phone. the chp says this all started at around 10-am this morning when the man's truck was spotted, stopped on the bridge. one our bridge tow truck drivers just came on the scene and he was driving westbound just have to see a red pick up truck broken down in the far left lane when he pulled in behind the motorist just climbed out of this truck jumped over the railing and i climbed up to the center anchorage. he tried to make contact with him but the man up top didn't want anything to do with him(vicki) the unidentified man was taken into custody at around 1 p-m. he is to undergo a psychiatric evaluation. he could be charged with resisting arrest and obstructing traffic. (grant) the jury in the sierra lamar murder trial is still deliberating the fate of the man convicted of killing the 15-year-old morgan hill girl. antolin garcia-torres' fate lies in their hands as they decide whether or not he should be executed for the crime. today was the second day of deliberations in the penalty

phase. the jury is set to return tomorrow. prosecutors painted a picture of a cold-blooded killing while the defense argued garcia-torres had a broken childhood. (grant) tonight the jury has yet to reach a verdict in the murder trial of three santa clara county jail guards accused of beating a mentally ill inmate to death. the jury began deliberations last week. michael tyree was found dead in his cell with a ruptured spleen back in 20-15. jereh lubrin, rafael rodriguez and matthew farris are the deputies who could face life in prison if convicted. they are also facing charges connected to the beating of a second mentally ill inmate... on the same night. (vicki) he's the president who once called climate change...a hoax created by china. and now president trump is expected to announce the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate agreement. nearly 200 nations, including the u-s under president obama's

administration, signed an agreement in 2015 to voluntarily reduce their greenhouse gas emissions... all in an effort to combat climate change. european leaders pushed president trump to stay in the paris pact during his recent overseas trip, and even some of his advisers prefer the u-s stays committed to the agreement. however, others on trump's team are pushing him to withdraw, something he promised to do as a candidate. (vicki) tesla c-e-o elon musk threatened to leave the white house advisory councils if trump withdraws from the paris climate accord... musk tweeting earlier today..."don't know which way paris will go. but i've done all i can to advise directly to potus, through others in wh & via councils, that we remain." and when he was asked what he will do if trump makes the decision to leave... musk responded with... i "will have no choice but to depart councils in that case." (grant) back here in the bay area... san francisco mayor ed lee released a statement on the importance of the paris agreement saying... "climate change is real,

and it is one of our world's greatest economic and health risks. any decision to withdraw the united states from the paris agreement is not only shortsighted and dangerous...but will also further erode our nation's global standing with the international community. in the absence of federal leadership, san francisco will continue to take aggressive measures on climate change." (grant) former f-b-i director james comey will reportedly go public with allegations of pressure by president trump. a source says comey will testify before the senate that the president pressed him to drop the f-b-i probe into michael flynn. he's also expected to stand by accounts that the president demanded his loyalty... before he was fired. however... comey is not likely to discuss the investigation into charges of collusion between the trump campaign and russia no date has been set for his appearance before the senate intelligence committee.... but it could come as early as next week. nat of sirens for 03(vicki) a massive explosion in the

heart of afghanistan's capital has killed at least 90 people and injured hundreds more. catherine heenan is here with what we have learned tonight. (catherine) afghan authorities estimate that more than 3=thousand pounds of explosives were packed into a water delivery truck. the blast shattered windows and blew doors off their hinges in houses hundreds of yards away. natit was just before eight=thirty in the morning, the streets were crowded with people heading to work.inside kabul's green zone, the most heavily secured part of the capital, the suicide bombers were stopped at a checkpoint.

nat pop"i heard a very loud bang," this man says, "and then i don't remember what happened next. the waves of the explosion were so powerful."the blast destroyed a local television station é. this man suffered a head injury and went outside to document the carnage.nat pophe says, "we have come here to help, but there is no one else even not police."nat poptaxis with their windows blown out rushed the wounded to hospitals.doctors struggled to deal with four hundred injured victims.(map)bomb went off right across from the german embassy, where some officials were injured.,the french and turkish embassies also suffered damage.the eleven injured americans were working as private contractors for the u=s government.about 8=thousand american soldiers are in afghanistan now.the pentagon says more are neded, and president trump is considering the request.voice of sean spicer/white house press secretary: "our embassy will continue to work with our

afghan and coalition partners to help bring the perpetrators of this attack to justice." (catherine)no one has claimed responsibility for the blast. the taliban says it's not responsible.there is a small but growing isis presence in afghanistan. grant and vicki? (grant) now back to our top story... we are hearing from the woman, at the center of a sex scandal that rocked several bay area police departments... (vicki) last night, the city of oakland decided to settle a claim for a m illion... kron four's haaziq madyun reports now that abuslin... is looking towards the future. she is formally known by her facebook name celeste guap but today she told reporters she would like to be simply known by her birth nameon wednesday flanked by her attorney john burris, jasmine attended a press conference announcing a settlement of $989-thousand- dollars in the civil law suit against the city of oakland in the police sex scandal case it was in a

text conversation aound this time last year jasmine told me that she worked as a call girl, had sex with dozens of police officers, a few when she was a minor. on this day, in front of the media, adult jasmine was woman of few words. when asked how she feels emotionally she said... the impact the police sex scandal has had on her over the past year? any advice for girls out there trapped in a life of human trafficking?her feeling towards the officers criminally charged for police misconductdoes she think that roughly a million-dollars is a fair settlement?longer answered were in spanish, a language she is more confortable speaking in public however it was her answer to a question i asked that she opened up most about this tragic experienceif you go back to a year ago, did you think that you would ever be in a position where somebody

