chaos in canada's largest city. a white van speeds onto a busy toronto sidewalk -- hitting dozens of people. at least 9 people are dead, and another 16 are injured. tonight-- the driver is now in custody. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. authorities says the collision appears to have been deliberate. steve nannes has more on the investigation. a terrifying afternoon in downtown toronto --deputy chief peter yuen, toronto, canada: i ask the city of toronto to pray for all victims as a van crashed into people walking along the street.mos: "he just went on the sidewalk. he just started hitting everybody. he hit every single person on the sidewalk. anybody in his way, he would hit. the bus stop, everything got shattered. there was a lady in there i saw."one man says he followed the vehicle -- to check on the driver.mos: "i thought he had a heart attack or something. so i was trying to chase him down in a way. to catch up and see what happened. all i seen is this guy was crumbling, i mean he was going 70, 80 clicks. he's just hitting people one by

one. oh man. it was a nightmare, man."officials say it will be a long investigation deputy chief peter yuen, toronto, canada: the driver is in custody right now and hes being investigated for those events that happened this afternoon witnesses say the van traveled up to a mile -- hitting anything and anyone in its way.mos: "it was a gruesome scene. it was really bad out there. i couldn't believe what i seen, man. it was like, oh man. everybody. all these people on the streets getting hit one by one. post office box getting crumbled up on people. police arrested the driver.... as crews investigate the collision mayor john tory, toronto, canada: it is a time to be as calm as we can be in the city, to understand the first responders are doing their job, especially the police. justin trudeau, canadian prime minister: our hearts go out to anyone affected we're going to obviously going to have more to learn, more to say in the coming hours."i'm steve nannes reporting. (vicki) breaking news we are following tonight.. president george h.w. bush has been hospitalized in houston with an infection, just after

attending the funeral of his wife barbara. this is video from the funeral saturday.. officials say the 93-year-old bush is "responding to treatments and appears to be recovering." however, dr. sanjay gupta said on cnn recently that this medical issue is very concerning. misetr bush was admitted to houston methodist hospital yesterday morning after an infection spread to his blood.. at 1:07 this afternoon, travis reinking was taken into custody in a wooded area near here (grant) nashville's waffle house shooting suspect is in jail tonightthe 36=hour manhunt is over... but the questions are just beginning.(landing)the 29=year old had a long history of mental disturbance.his guns were confiscated after an incident at the white house nearly a year ago.one of those weapons was found at the scene of the murders early yesterday morning. nat 911police arriving at the waffle house found three victims dead and a three wounded ... one of those victims died at the hospital. witnesses say the shooter, identified as 29=year=old

construction worker travis reinking, was wearing nothing but a green jacket. it was just really really bizarre. he had a tall thin kind of disheveled brownish blond hair and naked. he began firing in the parking lot and but when he came inside, this man, james shaw, decided to tackle him. we were kind of scuffling. i managed to get him with one hand on the gun. and then i grabbed it from him and threw it over the counter top. he's a hero. i mean four people died. and it could have been four times that many had not done what he did. nat following a tip this morning, officers converged on a wooded area only about one mile from the waffle house.reinking was taken into custody without resisting. "when they looked into the backpack they had - they saw a silver, kimber semiautomatic weapon with 45 caliber ammunition, a flashlight, and a holster on his person."reinking's arrest follows a string of bizarre incidents.two years ago, in his home town of morton illinois, he complained to police that he was being stalked by the singer taylor swift,last june, morton police arrested him for brandishing an a-15 assault rifle while wearing a pink dress ... and exposing himself.the next month they confiscated his four guns and revoked his firearm permit after he was charged with trespassing at the white house.under illinois law his father was given the

guns ... including the assault rifle used in the waffle house shooting.now investigators want to know why the father returned the guns to his son, "all federal departments are looking at him for potential violation of federal gun laws, obviously homicide has been committed." "he could face charges?"":"he potentially could." (on cam) travis reinking was arraigned by video...he spoke only to give his name and reply, "no, i don't" when asked if he had

any comments. (vicki) in bay area news.. a woman has been arrested... accused of shooting and killing her husband.(grant)it happened last night in union city.. kron4's terisa estacio is live with new police dispatch recordings... terisa? (vicki)the clock is (vicki) terisa?

(vicki) (vicki)the clock is ticking for some homeless people living in tents on sidewalks in san francisco. that is because san francisco mayor mark farrell is taking aim at what he calls a service resistant segment of the homeless population...living in those tents. a homeless advocates tells kron4's haaziq madyun...the city just doesn't have enough resources for those in need homeless encampments like this one here on division street in san francisco have got to go says mayor mark farrellsot the mayor is making this announcement in advance of action being taken by the city to remove tents from sidewalks in and around the mission districtsot

is, people who are living in these tents at night, no more, we are going to offer you shelter, we are going to offer you housing but if you continue to resist, if you continue to demand to be able to sleep on our streets in the tent encampments, that's not going to work any more for the city of san francisco">sot

to this area, offering services, offering housing, and a lot of people are coming off of the streets which is great and what we want to see, and we do have additional capacity no matter what statistics that people through out at you, that being said, at some point here after months and months of trying, there is a service resistant population that just wants to be there, again this is the population the contributes to the crime, to the arson, to the rapes, to the additional public safety issues">mayor farrell says the city has given the tent encampments suffecient notice, which means city workers can start removing the tents at any time...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) (grant) authorities are investigating a school bus crash in santa cruz county ...near corralitos. the incident was around eight this morning. the bus brought down power lines...after the vehicle sheared off a pole.

