died in this fatal hit and run last friday. wilson has now been charged with their deaths. reyes. "i think someone with such disregard for human life, should not be out on bail.in court documents, kron four has also learned lemuel has a long criminal past - dating back more than a decade with charges of drug trafficking, assault, battery, driving with a suspended liscense and dui. aida reyes. the system is broken. the contra costa da has charged wilson with 5 counts in the crash where the reyes boys died, he is facing two counts of murder leaving the scene and driving under the influence causing injury with a prior dui offense. he could be facing life in prison. wilson was arrested at the hospital where he currently remains in custody. terisa estacio kron four news

(vicki) the grieving mother continues to struggle with the reality of her loss. two sons gone... and a third at children's hospital in oakland.. fighting to stay alive. aida reyes bravely talks about her anguish .. her sadness ... and confusion... she tries to understand what happened and why. it's very important the people hear it from me.. instead of what they may think because the real victims are my children. and i just don't anybody to think that this person .. that this person

has... i just don't understand, i don't understand.. but there will be justice for my babies because... because the justice system is goiing to work. luciano is in critical condition. so, i am thankful for your concern and i hope you are praying for my child. a go fund me page has been created for the victims' family. over 26 thousand dollars has been raised so far. a link to the go fund me page is on our website... kro4.com. (vicki) it's happened again... a bart passenger beatened and another robbed after teens boarded a train. back in april several passengers were attacked.... at the same bart station.( steve ) some call it a

mob attack.... this time, a woman was robbed and a passenger who came to aid found himself a target. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the coliseum station where both incidents occured. is it safe riding bart.. many passengers traveling to or from the coliseum station on thursday were well aware there had been another robbery and attack by a mob of teenssotsot bart says saturday evening about 630 a juvenile grabbed a

woman's cell phone aboard a bart train and then ran off the train with a dozen others. the woman was not injured but when another passenger chased the suspect and demanded the phone back. he was beaten, but he did get the phone back. members of barts robbery suppression task force intercepted the group, detained and photographed them, but ultimately released them when the victims could not identify them. bart is now reviewing surveillance video from aboard the train and the station.sot paul justi/attorney representing bart victims 104-112i continue to be shocked at how this same style of crime continues to be occurring at the same location attorney paul justi represents 7 bart passengers who were victims of similar mob style attacks. while he applauds bart for deploying a special robbery suppression task force at 4 of the stations, but he says more must be donesottheir own internal documents say only 5 percent of passengers see police on trains, well that's where the crime is occurring, that's where police need to bebart is quick to point out that the city of oakland has a lot more crime than bart does, but attorney justi says that misses the

point.sot157/that your are dealing with (vicki) to san jose now where people whose homes were flooded in last winter's flood along coyote creek are taking legal action. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in one of the hardest hit areas to explain how the flood victims are seeking damages. rob?

(rob live) i'm here in the rock springs neighborhood where you can still see piles of trash as the cleanup continues some six months after the flood. today, a coalition of flood victims announced that they are filing claims against the city of san jose, santa clara county and the santa clara valley water district. rob souza/flood victim"....no warning from the water district, no warning from the city...."at a news conference thursday, rob souza, whose william street home was devastated in the flood, says if only he had been given that warning, he might have had time to move some things to safety.rob souza/flood victim "....we did a 4-4 foot barrier with sandbags but when the water rose to 7 or 8 feet, there was nothing we could do, we lost everything...."souza and a growing number of other flood victims, many of them here in the hard hit rock

springs neighborhood, are taking action. they are filing claims against the city of san jose,santa clara county and the santa clara valley water district. what do they want?amanda hawes/flood victims' attorney"....if you were hurt by the flood that you are made whole both for your material losses and addressing your emotional losses and we want the water district to make the changes necessary to see that this doesn't happen again...."in a statement, the city of san jose acknowledged it has received the claims but had no further comment. the water district said it too is reviewing claims, reiterating it's view that warning residents is the city's responsibility. rob souza says there is plenty of blame to go around.rob souza/flood victim ".....i can't even describe the emotional turmoil that this has caused....."

(rob live) the county also says the claims are being reviewed by the county counsel. august 18th is the deadline for such claims. the flood victims are hoping the city and the county and the water district will settle. if not, they have not ruled out legal action. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) a family is mourning the death of their three-year-old boy who was found unresponsive in a swimming pool wednesday.. the boy has now been identified as (chin-wik-ee) chinweike (an-woo-ka) anwukah. police were called to a home on rocky point drive in antioch and tried to save the child. he was taken to the hospital..but sadly did ánotá make it... officers are still investigating but do

believe the drowning was accidental. (vicki) over a dozen vehicles were broken into overnight in a relatively quiet east bay town.the auto break-in spree lasted about 9-hours. but when it was over the thieves didn't get away with much.(steve) police investigators say they have a good idea why... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. windows smashed, interiors ransacked, valuables stolen the auto burglary spree started 10pm wednesday and ended around 7am thursday morning here in san ramon's bollinger hills neighborhood. 13-auto break-ins overnight is highly unusual for this quiet east bay town. san ramon police corporal becky chestnut says on a typical night there might be...we found evidence of one of the

break-ins here on morgan drive nothing was stolen here, in fact corporal chestnut explains why she thinks in most of these auto break-ins the theif left empty handed investigators say one of the 13 auto break-ins led to the auto theft of a white 2001 nissan altima. police are checking with residents in the area to see if anyone has information. investigators are also looking for surveillance video of any possible suspects. in san ramon haaziq madyun kron4ews (vicki) a school district employee caught thieves in the act of stealing gas from a school bus yard. what a witness says happened right after they were caught. (steve) an earthquake

shook montana overnight. we'll tell you how big it was and show you the damage left behind. (vicki) plus a new trial has been set for sex assault suspect bill cosby. when he will have to return to court. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. an antioch man was

found guilty today of first degree murder in the shooting deaths of two women in the san francisco jewelrymart. police say 27 year old barry white went into one of the

