(vicki) happening now... police are searching for a gunman - after two people were found shot to death in a car. it happened early this morning in east oakland...

police were called to 85th avenue and international boulevard for reports of gunshots. when officers arrived they found a man and woman who had been shot. both were pronounced dead at the scene. the identities of the victims have not yet been released. oakland officers are asking anyone with information on the shooting or a gunman to call police. (grant) a coroner in the north bay has pleaded not guilty to a series of felony and misdemeanor charges of sex crimes with a young girl. darrell harris...marin county's deputy coroner... is charged with several different child sex crimes dating back to 2008...and continuing until earler this year. santa rosa's police department is handling the case because harris often works with marin county law enforcement agencies. the 46-year-old from san rafael has worked in the marin county coroner's office for 15 years... harris posted 750-thousand dollar bail and was released. he's is on paid administrative leave and will be back in court later this

month. (grant) the convictions of three santa clara county jail guards in the murder of a mentally ill inmate is going to keep the spotlight on the need for reform and oversight in the jail ste kron fours rob fladeboe is live in san jose where it's damage control time for the sheriff. (rob live) the guilty verdicts handed down yesterday are likely to keep the pressure on the jail system to implement more of the suggestions put forth by a blue ribbon panel that was formed after inmate michael tyree was murdered in his cell almost two years ago. lauria smith/santa clara county sheriff" we've been undergoing a broad transformation ensuring transparency, safety and equality within our facilities...."sheriff laurie smith late thursday, after a jury found deputies matthew farris, jere lubrin and rafael rodriguez guilty of murdering inmate michael tyree back in august of 2015. (protestors

outside main jail in august, 2015)tyree's murder sparked outrage and a call for reform that led to the formation of a civilian-led commission that recommended sweeping changes including the appointment of an inspector general to oversee the jails after what supervisor dave cortese describes as a dark day in county history.dave cortese/santa clara county supervisorsome of the reforms are already in place, such as more surveillance cameras along with more psychiatric and medical personnel and crisis intervention training. several other correction officers have been fire or disciplined as well. the murder of michael tyree and the murder convictions of the three deputies who killed him is seen as a catalyst for on going reform of the jail system.jeff rosen/santa clara county district attorney" in order to

accomplish it's purposes, a jail must be a place where inmates and correctional staff are treated with respect and dignity...." (rob live)supervisor cortese tells me that the reform commission determined that almost half the inmates in the jail at any given time have some kind of mental health problems and as many as one third have drug and alcohol issues. cortese says the county is searching for a way to deal with those inmates independently and kept away from the general inmate population, perhaps in another facility. (vicki) the student accused of filming a classmate using the bathroom at san ramon valley high school... has been expelled. the incident happened back in november - when the 16-

year-old year old victim was filmed in a bathroom stall after cross country practice - by a fellow athlete. the girl who shot the video then posted it on social media... but it was not discovered untiapril. the teen was suspended for three days - but was then allowed to return to class. the parents of the victim criticzed school officials for not doing enough to punish the teen. today - the school district announced she will no longer be allowed to return to the san ramon valley school district. (vicki) in livermore... police are dealing with a major problem... a string of car rip-offs. in the first five months of this year... 165 vehicles have been stolen... 48 of the stolen cars were found in livermore and 98 were found throughout the bay area and the central valley. so far police have arrested 13 different people for stealing or possessing stolen vehicles. the livermore police department is working with the community to reduce the problem. (grant) highway 12 is back open today after a grass fire forced along the highway

forced an apartment complex to evacuate. the fire started just after five during commute time and stopped traffic for hours.. you can see how close the fire got to the backyard of this complex on pennsylvania way. a metal fence was the only thing standing between the fire and the homes. p eople we talked to who live in the area... say they first noticed the smoke. (grant) crews were able to put out the fire before any damage

was done to the apertment complex...no one got hurt. dry brush and strong wind fueld the fire...it's unclear what started it. it's a horror. people are gonna die. habitat will be destroyed. seas will rise. (vicki) governor brown says climate change is a real and present danger. but president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate will not slow down california's clean energy efforts.(vicki)the head of the e=p=a called the president's decision courageous.(grant ) courageous to some, outrageous to others,catherine heenan is here with the backlash. (catherine) the paris pull-out may be the president's boldest declaration yet of his "america first" policy.that message was underscored today by the head of the environmental protection agency. "the president

made a very informed and i think thoughtful and important decision for the country's benefit." so, we're getting out.as t u=s steps out, china is stepping in ... signing a pledge with european leaders in brussels today to continue the paris agreement.headlines across europe declared that america has abandoned its role on the world stage."it was a stunning abdication of american leadership. walking away from the agreement is extremely dangerous." "this is a crazy decision. it's against the facts, it's against science, it's against reality itself."san franciso's ed lee and oakland's libby schaaf are among the dozens of mayors across the country collectively pledging to uphold the paris commitments. "who voted for president trump?"in wyoming's coal country, even trump supporters are divided.. "i wish he hadn't because it makes us seem as though we're not in in with the rest of the world in combatting climate change."jodi saunders/shovel operator> "we're coal miners but we care about this planet. i mean it's also it's our responsibility to take care. "i think the united

states is responsible for the united states." "i think we need to focus on the united states and first and foremost in making us great again."house, no comment on the president's position on climate change."does he still hoax, can you clarify that? spicer/white house press have not had the opportunity to discussion." (catherine) the same question was asked several times to both spokesman sean spicer...and to e-p-a scott pruitt. neither one provided a reply.grant and vicki? (vicki) could coach kerr be back on the bench for game two? sports director gary radnich will join us on set - with an update on coach kerr's health. (grant) then, we take you behind bars...at san quentin. children get the chance to visit with their loved ones - just in time for father's day. (vicki) but first, a water main break - forces several people out of their homes. an update on the situation happening t of (brittney) i'mhief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

