(grant) breaking news tonight at five...former first lady barbara bush has died at the age of 92.(vicki)she was suffering from heart failure and c-o-p-d. earlier this week we learned mrs. bush was no longer seeking medical treatments except to relieve her symptoms. (grant) she was one of only two first ladies who was also the mother of a president. her plain spoken manner and utter lack of pretense made her more popular at times than her husband. she married george h.w. bush in 1945. ... they had six children and were married longer than any presidential couple in american history. we will have much more on her life coming up later tonight.(vicki) but first -- another big story we are following: "she wasn't sucked out of the window or pulled out. but her like arms and her body was sucked - like sucked in that direction"(grant)one passenger dead, several others injured after an engine explosion forces a southwest airlines jet to make an emergency

landing in philadelphia.(vicki) right now the flight recorder from the boeing 737 is at an n=t=s=b lab in washington. catherine heenan is here to tell us what we know tonight, catherine? (catherine) here's what the plane looked like after landing at philadelphia's airport.the 737's left engine is missing most of its cowling. it apparently came off while the plane was flying at more than 30=thousand feet.part of the debris apparently hit the fuselage right here. and over the wing, another piece hit the window. depressurizing the cabin and nearly sucking out the woman seated there. "all of a sudden we just heard this loud bang"southwest flight 1380, new york=la guardia to dallas=love field, was near its crusing altitude of 32=thousand feet over central pennsylvania when something went wrong. within a span of 5 seconds, all of the - all of the oxygen masks deployed. and then, just a few seconds later, another explosion happened, and it was

the window, that just completely exploded. and uh as you can imagine, everybody was going crazy, and yelling and screaming, and it was an absolutely terrifying experience.".as air whistled out of the cabin, passengers struggled to keep the woman in row 17 in her seat. passengers uh right next to her were holding onto her. and meanwhile, there was blood all over this man's hands, because he was tending to her. and all the while, people in the other row were -- just trying to plug the hole, which kind of sounds ridiculous, because you know people are using jackets and things, and it's just being sucked right out. like there was nothing that - in the moment, i guess this was just a knee-jerk reaction, to do thatthe pilot radioed philadelphia to clear the runway for an emergency landing. "we have part of the aircraft missing"the plane began a steep descent, three miles in five minutes, with just one of its two engines functioning. philadelphia air traffic control advised the pilot she was cleared to land. okay, could you have the medical meet us on the runway as well. we've got injured passengers...they said there was a hole and someone went out. the plane landed smoothly

despite a small fire in its left wing. "we're gonna stop right here by the fire truck. thanks guys for your help."grateful passengers praised her cool."the pilot ewas a veteran of the navy. she had 32 years in. a woman. and she was very good." (catherine)the woman who died has been identified as jennifer riordadn, a mother of two from albuquerque.she was an employee of wells fargo bank. (vicki) more breaking news tonight..a san francisco police officer has been by a car -- and the driver involved - has fled the scene. this happened around 3:00 p-m -- the officer - who was in plain clothes -- was crossing eddy street at larkin. this is new video from the scene...the officer was rushed to the hospital - his injuries are described as ánotá life threatening.... the suspect vehicle is a blue sedan... no other details have yet been made available. (grant)(ots) one hundred

people were chased from their homes as fire swept through an apartment complex this morning in san jose. fifteen people were hurt.(map) the smokey, fast-moving blaze at the summer winds apartments on mc-laughlin went to 5-alarms before it was brought under control. (double box) kron four's rob fladeboe joins s now live from the scenewith more on the dramatic rescue of more than 20 peoplewho were trapped for a time. rob? (rob live) had not firefighters arrived when the did, with ladders,a number of people, trapped up there on 2nd and 3rd floor balconies, were planning on either jumping to climbing downon ropes. rosa perlera/fire victim "....i saw the fire and i told my husband, wake up, wake up, there is a fire..."rosa perlera, her husband and baby

got out fast but as the hallway in the three-story apartment buidling filled with smoke, many of their neighbirs on the 2nd and third floors were trapped. "...they were yelling, help, help..."this resident says people were planning to jump or climb down ropes because there was no other way out. firefighters rescued 20 people.capt. mitch matlow/san jose fire "....firefighters using ground ladders rescued approximately 20 people. if you look mover my shoulder you can see there are still ropes hanging from the balconies and a mattress on the ground that someone was going to jump on when firefighters arrived..."of the fifteen people injured, four were hospitalized with smoke inhallation. mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...we are checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for these people.."the 36 unit complex suffered heavy damage. it passed inspection last fall and there are smoke alarms but it was built before sprinklers

were mandated. there is widespread smoke damage and some residents may have lost everything. josh zanger is countng his blessings.josh zanger/fire victim "...i'd say we had about four minutes to get dressed, grab a few thongs andget out of there..."rosa perlera/fire victim "...i was trying to save people, i was yelling, fire, fire, fire..." (rob live) the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the city's arson tram has been on scene but i am told that is routine in large fires like this one. inspectors are having to go through all 36 units to determine the extent of damage. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(vicki) in the north bay-- a mother is behind bars after a 16-year-old died of a possible drug overdose in petaluma. police were called to a home on vallejo street early yesterday morning. a witness says the mother, and another roomate, were seen trying to put the unconscious teenager inside a car. the teen was taken to the hospital where he later died. police say 34-year-old danielle foernsler and her friend, 39-year-old robert harrison were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and child endangerment. police say the suspects didn't call for help for the didn't call for help for the teen boy. foernsler told police that her son was in posession of xanax that contained fentanyl. (vicki) new at five.. philadelphia police have released a recording of the call from a starbucks employee that led to the arrest of two black men. this video went viral -- the arrests have led to protests as well as calls of boycotts....here is the

