was more than just symbolic. "the trump administration's arguments were not only not legally plausible, the court sided with us on every substantive issue. i hope this president learns from his litany of mistakes." there are six hundred other so-called sanctuary cities and counties around the country that benefit from this injunction.herrera says san francisco can now move on with its budget process, because he doesn't think the president would be wise to try and re- write the order, and he feels the case will stand up to appeals.live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news.

(catherine) an audit of the university of california system has resulted in a troubling accusation against its administrators --- that they 'hid' lots of money from the public. california's auditor says top administrators hid 175-million dollars from thepublic and lawmakers in a secret reserve fund... and they did it, according to the report, even while raising tuition and asking thestate for more money. the scathing report was released today....saying that u-c president janet napolitano's office created the undisclosed budget over four years - so the money could be spent with little or no oversight. napolitano denies the claim.... she argues the true amount of money in reserve is 38- million....and says that's a modest amount to stash away for unexpected expenses....

meantime, lt. governor gavid newsom - who's also a u.c. regent - is angry aboutthe revelation. he says it's 'outrageous' to force tuition hikes on students while hiding secret funds. he wants recent tuition hikes to be reconsidered.. (grant) the director of a boys and girls club after- school program has been arrested for child endangerment. police say that man posted a photo of a 6-year-old.... on an internet child porn chat room. 22-year-old benjamin goerke was arrested at the boys and girls club in san rafael. he posted bail this morning and is expected to be arraigned on friday. the u.s. department of homeland security tipped off the rohnert park police about the crime. they say goerke took photos of the girl with his cellphone and posted them along with personal information to a chatroom. police say that chatroom is used to help pedophiles make arrangements to molest children. authorities allegedly tracked the internet i-p address to goerke's home

in rohnert park. officers are still trying to figure out if there are more victims. (grant) another big story we are following tonight... fear amoung bart riders tonight - after an incident over the weekend at the coliseum station in oakland - where 40 to 60 teenagers swarmed a bart train... robbing passegers. (catherine) there are a lot of questions tonight - about what exactly happened and how bart plans to avoid another incident like this. kron four's dan kerman is following this story for us tonight and joins us live now in oakland with more. dan? natsthere are probably 50 kids at the front of the station,

ok a group just got on at coliseum, started beating the widows when the train doors reopened , they off boarded and were seeing beating up another male.emergency dispatch audio describing a mob of 40-60 juveniles taking part in saturdays on board train robbery at oakland's coliseum station. now bart confirms cameras inside the actual dublin bound train car captured high quality video of the suspects robbing passengers. that video is now being shared with neighboring law enforcement agencies, but bart says because the suspects are juveniles california law prevents them from sharing the video with the newsmedia. in the meantime questions being raised about how safe

passengers are on bart.sot joel keller/bartthe thing that's disappointment to me is we don't have enough officers to be on the trains , be in the stations and be in the parking lots.bart board director joel keller says that can embolden criminals part of the problem may be that the department currently has 38 vacancies.. .that's 20-percent of the force.soti'm going to call on the board management to put together a plan to fully staff the bart police department in this budget year and look at what resources are needed to accomplish thatin the meantime, keller hopes bart's new chief will also take a look at how the officers that bart does have are deployed bart board president rebecca saltzman says visibility is a keysot rebecca saltzman/bart board presidentthey can be off in a corner of a parking lot and you never see them even though they are there the same time as you so i think we need to better communicate with riders that they are there.142/they are there

(grant) bart police says they responded to the mob attack as fast as possible. but, if there was an officer stationed at the fare-gate... could they have responded even faster... or deterred the mob attack all together? kron4's haaziq madyun found some bart passengers who say they'd be all for...more transit police in visible places. bart is a transit agency that has its own police department with 187-sworn officers and 47- community service officers who patrol bart parking lots. in light of the recent incident involving bart passengers being attacked by a mob teenagers at the coliseum station..."i had 40 kids board my train and beat up someone" ...i decided to take a look to see how visable bart officers are at few stations. the first bart police officer i saw today was here in the parking lot of pete's coffee in jack london square. from there i moved onto the lake merritt station, which also houses bart police headquarters. i

saw a bart patrol car parked on the street. inside the station there was no sign of any police officers at the fare-gate or on the platform the next bart officer i saw was here in the parking lot of the coliseum stationhere in orinda there was no sign of bart officers in the parking lot, fare-gate or on the platformno officers at the gates or on the platforms here in concord or north concord martinez stations. a bart spokesperson told me that officers are not stationary outside of their 46-stations. that explains why passengers don't see them at the fare- gates but should officers be stationed at the gates? some bart passengers i spoke to said yesgood idea to have officers at the gate huh? shawn penniall/bart passenger: "yeah

i think it would be a good idea, um, people going in out and out of there without paying their fare"in fact while i was recording video for this story a fare-evader walked right through this emegency gate. that mob of teenagers did the same thing but an officer at the gate may have deterred themshawn penniall/bart passenger: "stuff happens at bart so it would be a good idea"on bart in the east bay haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) the c-h-p is investigating a fiery wreck on i-5 north of downtown los angeles that killed one person, injured 10 others...and snarled traffic. a dog was also killed. the exact cause isn't clear yet - but a tractor trailer rig, a tanker and four other vehicles ended up in a pile and a burst into flames. it's possible that one of the trucks crossed the median into oncoming traffic. most of the injuries were minor - but one woman is in critical condition. i-5 is a main artery north of downtown los angeles. traffic in the region was snarled - after all lanes in both directions were closed. (grant) police are using a

dive team and dogs to search a southern california lake for a missing five-year-old boy. they have been looking for aramazd andressian since saturday. that's when his mother called police after the boy's father failed to drop him off. that father was found later that day passed out in a park. he told police he didn't know how he got there. investigators recently learned that he and aramazd spent friday at lake cachuma. they are scouring the area for clues and witnesses that may have seen anything. police are holding the father on child endangerment charges. his bail is set at ten million dollars. (grant) that pothole you keep hitting is no doubt a reminder that bay area roads took a beating over the winter. now that the weather is improving, it's time to fix them.(rob in landing) kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us tonight with an update on work happening this week along highway 35, also known as skyline boulevard. rob?

