early this morning. and tonight-- hundreds of people who live nearby are out of their homes as the investigation continues. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. several roads in the area remain closed tonight. it's in the area of clayton road and galindo street. that's right in the heart of downtown concord-- near the bart station and todos santos plaza. kron 4's terisa estacio is in concord with the latest on the investigation. (estacio)they have not - they need to go in and begin investigating this fire, and they can't go into the structure until it is safe to do so take a look behind me there are still active hot spots - fire officials say it is not safe for anyone to go in - until the building is secure. it was early this morning when the fire erupted. (estacio) enormous flames tore through the night sky - the fire burning so hot and so fast. residents at the nearby complex raced to grab what they could so they could run for their lives. sot/tc: we just heard the popping and the building just collapsing.

two people suffered smoke inhalation and were taken to the hospital. in total about 260 people were forced to evacuate fire officials say the scene of the fire was renaissance two. it was the second phase of a complex housing 180 units. it was about 60 percent done. damages are now hovering around 55 million dollars. it took several hours to contain the giant blaze and throughout the day hot spots fared up. residents at neighoring renaissance one returned to their homes for a short 5 minutes to gather up critical items - and food for their beloved pets. mark ocampo. he is scared. it has been rough. mark ocampo and his family took a car service out of the area and sheltered at a family members home now they stood in line to retrieve their cars not knowing when they will be able to come back home. ocampo. "i grabbed what i could my teddy bear, i had it since i was six, i couldn't leave it behind. the large blaze triggered a public health advisory for several hours - and the closure of several streets. official. we are tryign to get things back to normal as fast as possible.

(vicki) the big fire could be seen from blocks away... take a look at this viewer video taken outside brenden theaters on willow pass road... when breaking news happens in your neighborhood - - you can submit photos and videos to kron4 through our mobile app. (catherine) the concord fire is the latest in a string of similar fires at apartment construction sites all over the bay area. four of the five have been blamed on arsonists, including two at the same site in emeryville.... and one that shut down bart's transbay tube, on june 14th, 2012, a planned 119=unit affordable housing project for seniors went up in flames near the west oakland bart station.the fire shut down the transbay tube for hours and caused a massive commuter backup. the site is now an empty lot.nearly two years later, san francisco's mission bay development was the scene of a spectacular blaze.the five alarm fire did

an estimated 40=million dollars damage but the apartment coplex was rebuilt. this one was caused by overheated construction equipment.in 2016 a 105=unit apartment project in emeryville suffered heavy damage. ... the fire went to six alarms.a few months later, a predawn fire near lake merrtt destroyed a 41-unit project that had been under construction for about a year and then in may of last year, the emeryville complex was hit again. this time a man was seen riding a bicycle onto the site shortly before the flames broke out.police believe he was responsible for all three of the latest fires.despite a 100=thousand dollar reward, he remains at large. (catherine) the fires have caused millions of dollars in damage and caused hundreds of people to be evacuated from neighboring homes. but no one has been hurt or

injured. (catherine) kron 4 first told you about the fire through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:00 this morning. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (vicki) breaking news we are following tonight-- a standoff with a home invasion suspect in the east bay is now over. the incident happened this afternoon in the area of wagoner drive and coronado way in livermore. police say the suspect was holed up inside a home. after several hours of negotiations.. the swat team entered the home and arrested the suspect without injuries. (vicki) happening now... health officials are warning about an active pulmonary tuberculosis case at an elementary school. it's happening in fairfield at laurel creek elementary school. district officials say a person at that school recently developed the active tuberculosis. they say if your child has come into contact with that person you will get a letter in the mail. and solano county public health officials will be at the school testing those students. t-b is spread

from person to person through the air. there will be a town hall meeting at the school's cafeteria tomorrow night. that is when county health officials will answer questions from parents and staff. (catherine) a federal court hearing in the firearms case of the man acquitted of the murder of kate steinle-- has been postponed. jose garcia zarate will now appear in court next month. today's hearing was postponed because garcia- zarate's defense attorney was ill. he's charged in federal court with being an ex-felon in possession of a gun. in november, he was acquitted in the pier 14 shooting death of kate steinle.. (catherine) a man accused of planning a christmas day bombing and shooting attack in san francisco will plead guilty in a federal case. court records show everitt jameson will enter a plea june 4th in federal court in fresno. prosecutors say jameson, who's from modesto, told undercover federal agents that he planned to use pipe bombs to channel victims into pier 39 so he could shoot them.

he pleaded not guilty in january to distributing bomb-making information and attempting to aid a terrorist organization. (vicki) it's a close-out game at oracle arena tonight.. the warriors just need one more win in order to move on to the semi-finals... (catherine) the spurs put up quite a fight in san antonio... kim smith is live from oracle arena before tip off... and kim, could it actually be a good thing to have one more game in this series? if you want to find a positive in the scenario... you could see it as a chance give more time for steph curry to heal... also to give the fans here at oracle a closeout game on their home floor... players told us this morning... how much this crowd fuels this team during playoffs... but to be honest, they certainly wanted to have this series wrapped up by now and have a 7 day rest before the next series... if the spurs have shown them anything this series, it's that they aren't going to go

away easily..the warriors have to find a way to start this game with a lot of energy.. they slipped up in san antonio and when the warriors finally turned it on, it was too late... steve kerr called tonight a chance to atone for our sins... he was referring to the mistakes in game 4.. the turnovers, the missed open shots, the lack of energy... so how about instead of thinking of this game as a closeout.. the warriors reset this series at 0-0... steve kerr wants to see that same intensity from game 1... < steve kerr: " we came into this thing thinking it's been a little bit of a rough go these last 2 weeks, we better have a sense of urgency, we better have the appropriate fear. the appropriate fear meaning you are respecting the game respecting your opponent, you better take care of the ball you better box out." > kerr says the effor was there in game 5, the mindfulness was not... the warriors gave up 35 points from turnovers in these last 2 meetings.. being all about the ball is a mantra around here... that focus needs to be here in game 6... coming up later on we'll hear from kevin durant on if he

feels any pressure to shoulder the load..reporting live from oracle arena kim smith kron 4 sports, i'll send it back to the studio... vicki) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera - looking at the golden gate bridge. (catherine) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty

of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend.

