lam opened fire without a word during a morning meetingsot cmdr. greg mceachern/san francisco police 15-25police say this is the mac 10 assault pistol with a 30 bullet clip, that lam used to fire 20 rounds. as ups employees began to scatter or hide, police say security video showed lam calmly walking outside the buildingsotpolice believe the three victims were targetedsotlam eventually killed himself when confronted by police a motive remains unknown, though police have recovered a journal, several cell phone and a computer.

(vicki) now an update to a story

we first told you about over the weekend... a body that was found in oakland has been identified as 102-year-old woman mildred williams. that's according to the alameda county coroner's office. we just learned that williams' was found unconscious inside her east oakland home on 22nd avenue early sunday morning.. emergency crews say williams died after they arrived... and now oakland police are investigating it as suspicious... police have detained one person... that person has since been released pending further investigation. they are not releasing any other information. ( steve ) a sad end to an accicdent in san francisco... the medical examiner's office has now confirmed confirms the 17-year-old girl who fell off a cliff at lands end last night is victoria la- rocca from corte madera.

kron four's philippe djegal reports she was a student saint ignatius college prep. (philippe) the u-s national park service says victoria larocca was in a restricted area of land's end when she fell of the cliff. it happened at around 6-45 thursday night. she hit some rocks on the way down and was knocked unconscious. an ocean rescue team was nearby at china beach. and, used a jet ski to get close to la-rocca. two rescue swimmers jumped in the water with a gurney and pulled her off the rocks and to shore... but she was pronounced dead at the scene... and, her friends were clearly devestated. there are signs warning visitors of the dangers walking along the cliff... and, in this case, it appears an accident turned tragic.suzie thigpen/hiker- "that's really scary -- we've been here

several times, and every time we come, um, i always tell him to stay away from the edge, um it's really scary. its not safe, you know, there's no railings, so you have to watch out, um, and make sure you watch your step because its dangerous." the park service says it does have rangers in the area that do regular patrol. right now, reviewing the response time to this incident is under investigation. hearts are also heavy at saint ignatius college prep. where the school says la-rocca would have been a senior in the fall. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) could the bay area heat wave finally be coming to an end?(steve) let's bring in chief meteorologist brittney shipp to find out. brit? cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons. (vicki)

(vicki) you can also track the heat - by downloading the kron four mobile app. you can track temperatures in your neighborhood.... plus -- get notified when breaking news happens in your area. (steve) time to talk some raiders--- there's still time before the moving trucks

come to take the team to las vegas... so until then, there's a money truck pulling into the alameda headquarters. (vicki) and it's all for one man. derek carr is on the receiving end of a massive payday. this morning-- the qb talked about his record contract...we'll have more on that in a bit. but first-- sports director gary radnich joins us in studio with his analysis. gary? its is official derek carr got paid today.....he is now the richest palyer in nfl history.....5 years 25 million dollars...

mark carpenter is in alameda...

before derek carr came along, the raiders spent more than a decade looking for a franchise quarterback. so when, carr burst onto the scene...the front office knew they had to lock him up longterm. and today-- he is the highest paid player in league history....and he says this process could not have gone smoother. "i told tim, my agent, that i don't wanna play anywhere else. if they'd let me sign a 20-year-deal, i'd say let's do it. he'd say 'let's wait a little on that, i don't know if that's smart.' there was no hesitation for me. it didn't matter if they said that, i would have been like, 'deal!' tim would have to teach me, 'well that's probably not the best thing.' i just wanted to be a raider. it's more than just a team to me, it's more

than just that, it's family." and with this being a family, carr made sure to take care of his brothers. even when signing the most lucrative contract the league has ever seen, the ever-selfless franchise qb...structured his deal so his fellow teammates can get paid as well. "i was like 'okay that's cool. that's awesome. but is it good for gabe? is it good for khalil is it good for amari? i mean, he can tell you himself. these are things that i said to him. numerous amounts of times. i didn't want to hurt our team. that's the last thing i'd ever wanna do." with his 125- million dollar contract, 40-of which is guaranteed-- carr knows exactly what he wants to splurge on. "chik-fil-a. probably chik-fil-a. i've been eating clean. lad, we got lad here, he's been having me eat clean. i'll probably get some chik-fil-a. but no, the first thing i'll do is i'll pay my tithe like i have since i was in college, giving $700 on a scholarship check. that won't change. i'll do that. i'll probably get my wife something nice, even though she begs me not to." carr mentioned repeatedly that he wants to give back to the community.. and wants to use this money to make an impact in charities and causes around the world.

(steve) thieves target several

bay area victoria secret stores áagain... (steve) however, this time they were not able to get away. coming up, find out how officers were able to track down the suspects. (vicki) then, a child is left with second degree burns - after a slide suddenly explodes. we'll tell you what happened. (steve) and next, for the first time in 40 years, golden gate bridge officials plan to shutdown several lanes of the bridge for the san francisco marathon. what prompted the major traffic change.