businesses there... killed two women, nearly killed a jewelry store owner and then shot at police officers in 2013. a jury today found white guilty of all counts.. including murder, attempted murder, assault on an officer and illegal possession of an assault weapon prosecutors say white was a disgruntled customer who thought he had been charged too much for the jewelry he previously bought. (vicki)novato police are searching for a pair accused of stealing gasoline from the novato unified school district bus yard last night. (steve) kron4's yoli aceves has the story. -novato police are searching for a pair accused of stealing gasoline from the novato unified school district bus yard wednesday night. the left occurred around 11:12 p.m. at a bus yard on olive avenue.a school district custodian noticed a man and woman pumping gas from underground storage tanks used to fill school buses, police said.the duo fled the scene in a white ford econoline box van or similar vehicle with a california license plate that reads 7bqk347.according to

police, the driver was described as a hispanic male, in his 30s, bald and a medium build.the passenger in the vehicle was described as a white female, blond hair, and heavy set.

scary moments early this morning in western montana. this was the scene at a store in the town of lincoln....durin g the 5-point-8 magnitude earthquake.the u-s geological survey says it was centered about seven miles from lincoln, and 33 miles from the state capital, helena.the quake was reportedly felt as far away as seattle.the tremor was followed by several aftershocks clustered nearly lincoln.a witness describes what it was like. : "and i felt it, felt my room shake a little bit and i got really concerned because i hadn't felt an earthquake in a really long time! and then my fan almost fell over, and then my dad rushed into my room and was like did you feel that? i'm like yeah, he's like that's an earthquake, we need to get out of here right now!" there are no reports of

injuries or serious damage. but you can see some of the damage in a helena walmart with several food items that fell from store shelves. (steve) time now to check on our weather ...(( vicki ) chief meterologist brittney shipp joins us now modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and

seasonable. (steve) in santa clara, a teenage boy is fighting for his life tonight after being shot.. around 10-45 last night a santa clara officer heard what he thought were fire works in the area of brookdale and bing drives.. when he got to the scene (steve) in santa clara, a

teenage boy is fighting for his life tonight after being shot.. around 10-45 last night a santa clara officer heard what he thought were fire works in the area of brookdale and bing drives.. when he got to the scene he found a car crashed into a parked car... the driver of the crashed car was a 17- year-old boy who was suffering from a gun shot wound. the boy was transported to the hospital where he is in critical condition.. police have not made any arrests.. (vicki) bill cosby's re-trial on charges he drugged and molested a woman more than a decade ago is set for november. an order signed today says all parties must report to the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania, on november 6th. prosecutors found themselves back to

square one june 17th after the judge declared a mistrial. the jury failed to reach a verdict in more than 52 hours of deliberations over six days. cosby was tried on charges stemming from an encounter with a former temple university worker, who said she was sexually assaulted in 2004. cosby turns 80 next week and contends the encounter was consensual. we are now getting a closer look at what first responders saw as they tried to evacuate people when the deadly gatlinberg fire in tennessee broke out back in november..< "this is the police. madatory evacuations, please leave the property. you need to get out of here, now, now!"> this is just some of the newly release dash came video by police....putting their fear aside to rescue others.. driving over blowing embers and passing hundreds of families fleeing the fire zone. officers

spent hours driving through abandoned neighborhoods looking for anyone left behind more than 14-thousand people fled gatlinburg that night and 14 people were killed. the fires caused more than a billion dollars in damage. (steve) madison bumgarner playing baseball following a shoulder injury. when he is expected to join the giants on the field again. (vicki) plus the obstacles the trump administration is facing when it comes to goals regarding paid family leave. can a toothpaste do everything well?

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keep your hair strong against styling damage... ...with pantene 3 minute miracle daily conditioner. a super concentrated pro-v formula makes hair stronger*... ...in just 3 minutes. so it's smoother every day. because strong is beautiful. it's been an underwhelming season for the giants, but, lately-- they've given fans reason to remain hopeful for a turnaround. (steve) entering today, they've won 7 of their last 8 games... and building some momentum before the all-star break. the orange and black...with some day baseball in detroit. mark carpenter joins us with the highlights from the motor city. mark? (mark) the giants in

detroit...and trying to win a 3rd-series in a row. some excitement prior to the game... as johnny cueto was supposed to start, but was scratched 30-minutes before first pitch with an inner ear infection. --that means, the next man up was 26-year-old chris stratton. making his first major league start --and the tigers pounced on him early... bottom 2nd-- detroit up 2-nothing, dixon machado... sends one deep to left field. tigers lead 4-zip. --in the 6th, giants trying to rally.. joe panik...gets a triple down the first base line... and sends denard span home. still 5-1 detroit. --in the 9th, san francisco with their last chance. but they go down in order as jae gyun-hwang lines out to 2nd. 6-2 tigers your final... and stratton with a respectable 7-inning performance. here's bruce bochy on what happened pregame with cueto. -machado homer -panik triple- "johnny was actually prepping to get ready for the game and he got dizzy with his inner ear infection, so we weren't comfortable putting

him out there in that situation.""it was definitely different, like i said, it's a dream come true to come out here and compete and i'm glad i gave our team the best chance i could to be in the game late, so." speaking of giants pitchers-- their ace madison bumgarner continues to work his way back. packed house in san jose last night...as madbum was on the hill for the san jose giants in his 2nd-rehab start. statistically, a very rough outing.. the lefty surrended 9-runs and 4-jacks. he ended up throwing 76- pitches over 4-innings. the main thing is bumgarner said he was feeling healthy, strong, and more back to normal. he is expected to return to the major league rotation july 15th. turning to the a's-- the green and gold set to welcome back one their starting shortstop the team announced today that marcus semien has been reinstated from the 60-disabled list. the 26-year-old has spent the last two months on the mend...after undergoing wrist surgery shortly after the

