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in the north bay. a man was sentenced to 60 years behind bars for looting. douglas rosado stole from a hope village group home on spears road last october. witnesses they he was loading items into his truck when confronted. he told them his wife was a former employee and had wanted him to come check on the residents. prosecutors say stolen items were recovered from his home during a probation search. we are getting a first look at a look of a woman accused of shooting her husband. 56-year-old sarah told a police dispatcher that she shot her husband because he treated her badly and she could not take it anymore. she said she used her own gun to shoot him some 18 times. she was arraigned in alameda and is being charged with murder. r multiple people were injured in walnut creek.

that accident happened just before 3:00 this morning. chp officials are investigating the incident as a hit-and-run. two people were taking to a local hot will for minor injuries. all lanes were closed. they have since reopened. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the kitchen flyer it -- fire in a restaurant. fortunately no one was hurt. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. state police have arrested this man in connection with an alleged gang related killing. police say jay vasquez was wanted as a suspect in the murder of gilroy resident jason contreras. witnesses told officers that vasquez was arguing with contrariness before contreras was found with most of -- multiple moons. -- wounds. if you are headed to the

coast tomorrow grab something warm. it will be cool. 58 degrees downtown san francisco, 56 degrees at golden gate park. it'll be cloudy the better part of the day so plan on mid 50s. over the hill you will see more sunshine throughout the day. warming up in the south bay. 67 in mountain view and 69 degrees in san jose. should be some 60s or 70s, those temperatures in the 80s are long gone heavily not coming back till next week. plan on cooler weather all around the bay area. cool right out toward the coast. george hw bush is now out of intensive care. he has been there since sunday. one day after his wife's

funeral. the former president has been moved to a regular room and is expected to remain there in hospital for several more days. he is being treated for an infection that spread to his blood. the highest court in the land hearing arguments for and against the trump administration's travel ban. >> reporter: at the supreme court wednesday the government argued president trumps band -- ban is crucial to national security. at the heart of their case the presidents own words from the campaign, can we have a president that says in the terms he has, things like a complete of -- and total shutdown of immigration of muslims.

>> let's say in some future time a president gets elected who is in and -- and -- a vehement anti-semite. what emerges is a proclamation that says no one shall enter some -- from israel. >> if you look at the 10 countries with the most muslims, exactly one, i ran -- i ran, would be at the top of that list. >> it had to be re-examined -- i thought it had to be re- examined every hundred 80 days. -- 180 days.>> outside of the court, passionate views from demonstrators. >> one of the things that is particularly concerning is when we have more refugees, the -- trump is slamming the doors.

big news involving one of the 49ers star players. the ex-girlfriend of reuben foster says foster did not attack her. the santa clara district attorney's office has charged foster with domestic violence for an incident involving melissa and his that happened on every 11th. the attorney for her says that their client can prove her injuries were not caused by foster but rather the result of a fight with another woman. her attorney says there is video of that fight. earlier this week for niners general manager said that the team would release foster if the assault allegations were proven true. foss or is not participating in the teams of cells in program. will have much more on the story. a straightforward light from seattle to kansas city turned into a crimes dean aboard and

effects -- an alaska airliner. passengers saw the commotion on board.>> reporter: when bad things happen, people do good things. >> jane andrews shared how patient passengers on board were tuesday afternoon after a woman died on the plane. >> it was just a lot of waiting. >> andrew says emergency personnel tried to perform cpr but kansas city police say she was already dead by the time aromatic arrived. >> that went on for about 30 minutes. they told us that the passenger had passed away and that it was a crime scene because it was an unattended death. >> passengers on the flight sat on the plane for two hours while authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the woman step. >> there seem to be a little bit of confusion. >> debbie harris was waiting to board the flight back to seattle.

she recalls emergency vehicles arriving on the tarmac but not for long.>> you watch on the runway and there were fire truck that came up to the plane. they then waved them off. >> police say there were no signs of foul play. for passengers all they could think about was the woman's family. >> i am just really sorry for the family of this lady. the mac police say police -- felt he was not involved. and on top he will ultimately determine the cause of death. bills crosby's trial -- cosby's trial is now in the hands of a jury. this is the second trial in the case. the first ended in a hung journey -- jury. prosecution says cosby used his level, harmless, on-screen for -- prasanna to lower onset acting women. police say she might have

been trying to abduct infants. she says this is all a misunderstanding. hear her story. google is doing gmail that will allow some of your gmail to disappear.

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trying to take steps to prove his -- security -- improve security. >> not a bad thing. there will be a way to have your messages expire after a certain amount of time. if you use gmail, the tools are supposed to use -- work even with non-gmail accounts. amazon making alexa more kid friendly.>> this version does the same thing as alexa, it plays music, answers are tailored to a children's audience. >> at $80 the echo. kid addition comes in vibrant colors, parental controls, and a mute button. it ships on may 9. you want to spend your summer at the happiest place on earth.

