grant lodes.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. deangelo was arraigned today in a sacramento courtroom... kron4's kody leibowitz joins us now live with details.. kody? joseph deangelo made his first court appearance in wheelchair... the arraignment only lasted a few minutes.... the defendant looked tired... despondent.. when the judge asked him to verify his name -- his answer was barely audible.joseph james deangelo formally arraigned in a packed sacramento county courtroom... his first court appearance since his arrest this week -- and accusations of him being the infamous golden state killer.the former police officer -- wheelchair bound wearing an orange jail garb . he was charged formally with two counts of murder with special circumstances for the 1978 killings of brian and katie maggiore.he also faces two murder charges in ventura county. (;12)diane howard, public defendant for deangelo "i know everybody wants

information but you saw me literally get handed the complaint in court. i have no discovery, no information other than what i'm reading in news reports. i asked the da for discovery. i understand it's hundreds of thousands of pages. i haven't gotten anything yet and i don't expect to get a lot initially..."that inside the courtroom--in the hallways the scene looked similar...as dozens of members of the media -- and the public waiting to get inside.deangelo is accused of being the man with many aliases..the golden state killer, the east area rapist -- and as investigators said this week...the visalia ransacker.one woman -- outside with a sign saying she was a victim of the visalia ransacker.deangelo's court appointed attorney says she feels deangelo is being tried in the public - saying her client is innocent until proven guilty. live in sacramento, kl sig out (catherine) tonight we're learning more about the ancestry website used by authorities to help track down the suspected killer. the site is called 'ged-

sig outsacramento, kl live in sacramento, kl sig out (catherine) tonight we're learning more about the ancestry website used by authorities to help track down the suspected killer. the site is called 'ged-match...' investigators uploaded information from d-n-a obtained at one of the crime scenes.. looking for matches. (catherine) ged-match posted a statement on its website - after learning that its database was used to identify the golden state killer. it says... " although we were not approached by law enforcement

or anyone else about this case or about the d-n-a, it has always been ged-match's policy to inform users that the database could be used for other uses, as set forth in the site policy. and added that while the database was created for genealogical research...it's important that participants understand the possible use of their d-n-a... including identification of relatives that have committed crimes or were victims of crime. (grant) as we've laid out... joseph deangelo is likely facing the rest of his life behind bars. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... due to the statute of limitations on rape and sex crimes in california... deangelo may only serve that time because of the murders and not the rapes. (philippe) the yolo county district attorney's office is looking into prosecuting joseph deangelo for at least three rapes he's believed to have committed in davis in the 70s. but senior trial attorney for bay area law firm

summit defense, rabin (ruh-been) nabizadeh (nah- be-zuh-day) says if those charges are ever filed, they most likely won't stick.rabin nabizadeh/summit defense- "in criminal actions, generally speaking, the more serious the crime, the longer the statute of limitations. uh, but once that statute of limitations has passed, essentially the court no longer has jurisdiction to even hear the matter." until january first of last year... in california... the statute of limitations on rape and other sex crimes was 10 years. that statute was eliminated in 2016 in response to the me-too movement and the bill cosby case... but it is not retroactive.rabin nabizadeh/summit defense- "the law as passed in 2016, uh, applies only to crimes committed after january first 2017." marc klaas is president of the klaas kids foundation. he says the ability to prosecute someone for violent crimes, should not have an expiration date.marc klaas/klaas kids foundation- "you can committ a horrible crime, you can rape a woman, you can rape a child and because of some arbitrary date, if you ca somehow get passed that, you can eliminate or you can, you can escape any kind of punishment for the crime and that's absolutely incorrect and that's wrong." the golden state killer is connected to 12 murders and about 50 rapes dating back to the 70s and 80s.rabin nabizadeh/summit defense- "for murder, there is no statute of limitations. so, what i think

is going to happen in this case is, um, this man is going to spend the rest of his life in prison." for murder and not necessarily for the rapes. philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) we're learning more about a mobile home fire in san jose yesterday thatleft one man dead.. it turns out he'd gone back into the burning home to look for a little girl...he thought was trapped inside.(grant) kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with their family and brings us up to date now live from the scene. rob? (rob live) i'm here at the summerwinds mobile home park outside what's left of the home where investigators have been on scene all day.