season started in april. the a's are on the road tonight against the mariners. their final series before the all-star break. (mark) elsewhere in the sports world, while warriors have most of their roster re-signed, javale mcgee continues to hear offers in free agency. gary radnich will tell you which team the big man visited today ...coming up in sports at 6- 45. (vicki) fans of graffiti artist 'banksy' got excited for awhile today...when it appeared that a new mural had surfaced in san francisco overnight ... or at least a new version of one of his older pieces..(steve) but as catherine heenan reports.....it's not what it appears to be... (catherine) it's a big rat........on the side of a building in the haight. people at first figured that the famously quirky artist was back at work in the bay area.... but no....it's reportedly a fake....recreated by two banksy fans who used a projector. they've put the "haight street rat" back in the spot where it used

to be. it's not clear whether banksy would approve....but for now....here it is.the original was up for a brief time here in 2010....but was removed when the building owner threatened to paint over it.... it toured art galleries and there are conflicting stories on whether it was eventually sold to a private owner.. who knows how long the fake version will be in place.... if you want to see it...it'son the 1600 block of haight street. vicki and steve? (vicki)president trump is in germany for the g20 summit. why it's north korea taking a center stage at today's meeting. (steve) plus a tragic stiry out of georgia. what neighbors say happened in the days just before a mother killed her husband and 4 children. 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. nat of protests(vicki ) water cannons and a heavy

police presence kept a lid on protests in hamburg, germany. demonstrators held signs saying "welcome to hell" as donald trump and other world leaders gathered for the g20 summit.(vicki)on top of the president's agenda is a country halfway around the

world.(steve)china and russia are resisting his calls for punishing north korea. catherine heenan is here with what's turning into a superpower standoff. (catherine) that's right. china and russia are calling for what they call a double suspension ... north korea freezing its ballistic missile and nuclear programs ... and the u=s halting its joint military exercises with south korea. missile natin warsaw today, president trump delivered a vague response to north korea's successful launch of a missile able to reach u=s soil. "i don't like to talk about about what i have planned. but i have some pretty severe things that we are thinking about. that doesn't mean we are going to do them. i don't draw red lines."at the u=n, ambassador nikki haley was more specific, putting a number of countries including china, on notice: trade with the u-s may be at risk unless they cease doing business with pyongyang. "make no mistake, north korea's launch of an icbm is a clear and sharp military escalation."

president shee jinping was all smiles at their first meeting at donald trump's mar-a-lago home in florida.this week the chinese leader said "negative factors" are complicating the u=s=china relationship.an recent arms deal with taiwan, u-s sanctions on a chinese bank with alleged ties to north korea, and the u-s navy sailing through disputed waters in the south china sea. "they are doing things that now are getting under china's skin, it's a combined now we like you, but on the other hand, now we're gonna press you." tomorrow, president trump meets privately with russian president vladimir putin, another bromance gone sour.the two are at odds over syria, and the f-b-i is looking into possible russian collusion with his election campaign.for his part president trump is not ready to unequivocally blame the kremlin for meddlig in the election. "i agree i think it was russia but i think it was probably other people and or countries and i see nothing wrong with that statement. nobody really knows. nobody really knows, for sure."

(catherine) there was a bit ofa diplomatic kerfuffle in warsaw, when the wife of poland's president ignored donald trump's outstretched hand ... and shook the hand of melania trump instead.the president did not look very amused... vicki and steve? (vicki) when congress returns from its fourth of july recess, members will have a long to-do list-- including tackling health care... but something else they will have to face.... the 20-18 budget. (steve) president trump has proposed a paid family leave plan, which both parties seem to agree on...but they need to agree on a way to fund it.. kristen homes has the details. (kristen holmes)while congress appears more partisan than ever, there's one issue receiving support from members on both sides of the aisle -- paid family leave.president trump's 2018 budget proposal including six weeks of paid leave for families after the birth or adoption of a child. dr. david burkus/ professor, oral roberts university: it is inclusive of both mothers and fathers depending on natural birth, adoptions, etc.dr. david burkus, a professor at

oral roberts university and an expert on the topic, says it's not just families that benefit from the plandr. david burkus/ professor, oral roberts university: a majority of employers say there's either been no impact whatsoever or a positive impact.and while surveys show a majority of democrats and republicans support paid time off for new parents -- it's unlikely president trump will be able to use the plan as an "olive branch" to democratic lawmakers.as his budget proposal appears to be already struggling on capitol hill. sen. john mccain/-r-/ arizona: it's probably dead on arrival. sen. mark warner/ -d- virginia: i'd be anxious to see how we're going to pay for it.enter ivanka trump.ivanka trump/ adviser to pres trump: at my father's company, there are more women than men executives women are paid equally for the work that we do... and when a woman becomes a mother, she is supported, not shut out.the president's eldest daughter and special adviser is an advocate for the issue-- meeting with republican lawmakers on the topicdr. david burkus/ professor, oral roberts university: this is something that is near and dear to ivanka's causes, something that she is in charge of and keeping in the president's ear. with congress debating trump's proposed budget mainly behind closed-doors -- it's unclear if the paid family leave program will surviveone thing is clear however ... the fight for a national paid leave policy will continue in washington.i'm kristen holmes.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and seasonable. (steve) a woman in georgia

is accused of stabbing four of her own children to death....alongwith their father...(vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on what police are calling a "horrendous crime." (catherine) police have now filed murder charges against the woman... they say that after she stabbed the children and a man believed to be her husband.....'she's' the one who placed a 9-1-1 call to report the crimes.. all four of the children killed were under 10 years old. a fifth child was also stabbed but survived...and is hospitalized with serious injuries. the man killed is reportedly the children's father, 33-year-old isabel martinez is now being held without bond at the county jail. neighbors say it's hard to believe....and some of them saw the family togetherand behaving normally as recently as the fourth of july... neighbors - cousins came to

the door and no one was answering and they got suspicious. on the fourth of july they seemed like any normal family. she seemed so good and happy and really loved her kids. so i don't know what happened. michele pihera - police. the suspect we have in custody is the wife and mother of the victims involved. one neighbor says the mother had been acting strangely and was experiencing hallucinations since the death of her father about three weeks ago. she had apparently talked to a pastor at a local church a few days ago. the family had only been in the neighborhood for 3 or 4 months.. vicki and steve? (vicki) the president of hobby lobby is paying millions of dollars to the federal government. why officials say he was attempting to smuggle ancient iraqi artifacts into the united states. (steve) a debate has begun among lawmakers in california after oregon became the first state to offer genderless driver's licenses. the arguments for and against bringing that idea to the golden state.