would actually help you out of the situation you were in? why is that?now that the oakland civil suit has ended, the 19-year-old and her attornies will move forward with civil law suits against the cities of livermore, richmond, alameda county, contra costa county and san francisco...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) and we streamed today's presser held by jasime abuslin - live on our website kron four. there - you can also find previous stories we've covered on the sex scandal. you can also download the kron four mobile app to get the latest breaking news sent to your phone. (vicki) to the south bay now... where construction workers are demanding that developers hire locally and pay fair market wages. kron four's rob fladeboe has

more on the story now live from san jose. rob? (rob live) construction is booming here in downtown san jose. there are several new high risesgoing up and while that means more badly needed housing and property taxes, one group is feeling left out of the boom. local construction workers. "whose city? our city. whose jobs? our jobs..." plumbers and pipe fitters from local trade union 393 picketed wednesday at the construction site of the silvery towers luxury condominium high rise project going up here in downtown san jose. they're upset that the developer of this and other such projects are not hiring local workers and they're not paying the prevailing wage.ben field/south bay labor council" that's wrong. it's bad for our local workers and it's bad

for our local economy because these workers are taking their paychecks back to texas or where ever and they're spending themthere..."union labor says 'the last straw' was the recent approval of another residential condo project on the site of the former greyhound bus depot. the developer has agreed to pony up $15 million dollars in park fees and millions more for affordable housing and property taxes. but the city cannot require the developer to use specific contractors or the payment of prevailing, union-scale wages.ben field/south bay labor council" all were saying is that if the developer gets benefits and tax payer dollars to help them build here, they ought to give something back to the community and one of those things is jobs...." (rob live) labor leaders say they have

conducted a poll which found considerable support for a ballot measure next year that would force developers to hire a certain percentage of local workers on big projects. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) plastic bags are already banned in california... and now - a city in the east bay is targeting plastic straws. (vicki) then, an east bay community is mourning the loss of two teens - killed in a violent crash over the weekend. how - fellow students are honoring those teens tonight. (grant) and next, vallejo police are asking for the public's help - after a deadly hit and run. who police are searching for tonight. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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police in vallejo are looking for a suspected hit-and-run driver who killed a man... it happened around 9:30 last night on columbus parkway north of tennessee street. police say 51-year old earnest howard attempted to cross the street and was hit by a vehicle and thrown to the other side of the road. the driver then took off. when officers arrived they found howard unresponsive in the street... officers are working to determine if alcohol, drugs or any distractions contributed to the accident. (grant) ' paper or plastic? don't really hear that anymore. and now...the berkeley city council is moving closer to banning plastic straws in restaurants,

bars and coffee shops.(vicki) but as kron four's philippe djegal... some businesses are already ahead of the curve. (philippe) for david doostan... there's nothing awkward aboout being served a metal straw at lunch...david doostan/supports proposed ban- "we actually have glass and metal straws at home." though some say prohibiting plastic straws would be a stretch...quinton boyette/against proposed ban- "uh, i think its going to far." doostan says the berkeley city council made the right decision tuesday night... voting unanimously to explore creating an ordinance to ban plastic straws city-wide.david doostan/supports proposed ban- "anything that is disposable, that can be, uh, reduced is, is useful." here's at saul's deli and restaurant and deli... customers can choose from two different types of eco-friendly straws... one's stainless steal and the other is a compostable plastic, that is actually made from plants.peter levitt/owner, saul's- "right now, i can't justify it

economically, i just do it because, it just feels right." peter levitt owns saul's and says more than seven years ago, he stopped serving plastic straws... and, replaced them with paper, metal and compostable-plastic. an expensive investment that just now may be paying off.peter levitt/owner, saul's- "the stainless steel straws are about two-dollar-50 each. so, at the cost of an old-school plastic straw, you'd have to use this 25- hundred times to pay for it, compared to the use of a plastic straw." councilman ben bartlett co-sponsored the proposed ban on plastic straws. ben bartlett/councilman- "its about two things: litter, which ends up in our waterways, choking up our waters and in the ocean, and there in the waters, the fish eat it. so, our food supply is threatened by this." bartlett says if banning plastic straws becomes the norm... that may drive the cost down on alternatives.ben bartlett/councilman- "i think the economy of scale will come into play soon, so that new forms of straws will come out but are actually cheaper or at least comparative to straws we have now."amir randall/suppor ts proposed ban- "we want to do whatever helps this earth." quinton boyette/against proposed ban- "i'm going to recycle it. throw it in the blue garbage can at school, that's about it." bartlett says he wouldn't be surprised if the proposed ban returns to the council from the commissions in a few months, gets approved by the council and becomes law. in berkeley, philippe djegal,

kron four news. (grant) a new kind of locker room is making it's way to u-c berkeley... the university plans to build a gender-inclusive locker room at its campus gym. the locker room is expected to open next year and it will include private changing rooms, showers, lockers and bathrooms stalls. it will also serve as a gender-neutral access point to the campus swim facility. the locker room will cost 2-point-seven million dollars and it is being funded thanks to a new student fee....aimed at creating more equitable health services. (vicki) the firestorm over comedian kathy griffin's latest stunt - involving what lookslike the decapitated head of president trump - is not over. and now it's cost her a big job...(grant) catherine heenan is here with the latest on what griffin is saying...and someof the intense reaction.