--? they are hiring the summer at walt disney world. >> part-time seasonal jobs are available. culinary experts are given a sign in -- signing bonus. there is no indication of what these new employees would be paid.>> we checked jobsites at disneylandç. there are 60 positions. if you use artificial sweetener to try to be healthy, new research says there might be an unintended side effect. amateurs dropping in the bay area. we will check out the latest ski report will may come back. customer service at the irs is getting worse.

>> implementing the healthcare law has been monumental. it has overwhelmed department. it leaves collection agencies even more aggressive than they used to be. >> aggressive how?>> letters is where they start, but they tend to move a little wicker to the liens and levies, even asset seizures. whatever it takes to get what's owed. >> if you owe money what do you do?>> pay them off, if you cannot, pick up the phone and call them and arrange a plan as fast as you can. penalties and interest can add up. >> you owe money that's one thing, what if you are really in the hole with the irs?>> you have options so it is important to know those options and get help. there are attorneys and resolution firms relief services , find a professional on your side like the professional at optimal tax relief.

it is interesting to note that you could settle for even a fraction for what you owe. resolution firms can arrange installment plans or in many cases they can offer a compromise. in this case where we had a client who owed over $25,000 and the client negotiated settlement was for as little as $3000. the mac portion people start?>> i reckon mind -- i recommend a call to us.

the warriors are moving up to round two of the nba playoffs. >> they will take onç the pelicans. game one is this today at 7:30

pm. tickets went on sale about 45 minutes ago. >> saturday night extravaganza, you will be talking a lot about this game. what is your take?>> the team had a tough time closing out. compared to how they were leading in the playoffs there were some bright spots. the mac after what we saw sunday, there is no time to set off the panic meter. everything is just fine. i think what we saw last night is more indicative of the spurs culture. they played with a lot of pride and they made the warriors work for it. it was a rewarding wind to get out of the first run -- round. they are now 12 wins away from back to back championships. game five not the prettiest game to watch. the warriors were up by 15 points in the first quarter. in the final few minutes got within two points, then kevin

durant saves the day. up next, the new orleans pelican and one of the surprise stories. they swept the blazers in round one. the main guy to watch is anthony davis. 33 points in four games. the warriors are very familiar with the head coach. former golden tate assistant alvin gentry.>> fortunately alvin gentry does not know what he's doing, that the joke, that the joke. you get a lot of threats, they spread you out, they make it difficult to cover the whole floor. we will have our hands full. >> i knew a d has some big numbers. if he does play, holly lou yeah but we got it. >> that's what we've been doing

this all season. we sincerely miss him and cannot wait till he gets back. >> klay thompson talking about the possibility of having seth curry in the lineup. as of now it is unknown if he will be ready for game one. his update is expected later this week. i could say for sure from what we saw last night for the five games against the spurs, definitely need curry going forward throughout the playoffs. >> the pacing, it changes the whole way they play. the mac new orleans is very aggressive. >> we like to see him play. >> he is i candy.>> it makes games prettier to watch.>> hoops session, hosted by the one and only mark carpenter, the mc, every saturday night at 11:00. this week mark will have just finished the game. >> yes we will have reports

from oracle. extensions -- extensive coverage for game one. >> good luck with that. a woman says she was arrested while trying to give patients seven north carolina hospital a gift but police are saying it differently. they are saying she might have been a threat to newborns at the hospital.>> reporter: i am not that person. i am not a person to do that. it hurts, i mean it really got to me. >> and everett that she was that a women and children's hospital in wilmington on april 5 to pass out these baby bibles. >> all i was doing with giving a gift to someone. to me, that is no crime. he mac hospital police say she was not supposed to be there. he mac i did not see anything wrong with it. a nurse told me and escorted me into that room.

>> police charged everett with three counts of wrecking and entering and stealing $50 worth of stuff from the hospital. she went to the neonatal units of hospitals and north carolina. they feared it was an attempt to abduct a child. >> i did not go in their truck tried to abduct any child. i would not want that to happen to me. i would not even let my own children spend the night with people.>> everett says she is a former firefighter, a newlywed, and has three kids. she has tried to adopt a child in the past and is currently pregnant. >> i will do my best to try to give my husband a child but i will do it legally. through my belly or through this agency. >> everett has a court date. it is scheduled for next month. we want to check on

the forecast. it is possible that one or more of the vehicles on the left- hand side of your screen might be going all the way to tahoe. >> is there any snow up there?>> yes and there are some resorts open. if you plan to head up, be prepared. likely will see a few scattered showers in that direction. they got a base in squalid valley -- squall valley. remember last year, we were actually skiing until 4 july in many spots. that will not be the case this year. machine groomed hundred 5 inches on the ground, bill seven lift open. donner ski ranch continues to