(steve) the arts and crafts chain 'hobby lobby' officially agreed today to a settlementwith the justice department....to resolve a problem with thousands of ancient artifacts....( vicki ) the problem -- they were illegally smuggled into the u.s. through israel and the united arab emirates.. catherine heenan is here with an update on a case that some people considered confusing... (catherine) a lot of people wondered why a chain of

stores which sells arts and craftswanted lots of ancient clay tablets in the first place.. they also bought balls of clay....with seals imprinted on them... the reason - hobby lobby's president wanted them for a museum that's opening in november called the 'museum of the bible.' steve green is a museum chairman - and has been collecting biblical artifacts since 2009....including the ancient iraqi pieces.. but this particular purchase became a legal problem....with the hobby lobby now agreeingto a three million dollar fine for what amounts to smuggling.. today prosecutors also stipulated that all the ancient artifacts be returned. vicki and steve? hobby lobby (steve)democratic lawmakers have introduced a bill supporters say would make california the first state to add a third gender option on state identifying documents. (vicki)nicole comstock explains the debate surrounding the legislation. nats:"you can come to the

capitol and let folks know that this truly impacts you" it's a conversation a lot of californians are having. whether or not the state should pass a bill that would create a third gender marker on government issued identification. a nonbinary option for those who do not self-identify as either female or male. "its still significant, but its you whoús making the decisions not a doctor."ben hudson transitioned twenty years ago. he is now the executive director of sacramento's gender health center. he says he supports senate bill 179 because everyone's journey to finding and reinforcing their own identity is different. also because this bill would streamline the process of changing their gender marker on i.d.he says it would eliminate the current requirement for a doctor to give a sworn statement that a person is transitioning gender. ben hudson/executive dir., sacramento gender health center"you wouldn't expect a physician should declare your gender identity, that shouldn't be in place for us as well."jonathan keller/president, california family council"they have legitimately faced a lot of struggles in life that i have not had to face, and yet." jonathan keller thinks the

bill is opening up pandora's box. the president of the california family council has recently opposed sb 179 at the capitol.jonathan keller/president, california family council"we would respectfully ask for a no vote."he believes the bill would have unintended and even dangerous consequences. he says it would eliminate the age requirement for someone to change their gender marker... potentially putting children at risk of having their identity changed for them. he also believes the nonbinary marker could create conflicts with federal law -like tsa screenings and prison searches. and finally, he says the language of the bill is too vague. that the nonbinary marker is specified not to be used for fraudulent purposes - but that the bill does not define those fraudulent purposes.jonathan keller/president, california family council"i think it would have to be radically revised to protect and safeguard individuals who are at risk." an incredible story of survival after a dog was found nearly dead inside a suitcase floating in a northern california pond. the dog's foster owner explains the road to recovery.

(brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

breaking news. a 3 alarm grass fire is burning out of control in solano county. it's happening near travis airforce base. the fire is threatening homes right now ... bella vista drive. cows were seen running from the fire. it was first reported at 4:15. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll have an update on kron4 news at 6. (steve) one of the biggest names in tech is trimming operations. microsoft announced today it is layoff workers. coming up tonight at six.. we'll tell you who's job is on the line.. and how the company is changing its focus. (steve) then the move that

will affect your local bar. why we are closer to changing the time for "last call" we are working on those stories for kron 4 news six... but there is more news to report right here on kron 4 news at five. vicki.... (vicki) a six-month old puppy is recovering after being found trapped inside a suitcase...floating in the river. sara (zen-deh-nam) zendehnam spoke to the group that is now fostering the pup.. a suitcase bobbing in the cool waters of the delta.. it could've just been trash... but suspicious boaters fished it out anyways..zipped inside the suitcase... a six month old puppy badly injured.. thrown in the water and left for dead..maria minney/foster volunteer"on her left front leg she's got a compound fracture the bones exposed the tendons are exposed she's got some severe abrasions from her neck down one side of her body she also has a pelvic fracture" the boaters found the puppy now named juno around the i-5 and state route four area of the delta on june 28th.... stockton animal services got the dog... then norcal bully

breed rescue took over her care...how the pit bull mix was hurt.. and how she ended up in a suitcase is unclear... maria minney/foster volunteer "she was either intentionally injured or accidentally injured and intentionally thrown into the river and zipped into a suitcase"one week later stockton animal services tells us they have no information on what happened to juno.but the puppy won't be hurt anymore... she's recovering in a loving foster home..maria minney/foster volunteer"she's had a couple bad nights but she's been doing better and after the first couple days where she was completely immobile beginning on monday she started standing up like bambi" foster volunteer maria minney is helping nurse juno back to health...and she has a message for the person who did this... maria minney/foster volunteer "call the stockton animal control and explain yourself otherwise we can only assume it was done out of evil"

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and seasonable. (vicki) seasonable.

(vicki) next- why a new vogue magazine photo of celine dion is getting so much attention.

