person of interest in connection with the disappearance of san francisco uber driver piseth chhay, who was last seen on mothers day. in an interview sunday, chhays wife said her hsuband's sister and mother have been asked to give dna samples, so investigations can determine if the remains in the warehouse are chhaysot rattana kim/chhays' wife 47-54i hope and pray the body parts do not below to my husband, but if they do, bob tang had something to do with it.chi's wife says tang was like a brother to her husband, and in fact showed us a picture of when the two families vacationed together but police believe the tang and chi were scheduled to meet when chi disappeared. now tang has disappeared, his car found at sfo on may 25.sot we believe mr tang fled to cambodiapolice are now working with federal partners to located and extradite tang.

ironically police searched this hayward warehouse several weeks ago, but did not find the human remains that were discovered saturday.sot it's unclear whether this evidence was placed there after our search warrant was served. 136/warrant was served nat of demonstrations( steve ) this was the scene last january ... angry protests after president trump invoked a ban on travelers from muslim countries.the ban was blocked by lower courts ... today the supreme court said it will

hear oral arguments on the issue in october.meanwhile, it is allowing some parts of the ban to go into effect,( vicki ) what does that mean ... and what happens next? (catherine) the president's revised order - issued in march - banned travelers from six muslim countries as well as all refugees. the travel ban was to last 90 days, the refugee ban 120 days...designed to allow a vetting of immigration procedures. today's court ruling means the ban will affect far fewer people. gavel natin the court's opinion, the travel ban may not be enforced against foreign nationals who have a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the united states. that means the ban would not apply to close family members, or anyone admitted to a school or offered a job in this country. "that's good, but it still doesn't deal with this fundamental flaw in the trump order, which is at it's

heart, it is a muslim ban."sfx while opponents of the ban expressed disappointment, president trump issued a formal statement calling the decision a clear victory for national security andsaying it provided an important tool for protecting national security. the white house has said the ban would be implemented within 72 hours of court approval.that means the 90 and 120=day bans will likely expire before the court hears arguments on the case in october.meantime we are unlikely to see a repeat of the chaos last january, when people were pulled off planes and held in detention.that's because the president revised and rewrote his executive order, it now affects only the issuance of new visas. that means no one should be blocked at a u.s. airport but rather would simply be denied a visa before leaving home. (catherine) the president said the travel bans were a stopgap measure, so his administration could come up with a new permanent plan.

and if they do expire before the court reconvenes, the justices may decide there's no reason to make a ruling. vicki and steve? (vicki) continuing our coverage on today's ruling... president trump claiming victory today as the supreme court made an announcement on his executive order restricting citizens from six countries. but as kron four's terisa estacio reports, legal experts have a different take on what the high court did and did not do today. president donald trump here signing his executive travel order - and now late monday tweeting about being very grateful that the us supreme court gave a 9-0 decision on his order. however, legal experts say that is not exactaly true. it is much more complicated than that. sot/tc: richard boswell, hasting law professor. "it is a partial victory, especially because all of the other courts have knocked it completely down in the past." richard boswell is an immigration law professor at

hastings law school. he explains, actually the court did not hand down a decision on the controversial ban which sparked protests like this one earlier in the year - but rather an announcement that they will review the matter in the fall. in the meantime, they are allowiong a part of the ban to stay in effect. boswell. "if you do not have a relationship with someone or a company, then you are not getting in now. however, another section the court wrote the governement can not prohibit people from coming into the country who have a credible claim. boswell. "if you have a relationship here you can come. the aclu who is challenging the ban saying it violates the fundatmental constituational principle that government can not favor or disvaor any one religion says they are in support of the full court hearing the matter so they can quote strike it down." boswell. it is imposible to say what will happen next, it is like reading tea leaves. in sf, terisa estacio, kron four news.

(vicki) and we told you about today's decision by the supreme court to review president trump's travel ban - by sending you a push alert this morning. make sure you download the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news updates sent directly to your phone. (steve) the supreme court is taking on a new clash between gay rights and religion... in a case about a wedding cake for a same-sex couple in colorado. the justices announced today - they will consider whether a baker who objects to same-sex marriage on religious grounds... can refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. the case asks the high court to balance the

religious rights of the baker - against the couple's right to equal treatment under the law. the decision to take on the case reflects renewed energy among the court's conservative justices.... whose ranks have recently been renewed with the addition of justive neil gorsuch. (vicki) back here in the bay area... the coroner has identified the two suspects who were fatally shot during a home invasion on wednesday. both men are from antioch-- 38-year-old ellis williams... and 32-year-old joseph brooks. this surveillance video briefly shows what happened just before midnight one of the suspects had a gun when they broke into the home so, in a simple act of self defense the homeowner used his own gun to kill both robbers. as of now, police say he will not be arrested or charged for killing them (vicki) a san francisco man drowned while kayaking in the delta after saving his daughter who fell in the water. officials say it happened yesterday afternoon south of rio vista. 40-year-old roni alvarado was kayaking with his 5-year-old daughter in three mile slough when

their kayak overturned. alvarado and the girl went under initially, but he surfaced with her and held her above the water. she was picked up by a good samaritan on a jet ski in the area. alvarado then went under again and did not resurface. "the guy as helping the little girl try to stay afloat. and a jet ski goes by and grabs the little girl.""and then the guy goes down. and they never saw him after that."(vicki) neither the father or the daughter were wearing a life jacket. it took nearly 10 hours for crews to recover the body. (steve) the teen girl who fell to her death from a cliff in san franciscowas walking in an area that is closed off to the public. park police officials say 17- year-old victoria la rocca and two other teens disregarded signs warning of danger when they walked to the painted rock cliff's edge...located at land's end. there la rocca fell nearly 200 feet and landed on a large rock. after finding her motionless and unresponsive ... rescuers

transported her to china beach where she later died. the two juveniles with la rocca confirmed to investigators that they knew the area was closed when they entered it. (steve) a judge dismissed two felony counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice against a former oakland police officer today. it happened after prosecutors refused to disclose the name of a confidential informant in the prostitution case. 27 year old ryan walterhouse still faces one misdemeanor count of engaging in an act of prostitution. a prostitute testified that walterhouse gave her his number and solicited her for sex after he met her while patrolling in oakland last year. walterhouse resigned from the oakland police department in december. (vicki) happening now... a busy day for north bay fire departments... this afternoon the fairfield fire department responded to a vegetation fire on interstate 80 at pittman road. the chp closed down pittman road at the eastbound off-ramp. then, another brush fire was reported a few hours earlier