call that started it all. starbucks says the employee no longer works at the store.the starbucks ceo has apologized... and has now announced that stores will close one day next month for training. kron4's terisa estacio has the details. this starbucks in dublin one of more than 8 thousand company owned starbucks that will be closed for one day (take vo) starbucks ceo kevin johnson making that announcement saying that employees will have the day for racial bias training after this controversial video showing the arrests in philadelphia last week. an employee called police after two african american men asked to use a restroom. they were denied then asked to leave because they did not buy anything. they were waiting for a friend. starbucks employees nearly 175 thousand workers in the u.s. the ceo says what happened in philadelphia was wrong. here in the east bay - reaction about the now viral video of

the arrest and the closing for one day all starbucks nationwide. starbucks customer starbucks customer starbucks customer (estacio continue) the ceo did meet with the two men to discuss what happened and apologize. in dublin terisa estacio kron four news (grant) today the oakland city council took a crucial vote to pursue legal action against the n-f-l and the

raiders organization. the proposed legal action stems from the league allowing the raiders to relocate to las vegas. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. it is the nfl and the oakland raiders versus the city of oakland. that would be the line up in a potential lawsuit in the hands of the oakland city council sothigh stakes are invovled. a lawsuit against the nfl is not a gamesot nats/haaziqhow much money are we talking about?sotcity councilmember rebecca kaplan is spear heading the effort to get a majority of her fellow councilmembers to approve the legal action. she is bringing some high powered legal assistance to the tablesot kaplan's city council colleague noel gallo explains why he strongly backs suing the nflsot

city council: "this is the right action to take because the national football league and the raiders violated every policy they have in moving the team from here to las vegas and i think we need to compensate the tax payers for the loss of revenue that they and the raiders have created"> back in march 2017 when the move to las vegas was approved nfl commissioner roger goodell said that he believes the nfl and the raiders worked earnestly in oakland for over a decade to try to find a viable option in oakland...godf ather griz jones of the 66th mob and forever oakland organization says he is not buying itsotgodfather griz jones: "if you're lacking sellouts, if you're lacking financial sustenance then you have a reason to move. this location is loyal beyond belief, has sold this coliseum out when they're 0-10"> (grant) that was haaziq madyun

reporting... it is a majority rules vote... during a closed door session that started at two o'clock this afternnon in the city council chambers. kron4 will bring you the result as soon as it is announced... (grant) problems for procrastinators...the tax deadline drama that's leaving lots of people wondering how to pay uncle sam. (vicki) take me out to the ballgame...and tickets are free! sound too good to be true? not at tonight's a's game. we're live in oakland for this special celebration of baseball in the bay. (grant) and right after the break...holes in the roof...mildew inside...the home...condemmed by the city of fremont. the head shaking price tag when it hit the market...then the jaw dropping amount over asking it ended up going for. (mabrisa) i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures.

and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. (grant) here's more

evidence of an insane real estate market. this fremont house is so dilapadated that it's surrouned by cycone fencing, caution tape and keep out signs. initial asking price...a million dollars....then...it sold for six figures over the asking price. kron4's maureen kelly talked to local realtors who say.....welcome to the new

normal. a neighbor say the previous owners were forced to move out by the city after this property was condemned by the city a few years ago.the listing agent says it's got holes in the roof and mildew inside.....and it's so decrepit he only stepped foot in there one time.it was marketed to buyers not only as a fixer upper.....but as a beyond fixer.it is in such bad shape the new owners have surrouned it with protective fencing and caution tape.even still it was listing for a cool one million. the agent says he was immediately flooded with calls. he ended up getting multiple offers.....and sold for 1- point 23. that's 230- thousand over asking....all cash.(maureen)while that sales price might be mind boggling to some, local realtors familiar with this market didn't bat an eye. they say that's the new reality..especia

lly here in fremont's mission san jose neighborhood.it's small change for homes selling in mission san jose because of the schools , the reputation the schools have people like living in this area because it's close to 680 and 880, we can go to pleasanton we can go to south bayi would say that's part of the marketing conditon right now, there's limited supply people are looking at different avenues to get into a property and this may be the one avenue that they can presue because they've been bid out on so many other levels. so when they see this they don't see a condemned home they see maybe there will be less competition and maybe they can get in and not spend 400k over asking or 300k and 200k is a smaller price to pay especially if i have to compete with 30 people, maybe i only have to compete with 15. both agents saying they don't expect to see the cool down on this red hot market for some time to come.kron4 news. (grant) and you might remember last week when we told you about a burned out home for sale in the south bay. this is on the corner of bird and minnesota in the willow glen neighborhood of san jose. it was destroyed in a fire a while back... but it is now listed for 800-thousand dollars. today kron4 spoke with the realtor of the home-- and she says there have

been six offers for the home-- and they are all over asking price. a deal with the potential buyers is in the works right now. (vicki) as if we needed reminding.........t here's yet more evidence that the san francisco real estate market is crazy and fast-moving..(grant) catherine heenan is here with that story... (catherine) we already know you need lots of money, but you also need speed.... if you want to buy a san francisco home, you apparently have to act fast. another recent report affirms that homes in the san francisco-redwood city region are on the market for an average of 35 days before someone grabs them.. the national average is nearly double that -- 67 days. the report says there's a clear link between faster price gainsand faster sales. and of course all of this is fueled by limited supply. the national association of realtors also says that homes are also selling at an average of 64 percent over asking.

vicki and grant? (vicki) neighbors in petaluma are up in arms about a developer's big mistake. dozens of native trees were recenly chopped down at the construction site of a new apartment community.(grant) problems is -- as kron four's philippe djegal reports... cutting the trees down is a violation of the city-approved project plan. (philippe) unexpectedly... jesus martinez and his family lost a bit of their privacy last tuesday... when their backyard view received an unwanted facelift, much to their chagrin.jesus martinez/neighbor- "wow, look at that place. it's like empty now." martinez lives on ponderosa drive on the eastside of petaluma. for the past year, a 150-unit apartment development has been under construction on the other side of his fence. the city-approved plans called for the native oak trees along the creek separating the homes and the development to stay up. but last week about two dozen trees were chopped down. jesus martinez/neighbor- "used to be a whole bunch of trees and now we got nothing. we got apartments right in front, and we can see everything, and they can see us from their." deputy planning manager for

the city of petaluma, kevin colin says he too was shocked to learn of the mistake.kevin colin/city of petaluma- "the developer has not indicated the specific reason the trees were removed." the developer -- the reliant group based out of san francisco -- declined to comment for this story. colin says the company is aware now that they violated the terms of their agreement with the city... colin says the reliant group could be fined for cutting the trees down... and, may also be held responsible for paying for the trees to be replanted... which neighbors want.joe tracy/neighbor- "i think its invasive to everyone. no one has any privacy now."jesus martinez/neighbor- "i don't want to see people get in trouble, but i hope they do something about that, you know, cuz if they do it here, they're going to do it somewhere else." the city is planning to meet with affected neighbors next week and discuss all options to fix the problem moving forward. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron news. (anchor) time now (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on time now to check on our weather... with