the bus was filled with children...luckily no one was hurt. casserly road at wheelock road was closed because of the crash...but has since been re-opened. (vicki) a startling new report says thousands of buildings in the bay area could collapse during a major earthquake. san francisco, oakland and san jose are all falling behind on efforts to make buildings safer. kron4's lydia pantazes explains. a newspaper analysis finds the san francisco bay area is falling behind on efforts to retrofit buildings that are vulnerable to collapse during a major earthquake.the los angeles times reports sunday that there are up to 3,000 brittle concrete buildings in san francisco, yet the city doesn't have a list of where they are located. the building type is one of the deadliest in quakes.across the bay in oakland, there are nearly 2,000 possibly vulnerable wood- frame apartment buildings at risk of collapse in a seismic event - and there is no law to require them to be fixed. and the newspaper says san jose

doesn't even have a list of its more than 1,000 apartment buildings thought to be at risk.the times says southern california cities have taken the lead statewide in seismic safety requirements. (vicki) and kron 4's has a special earthquake section on our website. there you will find a live map showing the most current earthquakes in the bay area. we also have articles on what to do when an earthquake hits... as well as safety tips and making sure you are prepared for a big earthquake. it's all on kron-4 dot com. (vicki) coming up-- engine inspections causing flight delays for southwest passengers. how the airline says it's are trying to minimize flight disruptions. (grant) it's a boy. we'll show you the moment princess kate and prince william indroduced their new son to the world.

(vicki) bart is one step closer to extending into the silicon valley. we'll show you the testing that is now underway. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(2-shot/grant) construction noise is being replaced by the sounds of trains coming and going in north san jose. (2-shot/vivki) the v-t-a is ramping up testing of the new bart extention into silicon

valley.(double box) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live track-side with the details. rob? (rob live) i'm here on hostetter road about a mile from the berryessa station. from now on people between here and the warm springs station in fremont are going to start seeing and hearing a lot more trains as vta and bart have a long list of tests to complete before the system is ready for primetime later this year. new bart stations at berryessa and milpitas are all but complete. now, the sounds of construction are being replaced by the sounds of trains. from now on, two 3- car trains like this one will by making practice runs as vta puts the the new system to the test. brandi childress/vta "...once they take over the system will by run from

bart's main control center, so that;s the big difference, we have yet to migrate over and when that happens late this year there will simulated 10 car trains...."there is no set schedule. but neighbors can expect to hear the test trains moving back and forth between warm springs and berryessa between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 a.m. (rob live) as far a noise goes, it's hard to tell because there are so few trains right now and they don't appear to be moving at top speed just yet. we may get a better feel for that as the testintg progresses. but eventually, the goal is to have trains rolling through here every 15 minutes or so. live in san jose rob fladebnoe kron 4 news.

(grant) happening now... southwest continues to cancel and delay flights in the bay area as it inspect its plane's engines. mechanics are looking at engines similar to the one that failed on the southwest flight last week, which killed a woman. at least five flights have been cancelled today out of s-f-o, and and jose airports. sfo says 25 southwest sfo says 25 southwest flights have been delayed.. it's not clear if the delays are directly related to the engine inspections. there have been no cancelations in oakland. the faa has ordered the inspection of about 1-thousand plane engines across various airlines .. about 350 of which are in the u.s. southwest say they are working towards minimizing flight disruptions by performing inspections overnight. (vicki) teachers from san

jose's evergreen school district are protesting their latest contract proposal. the picket lines started just before school this morning. kron 4's will tran is in san jose with more. the teachers are not on strike at least not yet. they're hoping to avoid it by sending a message to san jose's school district that for them a paycut is not an option(holly gonzalez/teach er-most of us can't afford to live here as it is, commuting. i've already spoken to other teachers who have already put in applications to other districts because they can't afford to live here anymore) there are 540 teachers within the ever green school district in san josethey have been working since last may without a contract.brian wheatley with the teachers union says a lot of their frustration revolves around health care.(brian wheatley/teachers union-the current proposal by the district asks us to fully cap our benefits which would mean 27-hundred less in take home pay for teachers)(charles crosby/evergreen school dist spokeman-we try to make the

cuts to least impact the students directly. that's an ongoing process and that hangs over negotiations and we understand the teachers are looking for the best deal they can get)many teachers have been in the classrooms for decades. saying they barely get by on their current salary but their love for what they do and their kids keep them on the job.without a contract that guarantees that they won't at the very least take a pay cut some say they will have to find another profession to take care of their own kids.(john leonard/teacher-if this policy is enacted we all have to seriously consider leaving) (will tran/san jose-there is no threat of strike for the remaining of the school year but there could be one come the fall. the teachers by law have to fulfull certain steps, and if there is no settlement after those steps are made, then and only then can the teachers declare a strike. in san jose will tran kron 4 news (grant)(grant) a u.s. appeals court has ruled in a case over selfies...that were taken by a monkey. a san francisco

judge says that lawsuits can't be filed...which claim that animals have copyrights to photos. the decision today upheld a lower court ruling in favor david slater...the photographer whose camera this photo was taken by a curious monkey.... after slater left his camera in a rain forest reserve in indonesia. (vicki) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly

clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and into the weekend. there's also a slight chance of showers late in the week. (vicki) still ahead... some relief could be coming to bay area renters. the issue that could be on the

november ballot. week.late in the week. (vicki) still ahead... some relief might be coming to bay area renters. the issue that could be on the november ballot. (grant) plus-- a billionaire businessman's proposal to save toys-r-us is rejected. but he says he's not giving up. the new push to keep the toy store's doors open.

(grant) billionaire businessman isaac larian... isn't giving up on his bid to save foundering retailer toys-r-us in the united states.

larian... c-e-o of toy company m-g-a entertainment... was rejected on his initial offer of 675 million dollars to by nearly 300 toys r us stores. however... he says he wont give up. larian says the purchase will save between seven thousand and ten thousand jobs. he also believes if toys-r-us goes completely under... it will have a negative impact on the toy industry as a whole. (vicki) prince william and the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton welcome their third child to the british royal family. (grant) the baby boy was safely delivered and is now resting at home getting to know his parents and siblings. kristen holmes tells us how the yet to be named prince has changed the succession to the british throne. an introduction fit for a princethe duchess of cambridge, kate middleton giving birth to a healthy baby boy in london, monday. princess kate and prince

william beaming while presenting their newborn to crowds of spectators outside of the hospital.born at 11 a.m. local time and weighing eight pounds, seven ounces, the couple's third child will be fifth in line to the british throne and due to new succession laws -- changed after a thousand years -- for the first time in history, princess charlotte will remain fourth in line, despite another son being born. prince william bringing children, 4- year-old george and 2-year-old charlotte to the hospital to meet their new brother ahead of their departure back to kensington palace.as fans gathered outside to welcome the new royal family member. mos: it's been absolutely fantastic, i wouldn't have missed this for the worldmos: it's a very great day.mos: 10 years down the line i can say i was there when he was born. i'm kristen holmes reporting. (grant) a warning about rattlesnakes as the weather gets warmer. where a hiker had to be rescued-- after being bit several times.