relatives of the victim say he lost his life searching forhis niece, whom he thought was trapped inside. this is a recent photo of 22 year-old minh ho, who was identified by his family as the man who perished on thusday in a fire that destroyed the home he shared with his sister and her family. as he surveyed what's left of that home, ho's brother in law thao doan told me that min had initially escaped the fire and was in the street shouting "save my niece, save my niece." moments later, says ho, his brother in law ran back insidein search of his 9-year old niece, whom he thought was trapped by the flames. thao and his wife chau fought back tears as they told methat min was home alone when the fire broke out and that their daughter had left with her father only a half hourearlier, but min did not know that. firefighters also searched for anyone who might have been trapped only to discover min ho's body just outside the front door of the mobile home, which is a total loss. fire captain mitch matlow.mitch matlow/san jose fire dept "....all mobile home fires tend to burn very quickly because of the type of construction, if we can keep to a single home we consider that a success because virtually any fire in a mobile home is going to destroy that home, it's a question of

whether we can get all the people out and can we stop it from spreading it to other homes..." (rob live) the cause of the fire is unknown arson is not suspected but the county's arson task force has been on scene here all day, which is routine in fatal fires. min ho is being remembered as a loving uncle and brotherwho gave his life for his niece. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

this is a bigger deal that i thought it was going to be, i'm teary and i didn't think i was going to be i thought i was fine.(catherine)was fine. (catherine) an emotional homecoming for some of the 280 residents of a concord apartment building - who are being allowed to move back in tonight.. they'd been evacuated for several day because of the fire at a next door construction site... (catherine) the huge fire raced through a 240 unit project early tuesday morning.. that building under construction - is now being at least partly demolished since it was so badly damaged. kron4's maureen kelly has the

latest on the investigation... a platoon of investigators from multi agencies including the atf national response team are working narrowing down the origin and cause of the fire that turned the project known as reniassance two in a heap of charred wood and debris.. just some of the 65 investigaors are here digging thru the rubble looking for clues. they are being helped by acclerant detection cannines from san diego and the la fire department. others are fanning out questioning contractors and subcontractors about wheter or not welding was going on inside.....they are also looking for any eyewitnesses.....and are searching for any surveillance cameras looking for suspicious activity or signs of when and where the fire first broke out. they are still working to determine whether it's an accident....or arson. at this

point in time we cannot associate is fire with any other fires were definitely treat it as independent and we need to gather more facts and information and fully investigate the firebecause the fire left the building's structure compromised....i nvestigators were only able to get in to start digging thru the rubble thursday.even as late as this morning fire crews were still shooting down water to put out hot spots. and crews continue to tear down those parts of the building that remain unsafe. and the roads on either side of the structure remain closed down until the compromised portions of the buidling have been demolished. we're working with the structural engineer to determine which part of the structure must be made stable by demolishing them so we're bringing down the upper floors to a point where they're secure from for the collapse an arson investigator tells me because of the sheer size of this scene they will be digging out here for several days at the very least...the special agent in charge of the atf says it could take weeks before this investgation is wrapped up.maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) happening now in san francisco.. police

are looking for a teenager who they say broke into an elderly man's home... and stabbed him. it happened in the middle of the day yesterday on dartmouth street-- in the city's portola neighborhood. police say the 17-year-old suspect got into the home and started fighting with a 76-year-old man. the man and teen know each other. the teen is accused of stabbing the man and running away. police do not have a detailed description of the suspect. (catherine) coming up... the golden state killer makes his first court appearance today. we'll talk live in studio with san francisco public defender jeff adachi about the trial moving forward. (grant) plus... steph curry is practicing again-- but will he face the pelicans tomorrow night? we'll break it all down with gary radnich. (catherine) and next -- a man claims he was roughed up by an officer for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk. but police say there's much more to the story than what the video shows... (lawrence) i'm chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) a student riding his bike, says he was mistreated by s-f-p-d officer and it's all caught on camera. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the student says this