stay open but only on the weekends. they have three lifts open there as well. 12 inches of snow there. if you plan to head in that direction be prepared, tomorrow is a possibility of isolated thunderstorms. friday, partly cloudy guys and then the chance of overnight showers on friday night into saturday. around the bay area, quiet evening, breezy, patchy fog. you will continue to see that onshore wind. that seabreeze will carry the fog further onshore for tonight. that will help bring a cooler day tomorrow. temperatures today cooling off, 58 degrees in san francisco. 71 degrees in several -- san jose. it is starting to cool down all around because of the seabreeze in the patchy fog. if you're headed out the door tonight, be prepared, breezy, temperatures will cool off

rapidly tonight. low pressure spinning up the coastline. this will be a big factor in the next couple of days. eventually it will slide toward the coastline bringing more cloud and an outside chance of rain drops in the bay area mainly north of the golden gate bridge. the clouds fill-in overnight all the way into the tri-valley and delta. it will be a cloudy start of the day tomorrow, partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures in the 60s maybe low 70s inland and 50s and 60s on the coastline. temperatures below average through sunday. fighting medical mysteries, exactly how must -- much hospitals are charging for medical procedures. (grant) it may get much

easier to price shop for health care soon. (vicki) that should come is good news, it may be much easier to shop for healthcare soon. >> that is a good idea. hospitals are already required to provide a list of their center chargers but getting there information is not so easy. the trump administration one hospitals to publish their prices online. they could also be required to give patients better access to medical records. the new rules take effect in 2019, they mostly apply to medicare patients and providers but officials hope those changes will also influence others in the us healthcare system. they say cutting out

the sweet treat of sugar is way to keep pounds off but most of us to be honest the like the taste. >> why not switch to a sugar substitute? cnn reports that alternative might not be a good substitute when it comes to your weight.>> reporter: it had 0 cal to your drink but it might add pounds to your body. a new report finds that 0 cal artificial sweeteners actually cause you to gain weight and that of helping you slim down. according to a study there is a link between no calorie sugar substitutes and metabolic changes at the genetic level that could lead to diabetes and obesity. researchers found that exposure to artificial sweeteners for three weeks altered the expression of certain genes responsible for breaking down fat. researchers witness an increase in lipids in the blood dream and a decrease in the molecule involved in clearing fat from the bloodstream. scientist say the most surprising finding was

metabolic changes did not occur when cells were exposed to natural sugars like glucose and fructose. instead of altering certain genes, researchers say artificial sweeteners damage cells and blood vessels. >> thank you. that wraps it up for us at 5:00. thank you. authorities say the golden state killer has been captured. he is now a 72-year-old man. once a police officer. also since acted of being the man -- suspected of being the man. what we learned about him and how he was cut after all these years. what a san francisco

company is doing after coming under scrutiny. kron4.com news at coming up at 6:00. (catherine) our top story at six --

a suspected serial killer...linked to a string of vicious crimes dating back decades..is now behind bars. tonight we've learned joseph james deangelo, who authorities believe is the 'golden state killer'...is a former police officer. (catherine) good evening... i'm catherine heenan...pam moore has the night off. it's a cold case that spanned several california counties...inclu ding the bay area. 12 homicides, 45 rapes and dozens

of burglaries...all linked to the golden state killer. after more than three decades...the suspect was taken into custody today in sacramento kron4's kody liebowitz explains how authorities managed to catch him. district attorney anne marie schubert and ventura county district attorney gregory totten -- announcing capital murder charges against 72-year old joseph james deangelo. he's the man believed to be behind a decade long string of burglaries, rapes and murders spanning from sacramento to the central valley to the bay area and in southern california.while not many details are known about the break-through in this case...we do know it all happened within the last week and it involved dna.anne marie schubert, district attorney/sacramento county "we found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in sacramento."the golden state killer.the east area rapist.the original night stalker.officials say the aliases synonymous with terror in the mid 1970s to mid 1980s across california now has a suspect and another name. joseph james deangelo.former police officer.defendant in