(vicki) still ahead... a first of it's kind vending machine in the bay area. how one company is making it easer for people to get their edibles. (catherine) also -- a t-v news crew finds themselves at the center of a big story... the incredible discovery of an abandoned baby. (vicki) plus after the break-- a warning about rattlesnakes as the weather heats up in the bay area. we'll show you what to do if you encounter one.

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hikers...rattlesnake season is in full swing here in the bay area. this weekend a man hiking on mt tam had to be airlifted to the hospital after being bit. kron4's maureen kelly talked with a man who's been rescuing and relocating rattlers for nearly 30 years about what people should know if they encounter the creatures.(pkg) shake rattle and strike.....al wolf with sonoma county reptile rescue is showing off a particulary orney rattlesnake he's captured lately. he's out in glen ellen today picking up a rattler that bit a man's dog yesterday. she was relaxing in the shade and i think the snake came out on it's own and she went to sniff see what it was and the snake better ginger the cocker spaniel had to spend the night at the vet and get some anti venom but she's fine.this is the 3rd

snake spotted by the dogs owner this week. one was killed by a weed wacker.he called the non profit to collect the one still slithering rather than kill it. i don't really feel like we should kill him i mean unless were trying to protect ourselves but they kill mice their part in the world that we live in so so it's just best to keep them aliveal wolf has been catching and releasing the critters for nearly 30 years. he says he's been bit over a dozen times but says people really don't have a reason to fear them. this weekend a hiker on mt tam was airlifted to a local hospital after being bit. wolf says while the venom can be fatal....it's very rare. between five and 7000 people are better each year in the united states and less than one person dies each year so everything is in your favor he says he's picked up 22 snakes this week already. (maureen) the director of the sonoma county reptile rescue says it's too soon to tell whether this year a better or worse here for rattlesnake activity one reason he thinks were seen a spike now is because spring is because the springs took so long to warm up(al wolf)our spike is happening in late april it kept getting cold cold cold well april is our breeding month so all of a sudden everyone's coming out of hibernation they're all

getting food they're all having sex right now and it's all right now so this is our spikeif you see one out on a trail....his suggestion....ba ck up....stay about 3-4 feet away.....but go ahead and take a picture to show your friends you saw a rattlesnake...then leave it alone and let it be on it's way. maureen kelly kron4 news (catherine) happening now. former president george h-w bush's condition is improving. he has been in intensive care since the day after the funeral for his wife barbara... a family spokesman says bush has since stabilized and is awake, alert and talking. the 93-year- old was admitted to a houston hospital sunday morning -- after getting an infection that spread to his blood. bush has said he's determined to get healthy and return to the family home in kennebunkport, maine this summer. (catherine) the family of music legend prince is suing a hospital and walgreens

pharmacy -- in the singer's 20- 16 overdose death. the wrongful death lawsuit claims the hospital failed to give prince proper care after his first opioid overdose a week before he died. the suit also names a doctor and various pharmacists at the drugstore. prince died from an accidental fentanyl overdose. (vicki) a big story we're tracking this week... the driver accused of intentionally plowing a white van through a busy toronto street and hitting multiple people made his first court appearance today. this as investigators work to piece together what led to the incident that killed at least ten people and injured more than a dozen others. kristen holmes is in toronto with more on the investigation. prayer: "heaven has 10 new angels today and we ask them to watch over us."the city of toronto is in mourning after chaos struck at a busy intersection. authorities say a man driving this white van crashed into mulitple people crossing the street-- then mounted the sidewalk and continued his carnage. leaving a trail of destruction nearly a mile long. witness: "i

looked out the window and saw that guy lying over there dead."witness: "i tried to see if this guy was ok. but the guy was bleeding out from the head. unconscious. eyes open." the suspected driver- 25 year old alek minassian was arrested and was charged with ten counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder. mayor john tory, toronto, canada: "people who call this city home are shaken and we mourn together but we are not broken"a heavy police presence was also seen at the suspect's home as toronto looks for answers. . justin trudeau, canadian prime minister: "the entire community of toronto has shown strength and determination in the face of this tragedy."in toronto, i'm kristen holmes. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on time now to

check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers

elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend. (catherine) still ahead-- for the first time-- facebook is outlining exactly what's banned on the social media site. details on the updated rules. (vicki) plus-- federal agencies are trying to get kids to stop smoking e-

cigarettes. hear about the new crackdown on the bay-area company... after the break.

(tele vo/vicki) it's legal now so why make people wait in line to buy theirfavorite cannabis products? the legal marijuana business is all about innovation these days so it was only a matter of time before this would come on the scene. kron four's rob fladeboe reports from santa cruz wherea local shop has rolled one of the the first of it's kind cannabis vending machines. the kindpeoples cannabis shop here on soquel avenue has the reqisite bud bar where customes can browse but for those who dont have time to smell the roses, if you wll, there isthis. a vending machine where you simply "grab and go" saysmarketing director brett friel.brett friel/kindpeoples cannibis "...a lot of customers come in an they know exactly what they want so they have the ability to sign in, grab the products