(vicki) plus... the 49ers general manager is breaking his silence about domestic violence allegations against reuben foster. what he says he won't hesitate to do--- if foster is found guilty.

(vicki) tonight-- kron 4 is always tracking local

stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood right now. (grant) our top story at 5:30... the 49ers key decision maker says he will cut reuben foster if assault allegations are proven to be true. niners general manager john lynch said today that the team will be patient through the linebacker's legal issues... but stressed that foster will be cut áif the team determines he did in fact hit a woman. foster was charged with felony domestic violence earlier this month after being accused by authorities of dragging his girlfriend and punching her in the head 8 to 10 times...rupturing her ear- drum. lynch says the team wants to get more information about the case before making a final decision on foster's status. (vicki) to the north bay now ... a hiker is rescued in marin county after being bit by a rattlesnake several times. it happened on mount tamalpias yesterday afternoon. the hiker had several bite wounds and was

transported to an area hospital with the warm weather we now have-- officials are warning people to be extra careful of rattlesnakes while hiking. (vicki) in sonoma county-- the sheriff's department is warning residents of a phone scam. and the caller is telling victims they failed to respond to a grand jury federal summons.. and they have to pay a fine to avoid being arrested. the scammer then tells the victims to purchase two 500-dollar prepaid cards from rite aid and c-v-s. the clerks at those stores tried to warn the woman that she was probably being scammed-- but she ignored the warning signs because the caller had personal information about her. the sheriff's department is reminding people to never give their bank information when they receive these types of calls. (grant) two teenagers are in juvenile hall tonight... accused of burglarizing a home in livermore. it happenend at a home on pearl drive. there police say an alert resident spotted two juvenile boys running from the home carrying pillowcases... before getting into a car and speeding off. however...after a brief search...offcers spotted the

get-away-vehicle. authorities arrested the duo...whose names wont be released... due to their age. (grant) police are looking for the gunman in connection with a shooting in emeryville. the shooting happened around eight saturday night... near 45th and adeline streets. no one was injured ... however two cars were riddled with bullets. police believe the shooter sped off in a sliver honda. (vicki) on the peninsula... police in hillsborough are warning people about a mail thief. the thefts occurred saturday and sunday in the northern part of the city. the streets targeted include... robin road... summit drive... jacaranda circle and pine hill road. police are now asking people who live in the area to review any surveillance footage to see if they may footage to see if they may have caught the thief on camera. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out

this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and into the weekend. there's also a slight chance of showers late in the week. (vicki) rent control could be the hot issue on the november ballot. voters may get a chance this year to repeal a more than two

decade old state law that limits cities from enacting rent control measures. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz joins us live from sacramento tonight. kody - supporters say they got more than enough signatures to get the proposal before the voters. that's right.they say they got about 200-thousand more signatures than required to get this affordable housing initiative on the ballot.what the measure would do is -- give control back to the cities. -- rent chants (;02) "hey hey, ho ho, costa hawkins has got to go."supporters of a proposed 20-18 ballot measure -- rallying monday outside the capitol.they want -- the costa- hawkins rental housing act to go awaythat's the 1995 law that heavily restricts rent control in california.julie solis, central valley empowerment alliance "the owners of a lot of properties across the state are gouging their renters."the groups supporting the affordable housing act say theyhave more than 588-thousand signatures...

nearly 16-thousand in san francisco county...15 thousand in fresno county...and 14 thousand in kern county.the bulk of their signatures: in los angeles county -- 213- thousand alone.supporters say the time is now to stabilize the rental market.jefferson mcgee, property owners for fair and affordable housing "i don't see us losing." butted to "to repeal costa-hawkins is a fair thing to do. it's not going to affect, uhh, home building."opponents of the initiative--disagree.steven maviglio, californians for responsible housing "it'll make the problem worse."steven maviglio of californians for responsible housing says -- the affordable housing issue comes down to a lack of units. he believes rent control wouldn't solve the problem. steven maviglio, californians for responsible housing "it'll essentially cause a housing freeze in the state. it'll stop the construction of new housing and affordable housing in particular. this issue is not on the ballot..yetthe signatures need to be verified by the counties and certified before that can happen.live outside the capitol, kl kron4 news. (grant) president trump's

ex-wife, ivana trump, says she doesn't think it's necessary for him to run for re-election in 20-20. in a recent interview, ivana cited her ex-husband's age, saying quote, "maybe he should just go and play golf and enjoy his fortune." she also says she speaks to the president every month and that she thinks he misses his freedom. ivana was married to president trump for 15 years, and the couple had three children - donald junior, eric, and ivanka. as for the president himself, he filed for re-election just after his inauguration last year. (grant) president trump is having a tough time filling his cabinet. this week -- congress is scheduled to hear from the man picked to lead the v-a -- ronny jackson. and tonight -- a senate committee is expected to vote on mike pompeo's nomination for secretary of state. reporter, camila bernal explains why the vote could be a historic snub. despite praise from the president president trump: "i think mike pompeo will go down as one of the great secretary