(rob live) im here at the intersection of black road and highway 17, which intersects with highway 35 about 10 miles up the road. but as you can see, the signs warn drivers that 35 is closed to northbound traffic and open only to locals. there are several slides and slip outs and undermined pavement along the way. today, work began to repair one of those trouble spots and crews will take aim at another next week. by sundown this caltrans crew was expected to have installed some new heavy duty storm drains and laid down new pavement on a stretch of highway 35 between black road and gist road above los gatos . katie beach/caltrans" right now when we see a clear chance in the forecast we're trying to hit all the spots we can and coordinating with whatever closures are going on to get as much work done as we can..." creeks and culverts are still flowing and the water is running off onto the highway and side roads, undermining the pavement, leading to slip outs and the loss of one lane in several places.katie

nelson/caltrans" eventually, depending on how old the pavement is, the water will find the easiest path and once it finds a void beneath the pavement, it will scour the gravel below and that's when the upheaval of the road begins..."navigating the many closures, detours and warnings about rock slides can be tricky and frustrating, especially for locals like nathan kandler of the thomas fogarty winery.nathan kandler/thomas fogarty winery" yes, in a typical year we drive our tractors back and forth on highway 35 all the time. now we have to drive them them all the way down to the valley and than back up on other roads and that can be incredibly time consuming..." a few miles the other way crews are at work on a slide that washed out 300 feet of highway 35. that are cutting access roads and clearing trees. the $30 million dollar project will keep highway 35 closed all summer, effectively cutting off a crucial alternate for many locals and commuters.katie beach/caltrans

beginning may 1st and running through the 10th, highway 35 will be closed for repairs around the clock from zayante road to highway 17." we saw that during the winter when highways 17 and 9 were closed, 35 was the only way for many people to get in and out of this area. it may be less traveled but it's definitely important as an emergency road when everything else is closed..." (rob live) and starting monday and running through may 10th there will be an around the clock repiar closure for the stretch between zayanta road and a couple of miles north of highway 17.but again, work on that big washout at las cumbres road will take all summer. live in los gatos rob fladeboe kron4 news (grant) five overdose deaths - in 10 days... a deadly heroin problem is sweeping across parts of the bay area... (catherine) also.... several businesses - cars and even street signs have been vandalized in the north bay. police are now asking for your help in finding the culprit.. (grant) and next, the gas tax

recently passed in california - might not be enough to improve our roads. what you need to know about the new report. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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of californians are still reeling from news of a big fat tax hike on gasoline... now - a report suggests

that won't be good enough... a non-profit group called "next 10" says that while 'senate bill one' means billions more for california roads -- the money won't be enough to maintain the roads long term. they're calling the legislation a 'very good first step.' the report argues that the state needs nearly 10-billion dollars more each year....and the options include toll roads or charging drivers for the number of miles they drive. senate bill one passed the legislature april 6th....the governor has not yet signed it into law. assuming he does -- it will raise about 52-billion dollars over 10 years... (grant)water resources officials met with a state legislative committee today to discuss the february oroville dam emergency. the head of california's water agency says an emergency spillway worked despite extreme erosion. that erosion is what that led authorities to order nearly 200 thousand people to flee. republican assemblyman james

gallagher- who represents oroville- says the unexpected erosion reveals a design flaw. water flowed over the emergency spillway for the first time in february after damage to the main chute caused officials to limit releases.there is a 275 million dollar contract aimed at fixing the erosion damage. (catherine) the heroin epidemic is making its mark on the bay area... in just the last ten days, the sonoma county coroner's office says there have been five deaths due to overdoses.. authorities say the type of heroin being sold in the area is extremely volatile and potentially toxic. there's concern about the sharp spike in deaths.... all five of the cases were in the santa rosa area.. the exact cause of death is still being determined....but warnings are going out to the public about the disturbing trend. (grant)police are looking for five teenagers. accused of stealing from the apple store in corte madera last night.

they rushed into the store grabbing 17 i-phones, two computers, and three ipads before running away.it happened just after 8 last night at the store just off highway 101.there were customers inside at the time of the robbery...the store was about to close. the robbers are described as african american... in their late teens to early 20's.police have not made any arrests. (grant) and if you remember back in november... a san francisco apple store became the target of a snatch and grab - átwice. this is surveillance video the first incident that happened back on novemeber 25... at the store on chesnut street. even with employees in the front of the store - the thieves ran through the doors and grabbed as much as they could before taking off. that same store was hit again - four days later. the theives have yet to be caught. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist

brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will result in a slight chance of light precipitation, mainly from the santa cruz mountains northward into wednesday. a warming and drying trend will then get underway beginning thursday and likely

continuing into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. breezy northerly winds are also possible from thursday into friday, especially in the hills. (catherine) still ahead... a fit-bit fitness tracker - cracks a connecticut murder case. how it was used as a key piece of evidence. (grant) but

first, the warriors are moving on - after a first round playoff sweep. sports director gary radnich joins us on set after the break - with what's ahead for the dubs.

to the n-b-a playoffs-- round one is in the books...and it's on to the next series for the golden state warriors. (grant) the dubs...completed their sweep of the trail blazers last night in resounding fashion... with a near 30-point blowout, leading from wire-to-wire. gary radnich joins us in studio to talk more about the series...and what's ahead. gary?