and get going, so it's really just a convenience machine..." a convenience machine with touch screen technology, high- resolution photos and a full line of products and pricingat your fingertips.brett friel "...whether it be flowers or vaporizers, or edibles or chocolate, so there's a little something for everyone..."the machine does not accept credit cards, just cash. the interface is fairly straight forward. simply swipe your i.d. and start shopping. the machine has a built-in security application that will verify your age.brett friel "...so there will not be anyone under the age of 21 who has access to the machine between checking in at reception, getting in our data base as well as checking id's at the door, we have triple verified that you are of age to consume cannabis..."friel expects the machne will appeal to customers who may be somewhat introverted about their purchase or simply want to have a conversation about it.brett friel "...if you know your product and perhaps this is a busy time and you don't want to wait in a line, now you have access to a quick, easy and grad and go situation..."in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(catherine) federal officials are cracking down on the underage use ofa popular e- cigarette... it's called juul - and it's based in san francisco. this follows months of complaints from parents, politiciansand school administrators.. the f-d-a has issued warnings to 40 retail and online stores as part of the crackdown on illegal sales to children.. juul looks a little like a small flash drive ..and some say that makes it easier to use discreetly. like other e-cigarettes, it's an electronic device that vaporizes liquid nicotine into an inhalable vapor... in a statement, juul labs says it agrees that the illegal sales to minors are unacceptable. saying it has in place programs to prevent and act upon the violations at retail and online marketplaces. the san francisco company says it's working with the f-d-a, lawmakers, parents and community members to combat

the problem. the company is now being asked to turn over documents on product design and marketing. (vicki) next at 5:40... does the president's travel ban amount to a muslim ban?... and is it constitutional? details on the case the supreme court will hear tomorrow. (catherine) also - our top story tonight. a huge fire in concord destroys an under-construction apartment complex. hear from people who were forced to evacuate in the middle of the night.

(catherine) tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood right now.. .(vicki) in the east bay... fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a massive fire at an apartment complex under construction. the fire broke out just before 1:00 this morning near the intersection of clayton road and galindo street in concord. two people were injured-- suffering from smoke inhalation. and more than 250 people had evacuate from the neighboring building. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke to one man tried to help get his neighbors to safety. .. there are dozens of people here at the evacuation center. it's located at the first presbyterian church on colfax and salvio in concord. 134-units were evacuatedthey live in the renaissance park apartments here in concord.one man told us he heard the smoke alarm at at 12:30 this morning

and he thought it was a false alarm until he started to hear people screaming outside his apartment.we talked to one man who saw the fire and tried to get his neighbors out. damian williams/evacuee "we end up rushing down stairs and it was, the building next door was engulfed in flames so i started to yell, this is not a drill, this is real. we need everyone to evacuate to safety."the red cross estimates more than 200 people were evacuated.reporting in concord, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. (catherine) on the peninsula... two people are behind bars after being accused of trying to sell a teenaged girl for sex in san bruno. 26-year-old taroy ireland and 27-year-old ieshea and 27-year-old ieshea lewis were arrested sunday. police say they found a young

girl who said she was trying to get away from someone....and then determined she was a victim of human trafficking. the two suspects were arrested after being found sitting in a nearby car they face human trafficking and conspiracy charges. (vicki) in the north bay. petaluma police have been approved to outfit officers with a anti-opioid medication. naloxone...or narcan...reverses the effects of an overdose of heroin and other opioids including synthetic fentanyl. officers are now carrying naloxone...after a spike in the number of overdoses in petaluma... that led to deaths and hospitalizations. (vicki) also in the north bay. a possible residential burglary suspect who fled police...drowne d...when he jumped into the san rafael canal in an escape attempt. the possible burglary happened at a home on north san pedro road. once at the scene...officers spotted a man standing in the driveway. he ignored the officers commands...and jumped into a nearby canal. officers threw flotation items to the suspect...however he dissapeared under water.

authorities eventually recovered the suspect...who was pronounced dead. his name has not yet been released. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend.

(catherine) facebook is revealing for the first time exactly what's banned on its service..it's an updated version of the internal rules the company uses.. until now - there's been a general understanding of what's not ok....but most details were shrouded in secrecy for facebook's 2- point-2 billion users.. the five categories... credible violence...inclu ding details like whether there's a bounty or demand for payment. also instructions on making weapons. hate speech - a direct attack on someone based on things including race, ethnicity,

gender, sexual orientation or disease. graphic violence - against people or animals. including comments suggesting an enjoyment of suffering. child sexual exploitation - including nude images or anything that could endanger children. adult nudity and sexual activity - the company says it makes some allowances for content - like nudity in a medical or educational context... but facbeook says it will 'default' to removing sexual imageryto prevent any non- consensual sharing. (vicki) in national news..... president trump is hosting the french president emmanuel macron in the first state visit of the trump presidency. after dining at mount vernon last night -- the two leaders are getting to the business side of the visit... discussing issues ranging from the iran nuclear deal, to the paris climate agreement to the crisis in syria. camila bernal reports the latest from washington. plenty of pomp, circumstance and an elaborate military welcome - for french

president emmanuel macron. nats the first state visit of trump's presidency. both men reiterating their strong personal relationship..pres donald trump: it's an honor to call you my friendbut highlighting differences in some major policy issues -on the iran nuclear deal - trump offering varying tones throughout the day. pres donald trump: i mean people know my views on the iran deal it was a terrible deal.pres donald trump: we could have at least an agreement among ourselves fairly quickly," pres donald trump: france and us agree iran cannot be able to have a nuclear weapon. macron and other u-s allies are in the midst of negotiations with the u-s over the deal. president emmanuel macron/france: it''s not a mystery we did not have the same starting positions.we therefore wish from now on to work on a new deal. on next steps in syria... after the joint airstrikes in response to a reported chemical attack on civilians...the question remains how long to keep troops in the region?president donald trump: "i do want to come home. but i also want to come home having accomplished what we want to accomplish." president emmanuel macron/france: in syria we are engaged, act til the end until victory. the two leaders also began intensive talks on north korea, climate change and trade. topics they may not agree on.... but both presidents reaffirming

long-standing commitments between their two countries. in washington, i'm camila bernal reporting. (catherine) happening tomorrow.... president trump's justice department is taking hawaii to the supreme court... that's months after a judge there struck down the latest version of the travel ban. alexandra limon reports from washington as both sides are anxious for tomorrows supreme court arguments. nats protestersthe executive order that sparked national protests will finally have its day before the us supreme court critics have said the order is a thinly disguised ban on muslims.hassan shibly / civil rights lawyerit's a tragedy that we live in a time