(catherine) we've blurred part of the image - but it shows what's supposed to look likethe bloodied, severed head of president trump. the backlash has been fierce... with some people online even suggesting she face jail time. now - cnn has fired griffin. she's lost a decade-long gig ringing in the new year alongsidecnn correspondent anderson cooper. president trump today tweet that kathy griffin should be ashamed of herself for appearing in the video. he said "my children, especially my 11-year=old son barron, are having a hard time with this. sick." public figures and politicians on both sides of the aisle have condemned the stunt. griffin has apologized. kathy griffin: hey everybody, it's me kathy griffin. i sincerely apologize. i'm just now seeing the reaction of these images. i'm a comic. i crossed the line. i moved the line. then i crossed it. i

went way too far. and i beg for your forgiveness. i went too far. i made a mistake and i was wrong.reporter - can she recover from this? senator al franken well i think she did the right thing i think, asking for forgiveness and acknowledging this. it was a horrible mistake. senator franken initially said he 'will' still attend a july appearance with griffin. he's promoting a new book. but he's now being pressured to cancel. meantime, part of what's upsetting to many people - 11-year-old barron trump reportedlybelieved the image was real when he first saw it. hillary clinton's daughter, chelsea, wrote on twitter today that it's "never funny to joke about killing the president." in addition to losing her job with cnn - griffin is losing other jobs. including one ata new mexico casino this summer....and a commercial endorsement she landed just weeks ago. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to

check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. in the wake of this weak system passage, mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbara county. locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley.

(grant) coming up, on the

eve of the nba finals - vandals target the home of lebron james. the racial slur - found painted on his home. (vicki) but first, we have new information on the investigation into the water slide at an east bay water park. the new questions about whether the slide should have ever been allowed to open.

(grant) an update now - to a story we first brought to you yesterday on kron four news at five. san jose police say a san jose state university student lied about being kidnapped...she had said she was forced to drive 500- miles north to oregon. we reported last night that the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon. the 22- year- old told police she was kidnapped at knifepoint and the man told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran out of gas. police now say she has admitted making the whole story up.

(vicki) in the east bay... two children escaped a rollover collision "without a scratch" this morning. this is the s-u-v the youngsters were pulled out of. it happened around eight a- m on san ramon valley boulevard near morgan drive. authorities say one of the vehicles was trying to make a left turn across traffic when it was struck by an oncoming vehicle. one of those vehicles hit a curb causing it to rollover. police are calling the incident a "powerful example of the importance of properly installed child car seats." (grant) new details tonight.... about the events they led up to a child being thrown from an slide at a water park in the east bay. as kron four's averi harper reports, the slide at the wave park in dublin.... remains closed tonight while investigators try to figure out what caused a boy to be ejected from a water slide. take a look at this shocking video. it happened in saturday shortly after the park opened. you see a 10 year old boy sent flying off over the side of the emerald plunge slide and onto the concrete.that boy

miraculously walked away with only scratches and it expected to be okay. cal osha is taking the lead on the investigation. before the slide opened, it had to meet several requirements and pass numerous tests. documents reveal that there were initially 17 problems with the slide.a couple included sharp fencing, exposed bolts and other issues. each had to be remedied before the slide could open. i spoke to people about if this incident will keep them from visiting the park."it was scary but at the same time also it seems like the boy was ok with a little bit of injury so that's great i don't know if i would do that i would just tell them to be careful. although he fell off it they did say only scraped his knee so so it's not that bad in my opinion."the manufacturer says a company engineer will be working with water park staff to figure out why this all happened. in dublin, averi harper, kron 4 news.

(grant) coming up, a frightening scene on board a flight headed for san francisco - after a passenger's bag started smoking. what caused the fire. (vicki) and next, a community in mourning. students and family members of two teens killed in a crash over the weekend - are honoring their loved ones tonight. we'll have their story - after the break.

(vicki) we are learning new details tonight about the two teenagers... who died in a crash on memorial day. (grant) teachers, friends and family members are remembering the girl and boy tonight... as kron four's terisa estacio reports, both are being described as kind, friendly and generous people. (estacio reporting) linda thomas, teacher and counselor "i was lucky enough to be brianna's counselor for the past three years." linda thomas was all smiles as she talked about student briana ortega. sadly, briana died in this accident memorial day, along with james logan high school student simon soleto. brianna attended decoto

independent studies school - thomas says she was a wonderful person to have in classes. (13:22) thomas." she liked english, electives and some liked real stuff. she wanted to go into business." estacio. and she was very generous. listen to this story. thomas says she last saw brianna here at michaels craft store in union city - thomas was shopping. thomas. "she wanted to know if i wanted a discount, it was a while until pay day, she was so proud to help me out." thomas has reached out to brianas family mourning the loss of the 17 year old. family and friends are also struggling to cope with the sudden of simon - a gofund account has been set up with friends and relatives offering condolences. friends say simon loved sports, fishing and spending time with his family. he was on the logan freshman football team. john mattos, "he loved wearing that jersey, he was a really good kid." thomas. "she could have moved the world if she wanted to." thomas says it is hard to comprehend the loss of brianna, but says she will always remember her kindness many years to come. in union city, te

(grant) happening tonight... police are holding a community meeting to discuss safety concerns after a deadly stabbing at a san francisco park. 33-year-old giovanny alvarez was stabbed and killed last thursday at bernal heights park. the suspect remains at large. police have released few details about the stabbing, but they do not believe it was a random attack. police are expected to

share what is known about the murder and discuss community safety issues at the meeting. it starts at 6:00 tonight at the bernal heights neighborhood center... located on cortland avenue. (grant) scary moments for passengers on board a jet-blue flight last night when a battery caught on fire. the f-a-a says it was a lithium battery that caught on fire on the flight from san francisco to new york. passengers and crew noticed smoke coming from a backpack that contained that battery and other gear. flight attendants quickly put the backpack into a container and rushed it to the back of the plane where they put the fire out. the battery burned through the backpack and left marks on the floor. (vicki) and the proposed laptop ban - on flights entering or leaving the united states is gaining momentum. however, the airline industry says it is also looking into alternatives... so that airline passengers can keep their laptops with them at all times... instead of having to check them.

security officials are looking into adding random and secondary screenings. right now, any device larger than a cellphone is already banned in the cabin on flights from ten airports in africa and the middle east. but u-s officials are considering expanding the ban to all international flights to and from the u-s. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. in the wake of this weak system passage, mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbara county. locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday.

coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley. (grant) still ahead... vandals target the home of - lebron james. sports director gary radnich - will join us on set

with reaction from the cavs star. (vicki) but first, we have an important recall to tell you about. what popular snack is being pulled from store shelves over listeria concerns. (grant) on wallstreet, stock indexes are a bit lower for the second day in a row. the dow dropping nearly 21 points. the nasdaq - fell a little more than 4 points. and the s&p - lost a point.