a small mudslide - the result of a water main break in the belmont hills earlier this morning. the flowing watecaused quite a mess in backyards and on the streets before the water was eventually turned off.(vicki) the broken water main is located between two homes on monserat avenue -- just above monte cresta drive and san juan boulevard. kron four's philippe djegal reports water has been restored in the area... but the broken main still needs to be fixed. (philippe)nats- water flow for more than two hours non-

stop... gushing water flowed downhill, covering san juan boulvard and parts of monte cresta drive...no name/no face/renter- "i woke up my wife and said get the kids out and move them to the front of the house." that's the voice of the man who lives in this home on san juan... which suffered the most damage. the water main break was reported just after 3-30 in the morning... and, by six o'clock, the mid-peninsula water district says 120-thousand gallons of water had been lost... bringing plants and a lot of mud down the hill. just look at what happened to the man's backyard.no name/no face/renter- "i thought we were getting a really good storm." i can only stand here for a few seconds before my feet start to sink in... and, just check out these chairs... swallowed up by this mud. this entire backyard is covered up by it. pam kawaguchi/lives along broken main- "a lot of damage happened in two hours." pam kawaguchi lives uphill on monserat avenue... she says the broken main is between her house and a neighbor''s. the neighbor's driveway has been taped off because the water district is concerned about

the foundation underneath it and the home. kawaguchi and other neighbors were upset it took so ng for the water district to turn the water off and stop the flow.patrick halleran/belmont pd- "they can't just turn it off like you'd turn off your kitchen facet, because, uh, that can cause, uh, the line to fail in another location, so they have to turn it down incrementally and they have to turn it down, using several valves in the area." by noon, water was eventually restored to all 20 customers... but not before the flow dug a five-foot trench in pam's backyard. the water district says the main break was six-inches...pam kawaguchi/lives along broken main- "they still need to figure out what part of it is broken and where they can fix it and it they're going to need to dig up, uh, some driveways and some streets around here to fix it." the failed cast iron pipe was installed in the 1950s... it's unclear why it broke. for now, the family living here will stay in a hotel until the house and this situation is deemed safe. in belmont, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(vicki) repairs began on potholes in the richmond district today.. for months residents have been concerned with the growing number of potholes popping up in the neighborhood. a local supervisor launched a project recently that enlisted the help of the public to identifying each and every pothole. after weeks of input public works crews are finally bringing out the repairs kits.. in fact there's now a team dedicated to repairing the potholes in the richmond district for the entire month of june. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist

brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. you can see a little northerly component to the wind today that helped clear most skies even at the beaches. a weak low pressure system will move in this weekend to bring a few more clouds and cooler temperatures. if you're traveling around the state expect hot 90s and maybe even

100's in the central valley with 70s in los angeles and san diego. there will be a few clouds at lake tahoe with highs in the s. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be a little cooler. highs will be in the 70s to mid 80s well inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s along the coast. the next 7 days get interesting. i think we will continue to cool through sunday before warming again on monday and tuesday. a late season storm system will bring more clouds and cooler temperatures starting on wednesday with a slight chance of showers next thursday and into the weekend. (vicki) what a show it was - the dubs winning big during game one of the nba finals against the cleveland cavaliers.(grant) the warriors do the (grant) the warriors do remain undefeated during the 2017 postseason... and some good news tonight - there's reports coach kerr could be returning to the bench. sports director gary radnich is here now - with an update on coach kerr's health.

the warriors may be getting their leader back for game two of the n-b-a finals. according to a report -- steve kerr could be back on the sideline this sunday. it all depends how he feels in the next few days. kerr has been feeling well through out the whole week, but if he coach ga two. last night he watched game one with former assistant and lakers head coach luke walton (wipe to warriors nba cares)

the warriors continue to play a big part in the oakland community thanks to golden state being in their third straight nba finals nba cares is opening its third nba cares center in oakland. this year westlake middle school is getting an nba cares learn and play zone comissioner, adam silver... oakland mayor libby schaaf... warriors general manager bob myers... zaza pachulia and several players and executives were at the event. myers had a special message for the students bob myers:"the days like this when we are not playing basketball or practicing are some our most enjoyable days giving back to you guys. a lot of the players that you are looking at they didn't have a great gym to play basketball on. they didn't have new courts they probably sat where

you are and hoped and couldn't wait to meet an nba player. the fact you have five or four of them here and guys that used to play in the nba and legends here you guys could be those people too". this is the 1,089th live, learn or play space created by the nba family the school was given a family resource room, library, and a dance room. (grant) (grant) a warning now... if

you are headed to oakland for either the a's game or the warriors game this weekend. the a's are scheduled to play this sunday

against the washington nationals at 1:05 in the afternoon at the coliseum. then, the dubs take on the cavaliers for game two of the nba finals - at oracle arena at five pm. you can expect the parking lot to become a zoo.... as a's fans will be trying to leave - and dubs fans will be trying to make their way in. no word yet - if the warriors game will impact parking prices for a's. currently the price to park for the warriors game is 30-bucks. (vicki) east bay bart riders should expect some delays this weekend as certain tracks will be closed(vicki) the track between the fremont and warm springs station will be shutdown to test and install new software. bart officials say delays can reach

up to 30 minutes. free bus shuttles will running between stations every 20 minutes. the closure is to help finalize the silicon valley extension project. (grant) a popular church that went up in flames last year... is ready to reopen. we'll tell you when - coming up. (vicki) and next... new video of tiger woods after his arrest... is out. see what woods was doing while at the police station.