multiple murder cases -- in sacramento and in ventura county.gregory totten, ventura county district attorney "this is a case -- much like the rapes that occurred here in the sacramento area -- literally struck terror in the hearts of ventura county residents.sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert says the 72-year-old man was not considered a suspect until six days ago. according to sacramento county sheriff scott jones - detectives conducted surveillance on deangelo to learn his habits.he was arrested tuesday.schubert said d-n-a played a role in their case - she called it a "discarded dna sample" but wouldn't add any other specifics.sheriff scott jones, sacramento county "when he came out of his residence, we had a team in place that was able to take him into custody he was very surprised by that." the cases spanned from across two decades..from 1976 to 1986...and 10 counties.. officials say the east area rapist is linked to at least 12 murders, at least 45 rapes and more than 100 burglaries. one case is linked to alameda county... an april 1979 rape in fremont.alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley says that case won't be tried -- the statute of limitations ran out.but today, she says is a day for the victims.nancy o'malley, alameda county district attorney "knowing that he has finally been identified is justice for those victims. - bruce harrington talking (;04) that's bruce harrington.his brother and sister-in-law keith and patrice harrington were allegedly killed in orange county in 1980 by the golden state killer.deangelo has not been charged yet in their deaths. but harrington remembers the toll his family's death took a toll on his late father..bruce harrington "our father at the time (pause) it really destroyed his life. the inability -- discovering them in his house and then trying to cope..."

(catherine) we first told you about the arrest through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about about breaking news when it happens in your area. this just into the kron 4n newsroom..the ex-girlfriend of 49ers linebacker rueben foster says foster did not attack her..the santa clara d-a's

office has charged foster with domestic violence...for an incident involving elissa ennis...that happened february 11th. the attorney for elissa ennis now says she can prove her injuries were not caused by foster..but the result of a fight with another woman.her attorney says there is video of the fight. earlier this week 49ers general manager john lynch said the team would release foster if the assault allegations were true.foster is not participating in the team's offseason program. (catherine) investigators are trying to determine what caused a huge fire at an under- construction apartment complex in downtown concord. hundreds of people who live nearby remain evacuated from their homes.. kron 4's tersia estacio is live on the scene with the latest developments. tersia? a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four our first look as we get now... outside right a live look a live look outside right

now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it is a little breezy outside and the temperatures will cool quickly. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that could

change as we head into the weekend. on the satellite you can see low pressure spinning off the coast. that low will eventually aproach the bay area this weekend leading to increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. for tomorrow we will start with patchy fog and low clouds. it will slowly burn back to the coast revealing sunshine and cooler temperatures. highs will be in the 60s to low 70s inland with 60s inside the bay. it will be cooler at the coast with highs there in the 50s. the cooling trend will take us right into the weekend too. temperatures will be running below average through this period. there is a slight chance of showers with partly cloudy skies on saturday too. warmer weather will retuirn in the middle of next week. (catherine) in the north bay - parents are on alert tonight - after reports that a

child predator has been reported in santa rosa. a man in a van reportedly used the old fashioned lure of candy to entice a young child. but as kron 4's gayle ong reports.... it didn't work. police are warning parents in santa rosa about two men trying to lure a kid with candy. kron 4's gayle ong has reaction from residents. pkg word is getting out in this santa rosa neighborhood about two men trying to lure a 10 year old boy into a van yesterday afternoonsanta rosa police say the suspects were spotted on brush creek rd. between badger rd. and fistor dr. around 4:30. 12for area residents, it's hard to imagine a child predator is lurking on their same quiet streets. chris siri lived here for 15 years.

"well it's kind of disturbing a quiet neighborhood. a lot of good families here and everything. the school right down the street so, i don't know it was just kind of alarming just to know that's going on."> 11police say two white men in their 30 to 40s were in a black van when they approached the child and offered him candy the child refused - continued to walk away from the van the van eventually drove off as other cars passed by..the child hid until the van left the area - 6anita lange knows all too well what the child experienced. it happened to her son just 4 blocks away from the incident, decades ago 3she gives this advice for other parents 9 16sent from my iphone iphone

(catherine) today - one of the largest homeless encampments in san francisco was cleared out it comes only days after the mayor warned that the sweep could happen at any time. when it did -- kron4's haaziq madyun was there removed from the street, placed in a truck and hauled away, crushed by a mobile trash compactor or packed up and carried away on your own. those were the options for people living in an encampment on division street in san franciscosotkelley cutler/san francisco coalition on homelessness: "the city did massive sweeps"human rights organizer with the san francisco coalition on homelessness kelley cutlersot earlier this week san francisco mayor mark farrell warned that sidewalk

encampments in the mission district were targeted for removal. the city's public works department did the removingsot cutler says she agrees with making public spaces safe. however she does not think this is the best way to go about itsotthe city provided homeless resource information listing where to find shelters and free meals. department of public works officials say anyone wanting to get back their personal belongings, has 90-days from the date it was collected to do so. you will find those items here at the d-p-w operations yard on cesar chaves street...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(catherine) coming up -- an east bay city has a possible solution to an ongoing housing crisis. (catherine) also - the problem that has stalled a big project to transform part of the hunters point naval shipyard. . (catherine) and tonight -- we're hearing from the employees who were first to witness the shooting tragedy at a dallas home depot..