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. clouds will gradually increase ahead of the approaching low tonight leading to slightly warmer temperatures. the next storm will drop south along the coast wednesday night. rain chances will initially increase over the northern coastal waters early wednesday then spreading through the day. snow levels will be relatively low during this time period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. one change from previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday afternoon/evening along coastal locations from santa cruz southward. small hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday afternoon as the upper low exits to the east. an overall warming and drying trend will develop late in the week and next weekend.

(vicki) (vicki) still ahead--- new video of a suspected shooter police have been looking for, for over a month now. what you need to know to help emeryville police i-d this person. (grant) plus... good news for procrastinators. why you are getting an extra day to file your taxes.

♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. money tonight-- the i-r-s has extended the tax deadline-- until tomorrow night at midnight. this comes as the i-r-s website where people can pay their taxes and access other key services... has been down for most of the day. because of all that...the deadline has just been extended. the

problem is being described as a "high-volume technical issue" that the irs is attempting to resolve. (vicki) a case before the supreme court may change the way we shop online south dakota passed a law forcing certain online retailers to collect state sales taxes alexandra limon reports the supreme court will have to decide whether states can require that. south dakota says when online retailers don't collect state sales taxes - it kills states' budgets.marty jackley / south dakota attorney general what this really means is 100 billion dollars over the next decade that will go to education healthcare and infrastructure and what it really means is saving main street businesses.the supreme heard arguments in south dakota v. wayfair about whether a retailer should have to collect state sales taxes if it does not have a brick and mortar store in that state. george isaacson is

representing online retailer wayfair in the case - he says the issue is too complex for a black and white court decision. george isaacson / representing wayfair inc.that is not the right solution. the right solution is for congress to look at this issue, with close scrutiny.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsa lot of the questions from the justices focused on whether it should be the supreme court that makes this decision, or whether it should be left up to congress to pass a law that deals with online sales taxes. south dakota passed the law requiring the collection of state sales taxes hoping it would be challenged - because of a previous supreme court decision.marty jackley / south dakota attorney general congress has had 26 years to address this, they haven't and that's why we're standing here in the court, to really fight for those main street businesses.jackley and supporters argue main street businesses can't compete with online retailers that don't have to collect the same sales taxes.opponents say it's specifically those small business who would be potentially shut out from e-commerce if they're forced to comply with all of the different city, county and state tax jurisdictions in washington alexandra limon. (grant) (grant) next at 5:30.. as starbucks makes changes over the arrest of two african american men in their stores.. we are hearing

from experts about racial bias training... and how companies are working towards diversity and inclusion. (vicki) and we have learned that former first lady barbara bush has died. we'll take a look back at her life and legacy... after the break.

the breaking news we are

following tonight:former first lady barbara bush has died at the age of 92.(grant) the bush family spokesman announced her death less than an hour ago.kristen holmes has a look at her life... and the legacy she leaves behind. the matriarch of a political dynastybarbara bush was one of only two women in american history to be both the wife and mother of a u.s. president "america loves barbara bush" -- (cheers)born barbara pierce in queens, new york she was 16 when she met a young man at a connecticut country club-- who would change her life ... george herbert walker bush."i married the first man i ever kissed. you talk about a bore, i am the world's worst." the bush's crossed the country to texas-and had six children. their daughter robin died of leukemia when she was just three... a tragedy that had an enormous impact on barbara "my reaction was i loved every person more because of robin." as her husband shifted to a life of public service barbara bush remained out of the spotlight until he was elected

as ronald reagan's vice president in 1980. and eight years later, george h.w. bush became the 41st president barbara bush loved living in the white house.. as first lady-she established a nonprofit dedicated to literacy- and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from her best selling book that showcased the white house from the first dog's point of view for george and barbara their 73 years together included decades of devotion:"i love you, precious, with all my heart, and to know that you love me means my life. how often i have thought about the immeasurable joy that will be ours someday. how lucky our children will be to have a mother like you."two of those children - george w. and jeb - would continue a life in politics as president and governor of floridain or out of politics, the legacy barbara bush nurtured will live on through her family, children and grandchildren. "i know that i'm the world's luckiest woman. i think if i sort of put it in a nutshell, these are the things that are important to me: faith family and friends." (vicki) tonight at 5:30-- we

are always tracking local stories. here's a look at what is happening in your neighborhood right now. (grant) police are looking for a suspect who shot someone in the head in emeryville. this is a look at new surveillance video of the suspect that night. the shooting happened back in february near the amtrak station. a witness says he was walking towards the station with the victim... when the suspect approached them and shot the 26-year-old man in the head. police are hoping someone will recognize the suspect and identify him. .. (grant) and in berkeley -- police arrest a man accused of throwing industrial cleaning chemicals at a u-c berkeley employee... in wheeler hall earlier this month. 62-year-old william kearney

was captured after he wandered into the berkeley police department. police say he wasn't there to turn himself in -- but they realized that he mathced the suspect description in arrest warrants from university police. kearney was arrested on suspicion of assault with chemicals... and for failing to register as a sex offender in a separate attack. (vicki) in the south bay... university students are spreading the word on social media about aggressive solicitors. female students say they are being approached by women in their 20's. the women are asking for the students' phone numbers and other invasive questions. they try to lure the students by telling them about mentors who retired young... and ask them if they want that same lifestyle. students say they have also been approached at the san jose airport and target. (grant) in the north bay... solano county sheriff's deputies say they caught two suspects tossing drugs out of a car. officers pulled the driver over for expired registration.. once the