when our entire faith community feels like it's being targeted by the president of the united states hassan shibly is a syrian american civil rights attorney, executive director of the florida branch of the council on american islamic relations and he was personally impacted by the ban. hassan shibly / civil rights lawyerit almost prohibited my uncle from coming with his children - they were planning a family vacation the current version of the travel ban restricts travel from iran libya somalia yemen syria north korea and venezula. alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewspresident trump has frequently defended his executive order on twitter and the white house says it's still confident the court will uphold the travel ban.marc short is white house director of legislative affairsmarc short / white house director of legislative affairsits not to be punitive, its to be protectionary of the american people and make sure that terrorists are not coming into our country.shibly challeges that saying the ban actually hurts america.hassan shibly / civil rights lawyersteve jobs is the son of a syrian immigrant and he built the most valuable company in this country, his father would have been banned in the first muslim ban. there hasn't been a terrorist attack by somebody

born in one of those countries in decades.wednesday the justices will question attorneys from both sides as the court decides the constitutionality of the travel banand whether a state has the right to challenge the immigration policy.in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) coming up-- a frightening scene as a man steps off a treadmill-- and is almost hit by a tesla. how the driver managed to drive through the walls of a gym. (catherine) also -- amazon thinks it has a solution to porch pirates. where you can get your packages delivered..although it mightnot be a good idea if you live in san francisco. (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.

(vicki) tired of getting packages stolen off your front porch... well... your car trunk could be a safe and convenient delivery option. amazon has launched a new service that delivers packages to the trunks of cars... for free the only catch... you need to be a prime member. the amazon key app uses a camera and smart lock so prime members can have deliveries put inside their home...or car. there are some restrictions on what can be delivered to your trunk -- nothing too heavy, big or expensive -- and... it can't

be from a third-party. (catherine) still ahead-- the heartwarming discovery as a t-v news crew.. stumbles upon an abandoned baby. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) a florida

family was devastated and frightened -- after someone stole their car-- with their baby inside. by chance-- a local reporter from kron 4's sister station in florida-- found the child -- abandoned in a parking lot. mark douglas has the story.. we were hunting for someone else on a different story when photojournalist michael egger found the infant abandoned and alone in this apartment parking lot."i had no idea why somebody would leave a baby there.." after michael made sure the baby was ok...i called 911:"we're very concerned about the baby being left here in the parking lot "i have the baby"

that's when we discovered this baby had been kidnapped by a car thief:"just happened a few minutes ago...whoaaa...oh my god" before long police were swarming the crime scene... and through it all the baby boy was just fine:"he was not sweating he was not hot. he was sitting there with he was sleeping" his family who had been praying for his safe return: "we were just thrilled when they told us and they didn't even tell us right away because they wanted to make sure it was the right baby" the family asked to remain anonymous--but also wanted to meet the man who found their baby boy:"we really really truly appreciate it...you're welcome." (catherine) that was mark douglas reporting. police are still searching for the person who stole the family's car. (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam

moore is standing by in the newsroom, pam? thank you vicki.coming up 'new' tonight at six... governor jerry brown's plan to create an online college .... got a major boost today. tonight, we are learning what the would-be college's first course would be. that story and more... coming up next on kron4 news at six. vicki back to you (catherine) we've (catherine) we've been honoring outstanding teachers around the bay area because of their hard work and all they do for our children.. our teacher of the week --- alicia lobaco. alicia is in her 11th year of teaching english language developmentat fremont high... her principal descibes her as a phenomenal teacher who does an 'incredible job' of of developing the english launguage skills of her students. they're described as making temendous growth in a short amount of time in her classes. alicia also helps recently immigrated students navigate the social and legal systems of the u.s. if you know a teacher who goes above

and beyond to support students - nominate them as a teacher of the week.. just go to our website - kron four dot com - and choose 'features' - then click on teacher of the week. v (vicki) the driver of a tesla crashes into a gym in florida. luckily nobody was injured... but investigators are now looking into whether the car's auto- pilot mode was on at the time of the crash. adam winter reports. ted hoeller/witness:"just as i ended the treadmill, i was kind of catching my breath all of the sudden i heard this boom."you can see in the gym's surveillance video...how close a car came to hitting ted hoeller (hole-er).adam winer/reporter:"you almost got seriously hurt."ted hoeller/witness:"i could have been. but i just got dumped on with all kinds of debris." hoeller was working out sunday here at the anytime fitness on north dale mabry highway in lutz--when the car plowed through a vacant storefront... and into the gym.sean mong/witness:"it sounded like thunder."sean mong was lifting dumbbells that morning...he's thankful no one was hurt in the crash.sean mong/witness:

"any one of us could have been using the machine right here -- 600 pound machine -- that got slid across the floor. and that would have been bad news." after a dazed moment... mong and hoeller helped pull the driver out of the car.ted hoeller/witness:"so, i went over and tried to open the door on the driver's side and it was jammed too much and the lady in there she was just so upset. she was crying and shaking."they ended up helping her out through the passenger side door.she later told investigators to brake... but says her tesla accelerated instead.sean mong/witness: "trying to reassure her that it was just a car, it was just some drywall, some equipment and everything was okay." (vicki) that was adam winter reporting. investigators are still looking into what caused the driver to crash into the building. you may remember in mountain view last month-- a tesla crashed into a barrier on highway 101, killing the driver. in that case, the driver was using the auto pilot feature. (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: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures

return on thursday into the weekend.

(catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... a teenager's prom proposal is going viral...for the wrong reasons. now his school is investigating what some are calling a racist sign.