(grant) check your snack stash... there are two nut recalls to tell you about. the brands are: simple truth's dry roasted macadamia nuts and ava's organic cashews roasted & salted. both are being recalled because of possible listeria contamination. the macadamia nuts have a may 2, 2018 expiration date. the cashews have a best-by date of april 28, 2018. no illnesses have been reported in either recall. (vicki) clothing and accessories company michael kors is closing down 100 to 125 of its stores. that announcement coming out today. closures will take place over the next two years. the company not saying which stores will close.. or how many employees will be affected. the closings are expected to eventually save the company some 60-million

dollars a year. michael kors sales fell in the most recent quarter... and the outlook for the rest of the year is worse than expected. the company currently has more than 800 stores. another retail chain is also closing several of its stores. . . payless shoesource announced a second set of closings today.the footwear company has nearly 45-hundred locations worldwide.it filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in april and announced it was closing about 400-locations. the second round of closures brings the total number to about 800.business analysts say payless is among the companies affected by on-line purchasing. (glo)a new report in the journal 'pediatrics' finds that teens and women are waiting longer to become mothers.the teen birth rate dropped 9-percent from 2013 to 2014. . . .and is down 61- percent since 1991.the data also shows women in their 20's and 30's are waiting longer to have babies.in 2014. . .the birth rate for women ages 35

to 39 rose 3-percent.it also went up 2-percent for women 40-to-44 in that same year. (vicki) still ahead, we are just one day away from the start of the nba finals... a rematch between the dubs and the cavs. hear from both teams - about tomorrow nights matchup - next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. 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. president trump made

headlines around the world today... steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki... president trump once called climate change... a hoax created by china. now he's is expected to announce the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate agreement. it is a major campaign promise... but it would also isolate america from nearly every other nation on the globe -

after 195-nations pledged in 2015 to take action to curb global warming. tonight at six... why some national security experts see this as a monumental mistake. we will have that and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki now back to you. (grant) the home of lebron james the home of the home of lebron james vandalized - this on the eve of the start to the nba finals. (vicki) sports director gary radnich joins us on set - with reaction now from lebron james. on the eve of the nba championship series a distrubing story involving lebron james.....

(if this is the shed of light and continue to keep the conversation going on my behalf, then i'm ok with it...my family is is safe...at the end of the day, they're safe and that's the most important...but it just goes to show that racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america, and um, hate, um, in america, especially for african american is living every day)

as for todays media day..here is mark vcarpenter. the warriors and cavaliers can downplay the talk of a rivalry all they want, but when you meet each other in the championship round for three years in a row, there are many scores to be settled. today, both teams addressed the media one last time before tomorrow night's game 1 showdown. "i can't go out there and just let my teammates do all the work for me. i got to do my part and we all got to make it come together as a group. so that's the most

important thing, but invidiually, just work on my game, like i said, approach the game like i always do and we'll see what happens." "i was the first guy to take a franchise-- two different franchises to the finals four times. so at the end of the day, i want to be able to once i hang it up, and not play this game anymore, that people can look at what i was able to accomplish, win, lose or draw and say that he made a difference. that's what i'm here for." and even though he's been to 7-straight finals, lebron james knows legacies are always on the line. but steph curry isn't concerning himself with outside storylines."that's not why i'm playing. that's not why i do what i do every single game. that's not my perspective. so what people want to say about my game or lebron or kyrie or kd, whoever you want to match us up and compare and contrast and all that kind of stuff, at the end of the day, we're all trying to win championships. if we can accomplish that, that's good enough for me." "you focus on the task at hand and you prepare for whats ahead and your mind is really just locked in on 'how can you get better that day no matter what it is. whether it's the game or practice, the past is the past." but others aren't so quick to forget the past, like cavs center tristan

thompson who heard about the warriors calling them the 'quote-unquote' champs. "at the end of the day, we're the champs. you can say whatever you want. we got to go out there and prove ourselves so that quote- unquote can disappear right?" so yeah, still not a rivalry right? mark carpenter, kron 4 news

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. in the wake of this weak system passage, mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbara county. locations throughout the bay area and central

coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley. (grant)(grant)

(grant) 'covfefe'. what does it mean? well - it sure has the whole world wondering...and speculating...ever since president trump tweeted it just after midnight. the swift and humorous responses next.

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is poking fun at himself on twitter... this after the president made a typo on one of his early morning tweets, (vicki) this is what the president tweeted this morning.... it says: "despite the constant negative press covfefe" the post up on twitter around midnight and stayed up for about 6 hours... it quickly started trending on twitter world wide. (grant) we think the president was trying to type 'coverage'... however, the tweet was eventually taken down and the president responded with this tweet saying quote: "who can figure

out the true meaning of covfefe??? enjoy!" and it didn't take long for companies to take advantage of the president's typo. one company has already unveiled t- shirts and coffee cups saying covfefe. and a driver in california has already had it approved for his license plate. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki... dramatic moments today on the bay bridge... as a man climbs up the center anchorage. traffic was snarled for hours. how it ended is next at six.(steve) and the teenage prostitute at the center of the police sex scandal speaks publicly for the first time about the

settlement with the city of oakland. kron 4 news at six is next.