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suspects after a man was robbed in berkeley early this morning. this is the second robbery on grizzly peak boulevard in three days. police say just after 2 in the morning, a man was sitting in his car in the area of grizzly peak boulevard.... when he was approached by 3 suspects... forced out of his car and was robbed. the victim sufferend minor injuries... and the suspects ran off. on tuesday a woman was shot in the leg during an armed robbery in this same area. those suspects have not been caught either. (vicki) a bold crime in broad daylight in the east bay... four women arrested for reportedly ripping off a victoria secret store... grabbing thousands

of dollars worth of mercandise. (steve) kron four's terisa estacio tells us... how they did it, how they got caught and how these crimes are part of a bigger problem. (estacio - reporting) check it out. pricey lingerie and clothes just spilling over this seat inside a mercedes benz suv - and police say it is all stolen, including the vehicle. the mercandise reportedly from two east bay stores including this one in walnut creek. police say it was just after 1 thursday - when several women ducked into the store here at upscale broadway plaza to shop - but instead of paying for goods, police say they tucked items into bags and took off.walnut creek resident. "that was wrong" police say a witness saw a police officer and alerted them and they stopped the suv here around the corner from the victoria secret. the pictures are from the walnut creek pd. inside the vehicle -they found dozens of items from the two victoria secret stores, besides the walnut creek store, there was also pieces picked from concord. walnut creek resident. "they should not be doing that, it is awful." terisa estacio, reporting. the theft here at

vs, not the first time or second time this has happened but other cases, so the question is - are they connected. back in spring, several other cases in the bay area with similar circumstances, including cars with paper license plates from dealers and several female suspects. police are not saying whethr they are related. in this most recent case, 4 women were detained, 3 arrested, the driver arrested for the stolen suv out of oakland back in may. two other's for theft. total take on the recent jobs, 3200 dollars. in wc, te. (steve) a big traffic story to tell you about... and it will coincide with the san francisco marathon next month...(vicki) in wc, te. dollars. in wc, te. (steve) a big traffic story to tell you about... and it will coincide

with the san francisco marathon next month...(vicki) catherine heenan is here with the news involving the golden gate bridge... (catherine) it was confirmed today that 'all' northbound lanes of the golden gate bridge will close for the marathon.....which is set for sunday, july 23rd. the bridge district voted to approve the one-time closure -- which will happen from 6 to 9-am that sunday. it's a security move -- prompted in part by recent terror attacks - by people who drove trucks or cars into large crowds of people.. we haven't seen all northbound lanes closed before...in previous races the bridge left one northbound lane open and allowed traffic on southbound lanes. bridge officials are trying to spread the word and give people plenty of notice. this will be the first such closure of the golden gate bridge for the marathon...which celebrates its 40th anniversary next month. vicki? (vicki) crews have cleared 5 large homeless encampments

in petaluma. more than 20 yards of wood debris, garbage and waste were removed from the illegal camps in cedar grove park near the banks of the petaluma river. petaluma police received a 500 thousand dollar grant from cal recycle aimed in part at cleaning up homeless encampments. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny

afternoons. ( steve ) a city-wide ( steve ) a city-wide 'do not

drink the water' order is in effect right now in a town east of santa cruz. new tests results show excessive levels of nitrate in the water in san juan bautista. locals are stocking up on bottled water. officials are telling locals not to give the water to infants. they also say ánotá to boil the water. doing so does not make the water safer to drink ... instead officals say will actually make the nitrates more concentrated. this isn't the first time high levels of nitrate have shown up in the town's water supply. san juan bautista had the similar problems three years ago. "the water in san juan is no

good. just to be on the safe side, we always get the water refilled here.""we never drink our water from home.""you can't do anything about it. with all the fields around here and all the chemicals that are going on. it's hard to fix it." the city will issue follow-up alerts when the nitrates drop to a safe level. (vicki) coming up, we now know what sparked a deadly fire at an apartment in london that killed 79 people. plus - what city leaders are now doing to prevent this from happening again.

a wisconsin child is recovering from second degree burns after he was hurt at a playground... the nine-year-old's mother says a slide "exploded" while her son was on it.. diana storniolo says she heard a loud boom and turned around to see a big hole near the bottom of the slide..and her son with visible injuries... city officials secured the area and took down the slide but they are still trying to figure out what caused that to happen. mayor dan devine, west allis, wi:we had been in touch this morning with the manufacturer,

with the designer, the installer, none of them had never seen anything like this before.diana storniolo, victim's mom:it was just so confusing.i would like them to find out what went wrong.> the mayor says it might have been some sort of chemical reaction that caused the explosion.. there are two other slides in the city that have now been inspected and deemed safe. (steve)just how hot it is in las vegas?so hot that a woman suffered second degree burns just by walking barefoot on the pavement.we want to warn you, the photos of her injures are hard to look at. two days ago 21-year-old amani fitzgerald was wearing sandals outside when they broke.so she ran barefoot to a grassy area. on a hot day the asphalt in las vegas can reach 170 degrees.she was only on the hot asphalt for 45 seconds but that was long enough to leave her with severe injuries. "i ran for probably 45 seconds

and sat on the grass and by that time i had blisters. but, i didn't really know the severity of it."the damage was already done.it's painful, embarrassing and not uncommon. dr. jay coates: (vicki) we are learning just how much russia actually played a role in the recent presidential election.... (vicki) but as we start to get a better understanding - president trump wants to take a giant step back. catherine heenan breaks it all down for us - after the break. (steve) plus, the city of san francisco is gearing up for this weekend's pride celebrations. coming up, everything you need to know about the event - including the parade route and important road closures. 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. "so we'll have to see. the

people that have been hired are all hillary clinton supporters."(steve) president trump raises the question of firing special counsel robert mueller.muller is looking at russia's meddling in the presidential election ... and whether the president tried to obstruct that investigation.( vicki )