of states."mike pompeo is feeling the heat.rep. joaquin castro / -d- texas: "the fact that he's been against the iran deal and the idea that he may take the president basically in a very hawkish and wrong direction."but the head of the c-i-a faces a historic snub from the senate foreign relations committee -- who will likely not recommend his confirmation.something that has never happened for a secretary of state nominee. sen. todd young / -r- indiana: "to have nearly across the board democratic opposition strikes me as unfortunate and unprecedented."democratic senators joe donnelly -- joe manchin -- and heidi heitkamp announced support for pompeo. sarah sanders / white house press secretary: "however a majority of democrats continue their pointless obstruction to score cheap political points with their base as a willful attempt to undermine american diplomacy."but republican senators rand paul and jeff flake have concerns.still -- the g-o-p is poised to bring pompeo's nomination to the senate floorwhere he is expected to be confirmed.sarah sanders / white house press secretary: "the president is looking forward to mike pompeo's confirmation so he can continue doing an incredible job on behalf of the american people."another nominee not getting a pass? president trump's doctor

turned pick to lead the v-a -- ronny jackson.senior g-o-p aides say jackson is the most vulnerable nominee on the docket.but we won't have to wait long to see how senators react.jackson's confirmation hearing is on wednesday.in washington -- i'm camila bernal (grant) (grant) coming up-- the warriors fall short in game four... but now have the chance to win the first round of the playoffs in front of fans. mark carpenter joins us in studio to talk about how golden state is looking heading into game 5. (vicki) plus-- gas prices are skyrocketing all over the bay area. we'll show you how we compare to the rest of the nation. (grant) and a programming note-- there is a california gubernatorial

debate this sunday-- april 29th. and we will air the debate live right here on kron four. that is this sunday night at 5:30. (vicki) for your money...

gas is continuing to get more expensive. the average price of a regular gallon of gas spiked 9-cents over the past two weeks. industry experts say the jump in prices

is driven by rising crude oil costs. the current average gas prices is 37-cents above where it was a year ago. right now-- gas in san francisco is the most expensive in the nation. it's 3-dollars and 70-cents for a gallon of regular gas. that's compared to the national average of two-dollars and 76-cents. and the cheapest gas in the u-s right now... is in baton rouge louisiana where a gallon of gas is two-dollars-and 45 cents. (grant) still ahead-- robo-calls keep coming-- even if you're on the do not call list. we'll show you what government agencies are now doing to try to stop those annoying calls from coming to your phone.

time now to talk some warriors-- well, i guess this weekend was not a good time to break out the brooms...as golden state's bid for a first-round sweep was denied. (grant) despite being down 3-zip, the spurs engineered an impressive win

yesterday in san antonio... and the series comes back to the bay area for game 5. given this team's past history with big leads in a history with team's past given this given this team's past history with big leads in a series, it is understandable there would be some apprehension among fans. however, the general feeling with the champs...is road losses happen and they let one get away. let's head on over to downtown oakland-- the warriors back at practice this morning...after returning to the bay area last night. yesterday's loss against the spurs..really ran counter to what we've seen from golden state throughout this series. as they won every game convincingly by double digits, and each time san antonio made a run, they had an answer. however, game 4...was one of those matchups where the spurs were making all kinds of

shots... 15-3 pointers... and capitalized on a sloppy start from the warriors who turned the ball over 7-times to open the game. coach kerr, hoping for a much more engaged team tomorrow night. "we boxed out i think every single play in game one and then the cracks in the armor last night were apparent from the very beginning. it's human nature, you go up 3-0 and you feel like you got it and you let your guard down and so now human nature is also to get your guard back up and that's what i fully expect tomorrow night.'"we don't have to adjust too much. our gameplan has been working, they played great, but we don't have to make crazy adjustments like i said. we played three great games and we gotta make it a fourth tomorrow." game 5 tips game 5 tips off at oracle tomorrow night at 7-30. if they win, it is expected they'll open their second round matchup against the pelicans this weekend.

(anchor) weekend. weekend. pelicans this against the pelicans this weekend. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge. (anchor) time now to

check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and into the weekend. there's also a slight chance of showers late in the week.

(grant) amazon is apparently

working on a top-secret plan to build home robots. that's according to a new report from bloomberg. it's called the "vesta"... and the idea is it would accompany customers in their home. the report says that prototypes of the robots have advanced cameras and computer vision software... .allowing them to navigate through homes. industry experts say the consumer robot market will be worth about 15-billion dollars a year by 20-23. (vicki) they're already against the law-especially if you're on the "no call list"... but the robocalls keep coming. now, federal agencies are asking private companies to help develop apps to stop robocalls. brie jackson reports.

federal officials and private companies want the annoying calls to stopthe federal communications commission says billions of robocalls are made each month. but there are ways to block thembrad pittmon's company vtech communications developed phones that use automated messages to stop robocalls before they ring to you. every unknown caller gets a message.brad pittmon/ vtech communications: that outgoing message says this number does not accept unsolicited calls if you are a telemarketer please hang up and if you are not press pound.brie jackson/d.c. correspondent: the fcc says it receives nearly 200,000 complaints each year and the majority of them deal with robocalls. now vendors along with lawmakers are working on ways to better protect consumers.patrick webre with the fccpatrick webre/ fcc spokesperson: there are these 3rd party app developers and phone companies that are providing these services already and we wants consumers to know about them. most of the scamming is coming from cell phonesbill sasso says his system uses caller id to determine if a call should go through or automatically hung up. bill sasso/ digitone if it is a valid phone number it is going to ring through if

it's been blocked it will be stopped immiediately. while private companies continue to develop call blockers, the fcc is working with congress to block the callers-by increasing fines, strengthening laws and tracking down illegal robocallerspatrick webre/ fcc: be able to trace that call back to the originator in order to enforce the law if we find they are breaking the law in that manner while the technology is not perfect. the fcc and developers are working on ways to make the nonstop ringing - end . in washington, brie jackson. (grant) (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a man is forcibly removed from a flight-- and it's all caught on camera. see the violent confrontation- - after the break. 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. (grant) a disturbing