(catherine) a company hired by the navy to clean up the hunter's point shipyard - says that it stands by its work there.. the area will eventually be cleared for new housing, retail and office space. the company in question is accused of falsifying soil samples. now, as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- that company is willing to pay for new testing to clear its name. (philippe) when asked directly if he believes the hunter's point naval shipyard in san francisco will ever be habitable... tetra tech's chief engineer bill brownlie says...bill brownlie/tetra tech- "yes." tetra tech is the contractor hired by the u- s navy to clean-up the

shipyard and prepare it for redevelopment. at the start of the year... the navy shared that 50-percent of the soil samples taken at the shipyard were possibly flawed. the environmental protection agency later added that up to 97-percent of the samples were bad. tetra tech says it will pay the navy to hire an independent contractor to re-test the site within a one to two month period.bill brownlie/tetra tech- "we proposed to the the navy that they choose the contractor." in addition to the navy and epa's findings... in a letter dated tuesday... the chairman and c-e-o of tetra tech reached out to the u-s navy. stating that his company is aware of negative allegations made by former employees of a subcontractor. accusations that tetra tech's soil samples at the shipyard are inaccurate. when asked if he believes those allegations are false... bill brownlie says...bill brownlie/tetra tech- "yes." thousands of housing units, and millions of square feet of office and retail space is planned for the shipyard. but the area has been exposed to radioactive material in the past. so, the project can't move forward until it's determined its safe to do so. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine)(catherine) a

bart extension to two new stations in pittsburg and antioch...will debut with a ribbon-cutting and free preiview rides. it's happening may 25th on slatten road in the new antioch station. and a day later... regular service will begin to the new stations...from a transfer point at the pittsburg/bay point station. bart will have tours to show off the new "fleet of the future" trains. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast....and there are some pretty big differences in thosezones....? lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it is a little breezy outside and the temperatures will cool quickly. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that could change as we head into the weekend. on the satellite you

can see low pressure spinning off the coast. that low will eventually aproach the bay area this weekend leading to increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. for tomorrow we will start with patchy fog and low clouds. it will slowly burn back to the coast revealing sunshine and cooler temperatures. highs will be in the 60s to low 70s inland with 60s inside the bay. it will be cooler at the coast with highs there in the 50s. the cooling trend will take us right into the weekend too. temperatures will be running below average through this period. there is a slight chance of showers with partly cloudy skies on saturday too. warmer weather will retuirn in the middle of next week.

(catherine) in contra costa county. two people are recovering after a hit-and- run incident on i-680. it happened around three this morning... near the treat

boulevard exit in walnut creek. authorities say at least four cars were involved.. two people were taken to a local hospital for minor injuries. all lanes were closed while authorities investigated.... but have since reopened.. (catherine) happening now: police are trying to figure out if a string of robberies at trader joe stores are connected. there have been eight robberies at stores in southern california since mid february... they've happened in los angeles, long beach, culver city and irvine... the robberies have followed a similar pattern...with the suspect pulling a gun and demanding moneyfrom employees... (catherine) dallas police say that one of their two officersshot at a home depot yesterday - has died. a third person - a store security guard - was also shot. the two injured officers remain in critical condition. j-d miles has more on what

happened. natsthey converged on a northeast dallas shopping centernatswithin seconds after shots rang outnatsamid calls of officers down...natsand a search for the shooter.fred walker/home depot employee: "chaotic everybody took off running did you hear gunshots? how many gunshots did you hear? i think i heard maybe four."fred walker was working inside this home depot when police were called about a shoplifter, identified as armando juarez.the 29-year-old has outstanding warrants. sources tell cbs 11 news he pulled a handgun and shot one male officer in the back of the head and a female officer in the face.a store security employee was also shot and wounded.mercedes espinosa/home depot employee:"the officers got him and then they started doing the shots it was about seven shots that we heard."/butted/"i seen two officers down surrounded in a puddle of blood."natsa massive search from police helicopters the air and on the ground followed after witnesses reported the shooter fled on foot and may be hiding in a nearby creek.nats "they say he's out back in the brush." but when police reviewed security camera video they discovered the suspect fled in this pickup truck.inside the store, employees and customers either froze in panic or fled in fear from the brutal violence that played out in front of them.nats "i just ran out as soon as possible."