tonight we are learning much more about the kremlin's attempts to influence the vote. catherine heenan is here to tell us about it. (catherine) one thing for sure -- there will be plenty to talk about at cocktail parties inwashington d.c. this weekend... president trump is floating the idea of firing the man in charge of the russia investigation. and there are startling new details about the russian plot to tilt the election in trump's favor. the washington post says the u=s intelligence probe of russian meddling in the election-- pointed to vladimir putin himself.sources deep inside the kremlin captured putin's personal instructions directing the broad hacking and misinformation campaign, plus, its goals: to defeat or hurt hillary clinton in the election, and help donald trump. "this was intelligence coming from directly within the russian government. it was incredibly powerful. it shocked them.as election day approached president obama spoke directly to putin,

warning him not to try to hack the voting results.covertly, he also ordered the development of cyber=implants to be hidden in russian computer networks. "...a kind of ticking time bomb, a cyber ticking time bomb that could go off should president trump want to use it."the president's critics say he still hasn't even acknowledged the unanimous conclusion by the intelligence community that russia did try to interfere. "what's important now is we know what they did-- and we have a president today who sits in the oval office who doesn't appreciate the attack that occurred, that doesn't acknowledge it."at the white house, a vague response. "of course he's concerned about any country or any actor that wants to interfere in elections>right now the president seems more concerned about his former fbi director. on fox news he was unrepentant about falsely implying he had

secretly recorded his meetings with james comey "smart way to make sure he stayed honest." "well, it wasn't very stupid, i can tell you that." (catherine) the senate judiciary committee is expanding its investigation to include president obama's attorney general, loretta lynch. she's being asked to disclose any conversations with hillary clinton's campaign and the d-n-c. that's in regard to the f-b-i investigation into clinton's use of a private e-mail server. vicki and steve? (steve) actor jhonny depp is being widely critized for comments he made at a film festival in england targetting president trump... take a listen.. the attempted joke

appeared to be a reference to actor john wilkes booth who assassinated president lincoln.. the secret service says they are aware of the comments.... depp has since apologized for his remark saying it was in poor taste and he was only trying to entertain. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more

extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons. (vicki) another big story we are

tracking tonight... the apartment fire in london that killed 79 people started in a freezer. investigators released that information today. they also say that insulation and tiles that were recovered from the scene failed safety tests. police say all of the bodies have been removed from the building. and now authorities say they are considering filing manslaughter charges in connection to the fire. another apartment building in london built with same insulation is being evacuated because of potential safety concerns. (steve) north korean officials are denying they tortured or poorly treated otto warmbier... the american detainee who died less than a week after being released back to the u-s. doctors that

examined warmbier after his release say he suffered severe neurological injury from an unknown cause. relatives say the 22-year old had been in a coma since shortly after his sentencing to 15-years of hard labor in north korea. he was sentenced after being accused of stealing a political sign from a restricted area. his family objected to an autopsy...but have blamed north korea for his condition. (vicki) still ahead... a california woman is suing uber claiming she was sexually assaulted by a driver. why she's putting the blame on uber. (steve) then, it is decision time for senate republicans. at stake? the fate of health care reform. what needs to be done... before the bill can pass. (vicki) and on wallstreet... stocks nudging up after energy companies clawed back some of their sharp losses from earlier in the week. the dow slipping nearly 3 points. the nasdaq gained 29. and the s&p added 4 points. we'll be right back...

we're getting an update on the police officer stabbed this week at the airport in flint, michigan. lieutenant jeff neville was stabbed wednesday. authorities say the suspect yelled "god is great" in arabic when he stabbed neville with a 12-inch knife. doctors say neville could be released from the hospital in a few days. the suspect, 49-year-old amor ftouhi, is charged with violence at an international airport. the f-b-i is investigating the

stabbing as an act of terrorism. (steve) we have more good news to share... house majority whip steve scalise is no longer in the intensive care unit at medstar washington hospital center... scalise was shot last week while he was practicing for the annual congresional baseball game for charity. scalise underwent multiple surgeries. he remains in fair condition. (vicki) the senate republican healthcare bill saw daylight for the first time yesterday and already it's on life support. (steve) five senators say they won't back it, and several more are unsure. from our partners at cnn scott mclean has more on where things go from here. sen. mitch mcconnell/-r- majority leader: republicans believe we have a responsibility to act, and we are. the republican healthcare bill was built behind closed doors, but now it's being cut down in plain sight. at least five gop senators say they won't vote for it in its current form... but are open to negotiating. sen. ted cruz/-r- texas: this current draft doesn't get the job

done. sen. rand paul/-r- kentucky: it keeps the preexisting condition, keeps the regulations, and then subsidizes the death spiral. we are not fixing obamacare. president trump, a self- described deal-maker doesn't seem concerned. president donald trump/from fox news: i think that they'll probably get there, but those senators are not the only obstacles... several other senators are sitting on the fence. sen. james lankford/-r- oklahoma: put me down as a solid undecidedsen. susan collins/-r- maine/from msnbc: i cannot support a bill that is going to result in tens of millions of people losing their health insurance....and the clock is ticking. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants a vote before the fourth of july recess -- just after it gets a "score" -- or cost and impact assessment -- from the congressional budget office. previous scores of the house version have predicted 119 billion in cost savings compared to obamacare, but also 23 million fewer people with coverage in the next decade. like obamacare, this bill has no bipartisan support, although some republicans say they're open

to negotiation. sen. bill cassidy/-r- louisiana: two democrats walk into mitch mcconnell's door right now they bargain.if no democrats get onboard, republicans can only afford to lose two votes to get the bill passed.in washington, im scott mclean. (vicki) still ahead... it's pride weekend in san francisco... and there are already road closures - as crews get the city kicks off a weekend of celebration. we have everything you need to know about this weekends parade - coming up next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