situation on a flight in miami was caught on camera. a man was forcibly removed from the airplane after getting into a fight with another passenger.(vicki) it happened last night as the flight was headed to chicago. reporter erica rakow explains how the incident became so heated. a passenger on a miami flight bound for chicago was removed from the airplane sunday night after getting into a fight with another passenger. american airlines released a statement saying a "disagreement occurred between two passengers" on flight 2446. according to the statement, the flight was still at the gate when flight attendants asked the "instigating passenger" to deplane and he refused.the airline said the crew followed procedure and began deplaning, but that's when a physical altercation involving the "instigating" passenger occurred. he man was being combative with flight

attendants and miami-dade police officers who were taking him into custody.police later identified him as jacob garcia. witnesses said garcia had been rude to a couple on board the flight. they said after he was moved to a different seat by flight attendants, he began using racial slurs. (grant) that wraps up kron4 news at five.. here is what we are working on for kron4 news at six.(grant) that tragic breaking news in canada...we've just learned ten people are now dead after a van driver rammed a crowd in toronto.. what we know about the suspected driver. (vicki) then -- a woman accused of woman then -- a (vicki)driver.the suspected know about what we toronto..crowd in rammed a van driver dead after a people are now learned ten we've just in canada...breaking news that tragic (grant)news at six.for kron4 working on we are here is what at five.. up kron4 news that wraps (grant) racial slurs.he began using flight attendants, he began using racial slurs.

(grant) that wraps up kron4 news at five.. here is what we are working on for kron4 news at six.(grant) that tragic breaking news in canada...we've just learned ten people are now dead after a van driver rammed a crowd in toronto.. what we know about the suspected driver. (vicki) then -- a woman accused of killing her own husband..she called 9-1-1

right after.. we'll tell you what she told the dispatcher.. and -- new at six -- what police are saying about the couple's past. that's coming up next at six.

now at six -- a woman has been arrested... accused of shooting and killing her own husband.tonight - we're hearing the police dispatch recordings.. hello i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis.it happened last night in union city...new at six -- kron4's terisa estacio just talked to police terisa - you learned a little bit about the couple's past? ... (estacio - ) it was around 10

oclock last night when the wife - dialed 911.(take pkg) dispatcher: "she is saying she just shot her husband and (victim) is still in the room where she shot him." this from the dispatcher to police as they responded to teh scene late sunday night. dispatcher. "she says he has been treating her really bad all week." dispatcher. "she thinks she shot him 16-18 times." lt. jeff snell when you got there what did officers find?" we found man, later pronounced deceased. 2 adult women. arrest made? yes, woman was taken into custody. that woman - is said to be the victim's wife. police say they responded back in 2004 to this home, saying the husband was involved in a domestic violence case. neighbors say they heard unusually noises sunday night, like popping noises coming from the home. trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the

family, the kids, we are here for them." (estacio reporting) police tell me they adult children of the couple live out of the country and they are trying to reach them before releasing the identity of the couple, te (vicki) now to some (vicki) (vicki) now to some developing news tonight -- former president george h-w bush has been hospitalized in intensive care. this happened just hours hafter his wife's funeral saturday.. this is video from the funeral... he developed an infection in his blood... officials say the 93-year-old bush is "responding to treatments and

appears to be recovering." (vicki) kron4 first told you about the former president's hospitalization through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (grant) also developing tonight... at least 10 people are now dead, and more than a dozen others are injuried in canada... after a white van sped onto a toronto sidewalk -- hitting people. the driver is now in custody... and a law enforcement source says the collision appears to have been deliberate. reporter nicole ireland is on the scene. the yonge and finch area in northern toronto was full of traffic... and pedestrians.. when the van ran onto the sidewalk at about 1:30 this afternoon...witnesses say it appeared to be going fast... and with several people dead ... and more than a dozen injured...they're horrified by the carnage left behind.... the injured were rushed to hospital... wishes for their recovery... and condolences for the families of those killed... are coming in from across the country.. police say the driver has been

detained... but haven't been able to provide much information beyond that.we do know that the white van was a rental. toronto mayor john tory is urging the city to remain calm... as a city waits anxiously for answers. secuity is being tightned around the city ni, cbc news, toronto (vicki) new at six-- oregon welfare officials say the family in the s-u-v that plunged off a cliff in mendocino county... faced a child abuse investigation in another state in 2013. oregon child protective services obtained records from minnesota before investigating jennifer and sarah hart, who adopted six children. the agency closed its case after it couldn't determine whether abuse occurred. accoring to police... four of the six kids have been recovered. invesitgators say jennifer was driving (vicki) new at six-- oregon welfare officials say the family in the s-u-v that plunged off a cliff in mendocino (vicki) new at six--

oregon welfare officials say the family in the s-u-v that plunged off a cliff in mendocino county... faced a child abuse investigation in another state in 2013. oregon child protective services obtained records from minnesota before investigating jennifer and sarah hart, who adopted six children. the agency closed its case after it couldn't determine whether abuse occurred. accoring to police... four of the six kids have been recovered. invesitgators say jennifer was driving drunk and the crash was intentional. toxicology results found that hart's wife and several children had large amounts of a drug in their system that can cause drowsiness. (grant) another big story: the clock could be ticking for some homeless people living in tents on sidewalks in san francisco. mayor mark farrell is addressing the issue. and a homeless advocate tells kron4's haaziq

madyun...the city just doesn't have enough resources to help people in need. san francisco mayor mark farrell has lost his patience with sidewalk homeless encampmentssotbut where will the encampments go?sot kelley coulter of the san francisco coalition on homelessness says clearing out encampments is a short term fix that comes with another set of problemssothomeless advocates like coulter believes more resources are needed to help reduce the city's homeless populationsot

"there is over a thousand people waiting on the shelter wait list, so that right there is very clear that we don't have the resources available"> however mayor farrell says there is assistance available for those who want to get help sot mayor farrell says the city has given the homeless encampments suffecient notice, which means city workers can start removing the tents at any time...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) and mayor mark farrel says he's hiring ten workers to clean up needles that are littering the streets. the team will respond to resident's complaints and remove needles and syringes from so-called "hot spots" every day of the week. he says discarded syringes on the streets are among the top litter complaints in the city.

