now...for the annual 4/-20 celberation. this is video showing the moment the clock hit 4:20.... and this of course is the first time the event has been held since california legalized recreational pot. love it, or hate it...4-20 is a thing. hello i'm grant lodes.. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... thousands of people rolled into golden gate park today for the big marijuana celebration... kron4's terisa estacio joins us live.. terisa has it been pretty mellow? (estacio reporting) nearly 15k people are expected to be here today as they come together to celebrate marijuana. (take vo) you can see in this video the extremely large gathering people have come from all over the bay area as well other states to take part of this annual tradition. this is all happening at hippe hill in golden gate park. as you mentioned, this year is different. on january 1st, the new law went into effect, as california passed legislation legalizing recreational use of marijuana. in addition, to the new law, there is also an increased effort to keep this party clean. in years past, celebrations have led to tons

of trash, public urination on city streets and nearby neighborhoods, as well as damage to private property. we have seen a large police presence out here - those in attendance this year, say they believe the event is better than ever. sotsot(continue vo) there were a few medical calls late in the afternoon. organizers of the event put out a reminder to be aware of recent warnings against using synthetic marijuana. there's been a string of cases across the country of peple getting sick and even dying using it. (estacio live) sf schools also put a warning today saying the event is not safe for children to attend. sf unified school district saying in a statement that consuming marijuana is illegal for anyone under the age of 21.

(vicki) and officers across the bay area are reminding people not to drive while high. the campbell police department tweeted today saying.. "drinking isn't the only way you can get a d- u-i while driving. do not

get behind the wheel if you are under the influence of any drugs or alcohol. it could cost you at ticket.". (grant/on cam) to milpitas now where police are asking for help finding a man who exposed himself in the children's section of the main library.(double box) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from milpitas...rob do investigators have a description of this guy? (rob live) this happened inside the children's section of the main library and was reported by a patron who took a couplef pictures of the man andthen reported him the staff. last friday afternoon about 4 o'clock an adult male was spotted exposing himself here in the children's section of the library. an alert patron spotted the man, snapped a couple of photos and reported

the incident to staff who called police. diane roche/santa clara county libraries "...when this individual realized he was being watched he left before police arrived...."this and other public libraries have a stated policy that adults are not even supposed to be in the children'ssection after three pm, when schools let out, unlessaccompanied by chldren. diane roche "....our staff did notice this individual and checked up on him a couple of times and he was looking at books...."taken from behind the photos show a man described as an adult male in his 40's. but without a good view of his face, police have no solid leads and are looking for help in findinga suspected child predator.raj maharaj/milpitas police "....it's pretty brazen, 4 o'clock in the afternoon, kids are present, if he doesthis who knows what else he might do..."librarians are trained to spot this sort of thing but a reviewof policy here in the children's section may lead to somechanges system-wide.diana roche"....after this incident we are going to review adding additional cameras in strategic locations to keep everybody safe..." (rob live)

(grant) there is breaking news....north korea says it has suspended its nuclear and long-range missile tests, and it plans to close its nuclear test site.the country says it's making the moves to shift its national focus and improve its economy.this comes ahead of an expected meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. it's not clear what prompted

the decision by north korea - or áifá the country will follow through. (vicki) new developments on the southwest plane that made an emergency landing in philadelphia... (grant) its engine blew apart in mid-air tuesday - killing a woman sitting near a window that was smashed... catherine heenan is here with news of what the f-a-a is ordering tonight.. (catherine) the f-a-a has ordered ultra-sound inspections of hundreds of jet engines like the one that blew apart in that accident.. the agency says the order affects 352 engines in the u.s....on the new generation boeing 737's... federal inspectors believe one of the engine fan blades snapped on tuesday's flight... and say the blade had been showing signs of metal fatigue. earlier today - the manufacturer of the engine had said it also wants more jets to be inspected for potential

problems. both bulletins indicate there's a lot of concern that more engines couldhave faulty fan blades than originally thought.. grant and vicki? (grant) also new tonight at 5... a judge has denied a motion to release derick almena from custody. lawyers for the ghost ship master tenant tried to have him released on his own recognizance as he fights the charges against him for the massive fire in oakland that killed 36 people. this is the second time a judge has declined to release 48- year-old almena. he faces 36-counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection to the fire. the ghost ship creative director- max harris- also faces those same charges. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight-- thousands of students across the nation participate in a school walk out-- on the 19th anniversary of the mass shooting at columbine high school. this is video from los angeles, parkland florida, chicago, and phoenix arizona. many students feel not enough has been done

to make schools safer. those students say they walked out of class today in support of gun control. (on cam)in the east bay some students at dublin high school took part in the national walk out...lending their voices to the call for sensible gun regulation. kron4's haaziq madyun was there and spoke to some of the organizers of the student led protest nats/students"the youth united will never be divided"about sixty dublin high school students participated in the national school walk out to protest gun violence in america. 15-year-old sophomore neshmia alum and her friends orgainized the student led protestsot

no other kids have to deal with hearing their schools have been shot up">some students described what they washington law makers are not getting about this youth led movementsotthe students peacefully marched one and a half miles from school to the dublin civic center where a rally took place rally took