(vicki)celine dion has been capturing a lot of attention for her new vogue magazine photo. so is this a sign of what's to come the insider's louis aguirre joins us with more. celine's sexy reinvention is all partof a new career path for the playfuland exposed diva!$w4 26 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. ( catherine ) devastating losses along coyote creek in san jose.... and the residents who lived through the winter flooding are now taking action and looking for compensation. what they

did today that could bring them financial and emotional relief.(steve)relief. 4 news at six.here with kron heenan are catherine aveson and steve at 5.up kron 4 news that wraps (vicki) c2.5 g 0 $w4 26 c2.5 g 0 diva!and exposed playfulfor the career path of a new all partreinvention is celine's sexy us with more. aguirre joins insider's louis come the of what's to so is this a sign photo. magazine a lot of been capturing a lot of attention for magazine so is this a sign of what's to come the insider's louis aguirre joins us with more. celine's sexy reinvention is all partof a new career path for the playfuland exposed diva!$w4 26 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 (vicki) that wraps up kron

4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. ( catherine ) devastating losses along coyote creek in san jose.... and the residents who lived through the winter flooding are now taking action and looking for compensation. what they did today that could bring them financial and emotional relief.(steve) and making college more accessible to californians. how the university of california system is addressing the problem this coming school year. (steve) plus.. another mob attack on bart. kron 4 news at six starts in just 70 seconds. (top vo) (steve) nearly six months

later, the coyote creek flood

is still making waves in san jose. some flood victims are still displaced... (2-shot/steve) now they say they need help to rebuild in rebuilding their lives.. good evening, i'm steve aveson.(2-shot catherine) and i'm catherine heenan... pam is off tonight. some of those flood victims announced today that they're filing damage claims. kron four's rob fladeboe tells us about their demands. rob souza/flood victim"....no warning from the water district, no warning from the city...."at a news conference thursday, rob souza, whose william street home was devastated in the flood, says if only he had been given that warning, he might have had time to move some things to safety.rob souza/flood victim "....we did a 4-4 foot barrier with sandbags but when the water rose to 7 or 8 feet, there was nothing we could do, we lost everything...."souza and a growing number of other flood victims, many of them here in the hard hit rock springs neighborhood, are taking action. they are

filing claims against the city of san jose,santa clara county and the santa clara valley water district. what do they want?amanda hawes/flood victims' attorney"....if you were hurt by the flood that you are made whole both for your material losses and addressing your emotional losses and we want the water district to make the changes necessary to see that this doesn't happen again...."in a statement, the city of san jose acknowledged it has received the claims but had no further comment. the water district said it too is reviewing claims, reiterating it's view that warning residents is the city's responsibility. but rob zouza and other flood victims who are still struggling to get back on their feet say there is plenty of blame to go around.juanita wilson/flood victim"....people are suffering from illnesses, respiratory problems, their pets were effected and many have developed rashes and most don't have insurance..."gordon smith/flood victim"....we didn't have it so bad but some of me neighbors are going to lose their homes, they are going to be evicted. i want justice and normalcy for these people who had nothing to do with causing the flood in the first place..."flood victims have until august 18 the to file a claim. they're hoping for a reasonable settlement. the next step would be legal action. insan jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.

( catherine ) here's a closer look at the huge impact the february floods had on san jose.. the latest damage estimate -- roughly 100- million dollars. when the coyote creek first breached its banks, 14-thousand people were evacuated. some of them haven't been able to return to their homes. about 15-hundred people have been displaced - and the city is trying to find them housing. california did provide some aid... with 5-point-4 million dollars in emergency funding. there's all kinds of legal activity... with many claims placing blame. ( steve )breaking news ...... a fast moving brush fire is threatening homes near suisun city. right now, the local fire department is fighting the fire. in addition to

homes, there are livestock in the area doing their best to get away from the flames. we have a crew headed to the scene... ( steve ) and a brush fire is burning right now in yolo county.. near winters. there are mandatory evacuations have been order in an area near highway 21 ... so far 250 acres has burned.... the fire is being attacked from overhead .. and on the ground. cal fire reports the blaze is only 10 percent contained. ( steve ) a live look outside right now...(catherine) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and seasonable.

( catherine ) back in april several bart passengers were beaten and robbed after teenagers boarded a train at the coliseum bart station now it's happened again at the same station,( steve ) this time, a woman robbed, and a passenger who came to her aid beaten. kron 4's dan

kerman is live at the coliseum station with more. -nats- a suspect description following another mob style robbery aboard a bart train at oakland's coliseum station --nats-bart says saturday evening about 630 a juvenile grabbed a woman's cell phone aboard a bart train and then ran off the train with a dozen others. the woman was not injured but when another passenger chased the suspect and demanded the phone back, he was beaten, but he did get the phone back. members of barts robbery suppression task

force intercepted the group, detained and photographed them, but ultimately released them when the victims could not identify them. soti'm afraid everytime i catch a bart passengers are well aware of these attacks and are taking steps to keep themselves safe soti usually catch it in the daytime, but once it gets nighttime i take a uber or get a ride,soti just try to hid my belongings whenever i see someone strangesoti'm not on my phone on bart, i just keep it in my pocket and get off and go to work, just keep it in your pocket, people too vulnerable, keep their head down, they don't know what they doing.though bart robberies have skyrocketed, bart likes to point out that crime is much worse in the city of oaklandsot apaul justi/ttorney representing bart victims 123-133the issue is whether you are doing an adequate job solving and preventing the crimes on the bart system, its not whether

you are better or worse than oakland and they're completely missing the pointattorney paul justi represents 7 bart passengers who were victims of similar mob style attacks. while he applauds bart for finally deploying a special robbery suppression task force, he says more officers must be riding the rails where the crime is taking place.sot they need to be out of their cruisers, out of the parking lot and actually in the transit system itself 157/transit system itself ( steve ) a big story tonight: more details are coming out about the suspect in a hit and run crash in concord that killed two little boys and has left a third child fighting for his life.(