( vicki ) we've been reporting that lawmakers in washington are battling over changes to the nation's health care system... so what does it really mean to those on medicade? let's check in with pam moore in the newsroom. ( pam ) repubicans are trying to change "obamacare" which provided health coverage to most americans. but the biggest sticking

point is medicaid. tonight at six... what is at stake for the one -in- five americans who are enrolled in the program.(vo) plus .. remember the north bay man who went on a wild crime spree including stealing a lamborghini.. all in the name of love? he was convicted but now we are learning there might need to be a new trial.( pam ) and ... what else are learning about the heist at an east bay victoria secret store. those stories and more ... coming up at six... but now .. back to the news at five. vicki and steve (steve) a woman is suing uber after she says she was sexually assaulted by a driver in hollywood. erica holland says the assault happened after requesting a ride to work earlier this month. she says the driver attacked her after she sat down in the passenger's seat

going on with their female customers. you know for a 69- billion dollar company, i don't think that's too much to ask.">(steve) uber says it has removed the accused driver as the case is being reviewed. in april, an uber driver was arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a passenger in santa ana. and last month, a 41-year-old uber driver was arrested for sexually assaulting a u-c riverside student. (vicki) happening now...organizers put the finishing touches on the pride celebrations set for this weekend.(steve) kron 4's lydia pantazes is in san francisco with what you can expect if you are planning on attending the festivities. also, part of polk street near city hall is also closed off. security measures put in place at last year's pride celebrations following the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando will remain in place this year.attendees should expect to be screened by walk- through metal detectors or handheld "wands" and be subject to searches.no bags larger than 18 by 18 inches will be allowed, and all bags are subject to search. no outside alcohol will be allowed inside and possession

of open containers or consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on city streets. inside the event area, alcohol will be available for purchase with valid identification. police will step up the number of both uniformed and plainclothes officers at events throughout the weekend including sunday's parade, which starts at 10:30 a.m. pride-goers are also strongly urged to take public transit to and from events wherever possible. both muni and caltrain will provide additional service on sunday for the parade.reporting live in san francisco, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (steve) there are several street closures in the area... many of which started thursday morning... and they will last until sunday afternoon. for more information on street closures and a list of events you can find them on k-r-o-n four dot com. (vicki) it's that time of year again... volunteers have begun to assemble the giant pink triangle on twin peaks in san francisco... the pink

triangle is a symbol that has been associated with gay pride weekend for the last 22 years... the gigantic display can be seen for miles around the bay area... it's almost 200 feet across and is about one acre in size... and this project all began as an outlaw art project...

appears... it goes down... volunteers will pack up the triangle sunday evening... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons.

(steve) the world's ugliest dog contest is happening right now in petaluma.(vicki) the annual event kicked off at a couple minutes ago... at the sonoma-marin fair. here's video of previous contestants ... the pooches will face

off in a red carpet walk and 'faux paw fashion show'... the event is intended to show all dogs, regardless of physical appearance, can be lovable additions to any family. a blind chihuahua- chinese crested mix won last year's competition... winning a total of 15-hundred dollars. we do have a camera crew there... and announce this year's winner coming up tonight at 8. good luck to this year's contestants. (steve) you are going to want to take a look at this... this it zola.. a gorilla at the dallas zoo showing off some break dancing moves in a swimming pool.. he looks pretty excited to be splashing around and he's got some good moves.. the zoo posted the video which has quickley gathered thousands of views.. in a new version of the video on twitter...one person added the song "maniac" from the movie "flash-dance"

in the background...that video has also gone viral (vicki) still ahead... 70-percent of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities do not have jobs. up next, we'll introduce you to one woman who plans to change that.

(vicki) a north carolina coffee shop owner is making a difference ... she employs 40 people with disabilities. this enables them to earn a paycheck, gain a sense of pride, build relationships

with the community.... and show that they are capable members of today's workforce. (music)amy: (laughs) what did you do in pe?child: running (sound effect)amy: running? did your sneakers help you run fast?child: yes.amy: when you become a parent of a child with special needs, you are instantly thrust into being an advocatechild: look mommy! amy: elmo!!amy: trying to make people see the beauty in their lives that we see.(music) child: yaaaaay! (sound effect) (sound effect)amy: ben and i have two older daughters. and then we have beau and bitty, and they both have down syndrome.man: ready? here it goes. amy: people are scared of what they don't know. and so we've decided to live out loud (laughter) and to show people what our lives are like. people with disabilities, sometimes, the world just passes them by. most of them are unemployed. and we really felt like we wanted to do something about it. and it was like, coffee shop!woman: hey guys, good morning! welcome to bitty & beau's! it's open! amy: other than our two