never should have happened this is where the incident took place cesar says he was on his bike going down market street that's where the run in with the sfpd officer took place cesar says before he met up with the officer he had been riding on the sidewalk, which is an infraction.. cesars contends that once he was in the street there was no reason for the officer to ask him to get off his bike that's when caesar says the officer told him if he didn't get off, he would be forced off you can see it all in the video the confrontation. cesar : he forced me to the ground,

i have bruises. cesar showed me his injuries. he has several bruises. others recorded the interaction as well. kron four reached out the sfpd they issued a statement saying cesar verbally argued with the officer and refused to give his id, and ran away from the officer. cesar was ultimately cited for being in possession of a switchblade, riding a bike on the sidewalk and resisting arrest. cesar. "i don't think this needed to happen." terisa estacio kron four news (catherine) new video tonight shows

the end of a police chase on i-80 near sacramento. this was in rocklin last night --- you can see officers ordering people out of that silver s-u- v with weapons drawn. it's not clear what started this...but several people were taken into custody. (grant) our top story tonight-- the man accused of being the golden state killer made his first court appearance. investigators investigators believe joseph deangelo is responsible for at least 12 murders and more than 50-sexual assaults. investigators tracked him down using a genealogy website. detectives allegedly matched crime scene d-n-a with a genetic profile belonging one of his relatives. joining us now is san francisco public defender jeff adachi. these ancestry websites are new. if they're going to be used to solve

crimes, is that okay? the man accused of being the golden state killer did not enter a plea during his first court appearance.joseph james deangelo was arraigned friday in sacramento county superior court on two counts of murder. he was handcuffed in a wheelchair and five police officers surrounded him as he listened to the judge with his eyes barely open.a court official read the details of the charges that deangelo is facing and a judge asked if he had a lawyer.in a frail voice, deangelo responded, "i have a lawyer." an attorney from the public defender's office was with him in court.deangelo appeared in a wheelchair and was wearing an orange jumpsuit. he has been denied bail.the man accused of being the the man accused denied bail.he has been denied bail.the man accused of being the golden state killer has been brought into a courtroom in a wheelchair, wearing an orange jumpsuit.joseph james deangelo is appearing in sacramento county court friday to be arraigned on two counts of murder.about 80 reporters and photographers were at the court hearing.sacramento county sheriff scott jones has said deangelo was in a psychiatric ward of the county jail and has said little.

jones says there's been "quiet reflection" and mumbling.the sacramento county sheriff says a man suspected of being one of california's most elusive serial killers is on suicide watch and talking to himself. sheriff scott jones said friday that joseph james deangelo was in a psychiatric ward of the county jail and has said little. jones says there's been "quiet reflection" and mumbling.jones says investigators are sifting through every item, receipt and piece of paper from deangelo's home. they're searching for any possible clues to tie him to more than 170 crimes authorities believe he may have committed. investigators suspect deangelo is the golden state killer, responsible for the deaths of at least a dozen people and rapes of 50 women from 1976 to 1986.jones declined to discuss the dna method used to identify deangelo.a genealogical website that police used to track down a man they believe is the golden state killer says it had no idea its service was involved in the hunt for one of california's most elusive serial killers.gedmatch said in a statement friday on its website that it was never contacted by law enforcement or anyone else about the case or the dna profile that was used.the florida-based company pools dna profiles that people upload and share publicly. gedmatch says it has always informed users that its databases can be used for purposes other than genealogical research.a lead investigator on the golden state killer case told the mercury news that authorities used gedmatch to find a relative of suspect joseph james deangelo, who was arrested tuesday.one of the main investigators who helped capture a california serial rapist and killer who eluded law enforcement for four decades says his team used a public dna matching website. lead investigator paul holes tells the mercury news in san jose, california, that one of his team's biggest tools was gedmatch, a florida-based website that pools dna profiles that people upload and share publicly.gedmatch is a free site where users who have dna profiles from commercial companies such as ancestry.com and 23andme can expand their search for relatives.major companies, such as 23andme and ancestry, do not allow law enforcement to access their genetic data unless they get a court order. holes says officials did not order to access gedmatch's large database of genetic

blueprints. (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. time

now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below average temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week. (grant) still ahead... north

and south korea take steps toward creating a peaceful future. we'll take a look at the landmark moment in history. (catherine) also - an e- coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce continues to spread tonight. what you should do to avoid getting sick.