(steve) only on four.. video of the end of a traffic ordeal that dragged on for hours on the upper deck of the bay bridge.(steve) good evening i'm steve aveson(pam) and i'm pam moore. the lanes which were shut for nearly three hours .... are now back open .kron 4's maureen kelly was the only reporter at the scene, when the man who scaled the center anchorage .... was talked back down to safety.

this is the scene around 1 pm this afternoon....after sfpd crisis negotiators were able to talk the distraught man down from his precarious perch on top of the center anchorage of the western span of the bay bridge ....he climbed down the ladder....and hopped down into a crowd of first responders waiting him out.but for nearly three hours before that two lanes on the upper deck were shut down slowing traffic to a crawl westbound....the backup stretching beyond the eastern span.the chp says this all started after 10am when a tow truck driver spotted the man's red truck disabled on the bridgethe vehicle was broken down he was stopped in the lane his hood was up and when the tow truck driver came on him that's when he climbed out for some reason i decided to climb up on top of center anchorage chp officers were first to arrive to try and talk him down.we asked if we could come up but he said essentially that if we did t he would jump off the bridge so we gave him a talking to eventually he did give us a cell phone number sfpd officers with specialized crisis intervention training eventually took over and were able to talk to man into climbing back down to safety. when asked if the bridge could be made more secure....the chp public information officer said they are always reviewing the (steve) one chapter of the sex scandal that rocked several bay area police departments is closed as the woman at the center of it all... agreed to a settlement with one city. (steve) it has been a year since kron4 first broke

the celeste guap-oakland police sex scandal story. today she moves one step closer to putting this saga behind her(pam) the 19-year-old woman, who prefers to be called jasmine abuslin... talked to the media today .... for the first time since the oakland lawsuit was settled... kron4's haaziq madyun was there. close to a million dollars, that is the price the city of oakland paid to settle the civil law suit filed by jasmine formeley known as celeste guap in the police sex scandal casejasmine's previous legal team filed a $66-million dollar claim against 6 bay area cities. after taking over the case her new attorney john burris obvisouly settled for a smaller number in oakland. so, does she think that roughly a million dollars is a fair settlement in this case?

on with my life">it was in a text conversation around this time last year jasmine told me that she worked as a call girl, had sex with dozens of police officers, a few when she was a minor. on this day, in front of the media, adult jasmine was woman of few words. when asked how she feels emotionally she said... when asked if she is prepared to move forward with testifying in any criminal misconduct cases against officers she said simplynow that the oakland civil suit has ended, the 19-year- old and her attornies will move forward with civil law suits against the cities of livermore, richmond, alameda county, contra costa county and san francisco...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(pam) oakland mayors released the following statement... "it was in the best interest of the city to settle this matter quickly and fairly. we remain focused on rebuilding the public trust... that was so damaged by this incident." we sent out several push alerts as the story evolved throughout the day. you can stay up to date on breaking news .... through the kron four mobile app. it is available for free for apple and android devices... just be sure to enable the push alert feature. (steve) happening right now. . . . a community meeting is being held to discuss community safety concerns. . . following last week's fatal stabbing at san francisco's bernal heights park.it's going on at the bernal heights neighborhood center . . . where police will also be in attendance.33-year-old giovanny alvarez was discovered early thursday morning. . . with multiple stab wounds.he was pronounced dead at the scene.the suspect remains at large.police believe it was not a random act. . . and they are expected to share what they know so far about the case tonight. ( pam ) in the south bay:

the jury in the sierra lamar murder trial is still deliberating the fate of the man convicted of killing the 15-year-old morgan hill girl. the fate of antolin garcia- torres lies in the hands of the jury, as they decide whether or not he should be executed for the crime. today was the second day of deliberations in the penalty phase of the case. the jury is set to return tomorrow. prosecutors painted a picture of a cold- blooded killing.... while the defense argued, garcia- torres had a broken childhood. ( pam ) at the same court house in san jose, a jury is also debating the fate of three santa clara county jail guards .... accused of beating a mentally ill inmate to death. this was the fourth day of deliberations. the three deputires could face life in prison if they are convicted. the inmate, michael tryee, was found dead in a cell at the main jail in san jose .. back in 2015.back in 2015.in san jose .. back in 2015. (steve) in morgan hill. . . . one man is behind bars facing child abuse allegations.police

arrested 59-year-old ronn williams on monday. . . the child's mother called police . . . .who arrived to the scene on monterey road near the intersection of butterfield boulevard.officers say the mother claimed the man. . . who was a friend of hers. . . inappropriately touched her child.no further details have been released. . . but police are also looking into possible additional victims. ( steve ) tonight there is a memorial for the teens that tragically lost their lives in that horrible crash on memorial day in alameda, this as we are learning much more about the two that died. this is a picture of simon soleto. friends say he loved fishing, all sports, especially football, and his family. a gofund account has been set up to help with funeral arrangements and many left condolences including shock about his sudden and untimely death. the other teen who died was briana ortega. ortega attended decoto school for independent studies. we caught up with her counselor today who thought brianna was a very special young person.

for independent studies " she was going to do something great in this world. she was a leader not a passive person." >( steve ) the crash is still under investigation. 7 people were in the car at the time of the accident. accident. in the car at 7 people were is still under the crash ( steve ) person." >a passive was a leader not something great was going to do studies " she independent studies " she was going to do something great in this world. she was a leader not person." >( steve ) the crash is still under investigation. 7 people were in the car at the time of the accident. (pam) also in the east bay... two children managed to escape a rollover crash without a scratch... the crash happened just after eight- this morning, on san ramon valley boulevard, near bollinger canyon road. it closed the area for about an hour ... and it was back open just after nine- this morning.... this is what it looked like when officers arrived to the crash ... luckily the children were in car seats and were not injured. no other people were injured in the crash. police call this case a "powerful example of the

importance of properly installed child car seats." a live look outside right now...(pam ) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. in the wake of this weak system passage, mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbara county. locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley.