(catherine) the suspect, armando juarez was captured tuesday night after a car chase. for now, he charged with counts of assault on a servant. (catherine) still ahead -- the crackdown on kids using vaping and tobacco products... how a san francisco company is trying to help... (catherine) and parents are fed up with computer algorithmsmaking decisions on what's ok for their kids to watch... the app that's now being overhauled.. the savings are in full bloom at ross. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross

ross is going all out... all outdoors that is. you'll find everything you need to make your outdoor space your favorite place. and if you want it all for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere, you gotta go to ross. (catherine) popular san francisco e-cigaratte company juul... says it will support state and federal initiatives to raise the minimum age to at least 21 to buy tobacco products. this... after the f-d-a tightned it's oversight

over juul products. parents and school administrators have been complaining for months about children using the company's e- cigarattes. juul looks a little like a small flash drive ..and some high school students say that makes it easier to use discreetly. juul has also pledged an initial investment of $30 million dedicated to independent research...and youth and parent education. (catherine) youtube wants to give parents the option of letting humans -- not computer algorithms - select shows for their children to watch. updates begin rolling out tomorrow after complaints that a kid-focused app hasn't been doing a good job of filtering out disturbing content. youtube launched the toddler- oriented app in 20-15. it's been criticized by child advocates for its commercialism and for failures in its automated screening. the new overhaul will let parents make choices - instead of depending on the screening process. (catherine) coming up next

-- the supreme court hears oral arguments on the presiden'ts travel ban. how california congresswoman judy chu is responding.. when we come back... (catherine) and the tennessee waffle house that was the scene of a tragic shooting days ago - reopens... how the company is helping the victims.. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most

sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. (catherine) the supreme

court heard oral arguments today on the presiden'ts travel ban.. it restricts travel from five muslim majority countriesincluding syria and iran... it also includes north korea and venezuela. the justices will ultimately decide if the ban is consitutional.. alexandra limon has the story.. / california (d) it didn't just create fear and distrust among muslims, it created chaos.california congresswoman judy chu joined protesters outside the supreme court insidethe president's case was argued by solicitor general noel fransciscogfx: this is not a so called muslim ban if it were it would be the most ineffective muslim ban that one could possible imagine.francisco says it's an issue of national security and most of the muslim world continues to travel to the us this is the third version of the travel ban and targets five muslim majority countries plus north korea and venezuela. the state of hawaii argued the ban is discriminatory, violates the constitution and

conflicts with immigration laws passed by congress. alexandra limon / washington some the questions during arguments centered around whether comments by ácandidateá donald trump about muslims should be taken into account when deciding this case.this is justice anthony kennedygfx anthony kennedy ,suppose you have a local mayor and as a candidate he makes vituperative hateful statements. he gets elected and on day two he takes acts that are consistent with those hateful statements. whatever he said in the campaign is irrelevant?neal katyal represents hawaii and says after taking office president trump has repeated, tweeted and embraced anti muslim sentiments.neal katyal / attorney for hawaiican we have a president that says in the terms he has, things like a complete and total shutdown of muslim immigration should happen.katyal says that question will be settled by the court's decision. in washignton alexandra limon. (catherine)(catherine) the government must start taking new applications for the

deferred action for childhood arrivals program. this - after another federal judge overruled the trump administration plan to end the program. renewals of the two year permits have already resumed...but the new ruling allowsfor new enrollees....and could protect thousands more undocumented immigrants. the administration has 90 days to better explain the reasons behind ending daca. (catherine) authorities have a man in custody they say attacked a person at a diplomatic office in washington d-c. a witness says a man with a knife and handgun walked into the 'interests section of the islamic republic of iran' today. iran has no embassy in the u-s... so that office serves the same purpose. the witness says the man pistol whipped a man at the front desk... then locked him in an office. the armed man then supposedly waved his gun at other employees and shouted in farsi. secret service agents were called - and arrested him.. the motive is unclear, but officials say the man is

iranian. the victim who was attacked has serious injuries. here in san jose..chief assistant d.a.jay assistant jose..chief here in san here in san jose..chief assistant d.a.jay boyarsky announcing that the county crime lab is poised to speed up the testing rape kits as victims await justice. led by county supervisoe cindy chavez, the proposal would help to reduce the backlog of some 200 kits that contain forensic evidence in sexual

assault cases. if a budget of roughly $400,000 is approved, the testing time could be reduced from 90 days now to less than 30. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news sotremoved from the street, placed in a truck and placed in a the street, removed from sot sotremoved from the street, placed in a truck and hauled away, crushed by a mobile trash compactor or packed up and carried away on your own. those were the options for people living in an encampment on division street in san franciscosotkelley cutler/san francisco coalition on homelessness: "the city did massive sweeps, came through with a lot of law enforcement, a lot of d-p-w workers and told people that they have to move a long">sotin san francisco...haaziq madyun kron4news in san francisco...