managers, everybody that works at bitty & beau's coffee has an intellectual or developmental disability. down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autismman: first latte of the day! amy: we figured out what their skill set was, and we plugged them in. now we have 40 employees.you made them feel welcome. that's awesome. when you just give them a chance, they can do anything you ask them to do.customer: good to see you! (music)man: it's nice to see you, too.amy: our employees are like celebrities now. when people come into the shop, they wanna speak to matt, they wanna dance with trevorfor most of them, who have never had a job before, it's really exciting. man: bonjour, mousieur!amy: having a workplace that makes you feel proud of yourself and gives you a sense of community is something we all want. man: i love amy & ben so much!amy: aw, love you too richard.this is the perfect way to bring people together (sound effect) and to let them realize how much more alike we are than different. woman: the employees are really warm and welcoming. it's like a starbuck's with lots of extras. woman: i always leave just filled. my heart is overflowing every time. (music) amy: it's more than a cup of coffee. it's a human rights movement. it's given our employees the respect that they deserve. it's allowed them to shine.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins pam moore with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki thank you... at six.. a gang of alleged shoplifters busted in the east bay. next, how police were able to catch them before they hit again. (steve) and more than a week after the shooting rampage at the ups facility in san francisco... police reveal new details and evidence about the shooting. (on cam) kron 4 news at six is next.

(pam) caught red -handed. some suspects in the heist at a high- end lingerie story in the east bay .. could not outrun police.(pam) good evening... i'm pam moore.

(steve) and i'm steve aveson four women are under arrest.. accused of ripping off a victoria secret store... grabbing thousands of dollars worth of mercandise. kron four's terisa estacio on how they did it, how they got caught and how this - these crimes are part of a bigger pattern of thefts. (estacio - reporting) check it out. pricey lingerie and clothes just spilling over this seat inside a mercedes benz suv - and police say it is all stolen, including the vehicle. the mercandise reportedly from two east bay stores including this one in walnut creek. police say it was just after 1 thursday - when several women ducked into the store here at upscale broadway plaza to shop - but instead of paying for goods, police say they tucked items into bags and took off.walnut creek resident. "that was wrong" police say a witness saw a police officer and alerted them and they stopped the suv here around the corner from the victoria secret. the pictures are from the walnut creek pd. inside the vehicle -they found dozens of items from the two victoria secret stores, besides the walnut creek store, there was also pieces picked from concord.

walnut creek resident. "they should not be doing that, it is awful." terisa estacio, reporting. the theft here at vs, not the first time or second time this has happened but other cases, so the question is - are they connected. back in spring, several other cases in the bay area with similar circumstances, including cars with paper license plates from dealers and several female suspects. in this most recent case, 4 women were detained, 3 arrested, the driver arrested for the stolen suv out of oakland back in may. two other's for theft. total take on the recent jobs, 3200 dollars. in wc, te. ( pam ) this certainly is not the

first time we have heard of thieves targeting a victoria's secret store in the bay area. new park mall in newark has been targeted frequently this year. in april... thieves hit it four - times over one weekend. and in one instance, police say, the thieves grabbed more than 4- thousand dollars in merchandise.... and dashed out the door. newark police say, there have been at least six other similar robberies at the same store since last october. ( pam ) last month, some thieves tried to pull off a 'grab and go' in capitola... but they got caught ... after police chased them on highway- 17 the group grabbed about 12-hundred dollars in merchandise before taking off. investigators say, they had hit the same store several times before. two of the suspects are from the east bay... the other two are minors. no word on whether they had anything to do with any of the other robberies in the bay area. (steve) the shooting at the san francisco u-p-s customer center on san bruno

avenue still has many people asking questions about why. three people were killed.. at least 2 other injured at the hands of a fellow emoloyee last week.(steve) police say that employee targeted his colleagues... but still have not identified a motive.( pam) kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters in san francisco, where authorities held a news conference a few hours ago.. and shared new details.

(steve) police are searching for suspects after a man was robbed in berkeley early this morning. it's the second robbery on grizzly peak boulevard in three days. police say just after 2 in the morning, a man was sitting in his car in the area of grizzly peak boulevard. he was then approached by 3 suspects. 2 of the suspects forced him out of the car and the other demanded property from the vehicle. after the suspects robbed the man they ran away and the victim flaged down another driver for help. the victim was treated for minor injuries. the suspects have not been caught. on tuesday a woman was shot in the leg during an armed robbery in this same area. those suspects have not been

caught either. ( pam ) a wildfire in the south bay is under control tonight. the fire started wednesday night and quickly charred more than 50 -acres in a matter of hours at joseph grant county park. it never threatened any buidlings... but did scorch a total of 54- acres. crews are still at the scene mopping up. there is no word yet and how the fire started. ( pam ) in southern california... firefighters have made significant progress on a wildfire near big bear lake. the hot weather has been making things tough... but containment has jumped to 65- percent tonight. the fire has burned more than 15- hundred acres so far. with cooler weather in the forecast... firefighters are hoping to make even more progress over the next few days. a live look outside right now...(pam) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior

valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons. (pam) the san francisco medical examiner's office confirms ...the 17-year-old girl who fell (pam) the san francisco medical

examiner's office confirms ...the 17-year-old girl who fell off a cliff at lands end last night... is from corte madera.(steve) kron four's philippe djegal reports.. she was a student saint ignatius college prep. (philippe) it has certainly been a difficult day for those at saint ignatius college prep. class is out for the summer, though word has spread throughout the community about what happened. the school says 17-year- old victoria la-rocca would have been in a senior in the fall the u-s national park service says there are warning signs along lands end... telling visitors to be careful near the edges... but in this case, the park service says it appears la-rocca was in an area she wasn't supposed to be... fell off the cliff at around 6-30 thursday night, and landed on rocks. suzie thigpen/hiker- "oh, its very sad. its tragic. um, it, um, you know, hopefully they