(grant) thanks haaziq. and we have team coverage of the walkouts today... (vicki) kron 4's will tran was in fremont-- where students were supported by their teachers.

these students were not even

(vicki) coming up-- for the first time since his controversial sentencing of a former stanford swimmer-- judge aaron persky is breaking his silence. hear what the santa clara judge has to say about the effort to recall him from his bench. (grant) plus-- protests break out after a fraternity at a prestigious university is suspended-- for a racist and sexist video of a pledge. the excuse the frat is giving for making that video. (vicki) plus-- richmond is facing even more violence after months of no murders in their city. see where the latest shooting happened. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

our top story at 5:15... police in richmond are looking for a gunman who shot two people-- killing a 21-year-old man from pittsburg. this is richmond's 4th homicide in just over two weeks. kron 4's sara stinson has the latest on the investigation. reporter intro: ""ánatá"it's disheartening, it's scary." neighborhs stood with anger as police investigated a deadly shooting scene on the 800 block of carlson blvd thursday night in richmond.police say the suspect fired multiple rounds at several cars and people in front of the shop and stop market at around

11:30.the shooter shot and killed a 21-year-old man from pittsburg as he walking out of the store.another man of oakland was also hit, but survived.the suspect immediately ran from the scene northbound on carlson blvd. this is the fourth homicide this month - and just after the department announced having zero homicides in over four months which was the longest stretch in over 40 years in richmond.("born and raised here we've seen it go from good to bad, good to bad. everything did seem to be on the up and up, but it just so happens to be once that announcement was made that there was no gunfire or homicides in 200 days it just seems like it sparked something.")patrick mitchell, a young father says it's no secret this city has a lot of crime."we have people here who want to cause trouble."but he still feels disappointment. "i'm just hoping we can get better. i'm tired of the funerals and the crying."his son's mom, ayesha walker, works with grieving mothers who lost their children to shootings like the one here on carlson blvd."often times the pain is so hard to deal with." walker says it'll take a united effort to make the city stronger."if we can come together and find resources together, and share together, and talk together, commune together then we can try to alleviate these issues." reporter tag: richmond police are still looking for the shooter in this homicide investigation.and have not released the name of the victims yet.in richmond, sara stinson, kron 4 news.

(grant) a big story we're tracking. this is the first time ...judge aaron persky is speaking out...after the controversial sentencing of ex-stanford swimmer brock turner. judge perksy... faces a recall vote for his handling of the sexual assault case...after he sentenced turner to six months in jail. however... persky says ousting him won't help the movement to improve how sexual assault victims are treated. perksy adds that there should be criminal justice reform " where it's smart to do so". organizers of the recall effort have collected enough signatures to place the 'should aaron persky be

recalled' question on the june ballot. (vicki) a big earthquake hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. those who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to them. today kron4's maureen kelly was in tiburon as a usgs technician installed the first seismograph to help monitor the earthquake activity in that area. this geophyscist from usgs is getting ready to hook up a digital seismograph in a storage area of a tiburon apartment building.it's an accelerometer....which measures ground motion accereration.it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area....installed in homes and schools....which transmitts the data it collects back to usgs via the internet. here's a map showing all of the blue dots where these small gizmos are hooked up. they call it the net quakes network. it's a way

for us to get a denser network of seismographs in an urban and suburban environment where we can't do our typical outside type stations(drilling it's being bolted to the ground here in the building managed by a cert volunteer here in tiburon.it will be the first netquake seismograph in this area.....the scientist installing this one says the information gathered helps their shakes map tool....which is generated minutes after an earthquake strikes....showing a contour map of ground motions....color coded...the warmer or hotter the color...the stronger the shaking was felt.we get a better picture to generate a more accurate shake map map and that'll help emergency first responders they get out to the areas that hit the hardest as soon as possible the tiburon cert volunteer says he's giving access for this device to help raise awareness about seismic activity here...and motivate other people to get prepared. a lot of people say oh i'm sitting on a big rock no these rocks army launch their brittle they are not solid they will crush they will move against each other they will be serious consequences of the earthquake after a few hours of work....the technician gives the siesmograph a tapping test.....and then checks online to make sure it's message was received.yeah it's up and running and it's functioning properly so we're

in business (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high

pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week. (grant) still ahead-- wells fargo is hit with a massive fine. find out what it means for you-- and the future of the san francisco based bank. (vicki) and after (vicki) based bank. francisco