car stopped-- someone inside the car threw a bottle out of the sunroof. police say the bottle was filled with powder heroine. and after searching the car-- officers say they also found several loaded syringes, tar heroin and crystal meth. both suspects were arrested. suspects were both crystal meth.heroin and syringes, tar loaded found several say they also car-- officers searching the and after heroine. powder filled with the bottle was filled with powder heroine. and after searching the say they also found several loaded syringes, tar heroin and crystal meth. suspects were arrested. (mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. clouds will gradually increase ahead of the approaching low tonight leading to slightly warmer temperatures. the next storm will drop south along the coast wednesday night. rain chances will initially increase over the northern coastal waters early wednesday then spreading through the day. snow levels will be relatively low period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday along coastal

locations from santa cruz southward. small hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday afternoon as the upper low exits to overall warming will develop late in the week and next weekend. (grant) as re reported earlier-- starbucks is closing all 8-thousand of its stores on may 29th-- to educate employees on racial bias. the news follows an uproar over the arrest of two black men who were waiting for a friend at a philadelphia starbucks last week. the racial the racial bias training will be given to about 175-thousand workers. (vicki) and joining us now to talk about racial bias training -- is joelle emerson, founder and c-e-o of paradigm i-q. joelle-- you work with a lot of companies on diversity and inclusion.

(vicki) (vicki) coming up-- being stranded in a resort town doesn't sound awful... but it cost hundreds of tourists a lot of money to get home. why an airline is being held responsible. (grant) plus--- facebook is in more hot water tonight. why people are upset over their facial recognition software.

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facebook -- this time in the form of a lawsuit over facial recognition software that scans user photos and suggests tagging friends. the plaintiffs are a group of facebook users in illinois. they say facebook collects and stores users' biometric data as a part of a "face template" without prior notice or consent. a u-s district ruled that the claims are substantial enough to move forward in court. a facebook spokesperson said the case has no merit and the company is reviewing the ruling. it's the latest blow to the company amid growing concerns about privacy. it comes after the recent revelation that a data firm tied to the trump campaign

improperly accessed user data in a voter targeting operation. (grant) still ahead-- we're live at the a's 50th anniversary celebration game... where thousands of fans get to attend-- for free. (mabrisa) i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) happening tonight-- the oakland a's are celebrating their 50th anniversary. and tonight- - thousands of fans get to attend the game for free. (vicki) fans had to pre-register to get one of the free tickets... but the stands are expected to be filled tonight. kron 4's ali reid is live at the coliseum ahead of the excitement. doors opened around 4-30 and folks are making their way

inside the coliseum.it's a very exciting time for a's fans ... not only are they celebrating the 50 year anniversary of the a's playing here in oakland ...but what's great is that every fan at tonight's game is attending for free.fans have been here since very early this afternoon, getting the right parking spot, getting their grills out and tailgaiting. enjoying each others company before game time.and the weather is perfect.fans entered a lottery before being invited to tonight's game. there were 200-thousand requests, and about 60- thousand were offered tickets. so it will be a packed house chicago white sox tonight, and a's fans are ready.sotsotsotsot standupfirst pitch is at 7-05 tonight and fans are already getting settled.reporting live from oakland coliseum ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) here at

here at kron four - we're always looking for ways to acknowledge excellent bay area teachers..(vicki) today - that includes the news of what the oakland unified school district is doing... catherine heenan is here to explain.. (catherine) the oakland school district has announced its 'teachers of the year.'and for the first time, they're hailing not just one or two teachers -- but 'three' of them. all three - being honored for leadership and innovative teaching methods. they are - micaela morse - who teaches kindergartenat international community elementary. it's an english-spanish

immersion program which michaela helped design.she's described as calm - even in the midst of unexpected chaos. at united for success middle school - cassandra chen teaches 6th grade math and science and 8th grade algebra. she's applauded for pushing herself and others towards continuous improvement. and at oakland technical high - jah-yee woo teaches 11th grade english and u.s. history. she helped to establish a humanities curriculum...and is described as making her hard work appear effortless. just go to our website - look under 'features' -- and click on 'teacher of the week.' grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez.

(mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. clouds will gradually increase ahead of the approaching low tonight leading to slightly warmer temperatures. the next storm will drop south along the coast wednesday night. rain chances will initially increase over the northern coastal waters early wednesday then spreading through the day. snow levels will be relatively low during this time period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. one change from previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday afternoon/evening along coastal locations from santa cruz southward. small hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday afternoon as the upper low exits to the east. an overall warming and drying trend will develop late in the week and

next weekend.

(grant) take a look at this... high winds hitting southern california left one community buried in tumbleweeds. people who live in victorville... in the high desert northeast of los angeles... had to call the city for help when tumbleweeds piled up yesterday. as many as 150 homes were affected in a neighborhood that faces open desert. some homes had tumbleweeds piled as high as the second story. crews were sent to rake up the weeds and load them into trash trucks. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a family stranded in mexico is forced to spend hundreds of dollars-- after the airline they booked won't fly them home. we'll have the details.

(grant) being stuck in cabo san lucas may not seem bad to a lot of people-- but a spring get-away for one family turned into a travel nightmare. (vicki) their return flight to minnesota was cancelled because of a snow storm... and the family had to shell out big bucks to get back home. reg chapman has more. abby pettit and her family have been coming to cabo since 2004, but this latest trip was their first on sun county airlines.abby pettit: "and i thought oh perfect its

affordable its great look we don't have to change planes its a direct flight."for seven days the family has had the perfect vacation, until the day they were scheduled to leave, they got this email from the airline.abby pettit: "our flight was canceled and it said that an agent would be in contact with us by phone to go over our options."abby says that call never came but another email did arrive, eight hours later.abby pettit: "because it's seasonal service and their flights here have ended we need to make other arrangements on another airline for our return flight and they apologized for the inconvenience."abby says she understands weather caused plane cancellations and airport closures but is surprised with their response. abby pettit: "the fact that they thought it was okay to send an email telling everybody to find your own way home i guess to me that doesn't seem right."sun country says" as soon as it realized it was unable to accommodate passengers, they gave them a full airfare refund to make alternate arrangements.abby tells us the fine print on her tickets says she may be reimbursed for the price of the return trip only, so she paid for her family to get back home.abby pettit: "now to get the four of us home cost more than our round trip tickets to get down here."

