prevent mobs from attacking passengershere is how it works; a bart employee observes a mob of people enter the station platform without paying...the employee then calls bart police...

made here at lake merritt but police say the new tactic of not stopping the train worked

dublin/pleasanton-bound train... robbing at least seven people and punching at least two others... bart officials were able to identify some of the suspects thanks to video surveillance footage from inside the bart train. bart police say they have also stepped up their presence in and around the oakland colseium bart station... (catherine) that disturbing weekend incidence of mob violence on a bart train is causing another victim to come forward -- who says she was also attacked on a train. kron 4's maureen kelly talked to the young woman - who says bart police didn't take her assault seriously enough and she wants answers. there were a group of teenagers kind of messing around on the train, hanging off the bars being loud but in general i wasn't paying much attention to them because they're teenagers why would i ever be afraid of them. tess pawlisch says she was sitting on a bart train while travelling thru oakland...looki ng at her phone on the train when she was attacked.all of a sudden i felt a huge punched

my head she was diagnosed with post concussion syndrome after suffering multiple blows to the head while riding on a bart train in oakland back in february. her attacker, a teen girl, ran off the train along....and witnesses contacted the train operator to let them know that the assailant could still be caught....apparently the train operator seemed a little impatient and just wanted to get going.the train pulled away from the station and tess ended up reporting the crime the next day...meeting an officer at the station. pawlisch says she was in shock after the attack and didn't find out about the response until reading this email the witness wrote to bart pd.but reading about this violent attack that happened to me and how how the response immediately afterwards was so terrible and they could've done so much more was really upsetting.not only that....a month after the incident she reached out to bart pd to get an update on the investigation. not getting a

response she reached out to a bart board member.she asked him twice for an update on my case and they never responded to her. even to the bart board member? even to the bart board member.she has text messages from her witnesses....one whom a month later says she had not been contacted by police....another saying she was called by police on april 6th. tess says bart pd dropped the ball.....and if they hadn't... they could've maybe got these people, maybe if they realize this was a string and a lot of events that were happening on bart something like what happened over the weekend may not have happened.in this emailed response to one of the witnesses a bart police lieutenant agrees that the train operator should have immediately reported the attack to bart pd. and today the acting deputy chief says he was made away of the delay in contacting the witnesses in this case two weeks ago. he calls it unacceptable and says he's put protocols in place to address it. pawlisch says she hopes bart pd has truly learned from this incident and is trying to improve...and isn't just saying that to deflect media scrutiny.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) another big story we're tracking tonight... it appears that conservative

commentator ann coulter will ánotá be in berkeley tomorrow ater all.(catherine) but the controversy around her visit continues... this - after a lawsuit was filed by conservative student groups this week. kron 4's hermela aregawi talked to people on both sides of the issue.she joins us live with the latest. hermela? in a press conference held today in sproul plaza.. surrounded by other protesters. the student groupdoubled down on their claim that the university is trying to resrict conservative speech by not providing adequate security for coulter's original appearance date.the university is maintaining that they did everything they could to make tomorrow's appearance possible but they couldn't do it without compromising safety. they say this is a really busy time of year with finals, so finding a venue that they could secure was especially difficult.the attorney of the

lawsuit against the university says.. she's not buying it. harmeet k dhillon/attorney: first of all i don't buy that they were unable to secure her tomorrow. secondly offering her a space to speak next week when the students arent here because they're studying for finals and in the middle fo teh day is not sufficient under the law so we don't accept an insufficient solution. we're here for 100% solution to the problem. school administrators say this is an issue simply because the berkeley college of republicans didnt' follow protocol and gave coulter the april 27th date without the university's approval.school even though happy with the order of the were done.. they tried to work anyway but it just wasn't from and ucpd in berkeley, aregawi, kron (grant) we first coulter canceling her speech- canceling her told you about we first (grant) we first told you about coulter canceling her speech- through our mobile app.... we sent out a push alert at ten this morning. make sure you

download the kron four mobile app to always stay up to date on breaking news. (catherine) some of the survivors of the fire that tore through a halfway house in west oakland last month - are now suing 15 former tenants claim the building on san pablo avenue had "slum conditions'... they're accusing the building's owners and managers of ignoring a stringof fire code violations. the march 27th fire killed four people - injured 6 others - and displaced about 100 people who lived in the building. the tenants who are suing claim the building didn't have smoke detectors and fire extinguishers....and also say the exits were blocked. the attorney representing them held a news conference today.... ken greenstein/attorney: if the fire system had been functioning properly this fire would never have spread. nobody would have lost their lives. nobody would have been injured. it would have been a minor fire. eliza anderson/tenant who escaped fire:i didn't hear no alarms. all i heard was people banging

on walls. that was the alert. all our neighbors were just banging on walls yelling 'ire fire!' no alarms. no sprinklers. no wetness going out. nothing. that woman says that if her aunt had not banged on her door....she and her three young children would probably have died. an attorney for owner keith kim is shifting blame to the company which managedthe property -- 'urojas community services'. the fire is still under investigation... (catherine) another big story we're tracking. a south bay woman was hospitalized overnight after being attacked by as many as 6 other women... it happened near san jose state university. police responded just after one-am to a fight on east san carlos street where they say a bottle was being used as a weapon. officers found the victim suffering from visible injuries....she's expected to survive. the suspects are described as women in their mid 20's....and they're still on the loose tonight.