public health director barbara garcia says the city will provide 750-thousand dollars to hire the new needle clean up team. they could start in early june. about 275-thousand needles are collected each month by the public health department and nonprofits who provide syringes and safe disposal. (on cam/vicki) south bay residents can expect to see and hear more bart trains in the weeks and months ahead. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, testing of the new system is being ramped up on the 16 mile long extension from fremont to san jose. bart is coming to the south bay and some commuters cant wait. just ask chris gullette. chris gulette/commuter '...i work at the post office in san jose and i have to commute

from oakland so this will really help me..."new bart stations at berryessa and milpitas are all but complete. now, the sounds of construction are being replaced by the sounds of trains. from now on, two 3- car trains like this one will by making practice runs as vta puts the the new system to the test. brandi childress/vta "...once they take over the system will by run from bart's main control center, so that;s the big difference, we have yet to migrate over and when that happens late this year there will simulated 10 car trains...."there is no set schedule. but neighbors can expect to hear the test trains moving back and forth between warm springs and berryessa between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 a.m. some bart neighbors, like hillaria cabarabang got new triple pane windows to block the noise. hillaria/cabarabangrob fladeboe/san jose "...the system is ecpected to be up and runni g and carrying passengers by the end of the year. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.

a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast at the four our first look as we get now... outside right a live look 4 news.rob fladeboe kron year. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. a live look outside right now... as we get now... as we get our first look at

the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and into the weekend. there's also a slight chance of showers late in the week. (vicki) coming up -- u-c berkely

welcomes its new member of the school senate and the man behind it all talked to man behind it all talked to us about how the idea turned into reality. (grant) plus -- a memorial has been created for the woman killed last week after a southwest airlines incident... how her loved ones are remembering her. (vicki) the manhunt for the man who killed four people in a waffle house in tennessee is now over. how police we're able to track him down.

(grant) the manhunt for the suspect in a deadly shooting at a tennessee waffle house is over.(vicki) police arrested travis reinking one day after they say he unloaded an assault-style rifle at the restaurant... killing four people. omar jimenez reports david perky /commisioner of safety and homeland security, tennessee : justice is relentless"a nearly 35 hour manhunt for this man... suspected of opening fire at a nashville area waffle house killing 4 people and keeping city residents on edge investigating a tip of a possible sighting... police tracked the 29-year-old down

to a wooded area near his home the mayor of nashville gives some of the credit for the arrest to the communitymayor david briley /(d) nashville: i'd like to thank the residents of nashville. a tip is what led to the arrest today. their being vigilant is an important part of what happened today.the supect... from illinois... is no stanger to run-ins with the law following an incident at the white house... the state revoked his firearms authorization last year at the request of the f-b-ifour weapons were seized and given to his father... who then returned them to his sonand earlier this month police in brentwood tenessee say they chased him in a stolen b-m-w the mayor hopes the arrest will bring peace to a community rocked by violence mayor david briley /(d) nashville: yesterday was a horrible day for the city of nashville.... today is a day we can begin to move on.in antioch, tennessee... i'm omar jiminez reporting. (vicki) (vicki) southwest airlines has cancelled nearly a dozen flights in the bay area so far to get through engine

inspections. they are looking at engines similar to the one that failed on a southwest flight, which killed a woman last week. the faa has ordered the inspection of about 1-thousand plane engines across various airlines .. about 350 of which are in the u.s. (vicki) a memorial service was held in albuquerque, new mexico sunday for that woman that was killed last week after a southwest airlines incident. jennifer riordan was a well-known community leader, mother, wife and wells fargo banking executive. she was headed back home to new mexico when a southwest airlines jet engine failed midair and its debris blew up a window. a coroner said riordan died from blunt impact trauma of the head, neck and torso. southwest airlines said she was the first person in the company's history to die from an in-flight incident. riordan is survived by her husband and two children. she was 43. new at six -- uc berkeley's newest student

senator is creating some controversy...because he's a squirell - or at least a student in a squirell suit. he goes by "furry boi" with an "i" -- but his real name is stephen boyle...a sophomore from stockton.earlier today - i spoke to him -- about some of the criticism about some of the criticism he's getting...from people saying he's making a mockery of cal's student government.

stephen says he'll focus on issues such as environmentalism, disabilities and mental illness....and enhancing school spirit on campus. (vicki) 14 people were taken to the hospital today after a gas leak in the polk gulch neighborhood. pg&e workers stopped the natural gas flow this morning and have made necessary repairs. officials say the gas leak started when a third-party contractor hit a two inch gas main. san francisco fire officals say the 14 people were taken to the hospital for issues that we're non life- threatening. two people

were released after being treated on the scene. let's take a look outside right now... chief right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the

state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and into the weekend. there's also a slight chance of showers late in the week.

(grant) new at six-- state wildlife officials say thieves from korea and china are slipping into nothern california to pluck succulents... to then sell them in a black market in asia. the suspects are reportedly selling the stolen succulents called dud-leya farinosa for about 50 dollars each. the investigation began december... state officials have caught suspects in three separate thefts along the humboldt and mendocino coast. investigators say organized smuggling rings

based in asia are behind the thefts. (vicki) the outspoken brother of a man shot and killed by sacramento police is out of jail. stevante clark was in court monday... where he was told he would be released. clark has been a vocal critic of the police since his brother, stephon, was shot and killed by police last month. thursday police arrested clark on several charges including assault with a deadly weapon and making a death threat. monday the sacramento county d-a's office downgraded those two counts from felonies to misdemeanors. the d-a also filed two other misdemeanors for abusing the 9-1-1 system and vandalism. clark was released on his own recognizance but he must avoid contact with a woman whom he allegedly threatened and not call 9-1-1. (vicki) and families will watch closely as the supreme court hears oral arguments on the travel ban... we hear from one couple... when we come back. (vicki) plus -- teachers in san jose are protesting their latest contract proposal... we'll hear their demands... right