(vicki) a florida teenager is in hot water after he asked a girl to prom using a message some students consider racist. (catherine) now the school district is investigating.

reporter john rogers has more on the reaction to the controversial sign. over the weekend, this post appeared on social media. a riverview student, whom we are not identifying, asked a girl to prom with this message- 'if i was black i'd be picking cotton. but i'm white so i'm picking you.'nolan perez/riverview high school student: "we've been knowing him since freshman year. i never thought he would say something like that, but...." erin williams shared the post that has since gone viral. she and other students are outraged.erin williams/rivervie w high school student: "i think it was something that he thought was gonna be funny, but it's not."the sarasota county school district is now investigating. officials have spoken with the teen and his parents.today, school officials held a meeting with riverview students about this issue, and the district announced it will team with up the naacp to host student roundtable discussions in the coming days.a spokesperson said quote- 'although this message is one students opinion, we take the matter of racial relations and school safety seriously.'dominic williams/riverview high school student: "i want people to learn, really think about what you say because it has effects on other people."students don't want riots, and they say this doesn't reflect on the school as a whole. they hope this starts a conversation.

erin williams/riverview high school student: "this is a good thing to talk about, because you have to recognize something to change it and then you have to keep it that way." (vicki) that was john rogers reporting. that student has since apologized. (catherine) the school district has not announced whether he'll face any disciplinary action. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) pam moore is here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki and catherine. coming up new tonight at six....an east bay city adding a lot more surveillance cameras to fight crime.. they not only caputre images -- but can also automatically move to focus in on a shooting.it's a story you'll only see on kron4. then - we are following developments in the massive concord construction fire.we have brand new drone video showing the fire's aftermath..

that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. .

cameras. now at six: the city of san pablo is installing new, high tech crime fighting cameras. not only do the cameras record - they also automatically move and focus in on crimes... good evening i'm pam moore. according to san pablo police -- since they began using cameras in 2011 - gun violence has fallen 74- percent. now in a story you'll only see on kron4.... haaziq madyun shows us how the new, high tech cameras work. sot

police department: "we were investigating where the suspects walked up to the victim and shot them in broad day light. using the image that we captured on our surveillance cameras, we were able to broadcast this information to surrounding patrol officers...">a short time later -- the shooting suspects were identified and arrested. the video was recorded on one of the san pablo police department's 134 surveillance cameras..the city recently approved two point six million dollars to install more eyes in the sky.sotsotdustin saylor is c.e.o. of odin systems, the company handling the surveillance camera installation on contra costa county freeways is bringing new technology to the city of san pablo. it will work with the city's gunshot detection system.nats/shotspottersot the system will give law enorcement immediate surveillance at or near the scene of a shooting.sot

square miles, so the people who are coming into san pablo committing crimes within our community, then traveling out of san pablo, we are going to be able to capture them as them as they leave our city or come into our city">sotbefore moving forward with installing the additional cameras the san pablo police department received input from community members. esther ioane manages monte vista senior apartments --- a location targeted by auto burglars in the past.sot san pablo police official anticpate the installation of the new cameras will be finshed by the end of 2018. in san panlo haaziq madyun kron4news

leap out of the 180 unit apartment complex under construction. officials say it quickly jumped to a massive blaze forcing the evacuation of 260 people at the nearby complex. sot/tc: resident . i was kinda scared. i thought whole building was going up. fire officials say it took several hours of intense work to get the flames beat down. the building was 60 percent completed. it was called renaissance two and right now the damages hover around 55 million dollars. andrew castillo, resident. i am grateful as residents were able to go in to renaissance one and grab a few belongings one thing burned in their minds how did this happen. sot. mark ocampo. we have heard that it was arson, we have heard it was a gas leak, we have heard it was a homeless fire, we just want answers. at a late afternoon news conference officials divulged how they plan to stay on scene throughout the night and tomorrow start tearing down walls so they can get inside and start investigating. a special fire investigation crew with atf will have canines on site as well as forensic chemists to try and figure out why this fire started. jill snyder, atf spokesperson. we have crews

coming in from all over

(pam) (pam) there have been a number of fires in buildings under construction in the bay area in recent years. on june 14th, 2012, a planned 119=unit affordable housing project for seniors... went up in flames near the west oakland bart station. nearly two years later, san francisco's mission bay development was the scene of a spectacular blaze. in 2016, a 105=unit apartment project in emeryville suffered heavy damage. ... the fire went to six alarms. a few months

later, a pre-dawn fire near lake merrtt... destroyed a 41-unit project that had been under construction for about a year and then in may of last year, the emeryville complex was hit again. (pam) kron 4 first told you about the fire through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 4:00 - this morning. make sure you download the kron-4 mobile app ... to always get the latest breaking news. (pam) this weekend's hopitalization of a hiker who was bitten by a rattlesnake while on mount tam .... is a 'wake up' call to nature lovers, that this is rattlesnake season. the snakes come out of hibernation in the spring .... and this month is typically their mating season. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the director of the sonoma county reptile rescue... who explains why more of the slithering creatures.... could be spotted up in the burn zone this year.(pkg) al wolf with sonoma county reptile rescue is showing off a particulary orney rattlesnake he's captured lately. he's out in glen ellen on this day picking up a

rattler that bit a man's dog sunday.yeah she kind of seem to be a little bit shocked and she came over to us so we noticed that her snout had blood spots on it so she began to swell up in her body was shakingginger the cocker spaniel had to spend the night at the vet and get some anti venom but she's fine.this is the 3rd snake spotted by the dogs owner this week. one was killed by a weed wacker.he called the non profit to collect the one still slithering rather than kill it. al wolf has been catching and releasing the critters for nearly 30 years. he says he's been bit over a dozen times but says people really don't have a reason to fear them. this weekend a hiker on mt tam was airlifted to a local hospital after being bit. wolf says while the venom can be fatal....it's very rare. you're not gonna die you will be sore i'm not telling you it's not dangerous when you go to the emergency room your first in line just like a heart attack it can kill you vic because of the anti- venom's and the treatments

you're pretty safehe says he's picked up 22 snakes this week already. (maureen) the director of the sonoma county sheriff pio reptile rescue says it is possible that people will end up seeing more rattlesnakes up here in wine country because of the fires last october (al wolf)since everything is burnt away there's no brush no debris none of the father on the ground you get to see the animals there right there in front of you except for the grass growing now which itemif you see one out on a trail....his suggestion....ba ck up....stay about 3-4 feet away.....but go ahead and take a picture to show your friends you saw a hen leave it alone and let it be on it's way. maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) santa cruz police are looking for a man who allegedly assaulted a store employee on sunday night. these are surveillance pictures of the suspect from the 'outdoor world sporting goods' store, on river street. police say, the suspect attempted to steal from the store, when an employee confronted him. the suspect then threatened the employee and hit him in the face with a skateboard. the suspect is still at large.