(grant) that was reg champman reporting. more than 250 people were stranded in mexico when sun country airlines cancelled flights from mazatlan and cabo.(vicki) sun country responded saying the company will cover a reasonable amount of additional costs for travelers who had to book their flights on other airlines. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six... we showed you the big apartment complex fire in san jose.. it

left 100 people without a place to live tonight... now firefighters there is one important lesson everyone can learn from it.....(pam) then -- also new tonight at six..disturbing video that police hope will help catch an animal cruelty suspect... tonight - what we know about the man wanted for slamming a small dog into the ground. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. (pam) breaking news tonight...

former first lady barbara bush..... has died at the age of 92.(steve)she was suffering from heart failure and c-o-p-d. earlier this week we learned bush was no longer seeking medical treatments except to relieve

her symptoms. (pam) she was one of only two first ladies... who was also the mother of a president. her plain spoken manner... and utter lack of pretense, made her more popular at times than her husband. she married george h.w. bush in 1945 ... they had six children and were married longer than any presidential couple in american history.she brought a grandmotherly style to washington... often appearing in her trademark fake pearl chokers ... and displaying no vanity about her white hair and wrinkles. (steve) former president bill clinton sent out this tweet after hearing the news... barbara bush was a remarkable woman. she had grit & grace, brains & beauty. she was fierce & feisty in support of her family & friends, her country & her causes. she showed us what an honest, vibrant, full life looks like. hillary and i mourn her passing and bless her memory. we'll have much more on the former first lady later in this newscast.

(pam) it was a frantic, life- threatening scene, as a 5- alarm fire raced through an apartment building this morning in san jose. 100 people were chased from their homes, many of them trapped for a time and ready to jump or climb down ropes as firefighters arrived to rescue them. (pam) thanks for joining us tonight at six. i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. (map) the drama playing out at the summer wind apartments on mclaughlin avenue in south san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from the scene. rosa perlera/fire victim "....i saw the fire and i told my husband, wake up, wake up, there is a fire..."rosa perlera, her husband and baby got out fast but as the hallway in the three-story apartment buidling filled with smoke, many of their neighbirs on the 2nd and third floors were trapped. "...they were yelling, help, help..."this resident says people were planning to jump or climb down ropes because there was no other way out. firefighters rescued 20 people.capt. mitch matlow/san jose fire "....firefighters using ground ladders rescued approximately

20 people. if you look mover my shoulder you can see there are still ropes hanging from the balconies and a mattress on the ground that someone was going to jump on when firefighters arrived..."of the fifteen people injured, four were hospitalized with smoke inhallation. mayor sam liccardo toured the scene saying his city is ready to help.sam liccardo/san jose mayor "...we are checking into see if there are any vacant apartments that displaced families can use and we are working with the red cross to make sure there is a safe landing for these people.."the 36 unit complex suffered heavy damage. it passed inspection last fall and there are smoke alarms but it was built before sprinklers were mandated. there is widespread smoke damage and some residents may have lost everything. josh zanger is countng his blessings.josh zanger/fire victim "...i'd say we had about four minutes to get dressed, grab a few thongs andget out of there..."the fire department tweeted a message saying that keeping bedroom doors closed at night can buy valuable time. captain matlow clarified the tweet.capt. mitch matlow/san jose fire dept. "...in an apartment, and there is fire in the hallway, keep the door closed and that will keep the fire out and then we can come and rescue you from a window or balcony.also among the survivors, several pets, including these two cats rewscued by animal services.

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) more breaking news tonight... a san francisco police officer has been by a car -- and the driver involved - has fled the scene. this happened around 3:00 p-m -- the officer - who was in plain clothes -- was crossing eddy street at larkin. this is new video

from the scene...the officer's injuries are described as ánotá life threatening.... the suspect vehicle is a blue sedan... no other details have yet been made available. a terrifying mid- flight engine failure today on a southwest flight headed from new york to dallas -- that made an emergency landing in philadelphia... one person was killed and 7 were injured.... catherine heenan is here with the latest... (catherine) we now know the woman who died was a wells fargo executive. a mother of two from new mexico named jennifer riordan. news of her death was first shared by the assistant principal of the albuquerque school her children attend. passengers aboard that dallas-bound southwest flight heard an explosion before seeing oxygen masks drop from the ceiling.. the victim was sucked toward a window -- broken by engine shrapnel.. this is the window...where she was sitting.a passenger later

posted photos of the spot on facebook. the explosion happened about 30 minutes into the flight after the 737 apparently blew an engine at 30-thousand feet - over pennsylvania. that same passenger says people were going crazy, yelling and screaming.. and the emergency landing was so steep and sudden -- he thought they were crashing. he described how people were trying to hang on to the woman sitting by the broken window.. passenger marty martinez - she wasn't sucked out of the window or pulled out. but her like arms and her body was sucked - like sucked in that direction, from my vantage point. so you see people, from the back of the seat, holding onto her, you know, trying to keep her contained.passenger kathy farnan - stewardesses were right there taking care of her and everything else. and they were also taking care of everybody with running around with oxygen, making sure everybody had enough oxygen. we had quite a number of children on board. that passenger says the female pilot was a navy veteran -

who's been praised for remaining cool amidst the chaos. also tonight -- the head of southwest airlines says that plane was inspected two days ago, and no problems were identified. pam and steve? (pam) kron4 first told you about the emergency landing... through a breaking news push alert... just after 11:30- this morning. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (steve) starbucks stores will close for several hours one day next month for racial bias training... following a call from an employee that led to the arrest of two black men. today philadelphia police released a recording of that call. kron4's terisa estacio has the story. 2 p.m.starbucks says it will close its more than 8,000 u.s. stores for several hours next month to conduct racial-bias training to its nearly 175,000 workers.the announcement comes after two black men were arrested in a philadelphia

starbucks store, sparking protests and calls for a boycott on social media. starbucks corp. says the stores will be closed on the afternoon on may 29. its corporate offices will also be closed at that time. (pam) san francisco police are francisco san (pam) time.closed at that will also be closed at that time.