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with energy upgrade california. of drinking and driving with her child in the back seat is behind bars tonight. petaluma police arrested collette burum yesterday after receiving reports of an erratic driver who was driving into the city on lakeville highway. police say she nearly caused a collison with a child in the back seat. petaluma officers went to burum's home and they say she appeared to be intoxicated. that's when burum admitted to driving with her six year old child. at the time of the arrest burum's blood alcohol contrent was nearly four times the legal limit. (grant) teachers from the evergreen school district in san jose are protesting their latest contract proposal. hundreds of educators picketed in front of their schools this morning... before heading into the classroom. thay want to avoid going on strike... but are trying to send a message... that taking a paycut is not an option. there are over 500 teachers working in the evergreen school district they say they been working since last may without a contract. some have to find other jobs

to care of their own families. "i've already spoken to other teachers who have already put in applications to other districts because they can't afford to live here anymore". "we try to make the cuts to least impact the students directly. that's an ongoing process and that hangs over negotiations and we understand the teachers are looking for the best deal they can get."(vicki)(vicki) (vicki) there is no threat of a strike for the remaining of the school year but there could be one in the fall... if teachers don't agree on a settlement. (grant) straight ahead... former f-b-i director james comey is speaking in san francisco today... a preview of some topics he'll highlight when we come back (vicki) plus -- why the supreme court's decision to hear the online sales tax case touched a nerve with lawmakers. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

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divisive one...so much so that the u-s supreme court is hearing a case on the issue. alexandra limon reports from washington some are debating whether the supreme court or congress should decide the issue. the supreme court's decision to hear the online sales tax case touched a nerve with lawmakers. congressman bob goodlatte says congress has been trying to craft a law to deal fairly with state sales tax in the 21st century...rep. bob goodlatte / virginia (r) and then in the middle of that they decided they wanted to follow this case to the supreme court current law says

retailers don't have to collect a state sales taxes if they don't have a physical presence in that state. alexandra limon some argue the current law is outdated considering the explosion of online retail and say the owners of small brick and mortar stores are paying the price, because shoppers go online instead.but senator ron wyden of oregon say it's unfair to force online retailers to collect sales taxes on every purchase.sen. ron wyden the reality now is that there are thousands and thousands of individual taxing jurisdictions.different tax jurisdictions have in some cases conflicting tax laws senator wden says complying would be especially tough for small e-commerce busineses and start-ups.sen. ron wyden i am going to pull out all the stops as i have since i came to the senate, to protect them from discriminatory taxes and audits that would consume enormous amounts of time.wyden represents a state that is home to many online businesses and digital developers. sen ron wydenthe supreme court has long said that digital is different.this is an unusual case-where liberal democrat wyden and conservative republican goodlatte agree alexandra limon / washington both hope the supreme court leaves current law

unchangedso congress can find a solution. in washington alexandra limon kark 4 news. sotsan francisco sot san francisco mayor mark

farrell has lost his patience with sidewalk homeless encampmentssotmayor farrell says the city has given the homeless encampments suffecient notice, which means city workers can start removing the tents at any time...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news the teachers are not on strike at least not yet.

they're hoping to avoid it by sending a message to san jose's school district that for them a paycut is not an option (holly gonzalez/teach er-most of us can't afford to live here as it is, commuting. i've already spoken to other teachers who have already put in applications to other districts because they can't afford to live here anymore) there are 540 teachers within the ever green school district in san jose they have been working since last may without a contract. brian wheatley with the teachers union says a lot of their frustration revolves around health care will tran kron 4 news lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and weekend. there's also a slight chance of showers late in the week.

(vicki) also happening today-- former f-b-i director james comey is speaking in san francisco. he is holding a sold-out event highlighting his book "a higher loyalty". this comes after president trump fired comey last year amid the fbi's investigation into russian election interference. while promoting his book ... comey said trump could be compromised by russians ... and that he is morally unfit to be president. comey's event starts at 7:00 tonight at the curran theatre. (grant) national news: on wednesday, the supreme court will hear oral arguments on president trump's travel ban... restricting entry to the u.s. for people from eight countries. it's been in full effect since december, with the first ban announced more than a year ago. and tonight -- we're hearing from two american citizens who sued the trump administration and say their lives depend on these hearings. rabyaah

althaibani is an american citizen - married to a yemeni journalist. after their wedding - she petitioned for him to join her in the u-s. she says the process was going smoothly... until president trump rolled out his first travel ban. the newlyweds have now spent two and a half years apart. althaibani says the constitution protects her right as an american citizen - to bring her husband to america. (grant) coming up -- good news for people who like to eat! how snacking all day can be good for you health. (vicki) and a programming note-- there is a california gubernatorial debate this sunday-- april 29th. and we will air the debate live right here on kron four. that is this sunday night at 5:30.

everybody knows that proper nutrition is a key part of good health. but when energy lags and you need a snack to keep you going ... it can be tempting to reach for something sugary instead of something good for you. (grant) and because there's so much temptation ... snacking has a bad image for some, but it bad image for some, but it doesn't have to be that way. kim hutcherson has that in today's health minute: a healthy snack can provide energy in the middle of the day and keep you from overeating at meal time.so try

these healthy snack hacks. first and foremost -- avoid the junk food.if you have to keep sugary snacks in your home, put them where they're hard to see or reach.don't spend money on pre-packaged snacks.buy healthful choices in bulk and divide out portions yourself at home.this will keep you from eating too much at one time.it also allows you to tailor your snacks to your specific health needs ... like subbing-in unsalted nuts in home made trail mix.give your veggies a kick with healthy dips or spreads ... like humus or tzatziki.try to vary your vegetables to include green, red and orange options.bring your ready-to-eat snacks with you so you have power over your snack choices.stock up on whole fruits like bananas, apples and oranges -- they're easy to throw into a bag and provide natural sugars rather than the processed kind.and give yourself a nutrient blast by combining food groups -- yogurt and berries, apples and peanut butter, or whole grain crackers with turkey and avocado.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson.