along highway 101 at cloverdale boulevard. the second lane of highway 101 is expected to remain closed until 8 tonight. meanwhile, the vacaville fire department responded to a sunflower oil spill around at the davis street off-ramp of interstate 80. a private clean-up company was called to the scene. the davis street off ramp remains time. (steve) not giving up... still ahead tonight, activists push to get the judge who sentenced stanford rapist brock turner to six months in jail - removed. why they are now pleading to the public for help. (vicki) plus, a scary scene at a theme park as a girl dangles from a ride. what police are saying caused the teen to slip out of the ride. (steve) and - a controversial water project clears a major hurdle. what's next for the project, that would change the way northern california supplies are sent to the southland. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(steve) the brock turner sex assault case is back in the news. turner is the stanford swimmer whose lenient sentence after being convicted last year of assaulting a co ed at a party touched off a fire storm of protest.(vicki) now, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, backers of a recall effort have taken the first step toward ousting the man who handed down the sentence, superior court judge aaron persky.

led by stanford law professor michelle dauber, about 35 members of the recall persky campaign, holding signs saying "enough is enough," filed a notice of intent monday with the santa clara county registrar of voters to recall superior court judge aaron persky. michelle dauber/recall judge persky campaign " judge persky has a clear history of favoring white male student athletes, engineers and others who have been convicted of violent felonies such bas battery, domestic violence and sexual assault. his inherent bias in these cases frequently leads to undesirable outcomes where perpetrators never receive the justice they deserve..."the recall was sparked by the sentence given to former stanford swimmer brock turner for sexually assaulting an unconscious, intoxicated woman after a party. but instead of sending turner to prison, judge persky sentenced tuner to minimal jail time and

probation.michele dauber"we can't allow this pattern of behavior to continue any longer. we must do all we can to recall judge persky and instead, elect judges that understand sexual assault and violence against women and take it seriously..." judge persky has not made any public comment on the turner case and did not respond to our request for comment on the recall effort.rob fladeboe/san joseorganizers say that in august, they will begin collecting the 58,000 signatures needed to qualify the recall for the june 2018 ballot. (steve) two 15-year-old boys were arrested after police say they robbed a berkeley student on campus friday night. it happened in front of morrison hall. a male student was approached by the two teens who knocked him to the ground. the boys took his cellphone and ran. they

were later caught by police near stern hall. officers say the juveniles admitted to robbing the student and were arrested. (vicki) a police officer is injured after a fight breaks out in a busy san francisco mall. this is video of the aftermath of the fight that broke out at westfield mall in san francisco just before 7:00 last night. the fight forced the mall to close early. police say they were responding to calls about some sort of altercation.. when they arrived... people approached officers and began throwing things and assaulting them. police say several people were detained - including a juvenile. one officer suffered minor injuries - no other injuries were reported. no word yet on what started the fight. (steve) 2 teens were arrested after police say they participated in a gang related brawl on monte rio beach saturday night. the fight injured 5 people. officers say as many as 16 people- possibly belonging to rival gangs- were fighting on the beach using bottles, cans,

sticks and knives. police responded just before 7pm. 5 people were taken to the hospital with stab wounds, cuts and bruises. deputies arrested a 17- year-old petaluma boy on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, and a 16-year-old santa rosa girl was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor battery. officer say further gang- related arrests are expected. (steve) a motorcyclist is behind bars and accused of driving recklessly. c-h-p contra costa posted "slow-motion" video from its helicopter on facebook. it shows the driver on a green motorcycle in orinda on highway 24 by hidden valley road. c-h-p says the rider was kicking, punching and smashing mirrors. the rider led the "air-ops" team and patrol cars to his house where officers were waiting for him. he faces charges of reckless driving, vandalism, suspended registration and his motorcycle was impounded. c-h-p says the rider also attacked cars several times last week.

(vicki) happening now. arson investigators are looking for the people who destroyed a popular bay area playground. police say someone set fire to the koret children's playground in golden gate park late saturday night. it's the playground near the carousel. officials say it is an act of vandalism... and they are not sure when the park will reopen. the fire caused more than 1-million dollars in damage. the playground was built in 18-88 and is considered to be the nation's first public playground. it was renovated back in 2007 for nearly 4 million dollars. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds

thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons.

(vicki) there's big news on governor brown's plans to build two huge water tunnels in california..(steve) catherine heenan is here with the latest on what u.s. wildlife agencies are now sayingabout the project.. (catherine) those wildlife agencies have given critical first approval to the plan....saying that the twin tunnels probably would 'not' jeopardize endangered fish.... it's far from the last word....but it's a step forward for the governor's 16-billion dollar project. the tunnels would ship water from the sacramento-san joaquin

river delta he says they'd provide a reliable water supply to farms and millions of residents -- mostly in central and southern california. opponents argue that it 'would' further harm the delta and the native fish that are nearing extinction... a series of other decisions are still needed to make this happen....on both the stateand federal level. the two tunnels would be 35 miles long.. steve and vicki? (steve) coming up, a pilot urges passengers to pray - after the plane won't stop shaking. we'll tell you what happened. (vicki) and next, a california father is now in custody - for the disappearance of his 5-year-old son. the charges he is now facing. charges he is now facing. ♪

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california. eight people were injured after an suv crashed into a motel swimming pool in los angeles county. and take a look. authorities say the driver

lost control, slammed into a wall and then plunged into the water. witnesses say there were many children in the pool at the time. they were not seriously injured. authorities said they are investigating the crash as a possible dui incident. (vicki) over the weekend in las vegas -- police charged a california father with his son's death in what they are calling a "no body murder charge." aramazd andressian senior is accused of killing his missing five- year-old son, aramazd andressian junior. police say the 35-year-old father changed his appearance and didn't show any grief for his missing boy. the last time his son was seen was back in april. andressian was supposed to drop off little aramazd to his mother. andressian was found unconscious in a park in south pasadena. police say he was intoxicated from prescription drugs and that he told them multiple versions of what happened to his son. if convicted, he faces up to 25 years to life in prison. phillip sanchez/pasadena police chief: it's been a long time for us as far as wanting this case filed and i can tell you my community, south pasadena, their heart breaks.