catherine ) the mother who survived is furious that the man being charged was even behind the wheel of a car. kron4's lydia pantazes picks up the story in martinez....and has the woman's emotional plea... (lydia)aida reyes just lost her two sons and has a baby in the hospital but yesterday she spoke with reporters about the accident and the charges against the suspect.(take vo) lemuel sirvonn wilson jr., 35, faces two counts of murder, driving under the influence, and hit-and-run.on june 30th, police say at around 10:55 p.m., wilson drove off the off- ramp, slamming into the left rear of the dodge with a family of aida reyes inside. 5-year-old vincent reyes- rothenberg and 10-year-old lorenzo reyes were ejected from the dodge durango and died at the scene.a 3-month-old restrained in a car seat suffered major injuries and was taken to children's hospital oakland. the children's 35-year-old mother suffered major injuries. yesterday, the mother of the children was out of the hospital and told reporters the suspect should never been driving.(sot)

reyes/mother: "it's important that these charges be filed because unfortunately, we seem to have a bit of a broken system, due to the fact that the person has multiple dui's and was still able to get out on bail. if you're a mulitple offender on a dui charge, you should be sitting in each jail regardless of what it is. he got out on thursday and killed my babies on friday.">wilson is being held on 500-thousand dollars bail. reporting in martinez, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( steve ) kron four has uncovered new details about lemuel wilson - the suspect now charged in the fatal hit and run dui out of antioch. just days before wilson allegedly killed two boys, he was arrested. on june 24th... employees at this nordstrom called pleasanton police in a panic - after lemuel wilson repeatedly entered the store and along with his brother started harrassing employees and customers. witnesses say when asked to leave lemuel pushed a manager and threatened to kill him.

police arrested the two - and discovered a bullet in wilsons pocket. police say when they searched his vehicle they found hundreds of credit cards and a device to forge credit cards. the alameda district attorney charged wilson with 8 counts. court documents also reveal, lemuel has a long criminal past - dating back more than a decade with charges of drug trafficking, assault, battery, driving with a suspended liscense and dui. (catherine) in the south bay...a teenaged boy is fighting for his life after being shot wednesday night. it happened around 10-45 last night...a santa clara officer heard what he thought were fire works in the area of brookdale and bing drives.. when he got to the scene he found a car crashed into a parked car... the driver of the crashed car was a 17- year-old boy who was suffering from a gun shot wound. the boy was transported to the hospital where he is in critical condition.. police have not made any arrests.. ( steve ) the san

francisco police department has updated its sanctuary city guidelines for the first in years. there is a long list of things for officers to follow, but the main ones are pretty obvious. city resources are not to be used to enforce immigration laws or cooperate with immigration authorities... except when required by state or federal law. police can only act on criminal warrants from federal authorities. also... officers are not allowed to asked people about their immigration status. the sanctuary city issue has been a big one with the trump white house. it is seeking to cutoff federal funding from san francisco and other cities. ( catherine ) closing time could be in for a big change in california. the big move that could keep bars and clubs open well into the wee hours of the morning.( steve ) and this is a robbery suspect unlike any out there. the body parts that he is missing that makes what he is accused of stealing even more impressive. ( catherine ) also - an east bay neighborhood is on edge. the overnight crime spree that had police going door-to-door who are these people?

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as a reminder don't leave nothing valuable in your vehicle, even if it's in your drive way">...solid advice given to residents in san ramon's bollinger hills neighborhood, the location where 13-vehicles were broken into overnight. san ramon police corporal is getting the word out to residents here this resident who asked not to reveal her identity says she did hear something strange san ramon resident: "yes!" tom alexander's vehicle owns one of the vehicles broken into

totally unusual for this neighborhood?investigators say out of the 13 break-ins there were only two reports of something stolen. residents here try not leave anything of value in their carslinda alexander/auto break-in victim: "no! i don't leave anything in my car"> investigators are also checking surveillance videos in the area for any suspects. in san ramon haaziq madyun kron4news ( steve ) california is inching closer tonight to pushing back closing time at bars. a bill is making its way through committees and is now one step from being considered by the entire assembly. the state senate approved the measure in may... it would extend alcohol sales past 2 a-m. if the assembly approves it, cities would then have the power to allow restaurants, bars and nightclubs to sell booze until 4 a-m. they could designate certain days of the week and holidays where extended hours would apply. we should note... liquor stores would not be included under the bill. ( steve ) a big announcement today from governor jerry brown that's bringing a global summit to

san francisco next year.

earthquakes... so the 5-point-8 quake and a string of sizable aftershocks had people talking.. most of them had rarely if ever felt an earthquake before... nicole martin: yeah, yeah, it really felt like my vertigo was off and i was dizzy and walking to the bartenders, i just felt like something was off christopher woolington - and i felt it, felt my room shake a little bit and i got really concerned because i hadn't felt an earthquake in a really long time. sam soskin - yeah this earthquake, it was crazy! i've been living in montana for like ten years, i've never felt anything like that! people felt the quake throughout montana, and into idaho, washington and wyoming. a seismologist says it was the biggest earthquake in montana since 1964 (( steve )) let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area...((catherine )) chief meteorologist brittney

shipp joins us now with the forecast. modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and seasonable. (catherine) commuting to work on two wheels instead of four will cut down on your work day stress! at least that's a new theory from canadian researchers... (steve ) they (steve ) researchers... canadian theory from at least stress!work day down on your four will cut instead of to work on commuting (catherine) seasonable. dry and pattern looks dry and seasonable.