in sports... 49ers general manager john lynch taks about the team's reaction to the criminal chagres facing linebacker reuben foster... and the and the warriors.... back in the bay area and looking to make up for yesterday's lass-than- stellar performance in san antonio... gary has reaction as the team tries to re-focus on closing out the spurs

after after laying an egg in san anontio yesterday... the warriors were back in the bay area and focused on closing out the spurs tomorrow night at oracle arena... klay thompson... was having a brilliant series... but stuggled in game 4... shooting 4-of-16 and scoring only 12 points draymond green... had 18 rebounds and 5 assists... but also had 5 of

the warriors 16 turnovers quinn cook... started for curry in the regular season ... but has come off the bench in the playoffs thus far head coach steve kerr was asked if the team has "turned the page" from yesterday's sub-par performance (sot: kerr & thompson) "well, by turn the page that doesn't mean we've fogotten about it, but we are ready to atone for our sins. i could tell right away, looking back at the tape, i should have caled a time-out three minutes into the game and broken a clip board (media laughs).""it's great steve's taking ownership, but that's on us players too. we've got to get ourselves going, it's our job. bue we're a championship team and we will respond like one come tomorrow.""if you look at the nature of those games last year in the early rounds, we pounded teams in the first quarter of game-fours with a killer instinct. and they needed to be reminded of that, so i take the blame as well." the nfl

blame as well." the nfl draft starts this thursday... the 49ers and the raiders with the 9th and 10th picks in the first rounds respectively... but the biggest topic for the 49ers remains reuben foster... who is in the midst of a domestic violence case... he is accused of draggin his girlfriend an d punchng her in the head... leaving her with a ruptured eardrum niners general manager john lynch confirmed the pbvious today... that if foster is found guily of the charges he will be cut by the

team... foster was one of two 49ers 1st round draft picks last year and had a stellar rookie season despite his statements that foster would no longer be a part of the team if guilty... lynch also re-affirned the team's positiion to wait until the facts cpome out and the process is complete...(sot: lynch) have all the information. i think that's where we're at. i know that's not, everyone looks at that and says, 'wait, the d.a. has levied charges. how is that not enough information?' i would tell you that each one of these cases is unique and in tis case we don't feel like we have that information, and so we're gonna wait and let this thing play out." meanwhile... on a better meanwhile... out."let this thing play out."

meanwhile... on a better note.... quarterback jimmy garoppolo is having a very good offseason... after signing a five-year, 137.5- million-dollar contract with the team... he has spent much of his time in los angeles working out... and has been getting to know coach kyle shanahan's ofense better during the team's offseason program... which started in mid-april garopollo has been working with teammates with no coaches... working on the team's offensive concepts... and getting to know his teammates better.. here is the newly-bearded

garoppolo...(sot: garoppolo) "we've got a little throwing session during the week. we've hit 'em up on the weekends a couple of times. those are good guys. they fit what we are trying to do here. they work hard, so when you bring that to the table it's always good. i've this since high school it's onre of those things, when the coaches aren't there you kinda see a different side of guys. they open up a bit and tell you how they see a concept compared to how it's written in the book. so just a little bit of time for us to talk through things." the raiders made a pre- the raiders the raiders made a pre- draft move today... they have picked up the 5th year on receiver amari cooper's rookie contract today... cooper...

who will be going into his fourth nfl season... was the team's 4th pick in the first round of te 2015 draft he was great his first two years in the league... but slumped last season along with the rest of the team... with only 680 receiving yards and 7 touchdown catches... as well as injury problems cooper will make $13.9 million in 2019... and assuming hid production is better... should be in line for a long-term deal soon and how about some steph curry news that doesn't concern his injured knee?... sony pictures entertainment has announced a deal with curry to produce television... film... and possibly gaming projects... curry and the company he has co-founded... "unanimous media"... curry said he wants to use the deal "to affect the world positively."

(grant) a former n-f-l kicker has apologized for a photo of his daughter and her prom date... (vicki) and that includes him holding a gun. jay feely tweeted this photo saturday... with the comment-- "wishing my beautiful daughter and her date a great time at prom. hash-tag bad boys." some people thought the tweet played on a well-known joke about the cliched 'overprotective father' stereotype. others quickly criticized it for being in poor taste. feely tweeted sunday the photo "was obviously intended to be a joke." he went on to say he takes "gun safety seriously"... and "did not intend to be insensitive to that important issue." (grant) it's a boy! we'll show you the moment princess kate and prince william indroduced their new son to the world.

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on this gilded easel outside buckingham palace. (vicki) the framed notice says the duchess of cambridge gave birth to a baby boy monday morning at 11:01 london time-- she and the baby are both doing well. the practice of posting a bulletin on the occasion of a royal birth goes back to at least 1837-- that's when buckingham palace became the british monarch's official residence. the bulletin will be on display

for 24 hours. kensington palace has not yet released the name. bookmakers say the names arthur, albert and frederick are among the contenders. (grant) eight malnourished horses... some so skinny their ribs were visible are now on the road to recovery. here's a photo of one of them. the horses we're rescued just south-east of fresno.l reports say they were used for entertainment purposes on a property down there. some of the animals had parasites and other medical problems. the central california society for the prevention of cruelty to animals says the horses will require extensive rehab and care in order to return to healthy, humane conditions. an investigation is ongoing. lawrence karnow: after a beautiful weekend it was another nice day today. highs were in the 70s and 80s with 50s near the coast. the fog

and low clouds look move futher inland tonight at least inside the bay and coast while the valleys should stay mostly clear. the breeze is up near the coast if you're going out this evening. high pressure continues over california but it is starting to weaken. you can see it on the satellite image keeping the storms headed north. as the ridge weakens we will see more fog moving onshore and cooler temperatures. things get unsettled as an area of low pressure spins along the coast bringing cooler weather and a chance of showers to the state. highs tomorrow will be a little cooler with 70s and 80s in the valleys, 60s and 70s inside the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler on wednesday and into the weekend. there's also a

slight chance of showers late in the week. 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 4 news at 8:00