(grant) the man charged with seven counts of murder for a school shooting in oakland appeared in court today but his plea entry was delayed until next tueday. 48-year-old "one goh", was recently deemed mentally competent to stand trial. the former nursing student is charged with killing seven people and injuring three others during a 20-12 shooting at "oikos university." prosecutors say goh dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting and wanted his tuition refunded...initi ally targeting an administrator. (catherine) it's offical... marshawn lynch is now a member of the silver and black.(grant) the raiders completed a trade with the seahawks that brings beast mode back to the bay area. sports director gary radnich joins us... gary he wasted no time getting over to raiders h-q today. (grant) a major announcement on

tax cuts... the white house calls it a big boost to middle income families. but the president's proposal could also lead to a big increase in the federal deficit. this story - next on kron four news. (catherine) then, the white house held an emergency briefing on north korea.... bussing the entire senate to the white house because of the growing tensions.. (grant) and after the break.. preventing sex assaults at bay area night clubs. how one local city plans to tackle the problem. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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house is moving on one of president trump's biggest campaign promises -- tax reform.(catherine) his team outlined the proposal today... which leans heavily on tax cuts.(grant) but so far the plan is pretty thin on details. from our partners at cnn... stacey cohan is in washington... with more on the plan. with just 3 days to go before president donald trump hits the 100 day mark... the white house is going big on one of

his major campaign promises steve mnuchin/ treasury secy: under the trump plan we will have a massive tax cut for businesses and massive tax reform and simplification. secretary steven mnuchin and national economic director gary cohn treasury laid out trump's vision for tax policy. reducing the corporate tax rate from 35 to 15 percent would be the biggest tax cut in u.s. history, mnuchin claims. the white house wants tax relief for middle income families, an end to the alternative minimum tax.... and a simplified tax code.gary cohn/white house chief economic adviser: by taking the current seven brackets we have today and reducing them to only three bracket. a 10 percent bracket, a 25 percent bracket and a 35 percent bracket. but democrats and some deficit hawks appear to be united in their opposition - questioning how the country will pay its bills.sen. chuck schumer, -d- minority leader: that's just a tax giveaway to the very very wealthy that will explode the deficit speaker paul ryan - who would be tasked with getting the

votes to pass any tax cuts - says he's been briefed on the details. but a senior gop source tells cnn the administration has not yet explained how these cuts would be paid for. this initial draft comes as leaders in congress continue to negotiate over a deal to fund the government, which runs out of money at the end of friday.in washington, i'm stacey cohan. (grant) president trump is once again blasting a federal judge-- this time over a court ruling against an executive order that would cut funding to sanctuary cities. pres. donald trump: as i said, we'll see you in the supreme court. a san francisco judge ruled against an executive order that attempted to strip federal funding from cities that do not cooperate with immigration enforcement-- otherwise known as sanctuary cities. the president took to twitter to accuse the system of quote judge shopping -- in other words chosing liberal judges to hear his

court cases. the presiednt says he'll be taking the case all the way to the supreme court. (catherine) state lawmakers are considering a proposal that would eliminate insurance companies and guarantee coverage for everyone. the idea is known as "single-payer health care." the proposal is gaining traction with liberals as president trump is working to repeal and replace the affordable care act. hundreds of nurses held a rally in sacramento today ahead of a senate health committee hearing. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warming of daytime temperatures will then be likely through the weekend and potentially into early next week as high pressure strengthens along the california coast.

(grant) big news dubs fans. head coach steve kerr may be back on the warriors sideline before their playoff run ends. general manager bob myers say's he expects kerr to find a solution to his debilitating health issues. kerr is suffering over complications from two back surgeries. the 51-year-old coach plans to be examined at stanford this week by back specialists. for now, top assistant mike brown is

leading the way as the dubs wait to learn their next opponent.... the los angeles clippers or the utah jazzafter sweeping portland in four games. (catherine)in southern california. . . the search continues for a missing 5- year-old boy.meanwhile. . . his father. . .who was a suspect in the case. . . was released from jail.aramazd (ara-maz) andressian (an- dress-ean) junior went missing saturday. . . police say little ara's father was discovered unconscious in a pasadena park that day. . .but ara was nowhere to be found. detectives say the father's statements about him have been inconsistent.he was arrested and spent days in jail being questioned.he was released yesterday. . . after detectives say there was no evidence to bring charges.the father's lawyer says he insists he did not harm his

son. (grant) april is sexual assault awareness month... and today district attorney george gascon, community stakeholders, and members of san francisco's nightlife industry all met together to combat drug induced sexual assaults... gason says right now the city of san francisco is seeing an increase in sexual assault cases among women... and it is happening when they are intoxicated or someone slips something into their drink... so... to create a safer space for bar-goers... they discussed strategies to empower staff at bars throughout the city to prevent sexual assault inside bars... district attorney george gascon: we can look out for one another. you see someone who is no longer able to take care of herself or himself because they are intoxicated... to sort of draw a line and provide some sort of protection around that person.guest speaker: even though the victim's credibility is always going to be the only thing that tells us about potentially what happened at the time of the assault.... the credibility is bolstered when we have eyes and ear, both, before and

after an event.(grant) they say simple interventions such as taking a picture, making light conversations and even asking for the customers phone number to call them the next day to check up on them... can help prevent sexual assaults or can help the victims of sexual assault. (catherine) coming up, united airlines is facing an odd new problem... less than three weeks after a passenger was dragged off a flight at chicago's airport. (grant) but first, a car torched and vandalized. where police are investigating a possible hate crime tonight.