we could be hearing soon from former f-b-i director james comey... he is now expected to testify publicly ... before a senate committee... catherine heenan is here with the latest on an appearance which could happen as early as next week... (catherine) the fired fbi director is reportedly ready and willing to break his silence. . he's been approved to appear before the panel investigating possible russian interferencewith the trump campaign... james comey may be just days away from talking publicly about his interactions withpresident

trump....while his office was investigating white house ties to russia. comey is expected to detail his accusations that the president pressured him to stop his investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. and to stand by accounts that the president demanded his loyalty -- before he was fired. comey's testimony is almost certain to throw the already beleagured white house into further turmoil. no date has been set yet for the testimony before the senate intelligence committee - but it could happen next week. steve and pam? (steve) a massive suicide attack in the heart of the afghan capital. more than 90 people are dead-- hundreds are wounded. at least 11 of those injured victims...are americans. the powerful truck bomb exploded at the height of morning rush hour in kabul. the attack took place in a heavily-fortified area...near western embassies, government institutions, and

several news agencies. because of the number of victims, they're being treated at several different hospitals. no terroist group...has claimed responsibility for the blast yet. ( pam ) an uber driver... killed on the job. the disturbing details about the suspect ... now charged in his brutal death.( steve ) california is inching closer to a dramatic overhaul of its health care system. how the state may come up with the hundreds of billions of dollars needed to go to a "single-payer" system.( pam ) berkeley could be about to make more environmental history. the common item it wants to ban... city-wide. (pam) i no longer live with

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serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni can cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni include tiredness, headache and weakness. ready to let go of hep c? ask your hep c specialist about harvoni. the city of berkeley is

moving towards a ban on plastic straws. last night, the city council unanimously approved sending a proposed ordinance.. which would ban the use of plastic straws.. to two commissions for further study. the ban would prohibit the use of plastic straws in bars, restaurants and coffee shops city-wide. councilman ben bartlett co-sponsored the ordinance and says, replacing plastic straws with eco- friendly materials ... would serve the city best in the long-run. ben bartlett/councilmember- "there's paper, there's biodegradable, there's permament straws, steel straws, there are materials we don't even know about yet, cellulose, you know, there's a lot of food waste out there that repurposed into creating straws. the plastic pollution coalition says... more than 500- million plastic straws are used each day in the united states. in

berkeley, the proposed ban is now being studied by two commissions.. before the ordinance comes back to the council. councilman bartlett expects to hold another vote on the ordinance within months .... and he believes it will pass with strong support. (steve2-shot) some south bay construction workers may soon be turing to voters for help in forcing developers to hire locally and pay prevailing market wages.(pam) kron four's rob fladeboe has the story from san jose. construction worker will smith and dozens of his union brothers andsisters could be seen picketing outside the silvery towers condominium project on wednesday. a project the unions say is being being built by workers from out of town who are working for less than the prevailing wage here in san jose.will smith/construction worker" they're not including skilled tradesman like myself. they would rather bring in people from outside the area and pay them a sub standard wage. a wage that wouldn't allow them tosupport a family here in san jose..."the city

says that this project and a another high rise condo project to be built here on the former greyhound bus depot site will generatebadly needed tax revenue and millions more for parks and affordablehousing projects. but the city cannot require the developers to use specific contractors or dictate wages.will smith/construction worker" and so what happens is the people get hired take that money and go back to timbuctu or where ever they came from and use to feed their families there and that's not fair...we live here and spend out money here and we should benefit from these projects too."and so the south bay labor council and other construction and trade union advocates are pushing for a ballot measure next year that would require san jose residential and commercial development projects to hire local workers and pay them a sustainable wage. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

an update on story we told you about yesterday on kron four news at six. san jose police say a 22-year-old woman who said she was kidnapped and forced to drive to oregon... made up the story. the woman was found friday night running along a road near highway 101 in bandon, oregon. she had said she was kidnapped earlier in the day at knife point outside her san jose apartment. the woman was suppose to graduate from san jose state the next day. police interviewed when she came back to town and say she admitted the kidnapping was a hoax. ( steve ) an oakland man is dead after diving for abalone this weekend in mendocino county. 58-year-old steve nguyen was diving at bowling ball beach at point arena on saturday. the sheriff's office says something went wrong and friends had to pull him out of the water. the tried to revive him but nguyen died on the beach. the coroner is

working to determine an exact cause of death. ( pam ) a man who was arrested at a san francisco library... for running a nefarious website ... lost his appeal today. ross ulbricht was convicted for running the "silk road" website... and was sentenced to life in prison. the website offered all sorts of illegal activities... from drug dealing... to even soliciting hitmen. ulbricht's lawyers appealed his 2015 sentence saying, his constitutional right to a fair trial was violated. a federal appeals court today rejected that argument. there is no word from ulbricht's lawyers .... on whether or not they will appeal today's ruling. prosecutors say the teenaged girl who stabbed an uber driver to death in illinois tuesdaywill be tried as an adult.. catherine heenan is here with details on the murder - which has stunned the man's friends and family... (catherine) grant wilson is being described as a gentle, good- natured man who was apparently

a 'random victim.' the suspect -- a 16-year-old girl who's been charged with first degree murder.. wilson died after picking up the teenager near a walmart in skokie.. he was driving for uber at the time..police say the girl - identified as eliza wasni - had stolen a machete and a knife from the store. and minutes into the ride, began stabbing wilson. investigators say the 34-year-old man managed to run to a nearby condo complex...wherehe began pushing buzzers and screaming for help. he later died in a hospital...but not before describing his attacker. friends say his death is heartbreaking.. colleen milner/former coworker it's pretty heartbreaking to hear about that guy. he's super nice. one of the nicest people you'd know. really quiet, shy. he wouldn't do anything to anybody. grant's the type of person who would walk away from an altercation. he would let something go and walk away." suspect eliza