to close out round 1, golden state summoned a mentality that would have come in handy last season, but will serve them well throughout every series going forward. when you have a chance to finish a team off, step on its throat and move in for the kill. "we had an opportunity to close the series out, you don't wanna let go of the rope or give the team any kind of confidence or momentum. we've done a great job of putting ourselves in a great position coming into game 4 with an opportunity to

move on to the next round and i think the way that we showed up in the first quarter said a lot about our mindset and our focus.""this team is just on a different level. i mean they could be loose, they could crack jokes before the game, they can crack jokes during shootaround with one another, about one another and then go out and do that." and in game four, we saw just how unbeatable this warriors team can be. in essence, it only took a few minutes to send the blazers home...as they put up a franchise record 45-points in the first quarter. when it was finally over, the warriors earned themselves a series win... and at least a week of rest while they wait to see who emerges from the clippers-jazz series. "i've been in this situation before as a head coach and certain teams and certain guys, you worry about having this much time off, but i truly believe it's good for this group." and someone that'll certainly benefit from that rest is head coach steve kerr...who's dealing with painful symptoms from back surgery. as of now, it's not known when he'll return to

the sidelines, but he still makes it a point to be around the team....whether it's a practice or the locker room. "you know he always thinks about the group and i think he should be a little more selfish with his time and his body, but he wants to be around the group. glad that we got to hear his voice in the locker room and the practice and stuff like that so we just hoping that he gets better, praying that he gets better and we all got his back."just because there aren't any games coming up, that doesn't mean the warriors are relaxing entirely.the team returns to practice tomorrow morning.mark carpenter, kron4 news. s (grant) with a government

shutdown - looming... could president trump be changing course on his plans to build a wall along the u-s mexico border? hear from mister trump...after the break. (catherine) but first, police say they need your help in finding the person who has vandalized businesses and cars in the north bay.

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police are hoping the public can help them catch a suspect who went around vandalizing storefronts and vehicles. (catherine) kron four's terisa estacio tells us what police know right now... and how they say you can help. (estacioó)i am here in petaluma with lt. crosdy with the petaluma police dept. you had someone go around and town and mark up buildings and cars. tell me what happened. they did a lot of damage. yep. they tagged buildings and tagged items. they were putting out their moniker all over. that is what tagging crimes are all about. estacio- you got some pictures of this. lt. crosby, petaluma police. yes. there was a business, yoga business that got surveillance video of the suspect and property damaged. estacio - the suspect is there. lt. crosby. - yes, do you and me, we may not be able to identify the person, but someone else who knows the person may be able to ascertain who this is. estacio- what should they do? lt. crosby. don't call 911. call the petaluma police dept.

estacio. besides cruel, he said what else. he said cruel, fury, and ftw, i wont elaborate on that, but some people know what that means. ok. thank you very much lt. in petaluma, terisa estacio kron four news. (grant) one of the groups

behind the ann coulter speaking event at uc berkeley for this thursday have pulled out. the young america's foundation says its decision comes amid safety concerns. the student group says the university has not assured them protection from violent protestors. the organization is still pressing forward with a first amendment lawsuit against the university. meantime coulter has said she will speak at sproul plaza this thursday afternoon. it is not clear if this latest development will change that. but university police are bracing for a complicated security situation at the outdoor sproul plaza event. site of the iconic free speech movement protests in the 1960s

(catherine) a dangerous brain parasite has made roughly a dozen people sick in hawaii...and now the state is trying to reassure tourists..... the parasite is considered rare....causing what's called 'rat lungworm disease.' some think the problem might be getting worse because of an influx of a tiny slug that carriesthe parasite.. but hawaii says there's no need for people to cancel vacation plans. some experts meantime, have accused hawaii of not doing enough to warn tourists and residents of the danger they can face. among the people who have become ill -- a bay area couple who both got sickwhile on their honeymoon. (anchor) time now to check on

our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will result in a slight chance of light precipitation, mainly from the santa cruz mountains northward into wednesday. a warming and drying trend will then get underway beginning thursday and likely continuing into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. breezy northerly winds are also possible from thursday into friday, especially in the hills.

(grant) president donald trump says he is not backing down on his plan to build a wall on the u-s - mexico border.... despite threats of a government shutdown. funding a wall has been a sticking point in congress. democrats favor enforcing the border with technology and officers rather than building a physical wall. however, congress is up against a deadline to pass a budget by the end of the week.

and president trump is reportedly easing up on his demand that billions of dollars to build a wall be included in that budget. according to our partners at cnn... president trump told journalists in private that he would be open to delaying funding for a wall until september. president donald trump:"the wall's going to get built, folks. in case anybody has any questions, the wall is going to get built. and the wall is going to stop drugs and it's going to stop a lot of people from coming in that shouldn't be here and it's going to have a huge effect on human trafficking, which is a tremendous problem in this world, a problem that nobody talks about but it's a problem that's probably worse than any time in the history of this world."(grant) building a border wall was a key promise of trump's campaign. he also pledged that mexico would pay for it, leading to criticism that his administration is asking congress to use taxpayer dollars to fund it. mexican leaders have always maintained they will not pay for the wall. (catherine) president trump's daughter ivanka, meantime....got a very mixed reaction from an audience in

berlin.. she was appearing on a high-powered panel at a conference to push for more support for women in business.. ivanka got some boos and hisses....even some groans....while defending her father's attitude toward women. she later brushed it off as 'politics'. this was her first overseas trip as a white house adviser. ivanka says she's still trying to define her place in her father's administration.. (grant) coming up, former 'bachelor' star - chris soules - finds himself behind bars. the charges he's now facing. (catherine) and next, a fitbit tracker - is now a key piece of evidence in a conniticut woman's murder. we'll explain how - after the break. (grant) stocks closed higher on wall street today after several big companies reported solid earnings. the gains were enough to send the nasdaq composite index above 6,000 points for the first time - adding nearly 42 points. the dow - rose 232 points. and the s&p -

gaining 14 points.