a car spray painted and set on fire in vacaville and now it is being investigated as a hate crime. police are still looking for the person who set the car on fire. investigators say k-k-k was spray painted on the car before it was lit on fire. it happened monday night on william street. police say the owner of the car does not know why he was targeted.

he did not see anybody approach his car and could not provide any information on who may have started the fire.

north korea... after the break... the white house took a very unusual step today - that requireda bus..........and the entire u.s. senate. (grant) plus, new body cam video - shows the heroic actions taken by a connecticut officer whose saves a man from jumping off a roof.

nat pop for 02 (catherine) an extraordinary sight at the u=s capitol today: the entire senate bussed to the white house to meet with the presiident and his top military advisers. the unprecedented move comes as tensions soar on the korean peninsula.( grant )here's a look at the day's dramatic developments. the president in crisis mode as he calls in all one=hundred senators for an intelligence briefing .i think the white house wanted to convey that they are serious about north korea natthe trump administration indicating that it is taking kim jong un at his word ... that he is developing a missile capable of hitting the u=s. we have to look at north korea as if kim jong un will do what he says. "are north koreans worried that you may be headed towards war with the united

states?""it's a grave situation," he says. "but we're ready to counter the american threat with an all out war and nuclear attack."natthe response: american and south korean tanks and warplanes destroy an imaginary invader in a live fire exercisenat a controversial new missile defense system will be operational within days.natthe uss michigan docks in south korea... loaded with tomahawk missiles.the carrier carl vinson leads a navy task force east of okinawa .and the air force launches an unarmed ballistic missile on a test flight in southern california. north korea responded with its own massive artillery display. the situation is a tinderbox that some analysts believe could be set off by a small spark."the real question now," says military expert bruce bennett of the rand corporation, is somebody going to make a stupid mistake, because some kind of minor escalation could get out of hand,"the bottom line from the u=s pacific commander, "all options are on the table.. we want to bring kim jong un to his senses, not to his knees. (grant)as for the north korean

threats to sink the carrier...the admiral told congress his ships are fully capable of defending themselves against any air attack.he warned the north koreans, "if it flies, it will die ." (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warming of daytime

temperatures will then be likely through the weekend and potentially into early next week as high pressure strengthens along the california coast. (grant) ohio police rescued a 30- (grant) ohio police

rescued a 30-year-old woman - from a hole in her neighbor's backyard shed. they discovered the woman after a nearby resident reported hearing cries coming from the shed in the middle of the night. officers found the woman trapped in a hole only 24 inches wide and 40 inches deep. the small pit was covered with wood and heavy objects to prevent her escape. her mother had also reported her missing two hours before she was found. police arrested donald dunn, who lives in the home, and charged him with kidnapping. the kidnapped woman was taken to the hospital and has been released. (catherine) in connecticut. . . a quick-

thinking police officer found himself in a dramatic situation. .. with a man who was trying to commit suicide.. hamden officer justin martin was called to a community building to respond to reports ofan emotionally disturbed man. the friday incident was caught on video..you see the distraught man racing up six flights of stairs. . . he ran to the edge of the building and began to jump.. but just before he went over - police officer justin martin grabbed his foot and belt ... and yanked him back. it was all caught on martin's body camera. trt: "just wanted to catch up to him, make sure he wasn't trying to hurt himself. once i got my hands on him, i wasn't letting him go." martin - who played basketball in college - says he used his long reach to make the grab of his life.he says everyone got home safe that day. (grant) coming up, we've just obtained the 9-1-1 call from former 'bachelor' star chris soules.. hear what he had to say after the

deadly crash. (catherine) but first, united airlines is under fire - again. this time involving a passengers pet - that was found dead. (grant) stocks are nearly unchanged as early gains evaporated following the white house's announcement about its tax policy proposals. the dow losing 21 points. the nasdaq dropping about a fraction of a point. and the s&p slipping a little more than one point.

yet another troubling story involving united airlines. now the airline is being accused of killing a rabbit a valuable rabbit named "simon" mysteriously died while flying united according to a new report. and not just any rabbit. simon was a 3- foot 'continental giant' ..specially bredby a woman in britain. simon is the son of the world's biggest rabbit....and he was expected to geteven bigger than his father. but after a flight from london -- he arrived at chicago's o'hare airport dead - under "strange circumstances." he'd been in the plane's cargo section. the british owner - annette edwards - says he'd had a vet's check-up three hours before the flightand was fine. simon was being sold to a mystery 'celebrity' in the

u.s.....who'd paid thousands to have him flown to chicago. united says it's "saddened" -- and is reviewing what happened. (catherine) and there's more...now some officials in a massachusetts city are trying to ban employees fromusing public money to fly on united.. it's a response to the passenger recently dragged off a flight in chicago -- dr. david dao. the cambridge city council passed a proposal this week asking the city manager to ban official city travel on united -- whenever there are other options. the council members say united does "not reflect cambridge's values." the airline says it no longer allows crew members to displace passengers who are already seated. (grant) a big story we've been tracking this evening. e-s-p-n... is laying off one hundred employees. most of the workers getting pink slips are on-air personalities and writers. analyst trent