their heart aches. and myself as a parent, and as someone who is supposed to be the protector of our city, my heart is also broken.(vicki) police says they're glad they made the arrest because andressian senior has been uncooperative and had become a flight risk. the motive has been identified as a "tumultuous divorce" between the suspect and his ex-wife. (steve) scary moments in new york as a teenage girl falls from a ride at an amusement park. now authorities are saying the girl's actions - caused her to fall. this happened over the weekend, at six flags great escape. the 14-year- old was riding the sky ride gondola with her brother - when she slipped. her brother held her as a crowd gathered below to catch her.

she fell about 25 feet into the arms bystanders. she was not seriously injured... the warren county sheriff says that 'human error' on the part of the teen caused her to slip under a restraining bar. authorities say the ride was functioning properly. however, park officials say the ride remains closed - pending an internal review. (vicki) coming up, the family of a man shot and killed by a minnesota police officer reach a settlement with the city - just days after that officer was acquitted. details on the settlement - coming up. (steve) but first, new findings on the gop proposed health care bill estimates that millions would be without insurance in ten years. where this bill sits in the senate - plus the chances it will pass - next.

(steve) a campaign promise by president trump to repeal and replace obamacare continuesto hit roadblocks.. (vicki) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the scramble by senate republicans to pass new legislation.. (catherine) senate republicans want to pass their bill this week... but members are still split. they've issued a revised version of their health care bill.....and changes include a penalty for

people who let their insurance lapse. meantime - the senate bill would result in 22 million more uninsured americans over the next decade - compared to the current law. that's according to the nonpartisan congressional budget office.. five senate republicans have publicly opposed the bill. senator rand paul now says he 'might' get on board if the bill narrows its focus.. senator rand paulwe aren't going to fix everything. in fact, i don't think everything is fixable. let's say we're going to repeal as much as we can of obamacare and then we're going to work with the democrats over the next 6 months to fix any remaining problems. once it's no longer a debate about repeal, but about repeal later, then maybe there could be some coming together. texas senator john cornyn is responding to a tweet that said he was leaving the door open to 'delaying' the senate vote on the bill.. but he tweeted today that he's now "closing" the door - saying the bill should

be passed beforedouble digit premium increases are announced for next year.. steve? (anchor) overwhelmed by lawsuits and recall costs- japanese air bag maker "takata"... has filed for bankruptcy protection. takata officials say most of the corporation's assets will be sold to rival " key safety systems" for one point six billion dollars. the company has faced multiple lawsuits after it was revealed that the airbags were dangerous. the inflators can explode with too much force and hurl shrapnel into people riding in cars. at least 16 people have been killed worldwide due to the air bags. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds

thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons.

(vicki) a big story we're tracking. a settlement in the death of philando castile. the minnesota man shot by police last year during a traffic stop. his family just announced a three-million dollar settlement with the city of saint anthony, minnesota. police officer jeronimo yanez was charged in the killing. but he was acquitted of second-degree manslaughter and related counts earlier this month. yanez is leaving the saint anthony police force. (sot) "if i had to say one thing that's uniform with officer shootings that are bad is that the officer panics.that's i think what caused the willingness to settle for essentially 3 million dollars on the part of the city and which caused them to fire him because you can't have an officer like that on the street and i don't think he will be getting a police job in minnesota." the castile

family says they will use the settlement money to help continue the work of the philando castile relief foundation, which was established to help other victims of gun violence. (steve) martin shkreli is best known for raising the price of a life-saving drug for aids patients more than five-thousand percent. but today -- he was in federal court on another matter. shkreli faces charges of securities fraud.. wire fraud and conspiracy... for cheating investors out of more than 11-million dollars. if convicted.. he faces more than 20-years behind bars. (vicki) things may have cooled off since the recent heat wave - but fire crews are still battling several wildfires on the west coast. coming up, a look at the wildfires burning right now in california. (steve) plus, 'shaking like a wash machine'. that's how passengers on this flight described their experience on board. we'll tell you what happened. (vicki) on

wallstreet... stocks closed mostly higher today, snapping a four-day losing streak. the dow gaining 15 points. the nasdaq - slid 18 points. and the s&p - added about a point. we'll be right back.

) an engine problem caused a plane traveling from australia to malaysia to violently shake.(vicki)

the chilling moment was caught on camera and the plane was able to land safely. from our partners at cnn - dave briggs has more. natsfrightening moments aboard an air-asia x flight - the plane áviolently shakingá mid- flight over the indian ocean. natsthe airbus a-330 carrying over 350 passengers heading to malaysia -- was forced to return to australia after engine trouble.natsabout 90 minutes later -- passengers say they heard a loud bang samad monfard/passenger:"the captain said one of the plates on the left engine was missing."passengers say the plane shuddered for nearly átwo hoursá -- many saying it felt like being inside a washing machine.passenger:"the plane was really, really limping on, it was shuddering, shuddering, shuddering." passenger:"i thought the whole plane was gonna go plummeting down."the pilot telling passengers he was scared and asking them átwiceá to pray. captain:"please pay attention... and also please... uh... listen to everything. our survival depends on your cooperating." some putting on a brave face: nats: "we're having 50 million beers when we get back."others fearing the worst. tim/passenger:"there were lots

of people crying, lots of people pulling out the life jackets, pretty much preparing, like we thought there was a good chance that we were gonna go down."marine emergency services... standing by for a water rescue. passengers -- breathing a sigh of relief -- once the plane touched down safely.natsbefore waiting hours for another flight...the low cost airline is investigating what happened, calling the incident a "technical issue" -- adding: "the safety of our guests is our utmost priority." (vicki) this is the second significant incident this month on a plane with that type of engine "rolls-royce".. and the third since may. a spokesman for the company that makes the engines released a statement saying, "we are aware of the incident and will be working closely with relevant partners to

understand the cause of the issue." (steve) a woman on a southwest airlines flight allegedly tried to open a cabin door mid-flight sunday. several passengers.. including an off-duty police officer, subdued the woman. the flight was headed from los angeles to houston.. but had to be diverted to texas. according to chief of public safety for corpus christi international airport -- the woman was pacing back and forth along the aisle and not following instructions from crew before she reached for the door. the off-duty officer says she was just doing what she had to do to keep everyone safe. officer pamela minchew, cleveland independent school district officer"ran and jumped over the seat over passengers grabbed the emergency exit. and at that point when i seen she had the clear plastic in her hand. i just jumped up, self identfied and subdued her. all i seen was she was reaching for the door. my children were there & other passengers with their families, she was not getting the door open." (steve)