(grant) still ahead-- wells fargo is hit with a massive fine. find out what it means for you-- and the future of the san francisco based bank. (vicki) and after the break.. see the controversial video from a syracuse fraternity--- that is sparking protests tonight.

nat demo(grant)syracuse university in upstate new york the scene of angry protests over a secret video made by a now=suspended fraternity.the fraternity has apologized and said the racist, homophobic and anti=semitic slurs on the video were intended to be satirical.( vicki)we got our

first look at that video today. catherine heenan is here to tell us about it.catherine? (catherine) we can't show you the video - the images are a little too graphic. we can tell you that it shows a pledge initiation ceremony at the theta tau fraternity.... and share a little bit of the audio. i solemnly swear to always have hatred in my heart ...the university president described what followed as "extremely racist, anti-semitic, homophobic, sexist, and hostile to people with disabilities."he suspended the theta tau chapter indefinitely. some syracuse students said the video merely confirmed what they already believed. "from what you heard in the video, does that surprise you?" "absolutely not, i am not surprised at what happened in that video.""this is one in a great many of unspoken events " "we already know stuff like this constantly goes on on our campus."the fraternity issued an apology and said the skit was supposed to poke fun at conservatives, caling it "... a satirical sketch of an uneducated, racist, homophobic, misogynist, sexist, ableist and intolerant person."

robinson/naacp > "they went across the board. they didn't leave out one group, or one segment of people out."local leaders say the video is disturbing. "it scares me because it's becoming more and more common again. we thought that we had buried much of that and it keeps popping back up."the university is still deciding on a punishment.linda brown robinson/naacp"the lesson is they have to teach them a hard lesson. it can't be a slap on the that it's not going to happen."to get more pushingment. it's coming to them and they can't run from it." (catherine) (catherine) theta tau is the fourth fraternity to be suspended at syracuse in this academic year. grant and vicki? (vicki) next at 5:30... on 4-20 the top democrat says marijuana isn't as dangerous as cocaine and it shouldn't be treated like it. we'll have details on several proposed new laws. (grant) plus-- an east bay teacher is placed on leave. find out what he brought into the class room-

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we are always tracking local stories on kron 4. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood right now... (vicki) in the east bay. police are searching for the suspect...in connection with

sexually assaulting a high school student. it happened around 11 yesterday morning on addison street in berkeley. the victim was walking...when the suspect grabbed her from behind and pressed a gun into her side. the suspect walked the girl to a nearby yard...where police say he sexually assaulted her. authorities are currently searching the area for any surveillance cameras that may have spotted the suspect. . (vicki) an east bay an east bay high school teacher is in hot water after bringing a decommissioned bazooka into his classroom. berkeley high school history teacher alex angell is on paid administrative leave. this comes after video was posted on social media showing him holding the bazooka over his shoulder-- while explaining how it was used. students say angell has other historical items in his classroom-- including a world-war-two backpack and a medieval shield. the berkeley unified school district says they are not commenting on the pending investigation of the incident.

(grant) in the north bay... the search is on for a convicted sex offender in petaluma. police say 45- year-old... thomas steger... failed to register with the petaluma police department when he moved to the area. steger... whose has had numerous run-in's with the law... also failed to register with the rhonert park police department... when he lived there. police say steger is known to stay around the gateway shopping center but they haven't been able to find him. right now... there are several outstanding warrants out for steger's arrest. (grant) also in the north bay.. a man is behind bars tonight...on suspicion of commiting a lewd act with a minor....who lived in the same home santa rosa police say miguel flores- gonzales... made a girl under the age of 14...get into bed with him...then he inappropriately touched her. officers arrested the 34-year-old suspect tuesday at his home on sebastopol road. it's not clear if the suspect and victim are related...though they both live at the home. flores-gonzalaes is being held on $250 thousand dollars bail...and is scheduled to be arraigned monday.

(vicki) in the south bay.. there is yet another unbelievable real estate sale to tell you about. a burned- out home in mountain view is on the market for more than one million dollars... the real estate agent says she has been in the business for 35- years and has never seen anything like this. the home is listed for 1- point- four million dollars. and there are several all cash offers already in . and as you can see .... the house is not even fully intact. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the

satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few

(vicki) happening now.... this is what hippie hill looked like earlier today when the clock struck four-twenty. thousands of people came out to golden gate park to celebrate the weed day. this is the first year that people can legally celebrate four-20 after recreational marijuana became legal earlier this year.(vicki) marijuana laws are confusing and vary from state to state. attorney general jeff sessions is against potbut washington correspondent alexandra limon reports federal lawmakers -- both republican and democrats -- are starting to agree current laws are out of date and should change. . as marijuana enthusiasts celebrate 4/20 senator chuck shumer announces his new bill to decriminalize marijuana. ricardo baca, ceo & founder, grasslandsthey like to say that you can't put the toothpaste back into the tube.