dilfer, reporter ed werder, and writer jayson stark all tweeted they had been fired. the company says the layoffs are necessary as it shifts toward digital content. the disney-owned sports network was an early success story in cable programming. but it has recently faced declining cable subscriptions and skyrocketing costs obtaining the rights to broadcast nba and nfl games. (grant) coming up after the break.. bay area mothers are opening up about the challenges of raising a child on the autism spectrum. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) conservative commentator

ann coulter's speaking engagement at u.c. berkeley... canceled. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant... the event is called off but that does not end the controversy. today the student group who

was organizing the event said they had to cancel it.... because the university would not provide adequate security. the university maintains that they did everything they could. but the berkeley college republicans are not buying it... and plan to push on with their lawsuit against the university. at six we'll have reaction and tell you why police at the university are still planning for protests tomorrow. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. grant now back to you. (catherine) in a story you'll only see on kron 4 a number of mothers from the bay area sat down with our alecia reid to discuss raising autistic children on the moderate to severe end of the spectrum .(grant) they say it is a job for a community of people... working to help their children gain independence. in our autism awareness month special, these mothers hope the disability won't hinder their kid's futures.. learning is a

challenge for 16 year old isabel.

significant improvement. the pre-teen continues to work on his speech, but the great news is that he now walks around with a device designed specifically for him. so although he may not be able to say what he needs, the machine can do the job.kasten rich, who is a ball of energy, attends the same school as izzy and muhammed. at the bay school each student has their own instructor. their parents have become close friends over the yearsknowing each child has their own eccentric trait."it's not easy for them. at all"bridgewith autism, diagnosis can range anywhere on the spectrum, and for a lot of these families, any small accomplishment is a huge victory.like izzy making eye contact. her mom says for

10 years, she would never so much as look someone in the eye. it's been a long road, and the family's expectations have been altered.(crying) "not to assume that every little girl can be a temple grandin, because she won't be. so that's kind of been a little hard over the years." it's emotional for the community of parents that try to uplift each other. at times, their childrens' behaviors in public raises eyebrows. one too many of them have had police called because there's an episode and people don't understand."are they gonna take him away, you know, are they gonna handcuff my kid. stuff like that scares me" mizpah brown-rich / son diagnosed with autism "i've sat in public with kasten having a meltdown and hearing parents respond negatively, there's a mother with a child that's out of control."this is a snippet of one of kasten's breakdowns caught on tape.

kasten are gonna be those people."lucy berlin / daughter diagnosed with autism "in the longterm as she ages into adulthood and out of the school, her be able to get a part time job, and i think that will be possible. something simple like stocking shelves."dr. andrea gold / executive director the bay school "when you take the time to get to know them and to get to help them interact with their community and see them learn, there's no better feeling in the world." reporting in santa cruz alecia reid, kron 4 news (catherine) and take a look at this... many people have pleasant memories of browsing the shelves at video rental stores. but for a 20-year-old man with autism in texas, the ritual is part of his regular routine. hector zuniga

was upset when his local blockbuster video announced it was closing. that's why his father decided to build him his very own mini- blockbuster store at home. his brother took pictures of hector's joyful reaction and posted them to twitter. changes to routine can be extremely disruptive for autistic people and hector's story resonated with the autism community. twitter users re-tweeted his photos tens of thousands of times. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warming of daytime temperatures will then be likely through the weekend and potentially into early next week as high pressure strengthens along the california coast. (catherine) coming up... we're learning new details - about the deadly crash involving former 'bachelor' star chris soules. hear his frantic 9-1-1 call - next. coast. california coast.

(catherine) coming up... we're learning new details - about the deadly crash involving former 'bachelor' star chris soules. hear his frantic 9-1-1 call - next.

(catherine) bachelor nation is weighing in on the shocking arrest of chris soules.....(grant) the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. louis? season 19's bachelor was a fan favorite ultimately didn't find his happily ever after backin 20-15.now two years later,chris is facing a new reality as more details emerge from his involvement in monday night's fatal car accident. cs: i rear ended a guy in a tractor.911: what's your name? cs: my name is chris soules. breathing heavily, emotional, and seemingly coherent following instructions of the 911 operator.. the insider has obtained the call placed by the former bachelor around 8:20 monday night in iowa.. shortly before he allegedly

fled the scene of that fatal accident..911: chris do you know how to do cpr?no i don't. i can talk you through it if you are near the patient.it appears an unidentified person at the scene did attempt cpr. counting is heard in the background four minutes and 25 seconds into the call... cs: starts counting (doing cpr) while cpr was being executed on the bloodied victim- chris believed he felt a pulsecs: there's blood.// 00:04:45 i feel like i feel a pulse, yeah he's got a pulse.911: he does have a pulse?cs: i feel a pulse tragically the tractor driver identified as 66 year old kenneth mosher (moe-sher) died despite lifesaving efforts... we have learned the man was one of soules' neighbors in this close-knit community. (----louis----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at seven on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) catherine and grant thank you. the speech has been canceled... but the ann coulter controversy on the campus of u.c. berkeley is far from over. next... we'll

hear from the university. (steve) plus... it's a done deal. oakland native marshawn lynch is now a raider. coming reaction from his biggest fan... his mom. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) a heated debated over

free speech anda controversial speaker at u-c berkeley appears to be over... for now. ann coulter says she will not becoming to the campus as planned. ( steve ) good evening... i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. the lawsuit over the speech is still going on... and there are signs people might show up at cal tomorrow anyway. kron 4's hermela aregawi is

live in berkeley with the latest. (hermela aregawi) both the berkeley college of republicans and uc officials had press conferences today. the student group reiterated what is in the lawsuit -- that university administrators and police failed to do their jobs by not ensuring coulter's safety tomorrow. (vo)they say by doing that the university is trying to restrict conservative speech. the university on the other hand says, they actually went above and beyond the normal protocol to make this appearance happen because they didn't want the student group to think this was a political decision.