the woman was questioned... and, at last check, has not been charged with a crime. the chief of public safety for corpus christi international airport says the woman was committed for a mental health evaluation. the flight that was carrying 170 passengers finally made its way to houston four hours later. (steve) still ahead, a couple of giants players...switched out their baseball gloves...for some pizza dough. we'll show you how brandon belt and joe panik...had kids smiliing today in the east bay. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) the controversy over the brock turner rape case will not die down. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki... backers of a recall effort to oust the

judge who handed down a what they say is a lenient sentence to brock turner .... took a step forward today. you may remember, turner is the stanford swimmer who was convicted last year of assaulting a co- ed after a party. but instead of sending turner to prison, judge aaron persky sentenced turner to minimal jail time and probation. that touched off a firestorm of protest and calls for persky's ouster from the bench. well, almost a year later .... that movement took a big step forward. we will tell you what happened today... and what will happen next . we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. (steve) we are following breaking news... a wildfire is burning out of control near vineyards on california's central coast. firefighters say the fire broke out around 3 this afternoon - in beaumont. within two hours had grown to 125 acres and is threatening structures. the area is just east of the small town of santa margarita

about 10 miles north of san luis obispo. there is no containment - we will continue to bring you updates as they become available. (steve) wildfires continue to tear through parts of the west(vicki) and the region's dry conditions are literally fanning the flames reporter reid binion has the latest. parts of the west are ravaged by wildfires....erin darboven, fire operations spokeswoman: "we had a lot of calls from the public about what the fire is doing to the area and it's still very, very active." among the states affected, utah.that's where the brian head fire is located.it's the largest active wildfire in the nation, scorching more than 42- thousand acres thus far. sheriff jim perkins: "it is heart wrenching i get it you know there are cabins up there that are generations old." authorities say that fire was likely caused by a weed torch.

a number of communities in the area were forced to evacuate, including the entire town of brian head.residents there are keeping their fingers crossed. woman: "i just hope i can go back to rotten food in the freezer and the refrigerator stinks like all get out. (laughs). it'd be nice if those things are still there to have to deal with."more than 11-hundred fire-fighters are in utah with dozens of engines and helicopters.local forecasters say thunderstorms are possible on monday, and that could play a factor with the fires.erin darboven, fire operations spokeswoman:"we are looking at another change in the weather pattern, so a shift in winds, bringing some erratic winds with it, so tactics are changing accordingly."seventeen other fires are also being fought across arizona, california, new mexico, nevada and oregon. i'm reid binion reporting. (vicki) crews continue to battle a large wildfire in southern california which has burned more than 15-hundred acres. however, the fire is almost fully contained.

the 'holcomb' fire is engulfing the san bernardino national forest just northeast of big bear lake. the fire broke out a week ago today.. and hot and windy weather conditions made it difficult for crews to contain the fire. the fire is now 91-percent contained. no homes are threatened at this time. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons.

(steve) big night for the warriors... as the world champions could collect even more hardware. (vicki) the nba awards show is happening tonight in new york... and some of the dubs have a chance to add to their trophy case. mark carpenter joins us with the details. mark? this is the night when all this is the this

is the night when all the major awards are announced. neither steph curry nor kevin durant are up for mvp, but-- draymond green could lock up an honor he's been going after for years. mr. green....in the running for defensive player of the year.... and he's been a finalist in each of the last two seasons, losing both times to kawhi leonard. here's a good sign for green.... earlier today-- he was named to his 3rd-straight all defensive first team, the first player in warriors history to accomplish that feat. this season--- he averaged nearly 8- rebounds, 2-steals and 1 block. and draymond isn't the only warrior up for a major award tonight. andre iguodala...looking to take home the trophy for the league's best 6th man. great year for the 13-year veteran...as he shot a career- high 53-percent from the field. he is up against eric gordon and lou williams from houston. also, general manager bob myers...a finalist for executive of the year. finally, a couple of giants exploring some side hobbies today. brandon belt and joe panik...putting on a show with pizza dough at

the george mark children's house in san leandro. the giants along with pizza connoiseur tony gemignani...hos ted a party for the childeren. the stars signed autographs... and took photos with everyone in attendance. this is the 2nd year in a row belt and panik were flipping pizzas...and both say they still don't have the hang of it. "you know it takes a lot of practice and tony is very good at what he does and his pizza is phenomenal. we got a long way to go before we can call ourselves pizza makers.""you know you don't always get to go and do stuff like this and see what charities are doing around the bay area, so anytime you could put faces with the people that you are trying to help, it always makes a difference in your life and it makes you push that much harder to help these charities out." busy day for brandon and joe.... giants in action trying to end their slump, hosting the division-leading rockies. (vicki) ) tens of millions

of people across the country suffer from hearing loss and cannot afford expensive devices to help with the problem. a new bill aims to increase access to hearing aids. but as kron four's washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports... it's being blasted by some as government overreach. take pkgfor the 48 million americans suffering from hearing loss -- the results can diminish quality of life

and put their safety at risk. rep. marsha blackburn, r-tn: "many individuals with hearing loss cannot hear the traffic around them. they cannot hear emergency alerts."republican congressman marsha blackburn is the cosponsor of a bill that allows hearing aids to be sold over the counter.she says it will loosen regulation of hearing aid manufacturers -- and drive down prices. hearing aids can cost up to $5-thousand dollars and they are not covered by medicare. blackburn says 80 percent of americans with hearing loss cannot afford hearing aids) rep. marsha blackburn, r-tn: "there will be a way to get a hearing aid device that isn't going to cost several thousand dollars."drew petrimoulx, reporting:the bill got unanimous support house energy and commerce committee and blackburn's office expect it to continue moving forward.but she is facing attacks for her work on the legislation.tv ad: "liberal massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is at it again but this time she has help, help from our republican congresswoman marsha blackburn."a group called frontiers of freedom says the legislation will actually increase federal government regulation -- leading to higher costs for hearing devices. it also ties blackburn to massachusetts democratic senator elizabeth

warren -- who is sponsoring a senate version of the bill.tv aid:"call marsha blackburn and tell her to represent our tennessee values not those of a liberal massachusetts senator."but blackburn fires back -- saying her aim is to provide help to people struggling with hearing loss. and she says the bi-partisan support for the bill is a good thing.rep. marsha blackburn, r- tn:"it's always good to be lumped in with people that want to expand freedom. and provide more choice in healthcare options for our constituents."in washington, im drew petrimoulx (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins pam moore with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki. next at six.... the effort to recall the judge who gave former stanford swimmer brock turner.. what many said was a light sentence .... takes a big step forward. next, we will hear from the group which says, it will not stop until judge persky is off the bench.(steve) and new video just in to the kron 4 newsroom of firefighters battling a house fire in the east bay. kron 4 news at six is next.