ricardo baca -founder and ceo of "grasslands" a communication s agency that works with the cannabis industry says the federal government needs to catch up with national trends. right now under federal law cannabis is still considered a schedule one substance equal to heroin and cocainericardo baca, ceo & founder, grasslands and that's just absurd, in an age where 90 plus percent of americans agree that medical marijuana has tremendous efficacy and should be available.//end here if long?// and clear majority 60-65% believe in adult use legislation. senator schumer's proposal would change that and expand the ability to research medical benefits.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsafter weeks of blocking judicial nominees over the issue of federal interference in states marijuana

(grant) another big story we are following tonight-- wells fargo is hit with a huge one- billion-dollar fine. this comes after the bank apologized last year for charging as many as 570- thousand clients for car insurance they did not need and for charging home mortgage borrowers unfair fees. an internal review found about 20- thousand customers may have defaulted on car loans and had their vehicles repossessed in part because they took on unnecessary insurance costs. joining us now to talk about the fine is personal finance expert erica sandberg. erica-- is a one billion dollar fine enough? 600- thousand people were charged for car insurance they did not

need. what does this mean for consumers-- and the future of the san francisco company? the bank will now be required to update regulators on its progress. wells must also show how it plans to identify customers hurt by its misconduct and explain plans to compensate them.ceo timothy sloan said the scandal-plagued bank has made progress toward "delivering on our promise to review all of our practices and make things right for our customers."other regulators have come down hard on wells, too. in february, the federal reserve handed down unprecedented punishment against wells fargo for what it called "widespread consumer abuses," including its creation of as many as 3.5 million fake customer accounts. under that penalty, wells fargo won't be allowed to get any bigger than it was at the end of last year - $2 trillion in assets - until the fed is satisfied that it has cleaned up its act. (vicki)

(vicki) plus after the break-- a warning if you have lettuce in your fridge. why health officials are saying to throw it away now.

(vicki) happening now--- a warning about produce that could be in your fridge. the c-d-c is telling people to throw away any chopped romaine lettuce that you might have-- because it could make you sick. and

tonight we now know that the e-coli outbreak linked to chopped romaine lettuce has now reached california. health officials are warning about romaine lettuce that is grown in yuma, arizona. since the middle of march... 53 people have gotten sick in 16 states... nine of them had to be hospitalized... including two people who developed a form of kidney failure... doctors say the people most at risk for e-coli are young children and the elderly. (grant) still ahead-- his brother is shot and killed by sacramento police officers. and now stevante clark is finding himself in trouble with the law. what he did to land behind bars. to land behind bars. to land behind bars. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t.

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clark-- the man shot and killed by police in sacramento--- was arrested yesterday morning on a series of charges, inlcuding felony assault. now -- stevante clark's roommate is speaking out after he trashed his home. reporter macy jenkins has the story. "he threatened to kill my wife, he threatened to rape

her..."terrifying words from the roommate down the hall."he literally got down right here and made eye contact with my wife in the kitchen and was like (motions slicing throat) you're done."alex rouska says the threats from stevante clark - began saturday - five days before he came home to find clark had destroyed most of his possessions."all this stuff is my stuff!"the floor - lined with nails and broken glass."that's my tv that was face down on the ground when i came in here"rouska says he and his wife weren't home when it happened - but neighbors captured some of the commotion on video.on wednesday, neighbors say clark was running up and down the block - shouting profanities and threatening several neighbors. "yelling chaotic things!"jose mendoza considers clark a friend and says he tried to get him to call down. "everything will be fine man, you just gotta go get treatment and want it!"the chaos continued overnight - as clark pounded on trash cans and blared loud music in the streets.thursday morning - things came to a head."he ran from where he was living to a neighbor's yard, hopped their fence and then the cops broke

the gate and hopped the fence as well and that's how they got him!""this stuff with his brother broke him. (looks around) it broke him!" rouska says he's enraged just looking at what's left of his home.but even in the midst of the damage - he still has compassion for clark."i am not trying to villainize that boy. he needs help! (starts to cry) it just sucks because this is my life!" my life!"my life!" (vicki) that was macy jenkins reporting. rouska says his landlord learned about the damage and has now evicted him and his wife along with clark. clark remains in custody at the sacramento county main jail. (grant) southwest is compensating passengers who were on that flight when an engine exploded, killing a woman. the company is sending those passengers a letter of apology, a five- thousand dollar check, and a one-thousand dollar travel voucher. in the letter, the company says the money is to help cover any immediate financial needs. the engine on the jet exploded on tuesday shortly after taking