(pam) san francisco police are looking for this man... 23 year old delos pierre gallon...for domestic violence, kidnapping and felony animal cruelty charges. a fight in a san francisco market.... quickly escalated to something far worse -- and the incident was all caught on video. a warning. even though we have edited this video -- it is still graphic -- and some viewers may find it disturbing. the video shows the suspect and the female victim having an argument . the suspect throws canned goods at the female ... before grabbing "prince" -- a 4 month old cocker spaniel puppy. the puppy is then forcefully slammed to the floor by the suspect. police responding to the scene found the the scene found the victim and her puppy near the store... and transported them to animal care and control for treatment. unfortunately prince did

not surivive. gallon has a prior arrest for firearms violations ... and police say, he should be considered dangerous. a live look outside right now... (steve ) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. clouds will gradually increase ahead of the approaching low tonight leading to slightly warmer temperatures. the next storm will drop south along the coast wednesday night. rain chances will initially increase over the northern coastal waters early wednesday then spreading through the day. snow levels will be relatively low during this time period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. one change from previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday afternoon/evening along coastal locations from santa cruz southward. small hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday

afternoon as the upper low exits to the east. an overall warming and drying trend will develop late in the week and next weekend. (pam) happening tonight-- the oakland a's are celebrating their 50th anniversary. the a's have a rich history in oakland -- moving from philadelphia in 1968 and then winning 3 consecutive world series titles from 19-72 to 19-74. tonight-- thousands of fans get to thousands of tonight-- thousands of fans get to attend tonight's game for free. kron 4's ali reid is live at the coliseum for what is expected to be a packed house tonight.

tonight. tonight. a packed house expected to be a packed house tonight.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) tesla says a factory shutdown will improve efficiency and speed but the stockmarket didn't like the decision, we'll explain. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) at the time it was a controversial profile in courage that cost them their athletic careers, today the olympians who raised their fists... are being honored.

(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) passion in oakland for the raiders is strong and deep and now a lawsuit claimsmoney damages are owed if the team leaves town. hola amigos. for the first time ever, cholua hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box. america's fav... whoa!! ok, a little hot sauce there... jack! i'm trying to film this commercial! oh. sorry. sorry. please continue. as i was saying... the cholula buttery jack has delicious cholula hot sauce, crispy jalapeños, and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. you know what? this would be great on fries, too. what is wrong with you jack? oh my gosh. sorry. so sorry. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. ai dios mio, jack! i'm. seriously. i said i was sorry.

i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school

about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. today, the oakland city council took a crucial vote to pursue legal action against the n-f-l and the raiders organization. the proposed legal action stems from the league allowing the raiders to relocate to las vegas... one legendary raiders fan who

supports the lawsuit, tells kron4's haaziq madyun... the team can go... but the name must stay sot

the nflsot jones has been rooting for the raiders his entire life. now he is using that passion to cheer on oakland's city councilmembers to approve the lawsuitsotthe vote is taking place today during a closed door session in the oakland city coucnil chambers. kron4 will bring you the result as soon as it is announced...on line and on air depending on when the votes comes in the vote is taking place today during a closed door session in the oakland city coucnil chambers. kron4 will bring you the result as soon as it is

announced... online and on- air.. depending on when the votes comes in (steve) new at 6... tesla shares dipped today following reports the company has temporarily halted production of its model 3. the automaker says there will be a 4 or 5 day shutdown to fix manufacturing botttlenecks and improve automation. shutdowns are common when a new model is launched... but not normally for days at a time, nine months after production began. telsa shares were off just over one percent today. (pam) today the u.s. supreme court invalidated a federal statute requiring the deportation of immigrants convicted of some "crimes of violence." in the case, "sessions versus dimaya," the court ruled that the provision was unconstitutionally vague. observers were watching the case.... to get an idea of how the justices would handle president trump's overall push to limit immigration and boost deportations. in the five- four ruling, justice neil

gorsuch... voted to invalidate the statue. it is the first time he has sided with the more liberal wing of the nations' high court. (steve) the bar for how insane the bay area housing market is, just got a little bit higher. this house in fremont's mission bay neighborhood recently sold for over $1-point-2 million. even though it's condemned. kron4's maureen kelly talked with the agent representing the buyers about what drove their decision. calling this house on bruce drive a dump would be putting it nicely.a neighbor says the previous owners were forced to move out by the city after this property was condemned a few years ago.(maureen)the listing agent says it's got holes in the roof and mildew inside.....and it's so decrepit he only stepped foot in there one time.it was marketed to buyers not only as a fixer upper.....but as a beyond fixer.it is in such bad shape the new owners have surrouned it with protective fencing and caution tape. we had to put hardhats we could

not go inside the house. the ceiling is coming out it's really really bad that's why we put this we didn't need liability issues you cannot step inside this is the fremont realtor who represented the buyers. the house was listed for 1 million as is....the winning bid was 1-point-23, that's 230,thousand dollars over asking. all cash. they will be flipping it the buyers agent says her clients are it guys who flip houses as a sideline. they plan to tear it down and replace it with a 3-4 thousand square foot house with, as she says, all the bells and whistles. as to why they where so agressive on this property.... because the schools right fremont is so centrally located central location plus good schools you've got a killer there as to what it will end up going back onto the market for..... we have an idea yesshe declined say.....but something tells me....it will be for a lot more than 1-point2 million. maureen kelly kron4 news

(mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. clouds will gradually increase ahead of the approaching low tonight leading to slightly warmer temperatures. the next storm will drop south along the coast wednesday night. rain chances will initially increase over the northern coastal waters early wednesday then spreading through the day. snow levels will be relatively low during this time period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. one change from previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday afternoon/evening along coastal locations from santa cruz southward. small hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday

afternoon as the upper low exits to the east. an overall warming and drying trend will develop late in the week and next weekend. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) (( áá v.o. / next weekend. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) new hope in the fight against plastic pollution, science has discoveredan enzyme that might eat it all up! (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) 13 people out for the hot air balloon ride of a lifetime

.... got a little bitmore than they bargained for.