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. (grant) newly released video of tiger woods at a police station after his arrest shows the golfer disoriented and struggling to stay seated in a chair. police in jupiter, florida arrested woods early on memorial day after finding him asleep at the wheel in his car. he was unable to pass field sobriety tests and

appeared intoxicated. in the video... woods asks the deputies to unlock his bracelets. two breath tests at the police station confirmed that he had no alcohol in his body. woods is recovering from a back surgery and said he was talking four drugs...including the powerful painkiller vicodin. (vicki) still ahead, abusd death threats... kathy griffen is fighting back tonight - after her controversial photo shoot depicting the president. (grant) but first, father's behind bars - often don't get to spend time with their kids. however, this upcoming father's day will be different for dads at san quentin. their story - next.

(grant) incarerated miss out so many things, including not being able to spend time together on special occasions, like father's day. (vicki) but that changed this friday.

thanks to a program, kids were able to see their dads up close and celebrate an early father's day. there was one catch.... as kron four's terisa estacio explains. (terisa estacio)early in the morning the buses rolled through the gates of san quentin - one of the states toughests prisons, including housing death row inmates. some of these kids had gotten up around 2am to get here. nats -prison gate shutting - and this is what it was all about - front and center with their dads. nats - ugh. meet fernando junior, his uncle, marcos and his dad, fernando senior. besides the prison uniform you might think there was nothing unusual about this family get together sitting playing chess. but fernando has been behind bars since 2011 for assault and battery. this meet up is part of a program started 17 years ago by the state to help nuture the bonds between children and their incarcerated parents. this year, 52 buses will bring nearly 1200 children to various prisons. fernando lopez, jr. "this is my 3rd time, and it may be my last. more on that in a moment. over here, this hayward family has it's own unique story. eric moody, senior. i have not seen this young one ever. denise moody, i had some issues, couldn't see him for years, but now we are here

back. nats: "what is my favorite food." and it wasn't just dads, but grandfathers at this get together. "one a scale of 1-10, how great is this? i broke the scale! really, it is that good, it is awesome." terisa estacio, reporting. while all said it was great to be here, to take part in this unique program, some say it is a bit akward to explain to other sthat they spent the day in prison. dezha boynton, father incarcerated "it is not something you can tell everyone, but it is something you want to, to tell everyone you get to spend time with your dad, bc it is a big deal." marco lopez, brother incarcerated. "yeah, it is a bit weird to say my brother is in prison, but then i see them together and it is great. as for fernando, and why this might be the last time to see his dad here well, his dad is scheduled to get out at the end of the year.nats: happy birthday to you and another thing.. today was fernando's birthday, making this day even more special. at san quentin, terisa estacio

(grant) just into the kron four news room... a popular seafood restaurant is the east bay - has re- opened...after it was forced to close this week because of a rat problem. on wednesday, customer at lin's buffet in concord ... reported seeing evidence of a rat infestation inside the restaurant. health inspectors confirmed the existence of rats... and

quickly closed lin's buffet. health officials say, lin's buffet has a history of complaints and violations. (vicki) a historic church in berkeley, that went up in flames back in october - is set to reopen this weekend. this is video from that fire - at the first congregationalist church on channing way. the fire had started near a brick chimy - and investigators have yet to release a cause. however on sunday, first congregationalist church will offer services for the first time since the fire. services will be held from 10 to 11 a-m... and a coffee hour will then be held. firefighters who worked to put out the fire - will also be there. (vicki) the fda is recalling certain imported frozen tuna cubes and steaks after testing positive with hepatitis a virus. hawaii-based hilo fish company says their yellowfin tuna tested positive for the virus last month. several of the products were distributed in

parts of california, texas and oklahoma. three san francisco restaurants recieved shipments of the contaminated tuna... one in san rafael and one other in san carlos. the fda says no reports of illness have been linked to the tuna. for more information log onto kron4 dot com. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the y and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is

picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. an area of low pressure will bring cooler temperatures this weekend. we'll have a full breakdown of the temperatures coming up in a few minutes. (grant) (grant) a memorial will be held tomorrow to honor the dogs that were killed and dumped on the side of the road... about three months ago -- a woman discovered the mutilated remains of as many as a dozen dogs left in bags

off columbus parkway... near blue rock springs park... in vallejo. three nonprofit organizations are putting the service together... they are asking those who plan on bringing anything.. to bring symbolic items such as dog toys. the memorial service begins at 10 in the morning... there will be cars available to shuttle people from the parking lot up to the memorial site starting at 9:30 tomorrow morning. (vicki) still ahead, it is now june - but there's still lots of snow in the sierra. a look at the conditions there coming up. (grant) stock indexes are again hitting record heights, led by technology companies and dividend payers. the dow adding 62 points. the nasdaq adding 59. the s&p - rose 9 points.

(vicki) as daylight broke over the scene of a shooting and fire at a popular resort in thephilippines.....po lice were forced to admit they were wrong in announcing that no one but the attacker had been killed...(grant) catherine heenan is here with the new information - and new questions about what actually happened.. (catherine) we knew some guests and workers at the manila resort were injured... you see some of them here - being helped out... but now we know that at least 36 people 'died' - apparently

from smoke inhalation. their bodies - found this morning. another person had a heart attack during the evacuation. the gunman had grabbed casino chips, but didn't shoot anyone... photos have been released from closed circuit t-v...police say he walked in with a bottle of gasoline and an assault rifle. he shot out a t-v and set gambling tables on fire.. and later, after being injured by security guards - shot himself in the head. today the philippine military is rejecting a claim from isis that it was responsible for the attack...still insisting it was a botched robbery. but questions remain about the man's motive and identity.. grant and vicki? (grant) portland police have arrested a man accused of stealing from a victim in last week's triple stabbing on a train. officers say this man... stole the backpack and wedding ring belonging to ricky best. best, an army veteran, was killed on that