(grant)a popular gadget many people use to keep track of their workouts has turned into a crucial piece of evidence in a murder case.fitbits are everywhere.we borrowed this one from our producer, lindsay. (catherine) you might

be surprised at how much information they can store.and what police can do with the data. in december, 2015, police responded to a frantic 9-1-1 call from this home in ellington, connectictut. richard dabate said a stocky, masked intruder with a voice like vin diesel had murdered his wife.connie dabate was found shot to death in the couple's basement,her husband suffered only minor cuts on his legs, partially tied to a chairlast week, sixteen months after the killing, he was arrested and charged with her murder.the fifty=page arrest warrant describes dabate's secret life:a credit card account unknown to his wife ... used to pay for visits to a strip club he also used it for meetings at a motel six with another woman, who was seven months pregnant with his child at the time of the murder.they uncovered a text message to her from the night before the murder saying "see you tomorrow my little love nugget."burrowing down, police

found more digital evidence in connie dabate's fitbit bracelet it showed that she was alive and walking around her home for an entire hour after her husband said she had been shot by the intruder. dabate is charged with murder, tampering with evidence and lying to police. (catherine)the suspect is free after posting one=million dollars bail.he is due back in court on friday. (grant) uber - is not satisfied with giving customers rides on land and is now looking to the skies. we'll explain what this means after the break.

(catherine) yet another defeat for an executive order by president trump. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we're working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) that's right catherine.. another executive order is blocked. this time it was president trump's plan to cut off

funding to sanctuary cities. today, a federal judge based in san francisco ... put a temporary halt on that plan. billions of dollars were at stake coming up at six... we will have reaction from both the city of san francisco and santa clara county .. both of which were fighting the executive order. and we'll tell you who sees this ruling as a victory. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. catherine now back to you. (glo) former "bachelor" star chris soules is in trouble with the law.authorities in iowa arrested soules in connection with a deadly hit and run car crash in buchanan county.police say soules fled after his pick-up truck collided with a tractor on a local road monday evening.the collision pushed both vehicles into ditches, killing the tractor's driver. soules was arraigned tuesday, where a

judge set his bond at ten- thousand dollars. (catherine) the new samsung phone is already having some problems.. some customers are complaining that the phone screen has a red tint -- throwing off the color balance. now - the company will be rolling out new software to fix the problem with the new galaxy s-8. at first, samsung had pointed out that users could simply adjust the color settings themselves. but after a flood of complaints...they decided to offer everyone the software update. (grant) uber is taking to the skies with their next project- "flying cars." the ride-hailing company shared plans for an on-demand network of electric aircrafts that can take off and land vertically... just like a helicopter. the announcement today comes even as uber is facing problems on the ground with accusations of sexual harrassment at its workplace. their chief product officer,

jeff holden says it's a "natural next step for uber." plans for testing the "flying cars" will be in the year 20-20. (grant) speaking of tech... this week the national diversity council is hosting its first ever tech week here in the bay area. this morning...the diversity council honored 10 men and women who are have i-t leadership roles at local companies. people from facebook, mozilla, clorox and other were recognized. a symposium on how to workers can advance their careers accompanied the awards breakfast. i was honored to host the awards ceremony. lots of brilliant, innovative minds here for the national diversity the

national diversity council's first ever tech week. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will result in a slight chance of light precipitation, mainly from the santa cruz mountains northward into wednesday. a warming and drying trend will then get underway beginning thursday and likely continuing into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. breezy northerly winds are also possible from thursday into friday, especially in the hills.

(catherine) coming up next... we're hearing from bill o'reilly as he talks about being fired from fox news.

6 days after being fired from fox news, bill o' reilly speaks out! (catherine) the insider's debbie matenopoulos joins us from hollywood with more on this story. (----debbie----)yeah ... o' reilly reacted on his podcast yesterday as we go inside bill's new spin! podcast hey i missed you guysbill's back! podcast 00.47 i am sad that i'm not on television anymore. i was very surprised how it all turned out. i can't say a lot, because there's much stuff going on right now.fresh from his italian vacation after being releived of his duties as host of "the o'reilly factor" for alleged sexual harrassment of fox's female employees, oreilly

addressed his ousting on his "no spin news" podcast with bravado in tact ----podcast 01.00 i'm very confident the truth will come out, and when it does, i don't know if you're going to be surprised - but i think you're going to be shaken, as i am. there's a lot of stuff involved here.oreilly drew himself as the victim, claiming that there is more to the narrative than what's been reported in the mainstream media ----podcast 01.16 now, i can't say anymore because i just don't want to influence the flow of the information. airk tucker carlson i watched bill o'reilly at this hour for years.meanwhile - tucker carlson making his first appearance since taking over o'reilly's time slotairk tucker carlson what o'reilly did was not easy. he set a high bar and i'm going to do my best to meet it.also returning were the advertisers who had vacated after the news about o'reilly broke... tucker clearly poised to be the network's new star. the show will always be as we've said the sworn enemy of lying pomposity smugness and group think(----debbie----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at seven on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you.

(catherinei) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thank you grant and catherine. a big victory today for sanctuary cities as president trump's executive order is blocked. next the impact of the ruling. (pam) and california just passed a massive gas tax increase to fix the roads... but is it enough? we have the troubling answer to that question. kron 4 news ( pam ) a big ruling tonight on

sanctuary cities. a

federal judge has blocked president trump's executive order that would cutoff federal funding. ( pam ) good evening i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. this ruling came down just a few hours ago... and the reaction in the bay area has been swift. ( pam ) sanctuary cities limit their cooperation with the federal government and agencies .. such as immigration and customs enforcement, as way to protect undocumented immigrants. we begin our coverage with kron 4's justine waldman... she talked with one of the people who was part of the lawsuit seeking to block the president's executive order. justine? justine livewhile they celebrated here in santa clara the judge's rulingit does not mean that the fight is over. nat sot this is a joyful day clapping.a victory for the legal team in santa clara county.it along with the city of san francisco won its case against president donald trump's executive order threatening to cut federal funding from sanctuary cities

and counties.santa clara had 1.7 billion dollars at stake. san francisco about 2 billion dollars.sot this should dispense the cloud of coercive rhetoric that has been spewing from the white house all this bluster of using federal funding as a weapon against our local communitiesin his 49 page ruling, judge william orrick determined the president has no authority to attach new conditions on fderal spending. writing "the constitution vests the spending powers in congress, not the president. "sot this shows that the legal process does work particularly when we have a president who wants to overplay his hand as far as the authority that he hasthe decision stretches far beyond the bay area.the ruling is for a nationwide injunction.james williams / santa clara county counsel sot this sends a clear messages across the country that the checks and balances across our country are workingfor the immigrant community, this ruling helps some fears fade away.priya murthy/ siren sot knowing that