(pam) police in the east bay are warning residents about a residential burglar. this is video from a home in san ramon. police say the burglary happened yesterday morning around eleven-30. the suspect can be seen wearing a blue baseball cap with gray sweats and a backpack. if you recognize the suspect you are asked to call the san ramon police department. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure

swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend. ( pam ) coming up... would you like to go to a california approved college from the comfort of your own home? the governor has plans you will want to hear about... (pam) lawmakers step up their actions against the opiod crisis ... we have the latest on efforts out of washington.. (pam) plus.. recreational marijuana became legal just a

few months ago and there are cannabis stores.... delivery businesses .. and now, a new and easy way to get your pot in the south bay.. in case you're in a rush. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e.

most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. the warriors

are getting closer to putting this series behind them... but if game four is any example, the spurs are not making things easy.. the dubs are back at oracle arena tonight... our kim smith is live courtside.. with a look ahead to game 5..

kim? the warriors weren't planning on having a game tonight... they wanted to get it done in san antonio... but the spurs are putting up a good fight... lamarcus aldridge has come alive... they've made some good adjustments.. and the warriors have to just lock in...steve kerr didn't like that the mindfulness wasn;'t there defensively or when taking care of the ball.. and it was a rough shooting night... especially for klay thompson... 4 of 16 in game 4.. and that didn't help as the warriors tried to turn it on late.. but they don't expect any repeats of that tonight.. klay thompson has been light's out this series.. shooting 53 percent from the field.. 57 percent from the three even after an off night in san antonio.. and even the players joked around saying they wish klay didn't even show up to practice

yesterday... because we all rememeber klay overslept missed practice and put up 50 points during a game... klay thompson and the warriors just want to bring that juice early on in this closeout game... that's exactly what the warriors want to avoid... another trip back to texas... time to close it out, rest up and get ready for the pelicans... kevin durant has been an important part of pushing this warriors team forward... later on in sports, we'll hear how he feels about shouldering the load... reporting live from oracle arena, kim smith kron 4 sports..### (pam) two hospitals in oakland

are now responding ... after being hit with penalties from the state department of public health, reports say, the hospitals failed to maintain complaince with their licensing requirments in recent years. kaiser permanente medical center on macarthur boulevard in oakland... was fined 75-thousand dollars for a 20-16 case, after a person was found dead in a chair. highland hospital on 31st street in oakland... was fined more than $39-thousand dollars... for a 20-17 incident, after the hospital failed to follow policies and procedures for the prevention and control of infections among their patients. (pam) both hospitals have issued statements explaining that the hospitals are implementing improvements and training staff. (pam) innovation seems to be the name of the game when it comes to marketing marijuana now that it is legal in california. but as kron four's rob fladeboe

reports now from santa cruz, you can purchase pot the old fashioned way.... from a vending machine. the kindpeoples cannabis shop here on soquel avenue has the reqisite bud bar where customes can browse but for those who dont have time to smell the roses, if you wll, there is this. a vending machine where you simply "grab and go" saysmarketing director brett friel.brett friel/kindpeoples cannibis "...a lot of customers come in an they know exactly what they want so they have the ability to sign in, grab the products and get going, so it's really just a convenience machine..." a convenience machine with touch screen technology, high- resolution photos and a full line of products and pricingat your fingertips.brett friel "...whether it be flowers or vaporizers, or edibles or chocolate, so there's a little something for everyone..."the machine does not accept credit cards, just cash. the interface is fairly straight forward. simply swipe your i.d. and start shopping. the machine has a built-in security application that will verify your age.brett friel

"...so there will not be anyone under the age of 21 who has access to the machine between checking in at reception, getting in our data base as well as checking id's at the door, we have triple verified that you are of age to consume cannabis..."the grab and go machine had a line of it's own on 4/20 last week and it's also expected to appeal to those who are still a little uncomfortable about the brave new world of legal cannabisbrett friel " .....yes, i think this is going to appeal to introverts who are interested in grabbing an item but don't want a long conversation about it...this should work well.." in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news let's take a let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with

cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend.

(pam) coming up.. the latest on driver who ran down scores of people along a sidewalk in toronto .. and the investigation into why he did it. (pam) plus... the latest version of the president's travel ban takes center stage this week before the nations' high court. (pam ) 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.

the driver accused of intentionally plowing a white van through a busy toronto street .... and hitting a number of people, made his first court appearance today. this as investigators work to piece together what led to the incident .... that killed at least ten people, and injured more than a dozen others. . kristen holmes is in toronto with more on the investigation. prayer: "heaven has 10

new angels today and we ask them to watch over us."the city of toronto is in mourning after chaos struck at a busy intersection. authorities say a man driving this white van crashed into mulitple people crossing the street-- then mounted the sidewalk and continued his carnage. leaving a trail of destruction nearly a mile long. witness: "i looked out the window and saw that guy lying over there dead."witness: "i tried to see if this guy was ok. but the guy was bleeding out from the head. unconscious. eyes open." the suspected driver- 25 year old alek minassian was arrested and was charged with ten counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder. mayor john tory, toronto, canada: "people who call this city home are shaken and we mourn together but we are not broken"a heavy police presence was also seen at the suspect's home as toronto looks for answers. . justin trudeau, minister: "the entire community of toronto has shown strength and determination in tragedy."in toronto, i'm kristen holmes.