(catherine) commuting to work on two wheels instead of four will cut down on your work day stress! at least that's a new theory from canadian researchers... (steve ) they compared cycling to driving and taking mass transit for stress-busting benefits. reporter gigi barnett has the results. ápkgávo 25-year-old rachel harif started biking to work out of necessity.ásot rachel harif: "i had a car. i got in a car accident." // "maybe i'll just ride my bike and see how it goes. "ávo that was four months ago. she says her eight-mile trek is teriffic. so much so, that she bought an e-bike -- a semi-motorized bike -- about two weeks ago. and, when she arrives at work, the social services worker says -- it's apparent that she's been on a bike. ásot á harif: "i

feel really ready to go everyday when i get to work. i'm not sleepy or groggy when i get to work, which i used to be when i would drive to work. cause, i'm already awake. you have to be when you drive your bike."ávo that's exactly what canadian reserachers at concordia university discovered. commuters they studied who bike to work have less stress when they arrive. and people who tried to avoid the bumper-to-bumper morning commute by taking mass transit, still didn't reach stess levels as low as cyclists.ásot á dr. martha pyron: "you raise your concentration level. you feel prepared and ready to start the day." // "if you're getting off the bus or the train, you haven't changed your energy level at all.ásot á gigi: "researchers took into account that people who exercise more generally report lower stress levels and higher satisfactions of physical fitness. so, they adjusted the study because of that and they still found that morning bikers do much better on the stress test.ávo biking simply doesn't work for some people - depending on where they live. a bike-friendly city, like austin, makes a difference. ásot harif: "you think, 'ok, i live off of 183, there's no way i can get to work because there's a highway in the way.'' // "for

almost every road, almost, there is a suitable alternative bike route." ( steve ) here is another reason to bike to work. the sierra club says it costs on average 308 dollars a year to keep a bike in top shape. that is about 30 times less than the typical car when you factor in maintenance and gas. ( steve ) a huge shakeup at tech giant, microsoft. the thousands of jobs being eliminated... and the company's new focus.( catherine ) and we have a big update tonight on a bay area soccer player who nearly died on the fourth of july while swimming in lake tahoe. what we now know about his condition.

microsoft is eliminating thousands of jobs as part of a major reorganization. the tech giant is slashing sales and marketing positions... most of the jobs are outside of the united states. workers found out today whether or not their positions were being

eliminated. as many as 4- thousand employees could be laid off. microsoft is shifting its position... focusing on cloud sales. the company's cloud platform saw revenue rocket it up 93- percent in the last financial quarter. microsoft employs about 50-thousand people worldwide. ( catherine ) a strange story out of new york city about a thief who specializes in what you mightcall the 'five-finger discount.' when you first look at the suspect, you probably don't notice anything unusual. but here's the twist. police say he's missing several fingers. it hasn't seemed to slow him down...since police say the man has struck at least three times since the beginning of the year at high-end stores... grabbing roughly 45-thousand dollars in merchandise. in the first two heists he stole jackets. the latest caper was last week... and they say he managed to swipe a statue from a jewelry store. ( steve ) a daring rescue of two dogs near death...

trapped in a scorching hot car. the incredible video... and wait until hear what the temperature was inside that vehicle.( catherine ) and a bay area soccer player is making amazing discovery after nearly drowning in lake tahoe just days ago. the update on his condition and when he might get out of the hospital. ( steve ) president trump's visit to europe is about to enter its most dramatic stage. but first came a speech in poland. his response to russia's meddling with the 2016 election... just hours before he meets with vladimir putin.

violence erupts outside the g-20 summit in germany. a huge group of protesters have clashed with police... throwing rocks... bottles... stones... whatever they could their hands at officers. police responded by using pepper spray and water connons to breakup the crowd. hamburg is expecting more than 100-thousand protesters... and has put thousands of officers on duty... around the clock. ( steve ) meanwhile president donald trump is one day away from his first g20 meeting in germany -- and one day away from his first meeting with russian president vladimir putin.( catherine ) today there was another milestone... the president's first official

news conference on foreign soil. emily schmidt with our partners at c-n-n reports on a day of closely-watched presidential words. natswarsaw crowds gathered to meet an american president this supporter:nats: donald trump!called "the best man in the world"....others called "unwelcome."opinions split on all but one thing---a desire to see how president trump would take a stand in europe. the president who campaigned on "america first"-- took his strongest stance yet reaffirming u.s. support for nato--while calling on others to pay their full shares. pres. donald trump/host tv: we stand firmly behind article 5. article 5 is the principle that an attack on one nato member is an attack on all 29 members. a senior trump administration official called the speech a "defense of western civilization" .... though much of the storyline on this trip - focused on the east. natswhat to do about north korea's latest missile launch:pres. donald trump/host tv: i have some pretty severe

things that we are thinking about. that doesn't mean we are going to do them. i don't draw red lines.what to say about russian interference in the 2016 election.pres. donald trump/host tv: i think it was russia but i think it was probably other people and or countries and i see nothing wrong with that statement. president trump said no one really knows...even as five senior democrats called on the us leader to confront president putin on hacking when the pair meet friday. debate continues ... while demonstrations begin ahead of the g20's first day of diplomacy. i'm emily schmidt, reporting. ( steve ) the university of california system is making good on its goal to admit more students from the golden state. this year, close to 70- thousand californians have been offered admission... which is actually lower than last year. but the number of natives enrolled is suppose to increase by about 25- hundred. u-c wants to boost the number of californians in

the system by 10-thousand. in all... more than 106- thousand students were accepted as freshmen to one of the nine undergraduate campuses. (catherine) there's a huge online response to video showing police in georgia rescuingtwo small dogs this week from a hot car.... and not just borderline hot -- an officer recorded the temperature inside at a staggering 167 degrees... the outside temperature was about 90 degrees. you're looking at facebook video that the city of roswell posted....coming fromthe officer's body cameras.. someone passing by noticed the dogs inside the chevy impala....and called police. locals found this video so upsetting....some were already trying to adopt the dogs....and hoping they don't go back to that owner. at least one of the dogs had a heat stroke seizure.. officer lisa holland/roswell police the windows were actually cracked, all of the windows were cracked, but that doesn't mean, you know that the car is getting any sort of breeze. it was parked directly in the sunshine. beloadea omerto-anderson