local policies can stay intact is of great comfort to the immigrant community justine tagthe injunction stays in place while the lawsuits work through the courts.the legal team here also said today they are ready for the response from the white houseand are confident they would win this case even if appealed.live in santa clara county justine waldman kron 4 news (steve) the city attorney of san francisco- dennis herrera- is reacting to the executive order on sanctuary cities. "this is why we have courts... to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general to either don't understand the constitution or shoose to ignore it. herrera also called trump's first 100 days a complete disaster. (steve) we sent out the push alert about the ruling

just minutes after it came down. you can be the first to know about breaking news through the kron four mobile. we also provide constant updates through our website as well as the kron four facebook page and twitter feed. ( pam ) today's ruling is the latest in several high- profile setbacks for president trump.( steve ) all of them coming before he has even served 100 days in office. grant lodes is here with some of the big issues that so far, haven't panned out in president's favor. ( grant ) maybe you remember during the campaign...then candidate trump telling people... they were going to win so much, they would get tired of all the winning. well... it hasn't quite gone as planned...at least not yet. it started with the travel ban... or the muslim ban as it's sometimes referred to. the first version was blocked by the courts... prompting president trump to go back to the drawing board. travel ban two-point-oh... was then also is being blocked by the courts. the white house is appealing the rulings. then came health care reform.... president trump vowed to repeal and replace the affordable care

act...obamacare. but...unable to get enough republicans behind the bill... it was scrapped and never even was put to a vote. and now there is today's ruling. the trump administration has targeted "sanctuary cities" and threatened to cutoff their federal funds. a judge blocked that as well. and there is michael flynn. his stint as a national security adviser was short. his connections to russia came into question and after learning flynn misled vice president mike pence, trump decided to fire him so the president's first 100 days have been anything but smooth when it comes to policy and following through on campaign promises. his next big one: tax reform. steve and pam. ( steve )safety concerns tonight about riding bart after a brazen mob robbed passengers on saturday. ( pam )now it turns out... bart

has high quality images of the robbery in progresskron 4's dan kerman is live at the coliseum station in oakland with more.. dan bart has confirmed cameras aboard dublin bound train have captured high quality video of 40-60 juveniles robbing passengers saturday night at oakland's coliseum stationsot looks like a group of 50 that bummed rushed the entire train bart is making that video plus video from station cameras available to neighboring law enforcement agencies but not

to the newsmedia saying california law prevents them from releasing video of juveniles. in the meantime, the latest robbery is raising questions on the overall safety of riding bart.sot joel keller/bart board directori ride the district regularly and its unsettling to know i may or may never see a police officer on the train in the station or in the parking lots so that's unsettling to me. bart says there are currently 38 vacancies on the force, which is about 20-percent. bart board director joel keller says it's time to make filling those positions a priority.sotthere was a time when you would see a police officer or two walking down the train just randomly, i have not seen that in months if not years. if people don't see that the riders feel unsecure and those who feel like doing something inappropriate feel emboldened. bart just selected a new chief and keller is hoping he reviews not only staffing levels but how that staff is deployed. board president

rebecca saltzman agrees visibility is a key sot rebecca saltzman/bart board presidenti think we have to find a way for riders to know officers are there even if they aren't seeing them.it turns out while those juveniles were robbing that train saturday two officers were patrolling the stations parking lot below.lot below/138 (pam) the bart police department is currently hiring. (steve) bart officials say more officers in uniform would be more of a deterrent for crime throughout the system. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story if you ever feel like you don't see bart's 187-sworn officers in a fixed position while you're using the transit system...here is whyalicia trost/bart spokesperson: "you have to keep in mind we have over 100-miles of track, 46

stations and only so many officers and we have to be strategic in where they are" bart spokesperson alicia trost says crime trends play a key role in deploying bart officers alicia trost/bart spokesperson: "we look at crime stats and as we see things change and spikes happen we redeploy and allocate resources appropriately"some bart passengers say officers are visable throughout the system bart/passenger: "believe it or not i just saw one on that train"bart/passeneger: "i believe bart police are doing the best they can"other passengers say they would like to see more officersbart passenger: "no question about it, that would get rid of kids jumping the gate and going in there"bart officials say they the police department currently has 38- vacancies...when those spots are filled that will help deter crimealicia trost/bart spokesperson: "no police department would say they don't want more officers"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) the heroin epidemic

continues to make its mark on the bay area... . in just the last ten days, the sonoma county coroner's office says, there have been five deadly opiod overdoses.. authorities believe the type of heroin being sold in the santa rosa area.... is extremely volatile .. potent and lethal. there is concern about the sharp spike in deaths.... all five of the cases were in the santa rosa area this week... the exact cause of death is still being determined.... but warnings are going out to the public about the disturbing trend. a live look outside right now on this tuesday evening ... let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to

the north. this will result in a slight chance of light precipitation, mainly from the santa cruz mountains northward into wednesday. a warming and drying trend will then get underway beginning thursday and likely continuing into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. breezy northerly winds are also possible from thursday into friday, especially in the hills. a new report from a san francisco non-profit features a troubling a new report from

a san francisco non-profit features a troubling claim --- that even a big gas tax hike will not be nearly enough ... to cover road repairs. catherine heenan is here with more on the report from "next 10".... (catherine) californians are still coming to grips with the fact they're going to pay lots more for gas...in the form of a huge gas tax..... governor brown hasn't signed senate bill one yet.....but it's assumed he will.it provides billions more for california's damaged roads.... so people aren't thrilled that this new report says it won't be nearly enough to maintainthose roads long term......even suggesting that we'll need nearly 10-billion dollars morea year on top of that.. the 'next 10' report says that we need

to come up with other ways to pay for our roads...that could include toll roads - or charging drivers based on how many miles they drive. some legislators say that senate bill one was never intended to pay for long-term maintenance in the first place....but say it will go a long way. the bill passed the legislature april 6th.... pam and steve? ( pam ) is whole foods about to join up with safeway? who is reportedly ready to make an offer for the popular grocery chain.( steve ) and will she or won't she. the new development tonight surrounding conservative commentator ann coulter's plan to speak this week on the cal campus.( pam ) stashing money. the serious allegations being made against the university of california system and how the allegations are conjuring up memories of a previous scandal involving another state agency.