(steve) a close call for folks on a hot air balloon in san diego. on sunday the pilot and 13 passengers were forced to make an emergency landing-- and there were a few bumpy moments before the balloon made it down. anthony pura has the story. "a near miss caught on camera...."before a hot-air balloon made an unplanned landing in the middle of a ranchos penasquitos neighborhood sunday, the balloon took out a glass fence at a house near 4s ranch. homeowner michael lomotan told us he saw the crash on his ring camera and couldn't believe it."the basket comes into view and the glass breaks; so basically the basket and the glass breaking and, 'whoa, what happened?!'" lotoman said, explaining his reaction.he said it was about a foot away from hitting his house.the balloon kept sailing over some mountains before making a landing. the pilot, ferrel gray, told 10news the winds shifted and he couldn't make the normal landing a few

miles away."it happens occasionally, balloons end up landing safely in a place it typically doesn't land," gray said.he also admits his first attempt at a safe landing was the field next to lomotan's home, but the winds shifted again and made it impossible, so he had to react. ".....you wouldn't ever expect to happen." (pam) researchers have stumbled onto a so-called "plastic - eating" enzyme ... which could be used to combat pollution. scientists from britain's university of portsmouth and the u-s department of energy .... came up with the potential breakthrough. they were studying a natural enzyme found in a waste recycling center... an enzyme that can "eat" p-e-t -- that's the substance used in plastic bottles. the researchers

accidentally engineered another enzyme -- one that was even better at breaking down p-e-t plastics. it could end up being a recycling breakthrough. right now, p-e-t plastics stay around for hundreds of years. the u-s department of energy says, eight- million metric tons of plastic waste, including p-e-t bottles, enter the world's oceans every year. the hope is that researchers can improve the new enzyme .... and use it to breakdown plastics at the industrial level. (steve)two olympians who received death threats for their protest.today -- received an honor for their courage. and we have learned that former first lady barbara bush has died. we'll take a look back at her life and legacy... after the break. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. the savings are in full bloom at ross.

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"america loves barbara bush" -- (cheers)born barbara pierce in queens, new york she was 16 when she met a young man at a connecticut country club-- who would change her life ... george herbert walker bush."i married the first man i ever kissed. you talk about a bore, i am the world's worst." the bush's crossed the country to texas-and had six children. their daughter robin died of leukemia when she was just three... a tragedy that had an enormous impact on barbara "my reaction was i loved every person more because of robin." as her husband shifted to a life of public service barbara bush remained out of the spotlight until he was elected as ronald reagan's vice president in 1980. and eight years later, george h.w. bush became the 41st president barbara bush loved living in the white house.. as first lady-she established a nonprofit dedicated to literacy- and raised hundreds

of thousands of dollars from her best selling book that showcased the white house from the first dog's point of view for george and barbara their 73 years together included decades of devotion:"i love you, precious, with all my heart, and to know that you love me means my life. how often i have thought about the immeasurable joy that will be ours someday. how lucky our children will be to have a mother like you."children - george w. and jeb - would continue a life in politics as president and governor of floridain or out of politics, the legacy barbara bush nurtured will through her family, children and grandchildren. "i know that i'm the world's luckiest woman. i think if i sort of put it in a nutshell, these are the things that are important to me: faith family and friends." in san jose...at least 100 people have been displaced by a fire that ripped through the summer winds apartment complex

earlytoday. the fire went to 5-alarms as firefighters rescued at least 20 people who were trapped on second and third story balconies, some of them about to jump or climb down ropes. fifteen people were hurt. four of them hospitalizied for smoke inhallation. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news this starbucks in dublin one of more than 8 thousand company owned starbucks that will be closed for one day (take vo) starbucks ceo kevin johnson making that announcement saying that employees will have the day for racial bias training after this controversial video showing the arrests in philadelphia last week. an employee called police after two african american men asked to use a restroom. they were denied then asked to leave because they did not buy anything. the ceo did meet and apologize to the men. in dublin, te

here in oakland the city council is considering the approval of a lawsuit against the nfl and the raiders for allowing the team to relocate to las vegas, nevadasot nats/haaziqhow much money are we talking about?sotsot sot

time period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. one change from previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday afternoon/evening along coastal locations from southward. small hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday afternoon as the upper low exits to the east. an overall warming and drying trend will develop late in the week and next weekend. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) it was a crazy day on the roads all across california a look atsome dangerous near misses when we come back

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california motorists this week. with several major incidents occuring early this morning and in the overnight hours. (pam) first off -- a truck overturned in redding... spilling its cargo all over the side of the road. (pam) its cargo --- a load of bees. this happened early this morning.... on the highway- 5 onramp to eastbound- 44 in redding. the c-h-p says,

an f- the c- h-p says, an f-350 pickup was towing a gooseneck trailer, when the trailer overturned. that trailer was carrying dozens of boxes of bees.the c-h-p had to call in several beekeepers to help move the spilled boxes of bees. officers said, there was a passenger and a driver in the pickup.because of the bees, this crash required a very specialized response.no one was hurt. (steve) the next incident also occured in the early morning hours. this time a crashed big rig erupted in to flames on highway 57 --- near the imperial highway in fullerton. (steve)the truck was traveling southbound when it overturned, toppling over to the northbound lanes.you can see the scene shows empty plastic bottles strewn all over the freeway and firefighters extinguishing flames. the cause of the crash has not been determined. (pam) the next incident happened last night in the city of el cajon... near san diego. a driver ignored the warnings put up by safety crews and ended up driving into a sinkhole. (pam)authorities say a water