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. (pam top vo) an

effort to oust santa clara county superior court judge - aaron persky is underway tonight. judge persky unleashed a firestorm of criticism .... for handing down what many say, is a far too lenient sentence.... to a former stanford athlete in a sexual assault case. ( pam 2-shot) now,the case is back on the front burner again.. hello everyone... im pam moore.. (steve) and i'm steve aveson... as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, today backers of an effort to recall judge persky took a first step toward getting him thrown off the bench. michelle dauber/committee to recall judge persky"we're tired of the perpetrators of sexual abuse not being held accountable..."amid a rallying cry of "enough is enough,"

stanford law professor michelle dauber and other members of the committee to recall judge persky notified the county registrar of voters of it's intent to begin an effort to oust the embattled judge.michelle dauber" we can't allow this pattern of behavior to continue any longer, we must do all we can to recall judge persky and elect a judge that understands sexual assault and violence against women and takes it seriously..."the recall was sparked by the sentence given to former stanfordswimmer brock turner for sexually assaulting a woman who was unconscious and intoxicated. prosecutors wanted turner to serve time in prison but judge persky sentenced turner to jail time and probation instead.dr. sopha yen/stanford clinical professor"we have had enough of men like bill cosby and brock turner who rape women and get away with misdemeanor punishment,if any, and electing officials like judge persky who let them off with a slap on the wrist..." jennie rchardson/bay area women's march" today we take a first step to create a new normal. what does it say about our values if we allow aaron persky to remain on the bench, what message does it send to our sons and daughters about the value of a womans life..."judge persky has not

made any public comment about the turner case or the recall effort. since the turner case, judge persky, at his own request, has been hearing only civil cases.rob fladeboe/san jose" backers of the recall say that in august they will begin collecting the 58,000 signatures needed to qualify the recall for the june 2018 ballot. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) in the south bay. police arrest a former san jose swim coachthey say sent inappropriate texts messages to members on the team. initially those conversations were regarding swimming but eventually officers say nguyen asked girls and boys on the team for nude photos and sexual favors. nguyeneven attempted to pursue a dating

relationship with one of the team members. three victims have been identified. nguyen was arrested and booked on charges of annoying or molesting a child under 18 years of age. timothy nguyenworked as an assistant coach at "quicksilver swim team" in san jose. ( steve ) happening right now... we have reports of a fire going right now in morgan hill. a kron four viewer send us this picture saying the fire is to the northwest of santa teresa boulevard. we have reached out to cal fire to see what is going on... we are waiting to hear back. an update now on a home invasion .... where police say, the owner fought back... and killed two suspects. today the coroner identified them as being from antioch. one is 38-year-old ellis williams... the other 32-year-old joseph brooks. surveillance video briefly shows the incident from last wednesday. investigators say, one of the men had a gun... and the homeowner decided to defend himself with his own weapon. at this time , there are no plans to arrest and charge the

homeowner since the case is being considered "justifiable homicide." ( pam ) police are trying to determine whether human remains found over the weekend in hayward are that of a missing san francisco uber driver.( steve ) kron 4's dan kerman is live at the ware house tonight to explain the connection between the warehouse and the person of interest wanted in connection with the uber drivers disappearance soti just hope and pray it's not my husband that they found the agonizing wait is underway for piseth chi's family dna is being gathered from family members to determine if human remains found saturday in this hayward warehouse are the san francisco uber driver, who has been missing since mothers day sot rattana kim/chhays' wife 19-26bob, if this is my

husband's body you are responsible for his death.the bob chi's wife refers to is bob tang he is not only a person of interest in chi's disappearance, but worked in the warehouse at this hayward food distributer for more than 20 years.sot officer robert rueca/san francisco police 38-43mr chi and mr tang are acquaitances and have dealt with each other in the past.in fact family members say the two were like brothers, and police say the two were scheduled to meet when chi disappeared now tang is also missing his car found may 25th at sfosotwe believe he has left the country and gone to cambodiapolice are working with federal partners to track down tang ironically several weeks ago, police searched this same hayward warehouse where the remains were found , but did not find anything.sot its unclear whether this evience was in the warehouse before we served the search warrant or after we served the search warrant122/the search warrant (second time

( pam ) a richmond man is under arrest... accused of killing his son. police say, it happened saturday morning at a home on groom drive. the call came in as a family dispute. when they arrived... they found the 18- year-old son... shot in the chest. they arrested the 59-year-old father on homicide charges. few details are available about what led up to the shooting. the case is now in the hands of the contra costa county district attorney's office. ( pam ) firefighters are mopping up a house fire in walnut creek right now. this video was taken at the scene on adeline drive ... the fire started about 3 p-m. crews say, the fire went from the garage into the attic... and was being fueled by natural gas. they

quickly turned off the flow ... and managed to get the upper hand on the fire a short time later. at this time, there are no reports of any injuries and the cause is under investigation. a judge dismissed two felony counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice against a former oakland police officer today. it happened after prosecutors refused to disclose the name of a confidential informant in the prostitution case. 27 year old ryan walterhouse still faces one misdemeanor count of engaging in an act of prostitution. a prostitute testified that walterhouse gave her his number and solicited her for sex after he met her while patrolling in oakland last year. walterhouse resigned from the oakland police department in december. ( steve ) a san francisco man drowned while kayaking in the delta after helping to save his daughter. officials say it happened on sunday afternoon south of rio vista. 40-year-old roni alvarado was kayaking with his 5-year-old daughter in three mile slough when their kayak overturned. alvarado and

the girl went under initially, but he surfaced with her and held her above the water. she was picked up by a good samaritan on a jet ski in the area. alvarado then went under again and did not resurface. neither the father or the daughter were wearing a life jacket. it took nearly 10 hours for crews to recover the body. a live look outside right now... (steve) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons.