the contractor accused of falsifying soil samples at the hunter's point naval shipyard is offering to pay for new testing. tetra tech's chairman and c-e-o sent a letter out to the u-s navy tuesday stating that re- testing the site will assure the community that the work is being done properly. the area has been exposed to radioactive material in the past... and, is now slated to transform into a new development including housing, retail and office space. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it is a little breezy outside and the temperatures will cool quickly. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that could change as we head into the weekend. on the satellite you can see low pressure spinning off the coast. that low will eventually aproach the bay area this weekend leading to increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. for tomorrow we will start with patchy fog and low clouds. it will slowly burn back to the coast revealing sunshine and cooler temperatures. highs will be in the 60s to low 70s inland with 60s inside the bay. it will be cooler at the coast with highs there in the 50s. the cooling trend will take us right into the weekend too. temperatures will be running below average through this period. there is a slight chance of showers

with partly cloudy skies on saturday too. warmer weather will retuirn in the middle of next week. (catherine) in our national news... the waffle house in antioch, tennesee reopened today...just days after the shooting that left four people dead. two other victims are still hospitalized with injuries. today the company said it will donate a month of the restaurant's sales to help the wounded survivors and the families of those killed. also - a go-fund-me page raised more than 77-thousand dollars. the suspect is in custody - 29-year-old travis reinking. police say they still have no motive. relatives say reinking has mental problems. (catherine) bill cosby's aggravated indecent assault

trial is now in the hands of the jury. the trial centers on the claims of andrea constand, who says cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2004. this is the second trial in the case -- the first ended in a hung jury. cosby's lawyers spent the trial painting constand as a "con artist" who made up her claims to squeeze cosby for money. but the prosecution said in closing arguments that cosby is the con man. < "these accusations are ridiculous, this case is beyond weak, and this jury will recognize this and render the correct verdict."> that was cosby's public relations spokeswoman. prosecutors went on to say csby used his lovable, harmless, on-screen persona to lure unsuspecting women, then drugged them so they couldn't fend off his sexual advances. five other woman testified, giving accounts of sexual abuse by cosby that were

similar to constand's accusations. (catherine) coming up -- the happiest place on earth is looking for summer help... and a lot of it. details on how many jobs they're talking about - when we come back.

welcome back -- the happiest place on earth is hiring. disney world in orlando, florida, wants to

fill 35-hundred jobs in time for the busy summer season. full-time, part-time and seasonal jobs are available. there will even be hefty signing bonuses for some of the positions-- culinary specialists could get 3- thousand dollars when they join... disney also needs housekeepers, lifeguards and food and beverage workers.. (catherine) subway is closing more u-s stores -- while expanding internationally . the chain says it will shut down about 500 stores this year, on the heels of hundreds of closures over the last two years. subway has about 26-thousand locations in the u-s. sales dropped 4.4 percent last year because of competition from newer chains and other fast food options. subway is now launching a new loyalty program, remodeling its stores to look sleeker...and adding touch-screen kiosks for ordering. (catherine) in sports... a shocking development in the reuben foster domestic violence case. we have the

latest./.. and the day and time of the warriors next play-ioff game is set... gary has that news... and player reaction to their next opponent... coming up

a hude development on the reuben foster domestic violence story today... foster's former girlfriend... elissa ennis... who accused him of dragging and punching her durung an incident in february...has recanted her story... now saying no such thing occurred a statement from her attorney read... "(foster) did not strike her, injure her or threaten her. ennis' injuries were the result of a physical fight

with another woman... and that foster tried to end his relationship with ennis after he learned of the fight....a video of that fight with another woman has been made available... she was extremely upset and told him if he broke up with her she would 'trash his career. ennis went back to the district attorney's office and tried to recant her story... but the d.a. decided to file the charges anyway. foster is charged domestic violence and assault weapons felonies... there has been no statement from the d.a's office or the 49ers yet on a lighter note... the warriors are into round two of the nba playofs... last night at

oracle arens they eliminated the san antonio spurs in five games klay thompson's catch and shoot jumper to beat the halftime buzzer put the warriors up by 11... klay had 24 points but lamarcus aldridge... who had 30 points... and the spurs did not give up... cutting it to two points late in the game but kevin durant... with 36 seconds left... hit the clutch jumper to put them back up 4... he had 25 poits... the defense locked it down from there in a 99-91 win next up for the warriors...(wipe to full screen) they now take on the new orleans pelicans... game 1 is saturday night at oracle arena... tipping off right around 7:30 pm... the 6th- seeded pelicans have suddenly become formiddable... sweeping the portland trail blazers the warriors talked about the pelicans... and head coach alvin gentry... who was an assitant with the warriors when they won the nba title three seasons ago(sot: warriors) "i mean alvin has got those guys playing at an amazing pace, very up-tempo. jrue holiday is looking like ... an all-nba type of point guard ... he can defend and run the team. i've seen

anthony davis i've seen plenty of highlights of what he's doing this postseason ... its amazing. so that's going to be a huge challenge for us and i could go on and on.""we definitely gotta take care of the ball ... make sure we take care of ad and jrue and just ... be aggressive be the aggressive team that we are, especially on defense." "rondo does that as well ... pushes the pace and really orchestrates the offense. you know obviously with ad playing at a high level ... they pose some matchup problems."