wasni was in court today.... witnesses say she mostly kept her eyes to the floor as a judge ordered her held without bond....calling the crime "extremely violent." aside from calling the attack 'random' - investigators aren't talking publiclyyet about any possible motive. steve and pam? 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. in the wake of this weak system passage, mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbara county. locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very

pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley. ( pam ) california lawmakers are weighing switching to single-payer health ( pam ) california lawmakers are

weighing switching to single-payer health coverage for every resident. but it is estimated it would cost 400-billion dollars a year. tonight... there are new details on how the state would pay for some of the bill.( steve ) and is president trump about exit the monumental paris climate accord? the indications that suggest that he is going to leave the environmental agreement.

in covering california tonight... sales and business tax may fund the proposed single-payer health care system in the golden state... onlyáá if the bill is passed... supporters of the proposal are trying to replace insurance companies with government-funded health care. a report commissioned by a california nursing union suggests funding a single-payer health care system with a sales tax hike and a new tax on business revenue... can raise 100-

billion-dollars a year. the cost though to the state is estimated at 400 billion dollars. the report was prepared by researchers at the university of massachusetts- amherst. the state senate has until friday to vote on the bill. ( pam ) governor jerry brown is set to head to china later this week. he plans to promote the state's environmental policies... at a global confference. the governor says, he will look for partners in fighting climate change ... even though it appears the white house is set to rollback many regulations in the united states. this will be the governor's second trip to china while in office. ( steve ) president trump promised on the campaign trail to leave the paris accord... which fights climate change. when a decision could come and the impact it could have with key u-s allies.( pam ) and the warriors are getting in one last tune up before the n-b-a finals begin. gary will have the universal message coming from the team's stars.... as they head into another showdown with lebron james and the cavaliers.( steve ) surveillance video

captures a crime that could only occur in las vegas. the thousands of dollars of adult items some thieves are suspected of swiping.

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once called climate change...a hoax created by china. president trump just tweeted he is going to announce tomorrow whether or not he will leave the paris climate accord. ( pam ) it is a major campaign promise-- but something national security experts .... and the most trusted allies of the u.s. around the world... will see as a monumental mistake. jim acosta, with our partners at c-n-n, has the story. nats of reporters: "secretary tillerson, are you going to pull out of the paris agreement? (no answer)" secretary of state rex tillerson wouldn't answer the question...nats: very soon.and the president tweeted he will be making his decision on the paris climate agreement over the next few days...but administration officials say the president is expected to end u-s participation ... a decision that flies in the face of last-minute appeals from u-s allies... and scientists from around the world.sean spicer / white house press secretary: "i

think the president's comments on this, that he'll be making a decision in the next few days, stand."the president's move to pull out of the climate deal... would fulfill a campaign promise.trump: "we will cancel this deal so our companies can compete..."but the decision also runs counter to advice coming from his own daughter... ivanka... who supported staying in the agreement.an administration official said: "ivanka created a process to ensure the president heard from people on all sides of the issue, both inside and outside government.yet... white house press secretary sean spicer could not say whether the president believed human activity contributed to climate change.the president has repeatedly called climate change a hoax.reporter question: "can you say whether or not the president believes that human activity is contributing to the warming of the climate. sean spicer / white house press secretary: honestly, i haven't asked him." canceling the paris agreement is sure to excite conservatives... dealing a blow to the legacy of barack obama.obama: "today is a historic day in the fight to protect our planet for future generations..."democrats are furious.house minority leader nancy pelosi said in a statement: "in walking away from this agreement, the president is denying scientific truths.but even some republicans have their doubts.sen. lindsey graham / (r) south carolina:"if he does withdraw, that would be a definitive statement by the president that he believes climate change is a hoax. stay in the deal, make it a better deal, would be my advice." still the president was signaling for some time he was

pulling out of the paris deal... telling french president emmanuel macron over the weekend: "a lot of people in my country are against this agreement."the move to scrap the paris agreement will further isolate the president from some of the same allies... that he irritated at times during his foreign trip. even as the president is said to be feeling increasingly "withdrawn" at home.. he has been seeking closer ties to other foreign leaders...asking macron of france to exchange phone numbers: "do you want my cell phone so we can speak directly to each other?"an offer to swap "digits..." that is once again raising questions about the security of the president's phone habits. ( pam ) in addition to world leaders, some of high- profile business leaders are also against the united states exiting the paris climate accord. tesla founder elon musk is part of the president's business advisory council. he put out a tweet saying quote - "don't know which way paris will go, but i've done all i can to advise directly to potus, through others in white house, and via councils, that we remain." musk then added, in a response to a question, that he will leave the council if the president chooses to leave the agreement.