there's angry reaction to a new report claiming that the university of california 'hid' 175- million dollars from the public and lawmakers.... catherine heenan is here with details from the california auditor's office... (catherine) one reason this is making a lot of people angry -- the reportedly 'hidden' fundwas there even as the u-c system was raising tuition and asking the state for more money.... in a scathing report - the state auditor says the office of u-c presidentjanet

napolitano created an 'undisclosed' budget over four years....so the money could be spent with little or no oversight. napolitano says it wasn't 175-million...it was more like 38 million. and arguesthat's not much to stash away for unexpected expenses. this is reminding some people of the hidden california parks fund scandal...from 2012.that's when the state parks director and her second in command were fired...after officials discovered the department was sitting on "hidden assets" totalling nearly 54-million dollars. as for the u-c system.....lt. governor gavin newsom says it's been evasive atthe expense of students, faculty, donors and public transparency. newsom - who's also a u.c. regent -- wants recent tuition hikes to be reconsidered.pam and steve? (2-shot/steve) the sounds of heavy equipment and boots on

the ground meansroad crews are on the job in the santa cruz mountains.(2-shot/pam) the weather is cooperating too.... as caltrans has started some badlyneeded repairs to storm- ravaged highway- 35.(map vo) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the work is focused on a stretch just south and north of black road, above los gatos. by sundown this caltrans crew was expected to have installed some new heavy duty storm drains and laid down new pavement on a stretch of highway 35 between black road and gist road above los gatos . katie beach/caltrans" right now when we see a clear chance in the forecast we're trying to hit all the spots we can and coordinating with whatever closures are going on to get as much work done as we can..." creeks and culverts are still flowing and the water is running off onto the highway and side roads, undermining the pavement, leading to slip outs and the loss of one lane in several places.katie nelson/caltrans" eventually, depending on how old the pavement is, the water will find the easiest path and once it finds a void beneath the pavement, it will scour the

gravel below and that's when the upheaval of the road begins..."navigating the many closures, detours and warnings about rock slides can be tricky and frustrating, especially for locals like nathan kandler of the thomas fogarty winery. nathan kandler/thomas fogarty winery" yes, in a typical year we drive our tractors back and forth on highway 35 all the time. now we have to drive them them all the way down to the valley and than back up on other roads and that can be incredibly time consuming..." a few miles the other way crews are at work on a slide that washed out 300 feet of highway 35. that are cutting access roads and clearing trees. the $30 million dollar project will keep highway 35 closed all summer, effectively cutting off a crucial alternate for many locals and commuters. katie beach/caltransbeginning may 1st and running through

the 10th, highway 35 will be closed for repairs around the clock from zayante road to highway 17." we saw that during the winter when highways 17 and 9 were closed, 35 was the only way for many people to get in and out of this area. it may be less traveled but it's definitely important as an emergency road when everything else is closed..." rob fladeboe/los gatosand more of the same next week as a stretch of highway 35 from zayante road to a couple of miles north of highway 17 will be closed around the clock for ten days. in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve)in marin county. . . police are looking for five people. . . accused of robbing an apple store.the corte madera store was just about to close monday night. . .that's when autorities say. . .the small mob ran in. . . randomly grabbing merchandise.there were still some customers in the store at the time. . . police say the thieves grabbed up to 17 i-phones, 2- computers, and 3-ipads. . . all totaling to about twenty- four thousand dollars.the suspects are described to be in their teens.police are now looking into any possible surveillance video for leads. ( pam ) the first shareholder meeting for san

francisco based wells fargo ... since its fake account scandal ... turned into a heated venting session. the meeting took place in florida and was disrupted at least once, and a man had to be removed by security. there was an effort to vote out all of the board members... over what some deemed was a "culture of dishonesty." but at the end of the day... the entire board of directors was approved. one of them barely made it... getting 53- percent of the shareholders votes. (pam) after a major merge with safeway... pleasanton- based grocery chain albertson's ... is still shopping around for its next... perhaps, more organic purchase. the company's owner is reportedly considering a takeover of higher- end grocer ... whole foods market. in recent years... grocers have bulked up their organic offerings... making the natural food category more competitive. now the owner of albertson's wants in on the competition. word is, a private equity firm that owns the company, has had early talks about making a bid for

whole foods. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area.. .. (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will result in a slight chance of light precipitation, mainly from the santa cruz mountains northward into wednesday. a warming and drying trend will then get underway beginning thursday and likely

continuing into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. breezy northerly winds are also possible from thursday into friday, especially in the hills. ( pam ) a prolific vandal.

what a suspect is accused of doing to several north bay businesses ... and the key clue in the case.( steve ) it is a shutdown showdown. how president trump's border wall could throw up a real roadblock in getting a deal done to keep the government open for business.(pam) new tonight at eight... calls of police brutality, after body- cam video surfaces.... of officers striking a woman repeatedly during an arrest. now.. her mother is furious with how officers handled the situation.why she claims police crossed the line... tonight at eight.

yes, the toyota mirai runs on hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. (oncam)in the north bay. . .

police are hoping the public can help them catch a suspect who went on a vandalizing rampage.the man tagged several petaluma storefronts. . .as well as vehicles.a yoga business nearby. .. caught surveillance video of the suspect.you can see taggings on one of the several places where he hit.police are now hoping maybe someone can identify the man seen in the picture. . . they say do not call 9-1-1.instead call the petaluma police department. (pam) the national rifle association is challenging new california gun laws ... created after the san bernardino terror attack. the lawsuit filed against the state, challenges the ban on semi- automatic rifles which are equipped with so-called "bullet buttons." those buttons allow for quick replacement of ammunition magazines.attorneys with the n-r-a say, the law criminalizes possession of firearms that are commonly possessed for lawful purposes. this lawsuit is the first in a series of 5..