off from new york's la guardia airport. debris hit the plane shattering a window. 43-year-old wife and mother of two...jennifer riordan of new mexico was killed when she was sucked partway out of the window. a public memorial a public memorial service for riordan is set for sunday in albuquerque. (vicki) california state university will not raise tuition at its 23 campuses for the 2018-19 academic year. the country's largest university system will drop its proposal to consider raising tuition by 228-dollars a yeear. the trustees had planned to discuss the proposal in may. officials say csu will continue to press the state legislature for more money... but will not put more financial burden on students. undergraduate tuition is currently five-thousand-742 dollars per year. (grant) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. thank you grant.. coming up new

tonight at six. a conservative california college student says, her cause is being unfairly targeted... and she has the video to prove it -- we will tell you what the school is doing about it in response. that story and much more ... coming up next on kron4 news at six... grant back to you and vicki in the studio. thank you pam, we will see you at six. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few

patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week. (grant) some students say it's an invasion of their privacy... no doors on the bathrooms.the no doors on week.well into next likely continue weather will but dry weather will likely continue well into next week.

(grant) (grant) some students say it's an

invasion of their privacy... no doors on the bathrooms. but officals at one maryland high school...say they had no choice..+ in an effort to curb school prohibited activities like smoking...and vaping.... school leaders at broad-neck high have removed the entrance doors to some bathrooms on campus. they say it's in the kids best interest....howe ver students say there is a better solution.(sot) "its just overall frustrating because its invading our privacy. schools not exactly a private place and the bathrooms is the one place that gives us privacy." privacy."that gives us the one place that gives us privacy."

students say if kids are going to smoke or vape, theyll find a place to do it and removing bathroom doors isnt the solution. however school system leaders say they haven't heard any complaints from parents...so the "no bathroom door rule" will remain. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5.. toys-r-us is closing all of it's stores.. and one little girl isn't happy about it. see her mission to save the toy store. scalpel

scalpel taco! taco! are you one of the millions of americans whose love for jack in the box tacos has turned into an obsession? no tacos here. hi. i'm jack box and i'm here to help. by giving the taco obsessed what they need most. even more tacos. introducing my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink for just three bucks. so if you have a taco obsession... clear! taco! taco! ...don't beat it, feed it. (vicki) an eight-year-old

girl in new jersey is making it her mission to save toys-r-us.(grant) reporter marci rubin has more on the third grader hoping to help her favorite store stay open. delilah: "i will always be a toys r us kid. and here's all the kids and grownups who agree with me."dozens of those toys r us kids, and grownups - signed 8 year old delilah jane farrell lattanzi's multi-page petition to stop the store from closing.delilah: "my mom grew up with it, my grandmother grew up with it and i want my kids to! i cant' imagine my kids not knowing what toys r us is. it would just be mind blowing."i did mention she's 8 - right? with help from friends at mawby elementary school in woodbridge - the third grader has kicked off a full fledged campaign: the petition, posters and a letter to the store - are just the beginning. delilah and company will be fundraising this weekend.delilah: "i am putting up a lemonade stand up at my house and all money i earned will give to you." reporter: "in just two school days - delila and her friends have gotten at least 100 signatures and not just here at school"delilah: "i went to the doctors office and the mall and i got people from all over mall."ben lattanzi: "i'm so proud of her. she's way beyond her years in thought." her super proud parents aren't the only ones expecting big

things from this outgoing and animated activist in the making... who is aware her efforts may not save the store but she also knows, she has to try. delilah: "i still love me trying to go farther with my effort. and just how hard my friends work. it's so beautiful to me." (vicki) that was marci rubin reporting. toys r us was impressed too-- a spokesperson said in a statement, "the outpouring of support, from both kids and adults, for toys r us has been tremendous. we appreciate the love and kindness and will be forever grateful to our customers, like this wonderful girl in woodbridge."(grant) lattanzi says that if the (vicki) (vicki) hospital. (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 tonight at six... police want your help to try and catch this man....he is accused of comitting a disturbing act inside the children's book section of a local library. (pam) then - on a day when students across the nation walked out of class to protest gun violence..there was another school shooting in florida.. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.

now at six - the smoke is starting to clear at golden gate park after today's big 420 celebration... this is the first year the hippie hill

celebration has been held - since recreational marijuana became legal.thousands showed up to light up... (steve) good evening -- i'm steve aveson(pam) and i'm pam moore. now police are warning people ánotá to get behind the wheel high... kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live from the celebration... terisa -- were there any problems? (pam) (pam) thank you terisa... thank you (pam)