commuter train last week.. after coming to the aid of two women who were being harassed by a man spewing anti-muslim slurs. officers released this surveillance video - asking the public to identify him. and a tip led officers to george tschaggeny ... who was found with best's ring on his finger. the 51-year-old homeless manow faces several charges including theft. and the man, accused of killing best - has yet to enter a plea on charges of aggravated murder. (vicki) still ahead... a defiant, tearful kathy griffin fighting back against attacks by president trump and his family. her fighting words - next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your forecast after the break. (vicki) there is a troubling

trend that has car owners in the east bay city on alert

tonight. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki we are talking about car thefts... and it is a big problem. so far this year... 165 vehicles have been stolen... 48 of the stolen cars were found in livermore and 98 were found throughout the bay area and the central valley. so far more than a dozen people have been arrested for stealing or possessing stolen vehicles. tonight we'll hear from livermore police about what they are doing to rackdown on the car thefts. we will ha that story and much more on kron 4 news at six.(dbl box) vicki back to you. (grant) kathy griffin's presidential photo fiasco is still topping the headlines and today she's speaking out in public for the first time since her videotaped apology. (vicki) the insider's louis aguirre joins us from los angeles with more. i dont know if im going to be arrested today! i dont know! the secret service has reached out to a comedianan open secret service investigation

is underway with it's focus on kathy and that controversial image holding trump's fake severed head! i dont think ill have a career after thisill be honest he broke me he broke me! he broke mesting on tears and then i was like no this isnt right its not right and then i apologized because it was the right thing to do and i meant it. and then i saw how they were trying to spend this and make it about barron and obviously that was never the intent.i never would want to hurt a child and then it was a mob mentality. kathy claims graphic threats against her life continue to flood in. the death threats i'm getting are constand and they are detailed and they are specific//what do you think about cnn firing you its hurtful its cencorship (louis)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you.

(grant) california could be saying good-bye to day light saving time... the house passed the bill this week that would repeal the 67-year-old day light saving time act... the bill is now heading to the senate. it would give lawmakers the option to keep california on standard or day light saving time year round. a similar bill failed last year.. some think keeping the state on a single time would harm businesses. if it passes the senate..it would become a ballot measure on the next statewide election for voters to have the final say. arizona and hawaii are the only states that do not take part in daylight saving time.. (vicki) despite it being nearly summer, and war weather is kicking in... the sierra is still filled with snow. experts are saying the amount of snow is due to the past rainy season experts are also saying the snow in the region may last through the

entire summer season. (vicki) the melting process is taking longer than usual... at least 3-inches of snow melts each day. with the snowmelt flowing into our waterways experts are having a better understanding of flooding situations. (anchor) lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it

was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. you can see a little northerly component to the wind today that helped clear most skies even at the beaches. a weak low pressure system will move in this weekend to bring a few more clouds and cooler temperatures. if you're traveling around the state expect hot 90s and maybe even 100's in the central valley with 70s in los angeles and san diego. there will be a few clouds at lake tahoe with highs in the 70s. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be a little cooler. highs will be in the 70s to mid 80s well inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s along the

coast. the next 7 days get interesting. i think we will continue to cool through sunday before warming again on monday and tuesday. a late season storm system will bring more clouds and cooler temperatures starting on wednesday with a slight chance of showers next thursday and into the weekend.

(vicki) nine hedgehogs had to be rescued - after they were found in a trash can. san diego county officials found about 15 palm-sized animals in trash bags and thrown away. unfortunately, 6 did not make it. however, the survivors are now in good condition. it is illegal to possess hedgehogs in california.... and the owner could face animal cruelty charges. a 3-thousand dollar reward is now being offered - to find the person reponsible. the hedgehogs will be sent to facilities in other states where they can be adopted. (grant) up next, the hot debate tonight.... did warriors star kevin durant stare down singer rihanna during last night's game one of the nba finals? we caught up with some celebrities, who chime in on the debate. hear from them - after the break. (vicki) the warriors

dominang win over the cavaliers last night - wasn't the only thing that had people talking today. (grant) instead, it was an encounter between warriors star kevin durant and a famous singer sitting courtside. kron four's will tran - has reaction to kd's alleged stare down. (will tran/oakland-game one is in the books but people are still talking about what happened with kd and rihanna

who is a huge james fan . she heckled the the warriors throughout the game. kd hits a long three point shot turns around and stairs in her direction. after the game he says he doesn't remember doing that. we tracked down former athletes and celebrities like ice cubes to see if they believe him(ice cube/entertainer-i mean it is great entertainment. i mean i don't know what rihanna has to do with the game. i think kd needs to worry about lebron and not rhianna)(mc hammer/entertainer-kd says he doesn't remember the stare down. do you believe that? i mean i am not getting into the theatrics of that. i mean whatever kd says that's what i believe. i am riding with kd and if he said he didn't, he didn't)(jimmy jackson/former nba player-you believe that kd says he doesn't remember? i believe it. i believe it a little bit)(will tran/oakland -not sure if rhianna is still in town but we know for certain game two is on sunday. we will see what happens if there's any other celebrities or heckling the warriors at that time reporting from oakland will tran kron four news

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki and grant thank you... next at six... a growing problem in the east bay... car thefts! coming up... what one city is doing to battle the problem. (steve) plus... the conviction of three santa clara county jail guards has renewed calls for reforms at the jail. tonight we will

look at some of the changes already put in place. kron 4 news at six is next.

