the rest of the night we would see partly cloudy skies. not so much for the north bay. hayward and concord are seen cloud discussed tonight. you will see sunshine when you wake up to moderate even as we go into the afternoon with sunshine heading into saturday as well. >> brittney: hour with up to

the jurors at 56 degrees in antioch, 63 and plaza 10 am fremont at 63. hi all around the region at 78 degrees. --as you wake up tomorrow morning with 56 degrees in antioch. >> brittney: 77 degrees for the bay and 69 at the coast with a warning track as we get into sunday. our inland location would jump about 7 degrees between saturday and sunday and it will continue to climb on monday. as he cooled down toward the end of next week. >> pam: thank you, brittney.

>> pam:a big ruling on california's concealed weapons law. right now, people need to get a permit to carry one. will that soon be changing? it is one of the most popular dating apps around. >> steve:but find out which age group tinder is going to start blocking. return to index

>> pam:a big ruling today on concealed weapons. a federal appeals court in san francisco. upheld california's strict law. in order to carry a concealed weapon in the state, californians must get a permit from their local county sheriff. >> pam:they also have to prove they permit. two gun owners had sued. claiming the law violated their rights, and the second amendment. >> pam:but the court disagreed. >> pam:it says, the second amendment does not include the right to carry 'concealed' guns. it is possible this case could end up in the hands of the supreme court. >> steve:u-c-l-a is taking a hard look at campus safety following last week's shooting. that's when saw police

former student killed a professor before taking his own life. >> steve:the school is now putting together a task force. it will go over the response as classroom security and door locks. >> steve:some students said they piled things up against doors since they couldn't lock them. >> pam:there won't be any more swiping left or right for some teenagers. the popular dating app 'tinder' is now blocking kids. >> pam:since its launch in 2012, users between 13- to 17- years old. were allowed to use tinder and would receive matches within their age group. tinder says, starting next week, you will need to be 18 or older to use the site. >> pam:this comes as tinder is opening its doors to the transgender community to use the app as well. return to >> steve:a scare on the stanford campus. the alert going out tonight for students and what they're being warned about. >> pam:the tesla model "s" might start becoming a little more affordable.

>> pam:the move being made by the bay area electric car company. >> steve:and a little later. does 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick still want to be traded? sports director gary radnich has his first public comments since making that that's in 15 minutes. return ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day.

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>> reporter: and seven francisco a bus and dropped a woman of pear and then somehow made her way in front of the car-session in

front of the bus she was hit and tried to rid of both the victim and her walker were underneath the she was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver remained here and cooperated with police. reporting and set francisco, kron 4 news curry--reporting in san francisco, kron 4 news. .. >> reporter: >> my timeline is right in a way. we are hoping to have this done within the next few weeks we are hoping to have at least 10 cameras. sit >> reporter: last november there have been nearly 30 shootings on bay area freeways. >> reporter: the expert swimmer who insulted and unconscious one that will likely serve three months in

county jail. he is serving a six month sentence and a local county jail. prosecution won it six years to protect society and send a message. if turner behave well he can be out of jail by labor day. --justine waldman, kron4 news >> reporter: during jury selection, and another criminal misdemeanor case brought up the brought turner case and at least 20 jurors were excused because they said they did not believe they could be unbiased and the court rule. a jury was seated even italy and the trial is now on the way. maureen kelly, kron4 news. >> reporter: this is a high

but an issue. >> reporter: vicki of all rape was given six months in a local jail would not only serve likely, three months. they want a recall against the judge who handed down back sentencing. --that handed down that sentencing. >> reporter: releasing a sketch of a suspect described as a hispanic man between the ages of 18 and 30 years old about 59, and stocky build with short brown hair and brown eyes. police are asking for people to keep an eye out if you have any information. apollo alto, a brief hard for kron 4 news. --averi harper

>> pam:in palo alto we are learning that the fallout of judge aaron persky's decision to sentence the ex stanford swimmer convicted of sexual assault to only six month in jail is affecting at least on other criminal case. >> pam:during jury selection in persky's court room on another criminal misdeamor.many people brought up the brock turner jurors were excused because said they didn't feel they could be unbiased in judge persky's courtroom. a jury was eventually seated.and that trial is now underway. maureen kelly kron4 newsin petaluma: >> pam: a man is under arrest for a hit and run crash. that the weekend. police released this photograph of the crash taken by a wintess, moments after it happened sunday afternoon. >> pam:the man behind the wheel of the black truck sped off. the children, along with their mother, were in the mini-van. >> pam:the woman has broken

ribs from the collision and is recovering. police say, they caught up to 60-year-old christopher nelson yesterday. >> pam:investigators say, he told them he panicked when he saw the children in the van and took off. nelson faces a felony hit and run charge. return to >> brittney: once again, the pattern will ship as we get into the saturday and sunday at temperatures prove that he would notice a difference on sunday. a lot more sunshine is scheduled- jasper is planned ahead. was mid '80s by sunday for our inland locations. >> pam:in an attempt to make electric cars more afforable.tesla says it will start selling a cheaper version of its model-s car. >> steve:the new version, called the model-s-60, will

starts at 66-thousand dollars. version of the model will go for 71-thousand. >> steve:both costing quite a bit less than the current 89-thousand-dollar price tag on teslas model-s-90. the company says the new cheaper car will be able to travel 200-miles per charge. and has a top speed of 130- miles-per-hour. >> steve:according to the website.the palo alto, california-based tesla motors inc. is taking orders for delivery next month. >> steve:i cut the video. just need the words. file video already in oasis.times square performers to be restricted to designated areas new york - new york city workers have started painting teal rectangles in pedestrian plazas designating where costumed characters can pose with tourists in times square. >> steve:starting june 21,

street performers and costumed restricted to those areas when soliciting tips from tourists. workers started painting the designated activity zones on wednesday. the zones are a product of a law signed in april meant to curb aggressive panhandling. some lawyers and costumed complained the law infringes on the performers' civil liberties and first amendment rights. >> steve:but the times square alliance and the new york restrictions are legal. they say the costumed characters are engaging in commercial activity.