( steve ) a big story tonight is the plan overhaul the affordable care act. according to the congressional budget office, the current senate bill would leave 22 million americans without insurance over the next decade compared to the current law. the senate has been pushing to hold a vote on a bill

before the fourth of july. the house already passed its own bill... analysis showed it would leave 23 million people uninsured. the congressional budget office is nonpartisan. ( steve ) the supreme court delivered president trump a partial win today -- allowing some of the so-called "travel ban" to go into effect. ( pam ) the supreme court also announced.... it will hear the full case in october. karin caifa, with our partners at c-n-n, has this report from outside the high court. president trump getting good news from the supreme court monday -- as the court agreed to hear oral arguments in the fall for the president's travel ban -- and also allowing a partial version of the ban, to take effect. president trump saying in a statement, "today's unanimous supreme court decision is a clear victory for our national security. it allows the travel suspension for the six terror-prone countries and the refugee suspension to become

largely effective."the court's ruling means that people from the six impacted countries who have bona fide relationships here in the u.s., may enter -- like family members here in the u.s., university students, and those with u.s. job offers. the revised version of the travel ban was signed by the president in march, covering six countries -- iran, syria, libya, sudan, yemen and somalia. iraq was dropped from the original executive order that was put forward in january. it was blocked in federal courts before it could take effect. the trump administration said the ban was due to national security concerns. critics say the president's order is discriminatory.sen. ed markey / - d- massachusetts: first, this decision with regard to the overreach for businesses, for family members, students coming into the country, that's good, but it still doesn't deal with this fundamental flaw in the trump order, which is at it's heart, it is a muslim ban.the department of homeland security has said it will provide details on how the ban will go into effect after coordinating with the departments of justice and state and the travel industry. outside the supreme court, i'm karin caifa. legal experts are

weighing in on the u.s. supreme court's announcement today on the white house travel ban. president donald trump cited victory... claiming the 9-0 decision by the high court will help keep americans safe... adding quote - he was gratified to see a unanimous decision. however, the a-c-l-u, which is legally challenging the ban ... said it was glad the court actually did not hand down an iron clad decision, but rather say, it will pick up the matter in the fall. a professor at hastings law school says, it is too early to say exactly what the court will decide after it hears arguments.

this is a partial victory for the white house because, the court says, people from the 6 countries listed... can come , if they have relationships with citizens here or have work ... just ahead... the family in a controversial police shooting ... did not get the guilty verdict they wanted .. today they did reach a monetary settlement in the philando castille case.. a very unusual discovery during a t-s-a luggage check .. someone packed a live crustacean .. a new effort to reign- in cheaters in the carpool lanes ... we'll tell you how the c-h-p might be called into action ..

the california highway patrol could be shifting its attention to carpool lane cheaters... thanks to a bay area agency. the metropolitan transportation commission is asking lawmakers to put in a bill c-h-p patrols for the lanes. lawmakers are already working on legislation to extend a program that allows hybrids and electric vehicles with stickers to use the carpool lanes. that program is suppose to end at the beginning of 2019. there

is an effort to extend to 2025. the m-t-c wants the stepped up patrols to catch cheaters as part of the legislation. it is estimated about 30-percent of the people who use the carpool lanes in the bay area are breaking the law. some commuters might have a little hiccup in their drive because of this mess in vacaville. a truck overturned at the davis street off ramp for eastbound interstate 80. it spilled a bunch of sunflower oil on to the roadway. crews managed to get the truck uprighted... but they have to cleanup the mess which is taking several hours. while there is a lot of sunflower oil to mop up... it does not pose any sort of health hazard. ( pam ) with the fourth of july just around the corner, bay area cities are cracking down on illegal fireworks. we told you over the weekend... about the number of busts in san jose. and now .. morgan hill is raising the stakes for those who want to try to set off illegal explosives.

the city is tripling the fine for people who get caught. police say, normally the fine is 100- dollars. but thanks to the city council giving its approval, the fine will triple to 300- dollars for anyone who is busted between july 2nd and july 8th. ( pam ) speaking of illegal fireworks... look at this cache found at a home over the weekend in stockton. police said, at first they thought they had confiscated about 300- to 400- pounds ... today they did an official count ... and it was well over 950- pounds! they estimated the value to be about 10-thousand dollars. police say, they received a tip... when they went to the house... the garage door was open and there was a huge stash of illegal fireworks right there. the owner was arrested and faces felony charges. the mother of philando castile - the black driver killed by a minnesota police officer last year - has reached a settlement in his death... catherine heenan is here with the latest on the case - that began with a simple traffic stop....

(catherine) the shooting death got nationwide attention since philando castile's girlfriend - who was in the car - streamed the aftermath live on facebook. castile - a school cafeteria worker - was killed in july of last year.. he'd been pulled over by a police officer who later told a colleague he was "nervous".... he shot castile only moments after castile explained that he had a gun and a permit to carry it. now - castile's mother has reached a nearly 3-million dollar settlement with the city that employed officer jeronimo yanez.. this avoids a federal lawsuit that attorneys say could have dragged on for years. the lawyer for castile's mother says it's a good thing that yanez is no longer an officer.. bob bennett, attorney for valerie castile if i had to say one thing that's uniform with officer shootings that are bad is that the officer panics. that's i think what caused the willingness to settle for essentially 3 million dollars on the part of the city and which caused them to fire him because you can't have an officer like that on the street. yanez - who is

latino - was acquitted of manslaughter earlier this month. as in other officer shootings that resulted in no criminal consequences .....the acquittal sparked angry reaction. demonstrators on sunday in minneapolis, for example, disrupted the pride parade....protestingcastile's shooting. the castile family says they'll use the settlement money to help continue the work of the philando castile relief foundation, which was established to help other victims of gun violence. steve? traffic is moving again on a los angeles county freeway shut down after a weeked car crash sparked a smoky fire . evacuation orders have also been lifted for about 100 canyon homes briefly threatened by flames