put up something, or you know, more signs or something, so they're more aware. people are more aware." the park service says an ocean rescue team was already in the area when la-rocca fell. two rescue swimmer jumped in the water and pulled her off the rocks. but by then she was already in bad shape... and, passed away by the time she was put in an ambulance at china beach. the park service says la-rocca was in an area she should'nt have been. while also offering condolences to her family. this case is still under investigation... and, the park service says it will share more details on this monday. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( steve ) lines are being drawn in the battle to remake the affordable care act. the latest blow to the republican's effort that could derail the bill.( pam ) and caught on video. a violent confrontation between a police officer and a suspect. it has led to a complaint ... find out what happened moments before this video was taken. ( steve ) plus a bay area teen made headlines with his wild crime spree

including stealing celebrity chef guy fieri's lamborghini. the reason he may be getting out of prison a lot earlier than expected.

a north bay man who is in prison for a wild crime spree that including stealing a famous chef's lamborghini, could be resentenced. max wade was tried as an adult and was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. he was convicted of trying to kill a romantic rival in mill valley

as well as several other crimes that he committed in marin county when he was 17 years old. an appeals court however has ruled he deserves a hearing over whether he should have been tried as an adult or juvenile. if he is ordered to remain in the juvenlie system, his sentence could be significantly reduced. ( pam ) one of the jurors in bill cosby's sexual assault trial is speaking out. a mistrial was declared late last week .... after the jury deadlocked. a woman had accused the entertainer of drugging and assaulting her back in 2004. cosby claimed the relationship was consensual. now, according to a juror... who spoke anonymously, they were hopelessly deadlocked the moment deliberations started.

think they created this whole thing, a case that was settled in '05 and we have to bring it up again in '17."> the juror added .... most of the votes ended up being seven-to- five or five- to- seven. however, a different member of the jury reportedly said, there ten votes to convict. prosecutors plan to re-try the case. (steve) u-s military chiefs are seeking a six-month delay before letting transgender people enlist in their services.. the chiefs had wanted a 2 year delay.. but that was denied. while transgender troops have been able to serve openly since last year... the military had not developed specific policies. the services were given until july first to come up with the plan that would let transgender people serve if they meet physical and other standards. the chief's new request will now go to the defense secretary for a final decision. the republican

senate health care bill - one day after its big reveal - is racking up more potential 'no' votes.... and prompting nationwide protests. catherine heenan is here with the latest on the fate of health care reform.. (catherine) 52 senate republicans are now considering the bill...and they can only afford two defections....it they want it to pass. today - that looks like even more of an uphill battle. the vote will affect millions of americans.... the bill calls for major changes to the future of medicaid.. it 'does' keep insurance protections for pre-existing patients...but allows statesto drop some benefits - which could mean skimpier coverage.. today - a nevada senator became the 5th republican to publicly oppose the bill. senator dean heller - and i'm announcing today that in this form, i will not support it.if this is the bill, if this is the language of that procedure of motion on tuesday, i will not be going forward. senator chuck schumer - the president said the house bill was mean. the senate bill may be meaner. democrats are arguing

that the senate bill amounts to a tax cut for the wealthy... and could mean that some people will lose coverage altogether. these are protests today in colorado....and wisconsin. republican leaders are hoping for a vote by the fourth of july weekend... leaving just over one week for negotiations. pam and steve? ( steve ) medicaid appears to be big sticking point for the health bill... about one of five americans are enrolled in it.( pam ) kron4's washington correspondent mark meredith .. takes a closer look at what's at stake for people on medicaid ... and what it means for the nation's healthcare system overall. trt: 1:34out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. 00:17-00:24 - seema verma / administrator, centers for medicare and medicaid service00:35-00:42 - sen. chuck schumer / (d) minority leader01:25-01:34 - mark meredith / capitol hill 72 million americans depend on medicaid for health insurance. but under senate republican's

new draft of healthcare reform - that number could drop significantly. democratic minority leader chuck schumer says the plan punishes the poor.simply put, this bill will result in higher costs, less care, and millions of americans will lose their health insurance, particularly through medicaid.but the woman in charge of administering medicaid tells us things need to change. seema verma says the program was never built to cover everyone. "it was built for a vulnerable population, our aged, and blind, and that program should focus on people with no other place to turn" verma's boss, president trump, backs the plan that slows medicaid's expansion. in the future, states would see less money for covering medicaid patients.instead the administration wants americans to count on insurance companies for coverage. "medicaid is a program, that states are spending, its their number one budget item, and yet we're not actually able to demonstrate that were having better outcomes"but senate democrats - including hawaii's mazie hirono - say cutting medicaid leaves too many people, at risk for no coverage at all."trumpcare sends a message, you're basically on your own"next

week, the congressional budget office is expected to release its analysis of this new healthcare draft.two numbers senators will be watching closely: how many people would be forced off medicaid and how much money would taxpayers expect to save.in washington, i'm mark meredith. 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. (pam) a violent attack caught

on video. a police officer

is seen kicking a suspect... repeatedly. what led up to this incident... and the complaint that is being filed. (steve) and johnny depp is under fire for some comments... joking about assassinating the president. we will look at some other entertainers that have recently crossed the line.(pam) new tonight at eight... a desparate plea from a bay area woman.thieves broke into her home and stole her yorkshire terrier. now she is sending out fliers hoping to get the dog back.that story tonight ... on kron 4 news at ten.