the giants trying to sweep the washington national at at&t park... mac williamson... took the day off... as did buster posey top 1st... the nats get to jeff samardzija right away... andrew stevenson... goes deep to left and over the head of gregor blanco... 2 runs score... 3-0 nationals bottom 4th... 3-1 nats... matt adams... takes samardzija out to right field for a 3-run home run... 6-1 nats... samardzija... 3 2/3 ip, 8 hits, 6 runs... falls to 1-and-1 top 8th... 13-2 nats... adams... takes roberto gomez's pitch deep into triples ally and off the "triple-a" sign... 2 runners score... 15-2 nats final... 15-2 nationals...

giants still win 2-pof-3 in the series... next up... they host the dodgers for four games starting fridat night after sweeping the after after sweeping the anaheim ducks... the sharks open the second round of the stanl;ey cup playoffs tomorrow night in las vegas... san jose split lost 3 of 4 games to te expansion golden knights during the regular season... and las vegas is also rolling... sweeping the l.a. kings in their first round playoff series... after winning the pacific division the golden knights are now a co-favorite... with the

nashville predators... to make the stanley cup finals the sharks know they are up against a formiddableopp onent...(sot: joe pavelski) "its not gonna be easy ... you know they're a good team. they're playing well and they handled a really good team in la over there ... so they got a good taste of it and it should be a fun series for sure." michael vick is returning to football ... but in a different league the former atlanta falcons quarterback is taking the role of offensive coordinator for atlanta's alliance of american football team vick played 6 years with the falcons ... before months in prison for participating in dogfighting former minnesota head coach brad childress will be coaching the team ... childress was an assistant coach for the chiefs last summer when vick was a coaching the alliance of american football will have its inagural season next out in des moines, iowa, a man went out to prove that age is nothing but a number ... 96-year-old mike fremont became the oldest man to complete the mile road race ... finishing in 13 minutes and fremont has been races since the 1950's ... he retired at the age of 90 his

return this week he isn't going to end it there however ... he will also compete in an this friday (catherine) straight ahead -- video straight ahead -- video you don't want to miss.. a mother caught on camera - accused ofletting her child sit on her lap and drive the car... scalpel

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and it was all caught on camera. (catherine) this is video from a passenger in another car.. the man's wife was driving on i-43 in wisconson. when they drove past 41- year old amanda hawkee's car...they say they spotted a child sitting on the woman's lap - and steering. deputies pulled the car over....and say the woman denied that her daughter had been in her lap - or driving... dashcam video showed she was reluctantto talk at first.. she eventually consented to a field sobriety test and breathalyzer - which she failed.. (catherine) an arizona woman trying to cross a busy intersection got stuck in the middle of the road-- until an unexpected act of kindness from somemotorcyclists... nick ciletti has the video that's going viral - for all

the right reasons. common courtesy goes a long way.common courtesy -- that may have saved a life!patrick patterson:"she was visibly shaking and scared and extremely frightened."watch this video--take sunday afternoon near alma school and broadway in mesa, as eduardo, patrick, and damon take a ride down the street.they notice someone still in the road as cars continue to whizz by, never hitting the breaks. nats "nobody was stopping for her." and these guys knew they had to act fast. you see eduardo there make a u-turn...his buddies are quick to follow... watch what happens nexteduardo plascenia: "i figured the right thing to do was to turn around and make sure she got across safely."and that's exactly what they did...even blocking traffic to make sure this woman -- a complete stranger -- was able to make it across.patrick patterson: "she thanked us adamantly. she waved at us and thanked us. she was uh... she had stopped shaking and had extended her hand to eduardo and damon and i behind her." and so it won't be the dozen or so cars that just kept going they'll remember--but that one, simple sign of gratitude, and a job well done. lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it

is a little breezy outside and the temperatures will cool quickly. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that could change as we head into the weekend. on the satellite you can see low pressure spinning off the coast. that low will eventually aproach the bay area this weekend leading to increasing clouds, cooler temperatures and a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. for tomorrow we will start with patchy fog and low clouds. it will slowly burn back to the coast revealing sunshine and cooler temperatures. highs will be in the 60s to low 70s inland with 60s inside the bay. it will be cooler at the coast with highs there in the 50s. the cooling trend will take us right into the weekend too. temperatures will be running below average through this period. there is a slight chance of showers with partly cloudy skies on saturday too. warmer weather will retuirn in the middle of next week.

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