of those speakers.> the university maintains that they never confirmed the april 27 date.they say the berkley college of republicans failed to follow protocol by offering that date to coulter without the university signing off on it.school officials say they tried to make that date work anyway.. but in the end it wasn't possible without compromising student safety. (hermela aregawi)they say the may 2nd date is still on the table.that is not a alternative, given in session that berkeley, kron 4 news. ( steve ) we should mention police are preparing for protests tomorrow anyway even though coulter has called off her speech. in february we saw violence force the cancellation of a speech planned by alt-right lightning rod, milo yiannopoulos. we saw fires, and debris being hurled at police officers... even barricades being tossed around... some of the protesters then hit downtown berkeley... vandalizing businesses. yiannopoulos

last week posted on social media that he planned to come back to berkeley and speak. ( pam ) another big story tonight... president trump's tax reform plan. among other things.. it would reduce the number of personal income tax brackets from seven to three. the new rates would be 10- percent, 25 -percent and 35- percent. the proposal would also double the standard deduction for married couples to 24- thousand dollars. the corporate tax rate would drop significantly from 35- percent to 15 -percent. that would be the biggest tax cut in history .... according to treasury secretary steve mnuchin. ( pam ) tonight the trump administration is facing questions over how it will pay for its proposed tax cuts. ( steve ) some warn, cutting the corporate tax rate could add billions to the federal deficit. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith reports from the white house with a closer look. trt: 1:19out: at the white house, i'm mark meredith. 00:00-00:10 - mark meredith /

the white house00:17-00:22 - mick mulvaney / director, office of management and budget this afternoon we spoke one on one with the president's budget director - mick mulvaney. he says the white house is confident today's announcement of tax cuts means economic growth, but today we pushed for mulvaney for specifics on how. these days white house management and budget director mick mulvaney seems to have 2 jobs... part salesman and part accountant. today he's trying to sell president trump's tax plan. "meredith voiceover"in a one on one interview, mulvaney told me the president's tax cuts will grow the econom and create jobs...mick mulvaney/wh budget director: the tax system as it exists today is going to be much simpler and lower taxes for them as individualsthe president's plan would lower corporate tax rates and raise your individual tax deductible. i

asked asked mulvaney if america can really afford tax cuts without exploding the deficit. mulvaney: it's completely premature to make any type of deficit estimates. that's what they ask us to do at the white house, ( steve ) san francisco congresswoma n nancy pelosi clearly is not impressed by the trump tax plan. she says quote "instead of focusing on hard-working families as he promised, president trump's tax outline is a wish list for billionaires. what few details are here overwhelmingl y cut taxes for the richest and do little for middle class americans and those trying to get there." ( pam ) the stock market initially liked the president's tax plan... but the rally quickly faded. by the time the closing bell rang... all the gains earlier in the day had been wiped out. weighing on investors minds ... how would the white house keep the deficit from growing with a steep corporate tax rate cut.

( pam ) the dow jones closed down 21 -points. the nasdaq was off by less than a point. the s-and-p 500 lost a point .... after briefly reaching a record high earlier in the day. a live look outside right now... (pam) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warming of daytime temperatures will then be likely through the weekend and potentially into early next week as high pressure strengthens along the california coast.

( pam ) the oakland raiders make it official. they have traded .... for hometown star, marshawn lynch. "beast mode" as he is known as... is coming out of retirement to play at home. (pam) it's a signing that has all of raider nation pumped up, especially here in the bay area... as lynch, a former star at cal and oakland tech, gets to suit up for the silver and black. (steve) and he's not wasting any time getting to work. for more on the signing, we turn to mark carpenter. mark? (mark) the addition of lynch is a little pick-me-up

for a bay area fanbase that's had a pretty tough offseason with the las vegas news. reports say he's been signed to a two-year deal, which essentially lines up with how much time the raiders have left at the coliseum. for any of those that still can't believe this happened, we have footage of 'beastmode' in the building. the team posted a video this afternoon of lynch making the rounds at raiders headquarters. shaking hands with general manager reggie mckenzie, head coach jack del rio, and then, he later went to the equipment room to already get fitted for a helmet. considering the 31-year-old took an entire year off, it's fair to question his current game readiness, but you can't dispute his resume. over nine pro seasons, the 5-time pro bowler developed a reputation for being the most bruising and relentless running back in the game... rushing for more than 9- thousand yards and he also has a super bowl under his belt. raider fans are excited, but no one is more thrilled than his biggest fan-- his mother delisa lynch. here's mama lynch in an interview with 95-point-7 the game.