(pam) police in livermore are concerned about the rising number of car thefts. good evening, i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. in the first five months of 2017, there have already been over 150 cars stolen - that's 56 percent of last year's total. kron four's spencer blake spoke with police today, and joins us live.spencer, where in livermore have these thefts been happening? really the quick answer to that is all over. in fact, the police department sent us a map showing where the thefts have happened this

year.there is no concentration, no hot spot - just dots all over the city. we know they've also happened in all átypes of places - parking lots, residential streets, apartment complexes - you name it.this is the reason police sent us this information - they want everyone to know that it actually is a problem, and it's been getting worse.we know of one suspect who was connected to the theft of 10 trucks over the course of 16 days, but aside from that, it's hard to say if city-wide car thefts are related. lieutenant john hurd says there are as many theories as there are stolen vehicles. "we've made 13 arrests this year of people either stealing a vehicle or being in possession of a stolen vehicle. so those are 13 people that have been impacted and taken to jail, and we're still having 'em, so it's hard to say it's connected to one person or one ring."(vo)here's where car owners come in.7

lock doors7 don't leave car running unattended - at least 20 of those.7 hide valuables7 use g-p-s tracking, if possible. almost all of the stolen cars have been recovered, whether in livermore or in other parts of the bay area or the central valley.live in livermore, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) bart police are looking for a suspect in an attempted car theft that happened over night.. just after midnight the owner of a

car parked at the daly city bart station says the ignition to his car was damaged...in what looks like a failed attempt to steal it. bart police have not released the make or model of the car. (pam) an australian tourist was beaten to death outside a hotel in san francisco's russian hill.(pam) police were called to the divinci villa hotel ... on van ness ave and filbert .. just after 2 am. two men have been detained, although only one is being called a suspect in the fatal beating .. police say, it all started as a verbal altercation that soon turned violent. some tourists staying in the hotel say, they were awakened by police knocking on their doors. we talked to another australian visitor at that hotel who says, the crime is already causing concern back home.

happens close to you and a countryman too,">(pam) police say, they are reviewing surveillance video from the scene, as continue to put together what lead up to the fatal fight. the man has been identified as 33 -year old matthew bate . the australian department of foreign affairs and trade says... it is oviding services family, butdeclined to say if he was traveling with relatives. (pam) police are searching for a gunman... after two people were found shot to death in a car. it happened early this morning in east oakland. police were called to 85th avenue .. for reports of gunshots. both victims were pronounced dead at the scene. the identities of the victims have not been released yet. officers are asking anyone with information on the shooting or the gunman to call oakland police. (steve) the guilty verdicts handed down thursday in the murder of a mentally ill inmate by three santa clara

county sheriff's deputies is likely to sparknew calls for reforming the jail system. kron four's rob fladeboe reports on some of the changes made since the inmate was murdered and what may be ahead. rob fladeboe/san jose" the inmate the deputies were convicted of murdering was mentally ill but the blue ribbon panel formed to investigate the jails after his death found that nearly half of all inmates in the jail at any given time have some kind of mental illness..." county supervisor dave cortese would like to see them housed in a different facility at some point but short of that....dave cortese/county supervisor" we've dramatically increased the number of psychiatric and medical professionals in the jail system, we know we're understaffed, but it's expensive and you can't skimp on that, we've certainly learned that lesson..."cortese says the correctional officers are under ing crisis intervention training and the system for investigating inmate complaintsabout excessive use of force has been reformed. several other deputies have been fired or

disciplined and the sheriff has increased the number of surveillance cameras in the jail.dave cortese/county supervisor"we've seen the tensions over the past few years between perpetrators and law enforcementso at some point when the consequences are this high, when you see deputies going to jail, i think it sends the message that we have to look for a better way to do business..." rob fladeboe/san joseperhaps the ultimate reform still under consideration would be the appointment of an inspector general or permanent civilian-based oversight body which would dictate how mentally inmates are dealt with and implement reforms as needed. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam) a veteran marin coroner's investigator .... who is accused of child molestation ..has been released on bail..(steve) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the case agait darrell harris... (catherine) darrell harris made a brief appearance in court thursday....to officially enter a not guilty plea...and we now know that he was released on bail saturday night.... he was released on a bond against a 750-thousand dollar bail... the charges against the san rafael resident include felony molestation counts.....involvingthe sexual abuse of a young girl over a period of years. he's also facing an internal investigation at the coroner's office. although he's out of jail - harris is not back at work and remains on paid administrative leave. no new information was revealed at this week's hearing - and most of the

information is under seal.. steve and pam? (steve) the student accused of filming a classmate using the bathroom at san ramon valley high school... has been expelled. the incident happened back in november - when the 16- year-old year old victim was filmed in a bathroom stall after cross country practice - by a fellow athlete. the girl who shot the video then posted it on social media... but it was not discovered until april. the teen was suspended for three days - but was then allowed to return to class. the parents of the victim criticzed school officials saying the punishment wasn't enough. today - the school district announced she will no longer be allowed to return to the san ramon valley school district. a live look outside right now... (steve) let's get our first look at the weather with meteorologist larence karnow. lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with

suhine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. an area of low pressure will bring cooler temperatures this weekend. we'll have a full breakdown of the temperatures coming up in a few minutes. (pam) a water main break in

the belmont hills... earlier this morning, caused quite a muddy mess. the broken water main is located between two homes on monserat avenue -- just above monte cresta drive and san juan boulevard. water has been restored in the area... but kron four's philippe djegal reports, the broken main still needs to be d. (philippe) p kawaguchi looks over her deck and underneath her neighbor's driveway on monserat avenue...