(pam)(pam) (pam) thank you terisa... just as a reminder -- the san francsico police department's traffic unit tweeted ... it will be conducting d-u-i saturation patrols between three - 11 p-m... be aware -- police will be looking for people driving while under the influence of marijuana.. last friday afternoon about 4 afternoon last friday

thousands of students walked out today.. taking part in national school demonstration ..to raise awareness about gun reform. (steve) more than 25-hundred walkouts were expected.... at schools across the country.(pam) the idea for the walkout came from a student named lane murdock.... a 16-year-old sophomore from connecticut. here's video of just a few of states involved. close to home in los angleles -- you can see students lined up... spelling the message "we will." in

phoenix... students spelled 's-o-s' on the field. and in miami... students rallied at city hall to get their messege across. (steve on cam) in the east bay... some students at dublin high school took part in the national walk out...lending their voices to the call for sensible gun regulation. kron4's haaziq madyun was there and spoke to some of the organizers of the student led protest

student: "this whole movement is a student led movement which we think is important because the meassage we are trying to get across is that students will raise their voices because we are the one being affected by it">some students voiced their thoughts about what washington law makers are not getting about this youth led movementsot

even as nationwide walkouts were happening....there was panic today at another florida school.... when a gunman opened fire - wounding a student. it happened this morning in florida... catherine heenan is here with what we know.. (catherine) a 17- year-old student was shot in the ankle and ishospitalized tonight... police now say the 19-year-old is 'also' a student. he's in custody. video shows three armed officers walking into a classroom, apparently conducting a search - not long after the gunshots were fired. one of them told frightened

students 'everything is fine.' the motive for the shooting isn't clear yet....the 19-year-old reportedly said he was sorry as he was being led away. the local sheriff commended first responders, saying they were on the scene within about three minutes. sheriff billy woods: i commend also the school system for their protocols in place because the protocols they put in place saved lives today. out victim has non-life threatening injuries and he is doing fine. a photo doing fine.injuries and he is doing fine. a photo shows students in another classroom hadpiled desks and chairs against the door after hearing gunfire.. one student told his father that shooter had been standing in a hallway and fired at a closed classroom door. he reportedly tried to hide - before being arrested. school officials say the shooting happened only minutes beforethe students were scheduled to hold their own walk-out to protestgun

violence. steve and pam? a live look outside right now...(pam) we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into

next week. (steve) we are following breaking news....north korea says it has suspended its nuclear and long- range missile tests, and it plans to close its nuclear test site. the country says it's shifting its national focus to improving its economy. within the last hour south korea has called the move "progress".this comes ahead of an expected meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. it's not clear what prompted the decision by north korea - or áifá the country will follow through. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) haunting video of the final

hours before the death of singer prince, (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) turns out the young black men arrested at a philadelphia starbucks, may not bethe only ones. a police officer offers his own troubling story- when we come back. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) tension on a local campus as a student watches her event poster get violently ripped down from a public bulletin board.

(steve) new at six. an investigation is underway after a man was caught on

camera tearing down posters from a pro- life fresno state student group.(pam) this group says .. it has been targeted before... the latest incident happened when a fresno state professor and his students... smudged - out the pro-life messages... written on campus sidewalks. megan rupe has the story. fresno state student bernadette tasy... is the person behind this video, taken last tuesday morning... in fresno state's "engineering east" building. showing

(steve) that was megan

rupe reporting. it's unclear whether the person in the video is actually a student or not. tasy says any group can put posters up on those public boards... the messages on them are not approved or censored by the university. this one, had to do with senate bill 3-20. new video related to the death of mega- entertainer 'prince' ... has been released by minneapolis police and prosecutors... it includes surveillance video - showing the performer being ushered into his doctor's office... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) that video from april of 2016 is getting a lot of attention - because roughly 24 hours later -- prince would be dead. it shows a doctor escorting prince and his bodyguard into the office. the performer appeared pale and gaunt....and had complained of feeling 'antsy'... text messages between his doctor and a friend reveal they were increasingly worried about his health. this week authorities announced there will be no criminalcharges in the death. saying there's no

evidence prince knew he was taking fake vicodin pain pills that contained fentanyl. and no way to know how he got them. his relatives are upset......saying there are still too many unanswered questions.. cousin of prince - i always knew it would turn out like this. just because of the players involved. i'm not going to believe all of the stuff that happened at the very end of his life. there's got to be some reason why and someone should be held accountable for the fentanyl in there." also released - a video showing prince's bodyguard picking up prescriptions for him from a local walgreens -- twice in the space of just 90 minutes - also the day before he died. it's believed prince had taken out prescriptions at several walgreens stores - four times in the week before he died. pam and steve? (pam) the barbara bush funeral service will be attended by the most prominent