"you know what, way to go out with a bang baby. like i told him, with all the other great achievements he has accomplished, this by far is the best.play in front of your home team, your home crowd. amazing." mama lynch also confirmed that marshawn will continue to wear the number 24.... the same number of the legendary charles woodson. she said she received permission from woodson himself. (mark) while raiders executives will be very busy tomorrow with the first round of the nfl draft, lynch will reportedly celebrate his signing with a block party in oakland. ( steve ) news the raiders had acquired marshawn lynch spread like wildfire on the internet.( pam ) some of his new teammates were quick to take to social medial to welcome him home. grant lodes has dug up some of the reaction... including lynch's.

( grant ) a big day for raider nation... and marshawn lynch made the announcement on twitter as only he can. we had to edit it a little bit... it starts out saying it's time. he then thanked the fans in seattle...saying he had hella fun there... but emphasizing... he is really really really from oakland... capping the tweet writing..."town bizzness breath on me." derek carr kept it pretty simple. the quarterback said "he's back... beastmode welcome the squad bro." if you think that's simple... there's star linebacker khalil mack... who can be a man of few words. no words in this case... opting to post two sets of eyeball emojis in a tweet. and fellow cal bear alum aaron rodgers welcomed lynch back from retirement but said beast mode still can't throw the

ball farther than him... hashtag "town bid ness." steve and pam. ( steve ) a new claim tonight in last month's deadly apartment fire in oakland. what the tenants are accusing the building owner of ignoring.( pam ) and talk about a close call. we have dramatic video of child's dangerous dash onto a busy street.( steve ) we have a new development tonight in the hunt for the teen mob that attacked bart riders over the weekend. what know tonight about the investigation.

(steve on cam)teenage robbery suspects have been identified by bart police...the teens were allegedly a part of a violent mob that robbed over a dozen bart passengers this past weekend(pam on cam) although police have video which could help identify the suspects... investigators tell kron4's haaziq madyun, why they are not releasing that video to the public... suspects have now been identified in a recent mob attack of bart passengers on trains at the coliseum station bart acting deputy police chief terence mccarty says the video will not be released to the public because of the

appearant ages of the suspects he describes what happens in the video bart police investigators are working with local school districts to help identify the teenagers seen in the video "train's going to be held up for your protection, keep your doors closed please"tuesday night bart took special precautions by not letting trains stop at the lake merritt station after a small group of teens got on the platform without paying their fare...trains kept moving...no robberies committed...the teens got away

because she believes bart police dropped the ball in her investigation.(steve)kron4's maureen kelly talked to the woman and was able to get answers from bart police. i didn't know what was going on i know when i originally reported to police i thought multiple people were hitting me newly arrived college grad tess pawlisch just learned a hard lesson about riding public transit in the bay area. febuary, the same month she moved here for a job in politics, the 22 year old says she was sitting on a bart train while travelling thru oakland...looking at her phone on the train when she was attacked. it turned out it was just one teen girl who ran off the train when it stopped at the west oakland station. despite witnesses alerting the train operator for help...the train left the station and bart pd wasn't alerted until the next day when the victim reported it. she was diagnosed with post concussion syndrome and had to miss a lot of days at her new job. but there are other lingering effects of this attack.i'm scared to take public transportation and i think that's so unfortunate

because we are so lucky to live in a city that has an incredible public transportation system. not every city in the country has that but it needs to be safe people need to be able to use it and not be fearful to write it.a month after the incident she emailed and called bart pd to get an update on the investigation.and then reached to her witnesses.... she has text messages from her witnesses....one whom a month later says she had not been contacted by police....another saying she was called by police on april 6th.i feel like bart dropped the ball the acting deputy chief agrees with that assesement."a delay of a month is unacceptable, that is not a competent level for any type of investigation. i became aware of that delay approximately two weeks ago, that situation was addressed. i really want to apologize personally to that victim. it is completely unacceptable. my job is to make sure that it doesn't happen again. i've also put in protocols in my unit, the investigative unit to try and mitigate to make sure that doesn't happen again. but that is not a common practice. and it is unacceptable." pawlisch says she hopes bart pd has truly learned from this incident and is trying to improve...and isn't just saying that to deflect media scrutiny. after this experience she is considering the possibility of running for the next open bart board seat. maureen kelly kron4 news

(pam) in oakland. some of the survivors of the fire that killed four, and tore through a low-income apartment last month - are now suing 15 former tenants claim... the building on san pablo avenue had "slum conditions'. they are accusing the building's owners and managers of ignoring a stringof fire code violations. the march 27th fire... which fire officials said was caused by a candle... killed four people - injured 6 others - and displaced about 100 people who lived in the building. (sot) "all i heard was people banging on walls. that was the alert. all our neighbors were just banging on walls yelling 'ire fire!' "if the fire system had been functioning properly this fire would never have spread. nobody would have lost their lives. nobody would have been injured. it would have been a minor fire." the tenants who are suing.. claim... the building

did not have smoke detectors and fire extinguishers.... and also say, the exits were blocked. (steve)in the east bay. . . the man accused of a mass killing spree at an oakland university makes a brief appearance in court. 48-year-old one goh. . . is accused of killing seven people at oikos university in 2012. today in court. . . goh's plea entry was delayed until next tuesday.prosecutors say he had dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting.they say he wanted his tuition refunded. . . and targeted an administrator who was not present the day of the shooting.court-appointed doctors say goh's mental competency has been restored. . .and he can now stand trial. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast.

isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warming of daytime temperatures will then be likely through the weekend and potentially into early next week as high pressure strengthens along the california coast. ( pam ) is the u-s about to take military action against north korea. the big meetings going on in washington d-c and the unusual move made today by the

president.( steve ) man versus robot. the bizarre crime in the heart of silicon valley that landed a man in serious trouble.new tonight at eight..a gruesome discovery in a north bay community ( pam ) is the u-s about to take

military action against north korea. the big meetings going on in washington d-c and the unusual move made today by the president.( steve ) man versus robot. the bizarre crime in the heart of silicon valley that landed a man in serious trouble.new tonight at eight..a gruesome discovery in a north bay communitydecomposing dog remains found in trash bags. the reward now being offered to find the person responsible...tonight at eight.