where she believes the busted cast iron water main failied early in the morning. by noon, the mid-peninsula water district had isolated the damaged main from the rest of the pipe... capping it off, allowing the district to turn water back on to the 20-customers that had been without since six o'clock in the morning.pam kawaguchi/live s along broken main- "unfortunately, the houses down below us were the one's that got the big brunt of the water and so they were evacuated immediately." pam's says her neighbor called 9-11 after waking her and her family up just after 3-30 in the morning. but it wasn't until two hours after the belmont fire and police departments arrived that the water district was able to shut the water off.pam kawaguchi/lives along broken main- "it was just flowing for two hours -- amazing." this home down the hill from pam's seems to have been hit the worst by this. the backyard is covered with mud... and, the family that

lives here is concerned about the damage done to the retainer wall. the head of the house says he's just happy his wife and kids are safe.no name/no face/renter- "it was coming up really rapidly in the backyard, and so i told her get the kids in the car, get out of the house. we have to get out of the house, and so we got out of the house." the water district is working on figuring out what caused the six-inch break in the main... a pipe more than 60 years old. pam has theory.pam kawaguchi/lives along broken main- "i think it was backing up, um, underneath the concrete and it eventually just burst in, in what was the weakest part, which was, um, just a single retaining wall underneath there." it'll be days before the broken pipe is fixed... pam and her neighbors just hope this is an isolated incident... and, that no other main's are on the brink of breaking. in belmont, philippe djegal, kron four news. fire season is now upon us... we'll have the latest on a fire that scorched part of fairfield yesterday... leading to evacuations. why officials say the fire spread so quickly. a homeowner, renting her property discovers... it has

been turned into a grow house. we will show you the damage ... and have the latest on the search for those responsible. plus today is an important day for gun violence awareness. we'll explain what orange friday is.

(steve) investigators want to know how a huge grassfire began in fairfield thursday..forcing evacuations - and the closure of highway 12 for a time(pam) catherine heenan is here with more on a fire that had a lot of people worried.. (catherine) it

was windy...with lots of dry grass....and the fire got uncomfortablyclose to an apartment complex... and in a sign that fire season is now upon us...it was the 'second' grassfireof the day in fairfield. this fire burned about 15 acres along highway 12 westbound...near pennsylvania avenue.it quickly went to 4 alarms because of how fast it was moving...and how close it was getting to some homes and apartments. fire crews had just finished responding to a smaller fire when they got word of this one.. they say the flames just 'took off' in the breezy weather.. people who live nearby say it's not the first time that the field in question has caught fire, but it's never been so close.... nearby residents: there was a lot of smoke and you couldn't breathe very well. most people just ran out. the thing that i was worried about -- the smoke. it was getting back close to those houses and stuff.john sturdee/fire dept. there was a lot of drift smoke going across highway 12 and pennsylvania ave. - making it very difficult for drivers to see. highway 12 and

pennsylvania avenue were closed to traffic for several hours...and residents of the nearby apartments were told to get out.crews were eventually able to stop the fire just short of the fence line ....and no buildings were damaged. today - crews are still trying to determine the cause of the grassfire..pam and steve? (steve ) a madera county homeowner says she came home to find that her renters had nearly destroyed her house. this week... holiday manly says authorities found more than 400 pot plants in her home. she says renters ventilation... added another room in the garage a even rewired the electrical system. closets were destroyed, doors completely removed, and mold is growing from the ceiling. manly says the damage to her is shocking... but the betrayal is even worse.

the total cost of the damage has not been calculated yet. manly says she does not think her insurance will be able to cover all of the reapirs. (pam) today is being called orange friday.. it's an effort to raise awareness about gun violence ... the recent murder of a chicago teenager and the upcoming anniversary of a massacre at a florida nightclub are making gun violence take center stage chief washington correspondent jim osman has the story tonight ... on the bi-=partisan effort... on the capitol. gun violence(pkg)house minority leader nancy pelosi's orange ribbon supports national gun violence awareness day - which began in 2013--- after the shooting death of 15 year hadiya

pendelton in chicago.sot1:00:36 the wear orange day we're going to probably have to do for awhile because there's no immediate chance for success. but redoubling our efforts means we're not going away. connecticut senator richard blumenthal knows all too well the devastation of gun violence after the massacre of 20 students at sandy hook elementary school in newtown in december 2012.sot 1:01:25 sandy hook transformed us as a state but 30-thousand people die every year from gun violence (slide) no community is immune from gun violence. the issue of preventing gun deaths has no partisan divide but the issue of gun regulation does.last june, after the deadliest massacre in u.s. history at orlando's pulse night club ,democrats sat down in the well of the house to demand republican allow gun control legislation come up for debate.robert disney brady campaignsot 1:00:32 certainly those are the moments we have people focused on our issue.robert disney with the brady campaign to prevent gun violence says his organization strongly supports legislation to expand background checks.in a gop

controlled congress that may have little luck but both sides have an eye on the mid term elections.sot 1:04:51 we're very focused on what could happen in 2018 but we have got many many months before that and that's where we're doing the hard work in preparation for the next legislative cycle.the nra stance on expanded background checks? : the background check system is missing millions of felony conviction records and that needs to be resolved first.(osman tag)the nra, in the past, has called the annual wear orange day "pointless" and a "thinly veiled anti-gun stunt". jim osman (steve) fathers day came a week early for inmates and their families at san quentin state prison. early this morning buses with family members rolled through the gates of san quentin - one of the states toughests prisons, including housing death row inmates. this meet up is part of a program that started 17 years ago by the state to help nurte the bonds between