names in american politics, but today ... it is the public's turn to mourn, and to celebrate the life of the former first lady.. (steve) karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) has been following the tributes this week, and reports now from houston, with a look at today's public viewing for the former first lady, and how people from all walks of life, are paying their respects. many houstonians are proud to have called barbara bush, their neighbor.mos: she's done so much. her love for children and literacy is just awesome. besides, she's just such a wonderful wife and mother. vicky knowles: they just wanted to make houston their home, so that is just very, very special.the former first lady and her husband may have taken up residence in washington and elsewhere over the years but for nearly six decades, they always came back here.today, it's an opportunity for the public to say farewell to their neighbor. a public viewing at st. martin's episcopal church, before saturday's private funeral.an open celebration of mrs. bush's life took place outside houston's city hall last night, just across the street from houston's downtown public library. fitting for a first lady who championed literacy. for some in attendance, the loss still, felt very personal. the former first lady, viewed as an inspiration.becky rickert: barbara bush was an amazing lady and just a great role model and i'm an english teacher and she always pushed literacy.the crowd thursday evening was encouraged to wear blue and to emulate mrs. bush's signature style, by donning some pearls.vicky knowles: i love that style, i love that style and she never changed. she never changed. that was her staple, so i really appreciated that about her. and she was just barbara and i loved that.

(steve) (steve) that was karin caifa reporting. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.

lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week.

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billion dollar fine. the penalty is for wells fargo abusing auto and mortage loans. last year, the san francisco bank apologized for charging as many as 570- thousand customers for car insurance they didn't need and charging mortgage borrowers unfair fees. an internal review found about 20-thousand customers may have defaulted on car loans... and had their vehicles repossessed in part because they took on unnecessary insurance costs. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) police officers accepted criticism for the arrest of two young men in philadelphia butnow an officer is coming forward saying he was also a victim of discrimination at starbucks. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) on the 19th anniversary of the columbine shooting... members of generation - z ... walk out of schools across the country saying, when it comes to guns, enough is enough. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

as we told you at the top of the newscast... friday marks the 19th anniversary of the mass shooting at columbine high school.(pam) and many students across the u-s .. don't think things have changed much since that fateful day. so these teens say, they will take a stand, by taking a walk. john lorinc reports. enough is enough.that's the main message from the thousands of students taking part in friday's national school walkout.nat sound from

rally"no more silence, end gun violence."more than 25-hundred walkouts are expected.... at schools across the country. anne marshal/junior, marjory stoneman douglas high school "we finally see that we aren't alone, that some other people in other states far away from us feel the same way and want to make change."the idea for the walkout came from lane murdock....a 16-year-old sophomore from connecticut. lane murdock/national school walkout founder"in the time i've been in high school, we've had the pulse, las vegas and now msd shooting. so this is something that surrounds us every single day."she and others with the group say they have a three-part goal....hold elected officials accountable, promote solutions to gun violence and demystify and engage students in the political system.nat sound from rally"show me what democracy looks like.this is what democracy looks like." friday marks the 19th anniversary of the columbine school shooting, where 12- students and one teacher were

killed.walkout organizers say elected officials haven't done (steve) that was john lorinc reporting.the walkout will also include a moment of silence for the victims of the columbine tragedy. about sixty dublin high school students participated in the national school walk out to protest gun violence in america. 15-year-old sophomore neshmia alum and her friends orgainized the student led protestsotsot sot

kron 4 news. richmond police are investigating the latest homicide case - the latest investigating police are richmond richmond police are investigating the latest homicide case - the fourth just this month.police say the suspect was walking down carlson blvd...and began shooting at the stop and shop market just before at 11:30 last night.the suspect fired multiple rounds hitting several cars in the parking lot.right as the 21-year-old victim walked out of the store, he was hit in the stomach area and died from his injuries.the suspect also hit a man of oakland, but he survived.the suspect immediately ran from the scene

northbound on carlson blvd.now police are still looking for the suspect at this time.in richmond, sara stinson, kron 4 news. in milpitas police are calling on the public for help in finding the man in this photo. he issuspected of

exposing himself in the children's section of the main library. a patron took the photo and reported him to staff who notified police. now the library system is reviewing policy and stepping up enforcement of a rule that says that after 4 pm, adults must be accompanied by a child to be in the children's section. in milpitas rob fladeboe kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures (pam) starbucks has apologized for the recent