( pam ) we have just heard from bart they are experiencing major delays right now due to an equipment problem... and it is in the transbay tube. we are told it is affecting trains in both directions right now. we were also just told by a rider the embarcadero and montgomery stations have been closed.

(steve) the american civil liberties union in minnesota is calling for an investigation into what it calls a brutal attack by an officer. video of the arrest in worthington, minnesota last summer shows an officer kneeing and punching a driver. authorities say the video doesn't show what led up to the incident. according to the criminal complaint, anthony promvongsa caught the attention of an off-duty officer by following closely, speeding past him and later threatening the officers. "police have a very important job to do and valuable job to do, to enforce the law and to protect people, it is not their job to take punishment into their own hands and whoop on people."(steve) promvongsa was driving with a revoked license and didn't immediately stop when officers tried to pull him over. he's charged with using his car as

a weapon and fleeing an officer. his attorney says he has pled not guilty.a trial date has not been set. (pam) north korean officials are denying accusations that they tortured or poorly treated otto warmbier... he was the american detainee who died less than a week after being released back to the u-s. today, thousands gathered to lay him to rest.. doctors who examined warmbier after his release ... say he suffered severe neurological injury from an unknown cause. relatives say, the 22- year old had been in a coma since shortly after his sentencing to 15-years of hard labor in north korea. he was sentenced after being accused of stealing a political sign from a restricted area. his family objected to an autopsy... but have blamed north korea for his condition. (steve) a close call.... caught camera. watch as a child wanders right out in to

the middle of busy street... and see who steps in just in time.(pam) and meet the 125-million dollar man! we will hear from the raiders' derek carr as he officially becomes the highest-paid player in the n-f-l.(steve) going too far? the comments about the president by actor johnny depp that have him in hot water... and a look at other entertainers who also made questionable statements about the white house.

( steve ) johnny depp is the latest celebrity making outrageous and inexcusable remarks -- inciting violence against the president of the united states. ( pam ) he is just one of several hollywood stars... who many believe, have taken their disdain for president trump and the republican party... too far. stephanie elam, with our partners at c-n-n, has the story. johnny depp: "this is going to be in the press and it will be horrible..."actor johnny depp knew what he was about to say to a crowd in the u.k. would get a rise out of people. johnny depp / "when was the last time an actor assassinated a president? i want to clarify, i'm not an actor, i lie for a living."for

the record, the answer to his question is april 1865 when actor john wilkes booth killed president abraham lincoln critics have condemned depp for what he said, but he's far from the only entertainment star to engage in this kind of comments. yes, hollywood has long tended to lean left, but this kind of extremist talk is new. in january, madonna said this at the women's march in washington:madonna: "yes, i've thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house, but i know that this won't change anything."in snoop dogg's video for "lavender," he shoots a clown version of the president with a toy gun. and graphic images of kathy griffin holding a mock bloodied head of president trump made her a target of a

secret service investigation according to her lawyers. it also cost her a job. cnn called the photos "disgusting and offensive" and fired her as its new year's eve co-host. at issue is free speech versus security -- threatening the life of a u.s. president is a federal crime that can result in a fine or up to 5 years in prison - or both. a lot of hollywood stars are traditionally very public about their liberal politics, but these incidents cross a linejoe bel bruno, variety: "really, there hasn't been a call from the hollywood left to say enough is enough. and i think that need to come from hollywood. from the left wing. from somebody that can say 'hey, ya know i voted for hillary clinton but let's not incite violence against the president of the united states. i might not support him, but there is can't cross over."the white released this statement.. quote :"president condemned violence in all forms and its sad that others like johnny depp have not followed his ( steve ) depp later apologized. in a written statement first reported by

people magazine he said it was a "bad joke" and "in poor taste." he said.. quote... "it did not come out as intended, and i intended no malice. i was only trying to amuse, not to harm anyone." (pam) a military jet .... practicing for an airshow in ohio was involved in an accident today.. an f-16 thunderbird... crashed at the dayton international airport about one- this afternoon. the u-s air force says, the crew members were conducting a "familiarization flight" ... when something went wrong.. they have not released many details.. two people were on board... but the nature of their injuries is unknown tongiht. surveillance video in southwest china shows... a toddler being rescued fromwhat could have been a deadly accident... catherine heenan is here with a look at what happened.. (catherine) china seems to have more than its share of children in peril...this time....we see a motorcycle with a pink umbrella... and when the driver stops...a 2-year-old boy hops off and makes a bee line for the opposite side of that busy

street. fortunately - he's scooped up by an alert traffic cop... it happened this week....and people in china are applauding the officer. he says he dashed over to help without thinking....as soon as he spotted the boy. the child was too short for the driver of an approaching car to see...and would probably have been hit. as for why he went zooming off in the first place.....we're told that he thought he sawhis mother standing across the street.. pam and steve? (dan kerman)here at police headquarters in san francisco authorities say the ups employee that opened fire on coworkers gave no warning before he fired the first shots."without warning or saying anything he immediately shot benson luiy."police say the suspect jimmy lamb then shot cahn and wlaked out of the building and killed mike lefitit. police believe the