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(terisa estacio)here in union city, we are learning more about brianna ortega sot: she was someone who could move the world if she wanted to." linda thomas was brianna's school counselor. while friends and family mourn ortega, a gofund account has been set up for simon soleto who also died. friends say he loved fishing and all sports and will be sorely missed. (lydia pantazes)summary: when police got to the scene they found 51-year old earnest howard unresponsive.he was

later pronounced dead at the scene.police officers found 51-year old earnest howard of vallejo just after 9:30 last night on columbus parkway north of tennessee street in vallejo...police say howard was struck by a vehicle in the southbound lane as he attempted to cross columbus parkway, and was thrown into the northbound lane. the driver then took off.officers are working to determine if alcohol, drugs or any distractions contributed to the accident.if you have any information on this case or saw anything please call the vallejo police department. reporting in vallejo lydia pantazes kron4 news. here in oakland, close to a million dollars, that is the price the city of oakland paid to settle the civil law suit filed by jasmine formerley known as celeste guap in the police sex scandal case

and go on with my life">now that the oakland civil suit has ended, the 19-year-old and her attornies will move forward with civil law suits against the cities of livermore, richmond, alameda county, contra costa county and san francisco...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (philppe djegal) in berkeley... the city council is considering a city-wide ban on the use of plastic straws. on tuesday night, the council voted unanimously to send the proposed ordinance to two commissions for further study. the reason behind the ban? the negative impacts plastic straws have on the environment and our food. the city has already banned the use of plastic bags. a councilmember says this ban would fall in the same line of being more eco-friendly. another vote is expected in months. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. todays weather depended on which zone you were in (( pam )) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now...

in the wake of this weak system passage, mostly clear skies are dominating the coastline from the california/oregon border south through santa barbara county. locations throughout the bay area and central coast should expect a very pleasant and mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures throughout the region are running about 2 to 10 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. coastal areas generally will warm to the 60s this afternoon, and inland locations from the 70s to as warm as the low 80s in the southern salinas valley.

this might be one of the more bizarre burglaries we have heard about. the items some thieves decided to swipe from a las vegas store.

(pam) they say... what happens in vegas stays in vegas... or does it?(steve) this story of two men stealing condoms and adult toys from a warehouse has made its way out of sin city.(pam) this is surveillance video of the men breaking into the lelo distribution center. the men steal several boxes and take off. but that was not enough for one thief ... who comes back the next day for more boxes. lelo-- a swedish based company that sell high end adult products-- says, the thieves took more than 40-thousand dollars worth of merchandise. in sports... we are on the eve of game one of the nba finals...... and for the 3rd

straight year the warriors have to take on lebron james and the cavs... gary has both teams' reaction to the big series... plus a nasty off court situation regarding lebron... that's coming up

warriors cavs tip off for game 1 tomorrow night at about 6:10pm today mike brown and steve kerr both at the tradfitional "media day practice" at oracle arenasteph curry bobbing his head to the music nice and relaxeddraymond green he has been golden state's best all-around player thus far in the playoffskevin durantofensi

vely it's basically been him and curry carrying the load this is what he came to golden state for to play in the finals but he says it all comes down to a "team thing" (sot: durant, andre iguodala & curry) after the warriors practice and the players talked the cavaliers took the court lebron james 7th straight nba finals and the first player to take 2 different teams to 4kyrie irving hit the winning sht in game 7 last year and seems to playing even betterkevin love kind of the "x-factor" has had a much better playoffs than last yearlyron lue 2 seasons 2 nba finals for him james talked about his legacy while tristan thompson

responded to steph curry's comment that the cav's are the "quote, unquote champions" (sot: james & thompson) (i was the first guy to take a franchise, um, two different franchises to the finals four times...so, at the end of the day, i wanna be able to, once i hang it up and not play this game anymore that people can look at what i was able to accomplish -- win, lose or draw -- and say that he made a difference.)(you know, we're the champs, you can say whatever you want...we gotta go out there and prove ourselves so that quote-unquote champs, right?)

some nasty off court stuff on the eve of the finalslebron james' house in brentwood was vandalized with racist graffiti the n-word was spray painted on the front gate lebron and is family don't stay in the house regularly he has people who take care of it when he is away the slur was discovered about 6:45am and the staff quickly covered ittoday lebron was asked about the incident and he spoke deeply about race and racism in america and the world(sot: james) (if this is the shed of light and continue to keep the conversation going on my behalf, then i'm ok with it...my family is is safe...at the end of the day, they're safe and that's the most important...but it just goes to show that racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america, and um, hate, um, in america, especially for african american is living every day)

(it's a team game, i can't go out there and do everything on my own...or, i can't go out there and let my teammates do the work for me...i gotta do my part and we

all gotta make it come together as a group.) (they've improved in a couple areas, their communication is great, they seem to always be ready...they've been ready throughout the whole playoff series...been up 20 i think every game(what people want to say about my game, or lebron or kyrie or kd however you wanna match us up and compare and contrast and all that kind of stuff...at the end of the day, we're all trying to win championships and if we can accomplish that, that's good enough for me.) washington nationals star bryce harper has agreed to drop his appeal of a 4-game suspension and will have one game shaved from the punishment.the punishment stemmed from a bench-clearing brawl on monday after harper was hit by hunter strickland.. strickland received a 6-game suspension and also had planned to appeal.

the bad blood between the two stemmed from a pair of home runs harper hit off strickland in the 2014 playoffs.harper wonlt play tonight against the giants nd the first two games of a 3-games series in oakland starting friday a's in cleveland...top 5th/ 1-1 tiechad pinder 2-run home run his 2nd of the game 3-1 a'sbottom 5thaustin jackson. lines out to left field on the hit and run khris davis throws to shortstop pinder to 1st baseman yonder alonso for the double play 7-6-3final: 3-1 a'ssean manea: 7 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 9 k's

"an affordable home cancer screening test saves a bay area woman. i'm tech reporter gabe slate. coming up on kron4 news at 8. . . we will hear her story and i'll show you this genetic test you order online, how it works and what it can do for you." (steve) we use google for almost everything these days-- even as a spell check.(pam) now the search engine has released a list of america's most misspelled words by state this year.(steve) take a look at this graphic... it shows the most misspelled words of 20-17 based on "how to spell" searches. so

what is the most misspelled word in california?... it's beautiful. in fact... that word-- along with pneumonia-- topped the list of most searches in four states each. other words on the list include schedule, tomorrow and vacuum.

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