which will be filed against the state. ( steve ) ann coulter has said she will speak this thursday at u-c berkeley no matter what. the move tonight by the group that invited the conservative commentator that is raising questions about whether or not the speech will happen.( pam ) and the wild and bizarre ending to a police chase involving of all things... a rental truck.( steve ) the president has vowed to build a border wall and it comes with a hefty price tag. but is he about to cave in to keep the government from shutting down at the end of the week.

a shutdown showdown. with little less than four days to go... it is building the president's border wall versus keeping the government open for business. ( pam ) as the clock ticks down to congress' friday deadline to pass a funding bill to avoid a shutdown - the white house is sending mixed messages on one of the biggest hurdles to passing that bill. it comes, as a busy week intensifies for both the president and congress. ( steve ) with more on what's on tap for today and the rest of this chaotic week... karin caifa (kay-fuh) has the developments from washington.

with just days left for congress to pass a funding bill and avoid a government shutdown...the white house -- sending mixed messages on what could be a major sticking point ..funding for trump's long-promised border wall.sean spicer/white house press secy: there will be a wall built. no one said delayed.monday night - there were signs the president may be willing to back off the idea of funding for the wall in this particular bill -- which skeptical lawmakers on both sides agree would be a smart move ..sen. chuck schumer/ -d- senate minority leader: it would remove the prospect of a needless fight over a poison pill proposal that members of both parties don't support. sen. lindsey graham/ -r- south carolina: i'm for a wall where it makes sense but a 2,200 mile wall doesn't make a whole lot of sense, there's not a big appetite to that. tuesday morning... the

president took to twitter - to say he's not reversing course. meanwhile some white house sources are signaling the president wants some type of funding for the wall this week ....but won't shut the government down over it.sean spicer/white house press secy: we feel very confident the government's not going to shut down.while the budget battle could be winding down -- president trump is aiming to deliver on another key campaign slashing the corporate tax to 15 percent. he's expected details on that wednesday.but some republicans say that could arrival -- if it adds to the sen. mitch majority leader: big subject, lots we're still way forward on that. in washington, i'm karin caifa. ( steve ) on the heels of a report on a rise in anti- semitic incidents... president trump delivered a powerful speech at the holocaust museum's day of remembrance. the white house has faced numerous accusations of anti-semitism since the election. they escalated earlier this month when press secretary sean spicer compared syrian president bashar al- assad to adolf hitler. spicer said not even the nazi leader used chemical weapons on his own people. spice later apologized. the president today made this promise.

will bear witness and we will act. as president of the united states, i will always stand with the jewish people." > ( steve ) trump also ( steve )( steve ) trump also said people who deny the holocaust are "an accomplice to this horrible evil." the president called it a dangerous form of anti-semitism. ( pam ) the student group that was planning to go ahead with a speech this thursday, by conservative commentator ann coulter .. now says, it is calling off the event. the berkeley college republicans had invited her... but university officials postponed the event over safety concerns. cal wanted to move the speech to may 2nd.. to what it called a secure location. the student group responded by filing a lawsuit yesterday to try to keep the thursday date. coulter has been adamant she would show up... even

saying, she would speak outdoors at sproul plaza. the student group however says, because of security concerns it is canceling the event. no word yet from coulter on whether or not she will show up anyway. (steve )water resources officials met with a state legislative committee today to discuss the february oroville dam emergency. the head of california's water agency says an emergency spillway worked despite extreme erosion. that erosion is what that led authorities to order nearly 200 thousand people to flee. republican assemblyman james gallagher- who represents oroville- says the unexpected erosion reveals a design flaw. water flowed over the emergency spillway for the first time in february after damage to the main chute caused officials to limit releases.there is a 275 million dollar contract aimed at fixing the erosion damage. ( pam ) california's 64-billion dollar high-speed

rail project.. is going to keep rolling forward. a judge is set to reject the latest lawsuit seeking to block the funding for the project. the final ruling is expected tomorrow. the lawsuit sought to keep the state from spending more than one- billion dollars on bond which were sold last week. this will keep the bullet train moving forward... but it is not clear where the long- term funding will come from. the system is supposed to link san francisco and los angeles by 2030. (justine)in santa clara county, a judge sided with the county blocking president trumps executive order to cut federal funding from sanctuary cities and counties..the ruling impacts the nation.the judge determined. the president has no authority to attach new conditions on federal spendingthe county celebrated the victory but is prepared to fight any appeals. justine waldman kron 4 news. (kerman)in oakland, bart has

confirmed cameras aboard dublin bound train have captured high quality video of 40-60 juveniles robbing passengers saturday night at oakland's coliseum stationbart is making that video plus video from station cameras available to neighboring law enforcement agencies . in the meantime, bart says there are vacancies on the force, which is about 20-percent. bart board director joel keller says it's time to make filling those positions a priority. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news (haaziq)here in oakland a recent incident involving a mob of teens attacking bart passengers has the transit agency explaining why bart officers are not postioned outside of each fare-gate to deter crimealicia trost/bart spokesperson: "you have to keep in mind we have over 100- miles of track, 46 stations and only so many officers and we have to be strategic in where they are, we look at crime stats and as we see things change and spikes happen we redeploy and allocate resources appropriately"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(rob fladeboe)here in the santa cruz mountains crews are tackling several storm-related repairs along highway 35. a stretch just south of black road was closed tuesday as caltrans installed new storm drains and paving. beginning monday, a more ambitious project will require a 10 day, around the clock closure between zayante road and highway 17. father north, at las cumbres road, a 300 foot long section of the highway was washed out. it's not yet clear whether caltrans will opt for a bridge or a new road. either way, the work is expected to cost about $30 million dollars and take all summer. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now...

seasonably cool temperatures will persist into wednesday as a weak system passes inland to the north. this will result in a slight chance of light precipitation, mainly from the santa cruz mountains northward into wednesday. a warming and drying trend will then get underway beginning thursday and likely continuing into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. breezy northerly winds are also possible from thursday into friday, especially in the hills. ( steve ) a rather strange police

chase... involving a rental truck and a driver who was in no hurry to getaway. the move by the suspect at the end that wound up with him getting arrested.