arrest of two black men at a philadelphia store -- but could similar incidents have happened before.. at other locations? apparently yes.... for one, a retired police officer says he also experienced racial discrimination at a starbucks. carmen chau sat down with him, as he shared his story. in october 2013 new haven police officer jeffrey fletcher was out on his patrol beat with his colleagues - which was at this intersection - chapel and church street. fletcher went inside starbucks to use the bathroom and asked the barista for the key. jeffrey fletcher/retired new haven police officer"she looked at me and said i'm sorry, i don't have the key and at that point, i said to her úwhere is it?ú and she said úitús in the safe.ú"so he went to a business next door to use the bathroom.when he came back, one of his fellow officers wondered why he didn't just use the bathroom at starbucks. jeffrey fletcher/retired new haven police officer"he looked at me and used the expletive bs. he said úthatús really strange. she gave this white guy just before you came in the key to the bathroom.ú"humiliated and angered - he confronted the barista and says she ignored him and walked away.jeffrey fletcher/retired new haven police officer"i can't believe this is happening."he called

starbucks and the company assigned him a case number for his complaint.a week went by and he followed up and starbucks told him ...jeffrey fletcher/retired new haven police officeranybody that was a white female on the date and stated."when fletcher starbucks he would get an attorney - he says the company immediately admitted the (pam)(pam) (pam) that was carmen chau

reporting. starbucks will close its 8-thousand u-s stores for several hours on may 29th for racial bias training. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) a man leaves behind his wife and daughter after losing his life in this horrific crash.

a driver was killed and his passenger hospitalized after a crash in miami thursday. the deadly incident was caught on surveillance video. some of you may find this distrubing. it shows the moment of impact as the vehicle careened off of a highway and into a gas station billboard, missing a fuel pump by mere inches. the clerk at the station says it appeared the driver was speeding and lost control. terry grant junior, the driver who was killed, is survived by his wife and daughter. (steve) grammy nominated swedish dc avicii was found dead in muscat, oman friday at the age of 28. known for his grueling touring schedule, he retired from performing in 2016 after a string of health issues, including acute pancreatitis. avicii's

publicist said in a statement that the family is devastated and they ask for privacy at this time. these images are from a concert he did in malmo in his home country of sweden in 2016. in sports -- it's email friday! gary and alicia joins us to answer viewer comments and questions. also -- we have some good news about steph curry's knee injury. we'll tell how the two- time m-v-p is doing in his recovery our sports director, gary radnich has all the sports ... coming up hola amigos.

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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. the warriors without steph curry have a three-game lead on the spurs in the first round the good news is the two-time m-v-p is getting closer to his return this morning the medical staff gave curry the green light to return to practice starting

tomorrow. the last thing this team needs is more injuries. kevin durant and shaun livingston, shaun durant and kevin injuries.needs is more thing this team the last the last thing this team needs is more injuries. kevin durant and shaun livingston, who tweaked an ankle in the the fourth quarter in game three, are not expected to miss any games. today the team held an optional practice only a few players worked out...

draymond green along with quinn cook and nick young were there. last night the warriors made history as the only team to 19 of their last 20 playoff games since the 2001-2002 lakers. golden state will be looking to finish off the spurs on sunday but they understand sweeping the spurs is not any easy task. do you think do you think golden state can beat houston in the western conference finals without steph curry? the warriors will struggle without steph curry in the western conference finals against houston.

they need all four all-stars, rockets are a threat to a warriors champioship is hunter pence finished in san francisco or will the team keep him as a cheerleader? hunter pence helped the giants win two world series championships. unless he really begins to stuggle the won't get rid of him

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at a much higher risk of falling. in fact, up to one-third of adults over the age of 65 experience a fall at home, according to the american geriatrics society. here's kim hutcherson with new guidelines to help prevent these falls in today's health minute. guidelines published this week by the u.s. preventive services task force recommend steps to help older adults avoid a potentially life threatening fall.they say that strength training is important for the geriatric population... especially in the lower body, as muscle loss accelerates after the age of 70.home safety is also important preventing falls.according to the national institute on aging, six out of 10 falls happen at home.to create a fall-free environment, make sure all areas of the home are well lit.minimize clutter and secure or remove small area rugs that may be easy to trip over.finally- be aware of side effects from medication.some can cause dizziness, confusion and drowsiness, which can increase a person's risk of falling.reviewing medications regularly with a doctor is important...and never stop a medication or reduce the dose without speaking to them first. for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson.i'm kim hutcherson. lawrence

lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with temperatures warmiing up today all around the bay area. highs today moved well into the 70s inland with patchy fog and cool 50s and 60s. it is quiet oln the doppler radar as high pressure begins to settle in overhead. if you're going out tonight it should be a nice evening with a beautiful sunset. tonight we will see mostly clear skies with a few patches of coastal fog. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge building over the state. tomorrow's temperatures will be warmer with highs in the valleys in the low 80s, 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with a patch fog near the coast. sunday will be just as nice with plenty of sunshine. a weak weather system will bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures to the bay area on tuesday. but dry weather will likely continue well into next week. last weather and goodbye and goodbye last weather

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