shootings were targeted. police have found a journal along with a computer and multiple cell phone belonging to lamb. they have to comb through that to try and determine why he did this. at police headquarters in san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news. (terisa estacio)here in walnut creek, four women arrested for reportedly ripping off victoria secret, found out how they caught thema witness alerted a nearby officer and the 4 women pulled over at broadway plaza in walnut creek - besides hitting up a victoria secret, officers say that the crew targeted a victory secret store in concord earlier in the day. they were also caught in a stolen vehicle, one woman was released. all three bay area residnets, similar crimes happened in spring, and police are investigating a possible connnetion. te (philippe djegal) in san

francisco... the medical examiner's office has identified the 17-year-old girl who fell off a cliff at lands end thursday night and died as victoria la-rocca of corte madera. saint ignatius college prep confirms she was a student at that school and would have been a senior in the fall. the u-s national park service says despite signs warning of the dangers along the cliffs... la-rocca was in a restricted area when she fell. she hit some rocks, knocking her unconcious. and, she was pronounced dead when a rescue team pulled her to china beach. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (lydia pantazes)also, part of polk street near city hall is also closed off.security measures put in place at last year's pride celebrations following the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando will remain in place this year. no outside alcohol will be allowed inside and possession of open containers or consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited on city streets. inside the event area, alcohol will be available for purchase with valid identification. police will step up the number of both uniformed and plainclothes officers at events throughout the weekend including sunday's parade, which starts at 10:30 a.m.

( steve ) an update now on our breaking news. bart is saying is now single tracking trains due to an equipment problem in the transbay tube. bart says a blown insulator is to blame. it is sending a response team in and hopes to have it repaired soon. but... this is leading to major delays for commuters in both directions. the montgomery station has reopened... but we are hearing passengers are not being let in to the embarcadero station at the moment. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior

valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons. (steve) the owner of the new york jets is changing hats. still ahead... position

president trump wants him to take on.

( steve ) the owner of the new york jets football could have a new title... ambassador.(pam) "woody" johnson has been selected by president

trump.... to be the united states' ambassador to the united kingdom. johnson was one the president's top supporters, as well as a fundraiser for the republican national committee. he needs to be confirmed by the senate. this would not be the first time the n-f-l has been tapped for an ambassador. president obama made dan rooney of the steelers ... his ambassador to ireland. in sports -- gary joins us with his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails. plus -- raiders quarterback, derek carr talks about his 125- million contract and what he plans to do with his new salary

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along -- it took the raiders more than a decade to find

their next franchise quarterback well the team made sure to lock him up for a longterm deal. today at raiders headquarters -- the highest paid quarterback in n-f-l history had his press conference. carr was very relaxed and happy the deal got done before training camp. he made it clear that this deal will help other like khalil mack and other earn their payday as well. and he also plans to use some of that money to give back to several charities. carr says this process couldn't have gone much smoother derek carr:"you know there was no doubt in my mind, when this whole thing was going to go down i told tim, my agent, that i don't wanna play anywhere else. if they'd let me sign a 20-year-deal, i'd say let's do it. he'd say 'let's wait a little on that, i don't know if that's smart.' there was no hesitation for me. it didn't matter if they said that, i would have been like, 'deal!' tim would have to teach me, 'well that's probably not the best thing.' i just wanted to be a raider. it's more than just a team to me, it's more than just that, it's family."

the warriors didn't have a draft pick in this year's draft -- but just like last year they bought the 38th overall pick to draft jordan bell from oregon. golden state gave 3.5 million dollars to the bulls -- in order to draft the pac-12 defensive player of the year. bell wasn't happy he fell to the second round -- but after learning he was heading to golden state 'he was screaming with excitement' today he was over at the oakland marriot with general manager, bob myers for his introductory press conference. it's been less than 24 hours and draymond green is already giving bell the rookie treatment let's hear from

the new warrior(sot: bell) "he was like.. yo i'll face time you. hang up right now, i'm going to face time you back. don't call me. so i was like alright. so i hung up and face time him, he didn't answer and i was like alright... so i was like, i should wait a couple seconds. i waited like five seconds and i called him back on face time. and he answered and he was like.. yo what's up man, and we started talking... enjoy this night... celebrate it, it only happens once. but after this night, we have to get back to work, we're trying to get rings over here so be ready for it."

why are you afraid to say bruce bochy should be fired? giants manager, bruce bochy is not going anywhere. he's won three world series in the span of six years. we are talking about a hall of fame manager

that's a great picture of you and your dad. how tall was he? you are not a shrimp. my father was just a few inches taller than me. he was very supportive in everything i accomplished in both of my career's: basketball and broadcasting.

quit endorsing pete rose for the baseball hall of fame. he gambled; that's a no-no! pete rose made a mistake, but he's one of the best ball players to ever played the game. he's suffered enough, just put him in the hall. i must admit i may start rooting against the warriors, if all this praise doesn't slow down. this year's draft and the trade that have gone down so far is a clear example the league is trying to catch up to the warriors. they were the best team last season. as of now, it looks like they'll be best team next season too. i can't believe you never played in an organized basketball game after college.

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story out of switzerland where one university is researching a prosthetic toe that is three- thousand years old..(pam) it is amazing how old this prosthetic is..... and take a look at how advanced it is.. researchers at the university of basel say, it is from ancient egypt.. and was made for a priest's daughter, whose big toe was amputated. after taking a closer look, they say, the toe is made from some kind of hard wood... and plant fiber was used to make a belt strap to attach the toe to the foot. it also happens to be one of the oldest prosthetics ever found. last weather and goodbye

final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way.at 7:00 it's the insider, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

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