(steve) it was an out of

the ordinary police chase in los angeles today... when a man in a stolen semi-truck evaded police at extrememly low speeds. (pam) the man allegely stole a rental truck and then began a low speed chase through central san fernando valley.. for more than an hour. he was driving so slow that an officer was able to run out and put out a spike strip to flatten the tires. but he kept going. driving erratically. swerving across lanes and running red lights. at one point, it looks like he tried to hijack another truck. but police moved in... tased him.. and took him into custody. in sports... a formar 49er great will be coning back to the team... as a hall of famer...... and we take another look at the warriors decisive game 4 sweep of the blazers... gary has team reaction... and all the sports... coming up

the warriors with possibly their best quarter of basketball all season last nightwith kevin durant back after two games golden state just jumped all over the portland trail blazers getting off to a 14-0 start which balooned to 35-9 on their way to a 45-22 first quarter leadcurry led the way with 37 points only 10 for durant in 20 minutes thompson had 18 green 21

javale mcgee slamming it down warriors sweep the blazers they will ope the second round against the winner of the clippers-jazz either monday or tuesday at oracle arenahere is steph curry on the sweep and the man replacing steve kerr on the bench mike brown(sot: curry and brown) (curry)"we've done a great job of putting ourselves in a great position coming into game 4 with an opportunity to move on to the next round and i think the way that we showed up in the first quarter said a lot about our mindset and our focus.""i've been in this situation before as a head coach and certain teams and certain guys, you worry about having this much time off, but i truly believe it's good for this group." turning to cal basketball-- we now

know where star point guard charlie moore is transferring. the freshman willl become a kansas jayhawk. moore...announced last week that he's leaving berkeley to be closer to his family in chicago. he leaves the program on a high note...with a solid debut season...averaging 12-points a game and 120 assists. and the 49ers will be honoring one of their franchise greats. the team announced today that tom rathman will be inducted into the eddie debartolo 49ers hall of fame. the great running back....spent 23-years with the organization, as both a player and a coach. after being drafted by the team in

1986, he went on to win two super bowls...and rushed for nearly 2-thousand yards. and his contributions were invaluable in the coaching ranks... as his list of pupils includes-- charlie garner, frank gore and garrison hearst. his induction ceremony is tomorrow... after that it's on to philadelphia where he'll announce the team's 2nd round draft pick. and it looks like derek jeter is back in baseball...this time as an owner. a group that includes the yankees great and former florida governor jeb bush...has reached an agreement to purchase the miami marlins. their winning bid is reportedly 1- point-3 billion dollars.

it's not a done deal just yet....as the sale needs to be approved by 75-percent of major league owners. jeffrey loria...first bought the team in 2002...for 158- million dollars. dale earnhardt junior is calling it a career.the 42-year-old announced today that this will be his final seasonhe has 26-career victories and is a two-time daytona 500 winner... from 2003-2016 he was chosen the most popular nascar driver... that's 14 straight years... he is also a 2-time nascar xfinity series winner... he is the son of legendary nascar drivier dale earnhardt gregg popovich is seemngly as good a tipper as he is a basketball coachthis photo of a bill at mcewen's a bill at

mcewen's a memphis restaurant the san antonio spurs head coach was dining at before game 4 of his team's series against the grizzlies shows his left a $5,000 tip on a tab that was a little more than $800 the restaurant owner did not give details as to poppovich's patronige(wipe to harbaugh in italy) the michigan football team is on a trip to italyand that of course means jim harbaugh walking the streets with his "selfie stick"trying a little soccer drinking out of a fountain on the spanish steps playing catch in a shopping mall and even trying a little paintball he obviously doesn't want to get his khakis dirtythe team will be in rome for 8 days ( pam ) the eighth star wars

movie is not due out until this december. but we now know when the ninth installment of the popular series is hitting the big screen. why the date is a little different than previous releases.

(steve) good news to star wars fans. disney announced today said there will be less time in between film releases. (pam) episode nine in the series will be released on memorial day in 20-19. and epsiode eight is not even out yet!(pam) "the last jedi" hits theaters this december. here's a sneak peak of the episode-8 trailer released last week. then, fans will only have to wait six- months for a han solo spin off film to be released next may. this bucks the recent trend of star wars movies coming out around the

holidays at the end of the year, last weather and goodbye final look at the weather meteorologist brittney shipp.

"the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. number one, maks returns to "dancing" and immediately gets the boot. >> heather and maks. >> there's no explanation for this. >> inside their major ballroom upset and why maks missed his "gma" appearance with heather morris. >> they had some sort of run-in with some man near their house. then bill o'reilly speaks out six days after his fox firing. is he crying conspiracy? >> i'm very confident the truth will come out. and number three, just how hard amy schumer girl crushing on goldie hawn? >> as much as you can just be in love with a human being without being sexual about it, even though that is something that i am open too.

>> but we have "insider" bonus. get rode to pony up at channing tatum takes me behind the scenes of "magic mike live. ". >> was there anything like we cannot do that? >> no. >> and which moment led to awkward snps. >> we both kind of freaked out and got out of there as quickly as we could. maks's perfect "dancing" return also happened to be his exit. it is our number-one tracking story today. louis aguirre is off and michael yo is back with me. >> on top of all of that, maks hissed his gma appearance due to a reported break-in at his and peta's hollywood hills home. >> we'll get to all that. but start with how the evening began. kelsey was there for maks and heather morris' ballroom shock and awe. ♪ chasing butterflies >> you don't quite know what's coming next.