(pam) president trump responded to the attack. he tweeted today saying -- "americans stand with you and all of canada, prime minister @justintrudeau. our thoughts and prayers are with you all. #torontostrong" (pam) straight ahead -- president trump hosts his first state visit with french president emmanuel macron. we'll bring you highlights on that... coming up. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your and i'm (lawrence) (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

governor jerry brown's plan to create a california online college.... got another boost today. it is in the planning stage right now -- an all- online college, as part of the state's community colleges -- it needs to be approved by lawmakers this year ... our sacramento reporter kody leibowitz says, we know what the first class would be. -- typing on computer (;01) it'll be an all- online college -- run through the community college system in california. back in january -- governor jerry brown first proposed an online school for those without the degree or skills to move up in their careers.van ton-quinlivan, vice chancellor of california community colleges "there are millions of adult workers in california who are at a career plateau unless they are able to access industry-valued credentials in ways that are

affordable and flexible.on tuesday -- california community colleges announced a partenrship with the seiu-uhw joint employer education fund.the partnership: to help develop the would-be college's first program: medical coding. part of the reason: the u-s. bureau of labor statistics -- projects medical coding jobs will increase by 15 percent through 20-24.two more would-be programs will be announced within the next few weeks.few weeks. (pam) that was kody leibowitz reporting. this plan still needs to go to the legislature for funding. if it passes -- we are told, officials want to get the online college up and running by the fall of 20-19. it is still not clear how much students will have to pay for classes. (pam) happening tomorrow -- the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments over the latest version of president trump's travel ban. this version limits travel from eight countries. the ban being discussed... is not the first executive order he started with in january of 2017. it limited travel

by citizens from six countries for 90- days. you may remember people protested this, in many airports around the country. on wednesday - justices will hear full arguments on the latest version. the trump administration is expected to tell justices, that the president has authority to install travel bans to protect national security. opponents argue, this ban - just like the others before it - amounts to a ban mostly on muslims. the city of san pablo already has 134 surveillance cameras and now the city cameras and surveillance has 134 pablo already the city of san the city of san pablo already

has 134 surveillance cameras and now the city recently approved a 2.6 million dollars budget to install more security camerassotsotin san pablo haaziq madyun kron4news in sonoma county....rattle snake activity is spiking because our spring took so long to warm up.....which means snakes are coming out of hibernation just as their mating season hits.that's according to the director of the sonoma county reptile rescue. he's captured 22 rattlers already this week. he's been bit over a dozen times but says people don't need to fear them. their venom can be fatal but that happens very rarely. if you see one out on a trail....his

suggestion....back up....stay about 3-4 feet away.....but go ahead and take a picture to show your friends you saw a rattlesnake...then leave it alone and let it be on it's way. maureen kelly kron4 news here in santa cruz the brave new world of marketing legal marijuana has embraced a somewhat traditional strategy. it's a vending machine that dispensescannabis products. one of the first of it's kind has been rolled out by the kind peoples collective. it' stocked with a range of products. customers must first check in and show identification. but it they know what they want the machine is a way for customers to avoid the lines that can sometimes form here on busy days. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to

show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend. (pam) petaluma police are now approved to outfit officers.... with the anti- opioid medication -- naloxone. naloxone, also known as narcan, reverses the effects of an overdose of heroin and other opioids, including synthetic fentanyl. petaluma police partnered with the petaluma fire department... to receive additional first aid training on the application of naloxone in the field. a number of police and fire departments across the country... are now carrying the drug .. in response to the national epidemic of opioid addictions and deaths. (pam) meantime.. as concern grows over opioid abuse.. lawmakers on capitol hill are touting what they

say, is a major breakthrough in the fight against it . washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports, a senate committee passed a bill with 40 - new provisions. over six months of hearings -- tennessee senator lamar alexander and members of the senate health committee heard from doctors, families and state officials.sen lamar alexander, r-tn: "this epidemic requires an urgent, effective and bipartisan response." on tuesday the committee passed a bill that aims to slow the wave of opioid abuse that leads to 115 overdose deaths every day. the bill includes 40 proposals. it aims to improve detection and seizure of illegal drugs like fentanyl at border stops. it seeks to boost prescription monitoring systems in states to prevent over prescribing. and it gives flexibility to researchers looking for a new, non-addictive painkiller. sen. patty murray, d-wa:"i'm glad we could work to include support for state efforts to improve plans of save care for children born to mothers battling addiction." washington senator patty murray touted treatment and mental health provisions and

praised the bipartisan work to craft the bill. drew petrimoulx, reporting: "the bill passed unanimously but some lawmakers say it doesn't go far enough." vermont senator bernie sanders offered an amendment he says would bolster prosecutions of pharmaceutical companies if they misled the public about opioid dangers. but that was voted down. sen lamar alexander, r-tn: "it's so vague that it could be unconstitutional. we didn't see it until yesterday." other lawmakers argue there are not enough resources considering the scale of the opioid crisis. alexander says this year the federal government will spend 4.6 billion dollars to fight the problem. another plan calls for 100 million over 10 years. in washington, im drew petrimoulx drew/anchor tag: senator tag: drew/anchor petrimoulx im drew petrimoulx drew/anchor tag: senator alexander says he hopes to before the full senate for a vote summer. (pam) president trump is hinting that ronny jackson might withdraw his v-a nomination ... we'll breakdown the reports about the admiral,,, and what he is being accused of, when we come back.