children and their incarcerated parents. parents and kids weighed in on what they think of the program. shamida payne, visiting father "this is really great. especially for families who don't live close by, but it is wonderful to be able to be there and see my father." fernando lopez, sr, incarcerated. "i get to see my son. it is very special. he is growing, i am grateful for the program. i get out in a few months so hopefully this will be his last return here." parents and children spent hours visiting and playing games... this year, 52 buses are set up to bring nearly twelve hundred children to various prisons to see their parents. (pam) repairs started on potholes in san francisco's richmond district today.. for months, residents have been concerned with the growing number of potholes popping up in the neighborhoods. one supervisor launched a project recently... that enlisted the help of the public to identifying each and every pothole. after weeks of input ... public works crews are finally bringing out the

repairs kits.. in fact .. there's now a team dedicated to repairing the potholes in the richmond district for the entire month of june. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the forecast. lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. you can see a

little northerly component to the wind today that helped clear most skies even at the beaches. a weak low pressure system will move in this weekend to bring a few more clouds and cooler temperatures. if you're traveling around the state expect hot 90s and maybe even 100's in the central valley with 70s in los angeles and san diego. there will be a few clouds at lake tahoe with highs in the 70s. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be a little cooler. highs will be in the 70s to mid 80s well inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s along the coast. the next 7 days get interesting. i think we will continue to cool through sunday before warming again on monday and tuesday. a late season storm system will bring more clouds and cooler temperatures starting on wednesday with a slight chance of showers next thursday and

into the weekend. (steve) officials say a hiker fell to his death after being swept over a northern california waterfall. we'll explain the challenges crews are facing as they try and recover the body. (pam) plus, we're learning more about the victims in a deadly factory explosion in wisconsin.

(steve) rescue crews are still searching for a hiker who fell down a 400-foot

waterfall thursday afternoon just east of oroville... the hiker was reportedly swimming in the water above the feather falls when he was swept over the edge.. cal fire crews hiked the nearly 5- miles to the top of the water fall yesterday.. helicopters are also being used in the search...but the fast running water and low visabilty is not making it easy. chris haile/cal fire"this is the middle fork right now it's running very high, very fast, very dangerous""basically the water goes right over the edge" "where he was at he was just above the falls in the water and there is really no place for you to grab on" this is the second tallest water fall in california and unfortunately this is not the first time someone has been swept away. back in 20-12 another man fell into the water and was carried away by the current... that mans body was not found until a year later. (pam) three people are dead... and at least eleven others are injured after an explosion inside a wisconsin corn mill. the explosion

happened late last night.... at the didion milling plant in cambria. the mill processed corn and corn by- products for ethanol plants. since the explosion, there have been multiple fires... the cause of the blast is under investigation. in a statement, didion milling's president says, the company is praying for its employees. (pam) the trump administration has decided to leave the paris climate agreement. t reasoning behind the move.. and whats next on the agenda. (steve) kathy griffin apologizing after a graphic photo involving president trump began circulating. why she says shes now being attacked by the first family. (pam) and the death toll rises.... after a fire at a casino in the philippines. why officials there are rejecting the islamic states' claim of responsibility. i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni.

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the u.s. will pull out of the paris climate deal, the president scored a win on the economy as unemployment fell to historic lows.(pam) but, the white house is also raising eyebrows on the russian investigation -- and james comey's looming testimony. kim hutcherson reports. pres. donald trump: so, we're getting out.it may not be popular... but for trump supporters, pulling out of the paris climate deal is a win. stacey muller/coal worker: i was in favor of pulling out. i think the united states is responsible for the united

states.the president is also getting some positive economic news...the unemployment rate -- falling to a 16 year low -- just 4.3%.although job growth appears to be slowing.the u.s. economy added 138 thousand jobs last month... that's less than the 174- thousand jobs gained in april.and while jobs are a priority...the white house also continues to push the president'proposed travel ban opeople from six middle-eastern and nort african countrieslate thursday, the administration asked the supreme court to reinstate the temporary ban while the court considered it's legality after a lower court upheld a ruling that blocked it.sean spicer/white house press secy: last night we asked the supreme court to hear this important case and are confident the president's executive order is well within his lawful authority.it's a complicated case, that might look simple compared to the russia probe.former fbi director james comey is set to testify next week on memos he wrote claiming the president asked him to kill the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn.the president could use executive privilege to block the testimony, and the white house -- when pressed on the topic-- says he

might.george stephanopolous/a bc news: "so the president's not going to invoke executive privilege?"kellyanne conway/ counselor to the president/abc news: "the president will make that decision."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (steve) comedian kathy griffin held a news conference today... claiming the trump family has ruined her life...(pam) she is facing fierce backlash - since a video stunt... showed her holding whatlooked like the bloodied, decapitated head of president trump... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) kathy griffin has apologized for what she admits was a very inappropriate stunt..but now she's portraying herself as the victim....saying the backlash is ruining her career.. she held a news conference today alongside her attorney..... confirming that she's being investigated by the secret service..... she's been gettingf angry reaction to her video stunt featuring what lked like president trump's severed head. and it's cost her a

string of jobs.... griffin says a 'bunch of old white guys' are trying to silence her... and says that she's been getting death threats.. kathy griffin the death threats that i'm getting are constant and they are detailed and they are serious and they are specific. and today it's me and tomorrow it could be you. i'm 56 years old. i'm 110 pounds wet. i've had everybody turn on me. and i just want to make people laugh. that's all i want to do. but people on both sides of the political aisle are among those who aren't laughing... today griffin's lawyer scoffed at the report that 11-- year-old barron trump was reportedly deeply upset when he saw the photos... attorney lisa bloom saying people shouldn't assume that's true. meantime, griffin says her career might not recover. among the many appearances cancelled - one scheduled this summer for napa. she also lost her high profile job with cnn -- hosting its new year's eve show. pam and steve? (steve) at least 36