in santa clarita. the fire prompted a temporary shutdown of highway 14 the fire was reported after a vehicle hit a tree. the flames spread from the crash site to nearby brush. no injuries were reported. (sot) "oh, gosh. they were 20 feet coming right up like...we have a hill similar to this and it was definitely scary. you could hear the bushes crackling and..." the fire is 57 percent contained tonight. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area ... a mostly sunny monday kicks off the work week.(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the

region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons. (steve) (steve) some people have

called him the most hated man

in america. now he is going on trial. who he is and what he is accused of doing that has landed him in trouble.(pam) and high drama on a northern california river... a helicopter comes in to save a man trapped in the water... we will hear from him about this daring rescue.new tonight at eight... bacteria is everywhereon phones, door handles and in bathrooms.but you might be surprised just how dirty dollar bills really arefind out which street drug is most likely to be found on your money.that's tonight on kron 4 news at eight. kron 4 news at eight. at at&t, we believe in access. kron 4 news at eight. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ( pam ) a monumental

project that would alter california's water system .... is moving forward. u-s wildlife agencies have given their approval ..... to build twin tunnels in the delta. governor brown is big backer of the plan... which would cost an estimated 16-billion dollars. supporters say, the tunnels would provide much needed help to central and

southern california. opponents say, the project would hurt the delta and the fish. the tunnels need the approval of several other agencies ... before construction can actually begin. jury selection began today in the trial of former pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli... he is best known for hiking the price of a life- saving drug used by aids patients ... by 5-thousand percent ... but that controversy has nothing to do with his current legal problems.. catherine heenan is here to explain... (catherine) shkreli is accused of cheating his former company - retrophin - out of millions of dollars. he arrived at a federal courtroom in new york today with his attorney... he's accused of using the money to pay off personal loans and other debts. prosecutors say he also repaid investors in two hedge funds...in what they called a "ponzi scheme." in an unrelated controversy - shkreli became a pariah in 2015 by spiking the costof a life-saving

medication by more than 5- thousand percent....and smirked his way throughthe questioning that followed. now - leading up to the trial - he's been boasting on social media - claiming he's "excited" about the trial. if convicted - the 34-year-old faces more than 20 years in prison. several potential jurors were excused today after telling the judge that they can't be fair toward him. pam and steve? ( pam ) we know crews are racing to repair the oroville dam. the lengths we have learned engineers are going to take... sure they get it right.( steve ) a big night for the warriors' draymond green. the big award the star has earned for his play this past season.( pam ) but first. a dramatic river rescue over the weekend in northern california. hear from the man plucked out of the rapids.... just in time.

( steve ) a man who was rescued from dangerous river rapids in northern california is o-k. he says he is extremely grateful for the chopper team that saved him.( pam ) the whole thing was caught on video... and the man is talking about his terrifying

experience. natalie brunell reports. 25-year-old kalani tuiono waves to rescue crews, stranded on a rock in the middle of turbulent south yuba river rapids. he recalls those terrifying moments, talking to us by phone from nevada.voice of: kalani tuiono/ rescued from river:"i honestly don't know how i made it on that rock, but i think if i didn't, i probably wouldn't be talking to you right now."the california highway patrol captured this dramatic video of a rescue technician from truckee fire descending into the canyon.in the helicopter, a chp officer maneuvers the basket carefully down to kalani. voice of: kalani tuiono/ rescued from river:"i could feel the wind from the helicopter and it was getting difficult to balance on the rock, it was difficult to breathe."finally, the rescue fireman grabs kalani into the basket and he's flown to safety.voice of: kalani tuiono/ rescued from river:"i really will be forever

appreciative. my appreciation is through the sky right now." matt calcutt/ chp flight officer:"he's a very lucky individual to have survived." tucked away in the basket, kalani flies over the rapids that tossed him around.the current had swept him up during a swim.voice of: kalani tuiono/ rescued from river:"i thought i could swim across what appeared to be a calmer part of the river. the feeling the current had on me was like the start of a roller coaster. i'm 6'4", and i've never felt so small in my life."a reminder to be careful around the frigid and fast-moving waterways .matt calcutt/ chp flight officer:"go where it's calm and peaceful, like a lake maybe."as for kalani, he just feels lucky and wants to pay that good fortune forward by volunteering for his local search and rescue team.voice of: kalani tuiono/ rescued from river:"my biggest thing is my gratitude to those guys. i could only imagine their families at home when they're out doing rescues like that." ( steve ) the man has only minor injuries. his girlfriend had to be rescued a few hours later and she went looking for him ( steve ) the man has only minor injuries. his girlfriend had to be rescued a few hours later and she went looking for him ( pam ) the effort to repair the damaged spillway at the oroville dam.... is being

taken to new heights. engineers have created a replica of the dam .... and are testing it in utah. this way... they can figure out which repairs will work the best ... as they fix the damage from this past winter. they are also using computers to come up with designs.... but they say, there is no replacement for the tests being done on the replica. the repairs are expected to cost 300-million dollars... and are supposed to be wrapped up by the beginning of november. (steve) over the weekend in las vegas -- police charged a california father with his son's death in what they are calling a "no body murder charge." aramazd andressian senior is accused of killing his missing five- year-old son, aramazd andressian junior. andressian senior was arrested in nevada friday, some two months after the young boy's disappearance.. andressian was supposed to drop off little aramazd to his mother...but was found unconscious in a park in south pasadena. if convicted, he faces up to 25 years to life in prison. (sot)

sheriff james mcdonnell/los angeles county:"the suspect remains in custody in las vegas. his extradition hearing is scheduled for tomorrow, tuesday, and we anticipate he will return to los angeles county for trial." police says they're glad they made the arrest because andressian senior has been uncooperative and had become a flight risk. the motive has been identified as a "tumultuous divorce" between the suspect and his ex-wife. (pam) earlier this month -- a pilot lost control of a blimp forcing him to crash near the u-s open tournament in wisconsin. the national transportation safety board is reporting.... that the fabric envelope of the hot-air blimp .... caused it to crash. the pilot was trying to land the blimp at erin airport because of strong winds but while it was descending .... a couple of fabric panels tore and caught fire the blimp landed nose down -- the pilot had to be airlifted and suffered severe burns and injuries. u.s. trading company confirms, for more than 20 years, bob