( steve ) the white house is reacting to what it describes as an "urgent national security threat'....the growing tensions with north korea...( pam ) catherine heenan is here with more on a

very unusual briefing today... (catherine) president trump took the extraordinary move of bussing the entire u.s. senate to the white housefor a briefing on north korea... signalling growing alarm about the threat that north korea can - and possiblywill - develop a missile capable of hitting the u.s..... the meeting was led by the president's national security team.... the commander of u.s. forces in the pacific told lawmakers that he's taking the threat by north korean leader kim jong-un very seriously... some lawmakers tonight are questioning whether the mass bussing was really necessary...but they're also concerned about the situation... sen. bob corker(r) tennessee the timeline is getting shorter for them to develop a nuclear weapon that's deliverable here. and, they already have -- through open-source reporting -- you already know they have nuclear weapons. sen. chris murphy(d) connecticut no revelations. the white house wanted to convey they're serious about north korea. they clearly are...they're

putting a lot of their cards on the table with china. trying to get them to change their policy. an anti-missile system known as "thad" will be operational in south korea within days.the system is intended to protect the south and japan from a north korean missile strike. and after some confusion about when it was deployed...- the u.s.s. carl vinson is now nearby in the philippines and ready to act if called upon. steve and pam? (steve) dramatic video of child dashing out into a middle of a street... see what happened next... and the mistake the grandmother made. (pam) and a little later: marshawn lynch is a raider tonight. sports director gary radnich will tell us what the team had to give up... to get the oakland native.(steve) but first... the president is once again taking aim at judges... this time over the sanctuary city executive order ruling. his latest attack on the ninth

circuit court here in the bay area.

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who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. 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. ( steve ) san francisco and other bay area cities won round one of the sanctuary city fight with the white house. now

the white house is hitting back. ( steve ) its day ninety- seven of the trump presidency-- and president trump is once again blasting a federal judge.( pam ) the president clearly not pleased that his executive order cutting funding to sanctuary cities like san francisco .... was blocked. kristen holmes with our partners at c-n-n ... has the fallout from yesterday's ruling. president trump attacking the judiciary system this morning-- after a federal district judge blocked another one of the president's executive orders on immigration pres. donald trump: as i said, we'll see you in the supreme court.a san francisco judge ruling against an executive order that attempted to strip federal funding from cities that do not cooperate with immigration enforcement-- otherwise known as sanctuary cities. the president taking to twitter to accuse the system of quote judge shopping -- in other words chosing liberal judges to hear his court casesthen saying he see

would the case all the way to the supreme court. this after the white house issued a statement railing against the court ruling blocking the president's executive action that would cut funding to so called santuary cities-- calling it an egregious overreach and saying officials in sanctuary cities have the blood of dead americans on their hands. but others celebrated the court's ruling-- including the mayor of los angeles--a sanctuary city.. mayor eric garcetti, los angeles: it was a great day for our constitution. i think it shows intuition unconstitutional political threats against our cities cannot take away our rights and they certainly can't steal our tax dollars. tuesday night, white house chief of staff reince preibus-- saying the federal court was quote going bananas-- adding that the administration was taking steps to appeal the ruling. in washington, im kristen holmes (pam) in san jose. . . police identify a man who was fatally shot over the weekend at a motel-six. officers responded to reports of the shooting at around 3-thirty- . . . saturday morning. they found 22-year-old dominic lashawn junior. . . and two other men suffering gunshot wounds.the two men were treated for their injuries which were nonlife- threatening.smith died at the scene.no arrests have been made in connection to the case.

this is the city's eighth homicide this year. ( steve ) this is one of those only in silicon valley stories. mountain view police arrested a man for knocking over a security robot. the robot which you see here was patrolling a parking lot belonging to knightscope. its alarms immediately went off... alerting an employee inside the business that person came outside and made a citizen's arrest. police showed up and took the suspect in custody... and he's accused of being drunk in public. the robot... its fine. some heart- stopping video from china.... showing what can happen if you take your eyes off a small child for even a few moments... catherine heenan is here with the frightening scene caught on video...that had a surprisingly happy ending... (catherine) we see a tiny girl in a pink jacket - running directly into the path of an s-u-v....and disappearing... and then a 'second' car -- also apparently running her

over. after the cars pass....the toddler reappears - lying face down on the ground..adults rush over and grab her.. we'll show it to you again..... but we want you to know that the two year old is okay....believe it or not. incredibly....she somehow stayed between the tires of each car....and suffered only some bruising on top of her head. her grandmother had been taking care of her....but says she became 'distracted'... the amazing scene happened in southwest china's sichuan province.. pam and steve? (hermela aregawi)in berkeley it looks like ann coulter won't be speaking here tomorrow but the controversy around her visit is far from over.the berkeley college of republicans cancelled the visit they say because the university failed to do their job by refusing to ensure coulter's safety.school officials say in fact they went above and beyond to make april 27 work but couldn't without compromising security.