main broke below the roadway, causing the sinkhole.the road collapsed beneath the suv, just as the driver was nearing the intersection.she was able to get out and was uninjured. police closed the intersection and water officials were called in to assess the damage. in sports -- are the sharks contenders to win the stanley cup? in game three the men in tiel made playoff history in their blowout win over the ducks. also -- the warriors without steph curry are two wins away from the second round of the playoffs. our sports playoffs. our sports director, gary radnich has reaction from game two's victory over the spurs he has all the sports coming up

the warriors head to san antonio with a two game lead over the spurs. the warriors without steph curry grind out a win in game two

after a sloppy first half. lamarcus aldrige led the way for the spurs with 34 points and 12 rebounds. kevin durant and klay thompson responded in the second half they combined for 63 points... helping the warriors pull away in the fourth quarter to win 116-101.

steph curry and the warriors lead the n-b-a with the most popular jerseys and team merchandise for the third straight season. curry beats lebron james for the top slot. kevin durant comes in as the third-best selling jersey followed by... giannis antetokounmpo and kyrie irving. the warriors are the only team with 3 players in the top 15 klay thompson is 14 on the list. the warriors are sharing the spotlight with the sharks the men in teil are a game away from the second round of

the stanley cup playoffs. the sharks made franchise history last night in san jose they beat the anaheim ducks 8-1, it's the team's highest-scoring playoff game in 26 years. san jose scored 4 goals in the second period... helping the team take a 3 game lead in the series. tomorrow night peter deboer and the sharks will be looking to finish off the ducks. < deboer: "we realize what our identity is and we know that we've been burned if we haven't shown up and worked and having 4 lines and haven't played an honest game, we get burned.>< couture: "we want to finish it at home in front of your fans especially against a rival we know its going to be loud and they're going to be energized tomorrow, so we want to put on a good show for our fans. "> big day for a's fans...

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celebrating the fifth anniversary of their first game in oakland by giving away free tickets and parking for tonight's game against the chicago white sox. the a's are expecting more than 65- thousand people to attend the game. they will remove the tarps at the coliseum the a's have the second worst attendence in the m-l-b. this season they are averaging about 15-thousand fans per game. klay thompson is looking for a new roommate the a's designate his brother, trayce thompson for assignment... 12 days after being claimed by the a's. his only highlight in oakland was last week when he robbed yaseil puig of a home run in the a's blowout win over the dodgers. the a's made a series of moves this afternoon they recall trevor cahill, who will be the starting pitcher in tonight's game against the

white sox. former olympian, desi linden became the first american woman in 33 years to win the boston marathon but what happened 13 hours later captured the hearts of america. cancer survivor, mary shertenlieb was determined to cross the finish. she went into a medical tent 15 miles into the marathon... thinking she had hypothermia. mary called her husband... they went home took a shower and put dry clothes and restarted the race. the couple finished the race holding hands mary has raised about 33-thousand dollars for cancer research. (steve) coming up next -- residents say they're fed up with developer's big mistake... we'll tell you how the community is responding after the break

breaking news tonight....cia director mike pompeo traveled to north korea to meet with kim jong un.one source said only other intelligence officials accompanied pompeo on the trip over easter weekend.white house and state department officials weren't there with him.it's unclear what was discussed. (landvo) neighbors in petaluma are up in arms about a developer's big mistake. dozens of native trees were recenly chopped down at the construction site of a new apartment community. problems is -- as kron four's philippe djegal reports... cutting the trees down is a violation of the city-approved project plan. (philippe)joe tracy/neighbor- "it was just shocking." joe tracy shares his reaction to the trees on the otherside of his backyard fence coming down last tuesday. trees that had no business being

chopped up.joe tracy/neighbor- "i tried to get their attention, and you know, uh, get somebody to respond and looked at us and just kept on cutting." the reliant group based out of san francisco is the developer behind the mistake. a spokesperson chose not to comment on this story... but the city of petaluma confirms removing the trees along the creek behind ponderosa drive between a new apartment community under construction and the homes was a violation.kevin colin/city of petaluma- "as a part of the city's enforcement action, we are considering penalties, uh, for the trees that have been removed as well as a mitigation to replace essentially the trees that were lost and any addition screening, uh, for the neighbors views that have been impacted." deputy city planning manager, kevin colin says at least two dozen native oak trees were illegally removed.jesus martinez/neigh bor- "before, it used to be nice right there. you couldn't even see nothing there, because there were so many trees." jesus martinez has lived in his home for 18 years... and, says he wants his privacy back.jesus martinez/neighbor- "it's sad. it's really sad." the city says it's unclear why the trees were taken down... adding that the developer is working with them to make things right. in petaluma,

philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) the i-r-s has extended the tax deadline-- until tomorrow night at midnight. this comes as the i-r-s website where people can pay their taxes and access other key services... has been down for most of the day. because of all that...the deadline has just been extended. kron4 spoke with people today who waited to the last minute to file. "because i'm self employed and didn't really pay my quarterly;s on time so i owed. if i was getting money, back i probably would have filed earlier." again-- the deadline is extended until tomorrow. the problem with the website is being described as a

"high-volume technical issue" that the irs is attempting to resolve. last weather and goodbye (mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. clouds will gradually increase ahead of the approaching low tonight leading to slightly warmer temperatures. the next storm will drop south along the coast wednesday night. rain chances will initially increase over the northern coastal waters early wednesday then spreading through the day. snow levels will be relatively low during this time period allowing for snow above 3500 feet. one change from previous forecast was to include thunderstorms wednesday afternoon/evening along coastal locations from santa cruz southward. small

hail will be the best threat. drier weather returns thursday afternoon as the upper low exits to the east. an overall warming and drying trend will develop late in the week and next weekend. a full hour of a full hour next weekend. in the week and next weekend. a full hour a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron

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