>> pam: newt tonight at 8! a mother searching for justice after her daughter takes her own life.

>> pam:we're getting a sneak peak at president's obama's appearance on the tonight show with jimmy fallon. >> steve: always fun!and did basketball star dwyane wade get a little too upclose and personal? amanda salas has the scoop in the hollywood today live- daily wrap! amanda >> i'm amanda salas from hollywood today live, this is the htl daily wrap. madonna is on jimmy fallon tonight but she doesn't get top billing.because the other guest is president obama! in his pre-taped interview, he talked trump, reminding us all that quote "this is not reality tv." the president added that quote "we're happy" that trump is the nominee. >> obviously, he thinks that hillary can beat him. >>the cmt music awards were held last night. tim mcgraw

took home the trophy for best video for his song "humble and kind." just like tim. and blake shelton took home a brand new award, the year. >>did basketball superstar dwyane wade and actress gabrielle union just give us a peek at their sex life? dwayne posted some clips on snapchat last night from, of all places, their bed. what do you guys think? is that a little bit too much? >>that's all for the htl daily wrap. return to index of >> steve: gary has all of your sports coming up!

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>> gary:grant lodes! >> gary: it is very intense right now! >> grant: he loves the sharks push back. >> grant: it's power ball! >> gary: you can feel the

intensity where you are? >> grant: yes it is. this is a do-or-die for the sharks spirit. >> gary: we will get back to grant and just a few minutes. sharks up to. --2 >> gary: if this happens tomorrow night. then, maybe we have a problem. >> gary:the warriors lost game four. but the biggest question is what's going on with steph curry? >> gary:the two-time mvp last night was held to two points in the first half. steve kerr even asked curry if he was okay to play steph ended the game with 19 points. 3 assists. and 6 turnovers >> gary:in this year's nba finals. curry is shooting 17-39 from the floor and is forty percent beyond the arc. he's averaging 16 points per game versus cleveland >> gary:the first unanimous nba mvp is on pace to be the third reigning mvp with the fewest points in the nba finals. 1989 nba finals - magic johnson 35 points

>> gary:1961 nba finals - bill russell 44 points >> gary:here's curry and steve kerr on losing game three return--realizing where i am at one before and look for my shot a little bit more curious and just run the offense better than i did last night. as a point guard, obviously not having a defensive break down as well. >> everything was great. what will the cavaliers do? guess what? they are a great pain. now all the sudden light of changes? and curry cannot play? this is all part of it. >> gary: need to have a coaching had media session taught by that died. because he does stand up

there and say hey you block his if you are always born people of this is how you do it. --blowing people all this is how you do it >> gary: ask, they had a bad game and they lost by 33 if it happens again tomorrow night. then we know the series is a little off. >> gary: kneeled and it hit at a tool a concussion and he has gone through all of these in the eighth steps to get back on the floor today. and of course they saw the play so well without him they are interested to see if they are going to place them back in the starting line up. >> gary:bogut defended him

today. >> gary: 6:00 to call for tomorrow. --tip off >> gary: colin kapernick, these guys may work well for a few days at these many camps. coming back from a rather serious not to play for cost cut after undergoing shoulder surgery but he will be ready to go in late july. it is the first time kapernick has said before a microphone before the end of the first best-end of the last season. he's read like a different

guy. --he seemed like a different guy. >> i am beckham and the film is good to be back on the field with them. and i have the support. i have an especially seen people who have supported me and it was amazing to be out there. --i am back on the field with my team. and if so good corporat >> this is a unique situation. if you have anymore questions feel free to ask. we want to make sure the to have had all of your questions answered and moving ford began to fall football. --moving forward

>> gary: everyone that knows him knows that he had a personality and can pull it off. grant, really quick is this still 3-2 >> grant: still 3-2. >> gary: you give feel the intensity by grant lotus waving bear. --waving there! >> steve: who had some pretty big of finance to show the next game.

>> steve: well gary just told us that the warriors will be getting ready for game 4 in cleveland. >> pam:nba finals game 4 between the golden state warriors and the cleveland cavaliers on friday will be broadcast live in san francisco's civic center plaza, mayor ed lee announced today. >> pam:city officials will broadcast the game on a jumbotron screen in front of city hall starting at 6 p.m. >>"we're creating a dub nation opportunity in front of san francisco city hall for families to gather and root for the warriors to another nba

championship," lee said in a statement. >> pam:the game will be played in cleveland's quicken loans arena. the warriors, who defeated cleveland in last year's nba finals, currently lead the cavaliers 2-1. >> pam:friday's event will include off the grid food trucks and family activities including basketball games for youth, free throw contests and themed art projects. no alcohol will be sold or permitted. >> pam:those planning to attend are encouraged to come early and take good night! we will see you at 8pm

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