school officials say the student group broke protocol by offering that date without the university's approval. in berkeley hermela aregawi kron 4 nesssent using owa for iphone (haaziq madyun)investigators at the bart police department in oakland say they have identified suspects in a recent flash mob robbery aboard a train at the coliseum station

police....another saying she was called by police on april 6th. today the acting deputy chief says he was made away of the delay in contacting the witnesses in this case two weeks ago. he calls it unacceptable and says he's put protocols in place to address it. pawlisch says she hopes bart pd has truly learned from this incident and is trying to isn't just saying that to deflect media scrutiny. maureen kelly kron4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warming of daytime temperatures will then be likely through the weekend and potentially into early next week as high pressure strengthens along the

california coast. (steve) ever check the money that comes out of an a-t-m? you might after you hear what one coast. (steve) ever check the money that comes out of an a-t-m? you might after you hear what one woman found when she counted her cash.

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says a bank of america a-t-m gave her a fake 20 dollar bill. (pam) she traded it in for a real one -- but now she wants answers. seattle native darcy fix stopped by the bank to withdraw $300 bucks. but when she got her cash, she immediately noticed one tattered bill. after closer examination.. she noticed something was fishy about president andrew jackson's face. several area's of the bill clarified it was not for legal use and is forquote " motion picture use only". darcy got her money back...but still worries about the next person in line. (sot)

bank of america says, the incident was isolated... and the bank will report to the local authorities and the secret service. in sports... gary has more on the raiders trade for marshawn lynch...... and the warriors give their thought on head coach steve kerr... gary has that their reaction... and all the sports... coming up

after weeks of speculation the deal is finally donemarshawn lynch is a raider the team agreed to a trade with the seattle seahawks sending a 5th round draft

choice to seattle and getting a 6th rounder in return both in next year's nfl draftafter missing last season and beinjg injured for half the season before the question is how productive can he be at this point in his career lynch rushed for more than 1,200 yards from 2011-2014 and led the league in rushing touchdowns in 2013 and 2014 lynch also wears #24 the same number as the now retired charles woodson so lynch's mom delisa took it upon herself to get woodson's permission for her son to wear #24 for the raiders(sot: delisa lynch) "i asked him before marshawn even thought about coming back or anything like that, he came to one of our events and i took a picture with him and i said, hey charles. if marshawn go to the raiders can he wear that 2-4, he said, 'yeah mama!!' so i knew then, he wasn't gonna mind."

lynch also said goodbye to seattle with this tweet only lynch could write"yes lawd 12th man i'm thankful, but sáát just got real i had hella fun in seattle but really i'm from oakland doe like really really really from oakland doe town bizzness breath on me"

steve kerr will be seeing back specialists at stanford to try and determine his status as far as being able to coach in the playoffs today players as well as his replacement on the bench gave their thoughts on the health of their head coach(sot: kevin durant and mike brown)"we want him healthy for the rest of his life. that's what our concern is. we're not trying to get him healthy just so he can coach us in the playoffs. we want him healthy for everyday life. just doing what you can, that's my concern." "i don;t want the nba to know i've got a chip up here that i can communicate with him in in- game situations. we'll keep that amongst us. but other than that we talked about both teams we talked about practice today. we talked about individual guys on our team and kind of lay the foundation for what we believe the rest of the week should be."

nba playoffs... nba playoffs... hawks-wizards game 5...dennis schroder (hawks). knocks down the 3-pointer hawks down twojohn wall pulls up and hits the straight away jumper.(wall: 20 pts, 14 ast, 6 reb)final: wizards win 103-98washington leads the series 3-2 game 6 friday in atlanta after 15 months away from tennis due to a doping ban maria sharapova returned to competitive tennis today in germany beating roberta vinci in straight sets in the 1st round of the stuttgart open

sharapova was out of tennis for more than a year after testing positive for a banned substanceshe said she'd been taking the substance for years with other medications and did not know it had been added to the banned list

a 101-year-old womanwon gold at the world masters game in new zealand on monday.man kaur (man-coor) wowed an unsuspecting crowd with her 100 meter race time of one minute and 14-point-58 seconds. she was the oldest participant in this year's race and the only person in her age group to compete.she has also entered the 200 meters race and the shot and javelin competitions scheduled for later this week.kaur says she will "keep rocking."(wipe to butt gets toilet paper) and jake butt he was an all- american tight end at michigan and is projected as a top3 round pick in this weeks nfl drafthe has n problem having fun with his last name and charman toilet paper picked up on it sending him this truck full of toilet paper as but's first professional sponsor

butt's twtter handle? at-j- "booty"ó88 (pam) they are calling it an "iceball" planet. the unique discovery nasa scientists .. have made deep in space.

(pam)scientists discover a giant iceball. . . that's right. . . .they are determining it as a newly discovered iceball planet. check out this artistic rendering.nasa says the planet has the same mass as earth and is orbiting its star at the same distance that earth orbits the sun.but its likeley way too cold to sustain life as we know it.nasa says the iceball planet is the lowest- mass planet ever found through microlensing.microlensing helps in the discovery of distant objects by using background stars as flashlights. last weather and goodbye

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