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two leaders also discussed the next steps in syria ... after the joint airstrikes, in response to a reported chemical attack on civilians. they also began intensive talks on north korea, climate change and trade... all topics they may not agree on.... but both presidents re- affirming long- standing commitments between their two countries. ( pam ) continuing our coverage out of washington... it looks like the man president trump wanted ..... as head of veterans affairs may 'not' be pursuing confirmation... catherine heenan is here with the latest on rear admiral ronny jackson... whose nomination hearing has been suspended indefinitely..cat herine (catherine) president trump is hinting that ronny jackson might withdraw his v-a nomination -- as critical reports about the admiral continue piling up.. jackson is accused of over-prescribing drugs, overseeing a toxic work environment....and drinking on the job. also - a 20-12 watchdog report found that both jackson and a rival

doctor engaged in 'unprofessional behavior'...and suggested removing them from white house roles. today, when asked about jackson - the president praisedthe doctor -- but also seemed to be giving him an 'out'.... dr. ronny jackson/veterans affairs secretary nominee i can answer the questions absolutely. i'm looking forward to rescheduling the hearing and answering everyone's questions. jackson is denying the allegations. and tonight - the white house says the president is now encouraging jackson to keep fighting. bi-partisan criticism of jackson includes the claim that he doesn't have the experience to handle the v-a job. pam? sports is coming up ... the warriors - spurs game five tonight at oracle arena.. we have a live

report... plus.. jon gruden.. the raiders new - old coach.. has his first workout with the veterans today.. sports director gary radnich is up next.

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losing on sunday... the warriors still have a commanding 3-1 lead over the spurs and cal close out their first round playoff series tonight at racle arens... the team held it's pre-game shoot-around late this morning at team headquarters in oakland... with a win tonight... 2nd-seeded golden state would move on the play the 6th seed new orleans pelicans... who surprisingly swept the portland trail blazers in their first round match-up the earliest they can play game omne would be saturday at oracle arena... if not saturday then likely sunday quinn cook said the team is not looking past this game 5... however...(sot: cook)

"we're just even thought of anything about that. with this spurs team, it's too much, they've got too much, they're so aggressve and their counters and the way they're guarding us is tough. so i don;t anybody has looked past game 5 yet." and live from oracle arena... we have kim smith... hey gary... it's all about closing out this series.. the warriors back here for game 5... the spurs were desperate for a win... and they played like it, avoiding the sweep.. and as for the warriors... they felt like they just weren't playing like themselves.. they lacked the urgency and the energy from the start of game 5.. that's what they want to change tonight.. it's like resetting this series at zero... the warriors came into this series banged up and not

playing their best ball down the stretch and we saw them make a statement in game 1... kevin durant has been a guy who has quietly grinded his way through this series... so many questions about would he be able to shoulder the load without steph curry.. he's answered that question for the most part ... just check the stats.. 34,26, 32, 24... that's what kevin durant has put up this series in points... and it's kind of been a quiet contribution... because there have been a few different players stepping up...and now when it's time to close this series out... he's still not feeling like it's all on him to get it done... tag: tip off is in about 40 more minutes... and of course we will bring you the highlights and reaction from oracle arena... back to you gary... "i had a he imprint on us being up 3-1. i thought i played a solid game on both ends on the floor, so it's an opportunity for me to build on that and keep going. i look at it as my moment, but more as our moment for us to move on. we have such a great want to put myself in a position where i'm thinking about, "how can i take over this moment', more so than i can redo it."

new head coach john gruiden has started his offseason pregram with the raiders pregram with offseason pregram with the raiders veterans... today gruden... stalking the practice field as a head coach for the first time since 2008... his last year in tampa bay... he previously coached the raiders from 1998-2001... derek carr... coming off what most would describe as a sub-par year... looks to be one of the biggest beneficiaries of gruden's prresence and receiver jordy nelson... the team's prized free agent signing... at 2-years and 15-million- dollars.. on the field as a raider for the first time... here are gruden... carr ... and nelson... on their new start... and their new coach... (sot: raiders) "off to a good

start. it's a teaching camp. very, very happy with the results of today and we got a ot of reps. a lot of people got to showcase where they are in terms of learning our system. we pbviously have a long way to go but i'm very pleased with the first day." "he's hard on me. he pushes me. he challenges me. it's everything i want because it's everything that i do for myself. i push myself. i challenge myself. and at the same time he'll tell me, "i love you man'. you know,? you know how he feels about you, so when he pushes you, you care. because you ant do anything for him. you'll go through a wall for him.""the energy level he brings is amazing. ans somehow i think he's consistent with it day in and day out, which is pretty impressive. that's fun and i think we'll feed off that." and and finally... this out of adrian finally... this and finally... this out of adrian

michigan... a goose.. attacks a high school golfer... saturday... issac couling of concord high school was desended on by the bird while playing in a tou=rnament at wolf creek golf course evidently the prep golfer disturbed a nearly goose nest... and the goose just wasn't having goose just wasn't having it reports are that couling was okay... but his pride was hurt (pam)(pam) coming up.. all eyes were on president

trump and the president of france today for the first state visit. but we'll tell you why some say, first lady melania .. stole show.. after the break.

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target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. the weekend.thursday into facebook.favorite... on treatment. break.after the break. (pam) the pomp and circumstance of french president emmanuel macron's white house state visit tuesday.... was overwhelming.. . but it was first lady melania trump's hat .... that turned heads, as she and president trump hosted the traditional state arrival ceremony. her huge white, wide- brimmed chapeau... by designer herve pierre.. stole the show... but it also made the traditional european greeting of a double cheek- kiss ... awkward .. as she met

macron and his wife brigitte. the arrival ceremony was one of many events in a busy day in the state visit, ending with an official white house state dinner. (pam) veterinarians are hoping a c-t scan will help them threat an ailing black rhino... in illinois. seven- year- old layla.... underwent a c-t scan on thursday, which is believed to be a first for her species. the 23-hundred pound patient was too big for the brookfield zoo hospital. so the vets used a portable c-t scanner in layla's habitat, with the help of 40 zoo employees. layla has been struggling with a sinus problem which makes it hard for her to breathe. the scan detected abnormal tissue - and the vets will use the results for layla's future treatment. (pam) in san jose... happy hollow park and zoo is welcoming a new member to the family. one of their female black- and- white ruffed lemurs -- named vintana -- gave birth to a male pup earlier this month. the park is very excited about the newborn but says, this story

is not just a cute animal story -- it is a conservation story. black- and- white ruffed lemurs are classified as a critically endangered species. as for the newborn's name -- the park will let the public vote for their favorite... on facebook. facebook.favorite... on for their favorite... on facebook. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend.

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