there's no way you should have had them dogs in the car. that's just crazy and bizarre there' s no words to explain how stupid a person can be. excuse my.. authorities blurred the video showing the woman who owns the dogs...when she finally showed up and was told to bathe the dogs in cold water. police had paged everyone inside a nearby movie theatre. she'd been watching a movie - and left the dogs in the car for at least an hour.although she wasn't arrested - she's now facing two counts of animal cruelty andcould face a fine of 1-thousand dollars and up to 6 months in jail if convicted. the dogs were taken to a local shelter. ( steve ) a member of the san jose earthquakes is out of a coma tonight after nearly drowning in lake tahoe on the fourth of july. 20-year-old matheus silva had to be pulled out of the water

and did not have a pulse. the team says his family from brazil has come to hospital to support him. silva is now speaking and responding and could be released as early as tomorrow to begin physical therapy. silva is currently playing with the quakes affiliate team in reno. (dan kerman)here at the coliseum bart station another mob style robbery involving juveniles.bart says saturday evening about 630 a juvenile grabbed a woman's cell phone aboard a bart train and then ran off the train with a dozen others. the woman was not injured but when another passenger chased the suspect and demanded the phone back, he was beaten, but he did get the phone back. members of barts robbery suppression task force intercepted the group, detained and photographed them, but ultimately released them when the victims could not identify them. bart is now reviewing surveillance video to see if they can identify who was responsible for the robbery and who for the attack. at the colesium bart station dan kerman kron 4 news.

here in san jose....victims of last winter's devastating coyote creek floodhave filed claims, seeking damages. at a news conference, residents of

the rock springs area and william street announcing claims against the city of san jose, santa clara county and the santa clara valley water district.all three entities acknowledging the claims but adding no further comment. the flood victims are asking to made made whole and seek assurances there won't be another flood. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve ) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. long range pattern looks dry and seasonable.

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include tiredness, headache and weakness. ready to let go of hep c? ask your hep c specialist about harvoni. encouraging discovery tonight in the forests of northern california.( catherine ) cameras have captured pictures of a pack of gray wolves wandering in the lassen national forest. there's a mother and three pups.. and that makes them the second pack to be spotted in the area since the animal seemingly became extinct in the region

in the 1920s. the gray wolf is protected under state law... meaning it cannot be killed or hunted. ( steve )in sports... kevin durant releases a trailer of his nike produced movie... while javale mcgee continues to look for a team...( catherine )... and the giants must turn to a surprise starter in detroit... gary has the highlights... and all the sports... coming up

giants finishing out their first winning road trip since june of 2016chris stratton starting in place of johnny cueto out with an ear infectionbottom 1st/ scoreless melky cabrera back up the midle for an rbi single 1-0 tigers(cabrera: hit .364 in the series against his former team)bottom 4th/ 2-0 tigers dixon machado hits his first major-league hume run a 2-run job of stratton 4-0 tigers bottom 3rd/ 4-0 tigersalex

pressley chops one into right another run scores 5-0 tigers(stratton: 6 2/3 ip, 6 hits, 5 runs)anibal snachez he was sharp striking out buster posey looking on the nasty sinker(sanchez: 6 ip, 2runs, 8 k's)final: 6-2 tigers giants still finish the road trip 4-2 first winnig road trip in a calander year (june 2016) turning to the a's-- the green and gold set to welcome back one their starting shortstop the team announced today that marcus semien has been reinstated from the 60-disabled list. the 26-year-old has spent the last two months on the mend...after undergoing wrist surgery shortly after the season started in april. the a's are on the road tonight against the mariners. their final series before the all-star break. warriors free agent target, vince

carter has reportedly agreed to a one-year deal with the kings sacramento might not be done -- they are going after warriors backup center, javale mcgee the n-b-a champion reportedly met with the kings today. yesterday mcgee talked with western conference rivals, the l-a clippers. golden state only has two rosters remaining for the 2018 season. it seems highly unlikely the warriors will be afford bringing back mcgee and zaza pachulia. according to a report -- golden state could be leaning towards pachulia... being that he could return on the veteran minimum.

kevin durant posted a trailer for the nike-sponsored internet movie about his life that will come out next week take a quick look "yo, life is funny. is everyone going to like your decisions? nah man, they going to second guess you. misunderstand you. say you changed." the film which will likely be released on durant's youtube channel chronicles his youth and rise to nba stardom and focuses on his much criticized move from oklahoma city to golden stateit is set to come out next tuesday

and check out who is on the cover of slam magazine the ball brothers only the brothers father lavar is not there lonzo and brothers li'angelo and le'melo are on the cover of the "futures issue"slam is a very popular niche magazine with young basketball fans it blends basketball with hip-hop culture lavar did appear with his sons in previous editions of slam including a family christmas in the online version we turn now to wimbeldon... let's start with daniil medvedev outburts against an umpire yesterday after losing in the second round in five sets against

ruben bemelmans he expressed his anger to the official by tossing coins at the umpire's chair. medvedev says he was unhappy with the calls the umpire made early in the fifth set he realizes the mistake he made and apologized for his actions. (wipe to federer) roger federer was taking on dusan lajovic in round two in the first set -- the 18-time grand slam winner -- across the body... finds the corner -- he takes the first set 7-6 federer puts this match away with a an ace in the third... he wins in straight sets... 7-6...6-3...6-2 tour de france stage 6a fan's umbrella gets way and get loose on the course as

the bycyclists dodge the wayward shadegermany's marcel kittel took the stage his 2nd stage winchris froome (froh-may) held on to the leader's yellow jersey. tomorrow's stage 7 132 miles continuing southeast from paris ( catherine ) still ahead.. some kansas police officers know a good photo op when they see one.... what they did with a family of ducks... the story behind their "fowl" behavior.

(catherine) police officers are usually pretty busy on the fourth of july keeping the streets safe...but that does ánotá mean they can't have a little fun...(steve) an officer in pennsylvania made an unlikely arrest during his

shift...take a look.. officer sheehan found these suspects loitering in a parking lot on fourth of july... yes..those are ducks... they did ánotá resist arrest and hopped right into the back of the patrol car.. police were able to locate the owner and she came and picked them up. no charges were filed..

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