tang worked in their warehouse tang is a person of interest in connection with the disappearance of san francisco uber driver piseth chhay, who was last seen on mothers day. in an interview sunday, chhays wife said her hsuband's sister and mother have been asked to give dna samples, so investigations can determine if the remains in the warehouse are chhaydan lerman kron4 news president donald trump citing victory today as the supreme court made an announcement on his executive order restricting citizens from six countries. but as kron four's terisa estacio reports, legal experts have a different take on what the high court did and did not do today. president donald trump issuing a statement monday applauding

the supreme court saying the decision will keep the american people safe and that he is gratified the decion was 9-0. however, legal experts say that is not exactaly true. it is much more complicated than that.richard boswell is an immigration law professor at hastings law school. he explains, actually the court did not hand down an iron clad decision on the controversial ban which sparked protests like this one earlier in the year - but rather an an action announcement that they will review the matter in the fall. in sf, terisa estacio, kron four news. here in san jose the effort to recall superior court judge aaron perskyhas taken a first step. persky is the judge who sparked widespread criticism for handing down what many say is a far too lenient sentence to former stanford swimmer brock turner for the sexual assault of a woman who was unconscious and intoxicated. members of the committee to recall judge persky notified the county registrar of voters that will begin gathering signatures later this summer. they hope to bring the recall to voters on the june 2018 ballot. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now...

seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons.

( pam ) coming up.... one traveler taking the idea of carry- out food, a bit too far for the t-s-a .... the story of a crustacean in a suitcase..

(pam) the t-s- a says, a roughly 20-pound live lobster was spotted in someone's luggage at boston's logan international airport. (steve) take a look at this photo. officials say the lobster was found yesterday in the passenger's checked luggage. the tsa spokesman said he was the "largest" he'd ever seen. the tsa does allow for the transportion of lobsters. a live lobster is allowed through security, but must be transported in a "clear, plastic, spill-proof container." officials say the lobster was in a cooler and "cooperated quite nicely with the screening process."

in sports... the n-b-a awards are underway... we will break down which warriors are in the mix...... and new 49ers g-m john lynch sits down with gary to talk about the team's future.. that... and all the sports... coming up

the nba player awards going on as we speak...and draymond green.... he's the favorite for defensive player of the year....green has been a finalist in each of the last two seasons losing both times to kawhi leonard.here's a good sign for green.... earlier today he was named to his 3rd- straight all defensive first team receiving the most votes of any other plyer he is the first player in warriors

history to be named all- defense 3 straight years.green was also named 3rd team all-nba bob myers is the favotire for executive of the yearandre iguodala lost out to eric gordon for top 6th man the giants hosting the colorado rockies in a few minutesover the weekend they suffered another sweep this

time at the hands of the mets on saturday they reached their 50th loss of the season the fastest a giants team has reached 50 since 1976 even the 1985 team that lost 100 games took longer to lose 50depite the strugles for the team hope still springs eternal(sot: brandon belt) "it's definitely a different experience. we're used to winning a lot of baseball games, but i think we have the group to be able to turn this around. we have the character in the clubhouse to go out there and want to win baseball games" despite the problems on the field the giants still doing great in the community brandon belt and joe panik... putting on a show with pizza dough at the george mark children's house in san leandro.the giants along with pizza connoiseur tony gemignani

(jem-ig-nani)... hosted a party for the childeren. the players signed autographs and took photos with everyone in attendance. this is the 2nd year in a row belt and panik were flipping pizzas...and both say they still don't have the hang of it. (sot: panik and belt) "you know it takes a lot of practice and tony is very good at what he does and his pizza is phenomenal. we got a long way to go before we can call ourselves pizza makers.""you know you don't always get to go and do stuff like this and see what charities are bay area, so anytime you could put faces with the people that you are trying to help, it always makes a difference in your life and it makes you push that much harder to help these charities out."

nfl training cams set to begin in about a month for the 49ers with a new head coach and general manager there are once again a lot of unknowns we asked new g.m. john lynch about what to expect from this year's team"i don't want to make a whole lot of promises. i know this, but we're going to compete. i think we'll be a lot better than people think next year. i think we really have improved our roster a great deal. are we to the point where we can compete for championships? we'll see. i don't ever want to put a limitation on it." "just remember, when the media criticism comes, all of us who spend an hour or two thinking about this could do better than you who spends 24 hours thinking about it.

right?""everyone's got a job to do. everyone's just trying to do their job and be entertaining. i think if you're just yourself, you're authentic then ultimately, and just going to be judged on your success, then you're going to be alright and that's what we're trying to do." and tune into sports night live this sunday at 9pm fullmthe full lynch interview as we hit on all tipics "49ers" nba and nfl champions steph curry and tom brady hit the links this past weekend at the pga event in cromwell, connecticut brady is fresh off his offseason trip to asia and curry just wrapped up his family trip to hawaii...the two faces of under armour

shared a selfie on the greens curry is known to have a pretty good golf swing and brady has received golf lessons from traveler's championship winner jordan speith (steve) what is old... is new again. the vintage gaming system that is set to make its return in just a few months.

at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (steve) nintendo... is

bringing back the nineties with a reboot of its classic super nintendo console.(pam) the super nintendo entertainment system- classic edition - has the same look and feel as the original... but it is much smaller. ;last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp.

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"the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, hollywood hops across the pond to the glastonbury music festival and who was the a-list actress reportedly getting cozy with brad pitt and did bradley cooper really take the stage? then, is lionel richie joining "idol's" judging table? are producers any closer to locking down ryan seacrest? and number gold medal figure skater, tara lipinski says i do. all her wedding details including her dance off. plus our "insider" style guide bonus. >> i'm a product of the '80s.

so the more metallic the better. >> why the stars are shining for the metallic sheen. and "the bachelorette" ratings are down. can the franchise survive the paradise scandal? >> it seems to be a little bit of a sort of a perfect storm for "the bachelorette." they just don't want to tune in. >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> is lionel richie headed to "american idol" judges' table? that's coming up. >> that would be interesting. let's start things off with the glastonbury music festival. >> it was a brad times two kind of weekend at glastonbury. >> brad pitt was all smiles and looking relaxed to the excitement of fans including bradley cooper who photo bombed this selfie. the 53-year-old also reunited with good friend and "burn after reading" co-star tilda swinton backstage, but it's a reported