people are dead in an apparent casino robbery that happened in the philippines yesterday. witnesses say a masked gunman stormed the resort in manila, setting fire to tables... and shooting at gambling machines. initially -- police thought this was a terror attack. they now believe it appears to be a robbery. the gunman took two million dollars from the casino... then took his own life in a hotel room at the resort. (maureen kelly)summary: an australian tourist was beaten to death outside a hotel in san francisco's russian hill. police were called to the di vinci villa hotel on van ness ave and filbert just after 2 am. two men have been detained, although only one is being called a suspect in the fatal beating that started as turned violent.some tourists n aying in the hotel say they were awaken by police knocking on their door.the man has been identified as 33 year hold matthew bate .the australian department of foreign affairs and trade say they are providing consular services to his family but declined to say if he was traveling with

relatives. (philippe djegal) in belmont... a six-inch water main break caused a small mudlside between monserat avenue and san juan boulevard. the family living in this home was forced to evacuate early in the morning until the mid- peninsula water district was able to turn the water off a few hours later. water was restored to the area by noon... but the water district is still trying to figure out what caused the more than 60-year-old cast iron pipe to burst. in belmont, philippe djegal, kron four news. (rob fladeboe)here in san jose the murder convictions of three deputies in the death of a mentally ill inmate has sparked calls for more reform in the county jail system. sheriff laurie smith called the case a catalyst for on going changes in the culture at the department of corrections. some of the recommendations of a blue ribbon panel, such as more psychiatric personnel, training and surveillance cameras have been implemented but there is a call for a permanent, civilian based oversight body to watch over the jails. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now... lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. an area of low pressure will bring cooler temperatures this weekend. we'll have a full breakdown of the temperatures coming up in a few minutes. (pam) next an infant is

the next an (pam) (pam) next an infant is the victim of an overdose on opioid drugs. how paramendics were able to save the baby's life... and the search underway for the baby's mother.

(pam) a one-year-old baby is in the hospital tonight... after police say, he overdosed on opioids. it happened in akron, ohio .. and it was the little boy's nine-year-old brother who called 9-1-1 when he realized the baby was not breathing... in the 9-1-1 call.... you can hear the dispatcher ask for their mother ... then try to talk the mom through c-p-r, before medics arrive... we are told the baby was given narcan at the scene, and again at akron children's hospital... "i saw a medic run out of the house with a baby that appeared to be limp and when he got near the rear of the

rescue squad, i heard him state i need some narcan." //butted//"i don't know what to say. i'm sorry. all i can do is pray that the baby is okay."(pam) medics were able to revivie him... police think the baby got into drugs laying around the house... they say , the baby's mother was at the scene when officers got there... but since then she has gone missing... (steve) in sports -- warriors head coach, steve kerr may be working his way back to the sideline for game two of the n-b-a finals -- gary will explain plus, find out what happened to warriors guard, klay thompson when he was on a conference call earlier today -- gary has that and all the sports coming up.

the warriors may be getting their leader back for game two of the n-b-a finals.

according to a report -- steve kerr could be back on the sideline this sunday. it all depends how he feels in the next few days. kerr has been feeling well through out the whole week, but if he has any setbacks he will not coach game two. last night he watched game one with former assistant and lakers head coach luke walton(wipe to warriors blowout cavs) meanwhile the team took care of business last night in game one the warriors had a dominant performance over the cavs. they beat cleveland 113-91 and remain undefeated in the playoffs kevin durant and steph curry led the way. durant

finished with 38 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assists. curry had 28 points and six three pointers. the warriors tied an nba record with only four turnovers in an nba finals game. the team understands their defense is going to be a major factor in their quest for a championship (sot: warriors) draymond green:"obviously i don't think we'll have four turnovers every game, but if we can keep those turnovers down, it gives us a much better chance at having a game like this. even where in the first half, in the beginning, where we were missing easy shots, we were missing shots we would normally make. only having one turnover in that first half is key."ian clark: "we take care of the ball. we take a good shot every time

down the floor. we didn't make a lot today, but that's the recipe, that's what we want to do."

klay thompson is not having on of his best shooting performaces in the playoffs but he doesn't too frusturated. today in a conference call -- klay provided us with a few laughs -- take a look at what happen after expericing some technical diffulties.klay thompson: "hello? houston. hello? anybody there? hello!" klay gave up a for a while than tried

connect via phone the warriors continue to play a big part in the oakland community thanks to golden state being in their third straight nba finals nba cares is opening its third nba cares center in oakland. this year westlake middle school is getting an nba cares learn and play zone

comissioner, adam silver... oakland mayor libby schaaf... warriors general manager bob myers... zaza pachulia and several players and executives were at the event. myers had a special message for the students (sot: myers) bob myers:"the days like this when we are not playing basketball or practicing are some our most enjoyable days giving back to you guys. a lot of the players that you are looking at they didn't have a great gym to play basketball on. they didn't have new courts they probably sat where you are and hoped and couldn't wait to meet an nba player. the fact you have five or four of them here used to play in the nba and legends here you guys could be those people too". the giants opening a

three game series against the phillies in the city of brotherly love bruce bochy trying to get the offense going as they started a 7-game road trip top 2nd -- giants up by a pair -- eduardo nu-yez hits a single down left field to make it 3-nothing san francisco but what a story -- top 6th -- austin slater that was called up today from the minors hit an rbi single to get his first hit in the majors his family was in attendance cheering him on from the stands right now -- so much for the seahawks for the seahawks raving about colin kaepernick. seattle's head coach pete carroll says his team has no plan on signing kaepernick as a backup quarterback but believes kaepernick should be a starter in the nfl. last week he was at the team's facilities, but left without a contract the former 49ers quarterback has yet to sign with a tm. last year he spent the entire season kneeling down during the national anthem presting against social inequality in this country

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