more children are being diagnosed with autism. new numbers from the c-d-c show that one in 59 children has been diagnosed. that's a 15-percent increase from just two years ago-- and a 150-percent jump from 18 years ago. the new data also says more cases involve boys... as to the overall hike -- a possible factor - more minorities are being identified with the disorder. (grant) the food

poisoning outbreak linked to romaine lettuce has spread to more states. health officials announced today they now have reports of 98 cases in 22 states. the outbreak is blamed on e. coli bacteria in romaine lettuce grown in yuma, arizona. the c-d-c says the bacteria strain behind the outbreak tends to cause more serious illnesses. forty-six people have been hospitalized, including 10 with kidney failure. no deaths are reported. (grant) health officials say people shouldn't eat romaine lettuce unless they know it's not from yuma. every winter that region provides most of the romaine sold in the u-s. kim hutcherson has details on what you can do to avoid getting sick. e. coli bacteria is all around us -- even inside of us.but certain strains produce a toxin that can cause diarrhea, urinary tract infections,

respiratory illness -- and even infections in your bloodstream.most people can prevent e. coli illness by properly handling food and practicing good hygiene. wash your hands before and after preparing a meal -- and especially before you eat. rinse off raw fruits and vegetables before eating them. prevent cross-contamination by keeping raw meat and seafood away from ready-to-eat foods. it's crucial to thoroughly cook beef and pork ... that's why it's recommended to use a food thermometer.but e. coli isn't found only in the kitchen --wash your hands after using the bathroom or coming in contact with animals. be careful to not swallow water while swimming.symptoms of e. coli illness typically appear three to four days after coming in contact with contact your doctor if you experience diarrhea, vomiting, or cramps.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. (catherine) next at 5:30... the warriors get ready for the next round of playoffs. gary radnich will be here to break down what to expect as golden state

faces the pelicans in round two. (grant) plus... a man is behind bars... suspected of having child porn. we'll tell you how police tracked him down. hola amigos.

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kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood tonight... (grant) in the north bay..

a drug sales investigation leads to the arrest of a gang member--- for child porn. the arrest happened in santa rosa at an apartment building just off of west 3rd street. police say they found 19-year-old miguel jasso sitting in a car- - with a 15-year-old girl. officers searched jasso's car-- and found a gun with ammunition. police also found suspected child pornography on his phone. jasso was arrested and is now facing several charges. the 15-year-old girl was arrested for outstanding felony warrants. .. (grant) the smart train could extend its service to windsor. the sonoma-marin area rail transit district received 21-million dollars to expand the passenger train service from santa rosa to windsor. but officials say they need 40-million dollars to make it happen. there is a measure on the june 5th ballot that could help get the money for the extension. regional measure three would increase tolls on bay area bridges... to generate money for public transportation, highway improvements, and pedestrian

and bike pathways. smart train officials are hoping to get some of that money to pay for the three-mile extension to windsor. (catherine) in the east bay... three teenagers have been arrested after a crime spree in san leandro. police say the 17-year-olds were taken into custody at the greenhouse marketplace shopping center last week. they're accused of several strong-armed robberies and burglaries. police say they saw one of the suspects breaking into a parked car. and say they found stolen property in their possession. (catherine) the oakland a's now have the green light to start negotiations for a proposed howard terminal ballpark. port of oakland commissioners voted to begin talks with the team. the a's also want to negotiate with the city of oakland and alameda county for the current coliseum site. the a's hope to have a new site finalized by the end of the year. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the

doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below average temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week. (grant) major changes could be in store for north

and south korea... after a meeting that many thought was impossible months ago. john lorinc reports. a major declaration from the leaders of north and south korea.moon jae-in/president of south korea (translated)"there will not be any more war on the korean peninsula. the new era of peace has finally opened."kim jong un/supreme leader of north korea (translated)"we will be able to enjoy peace and prosperity on the korean peninsula without having to fear about the war and for that reason, we have come up with practical measures."kim jong un of north korea and south korean president moon jae-in say they have agreed to declare the korean war over...and negotiate a peace treaty to replace the uneasy truce that's been in place for more than six decades.moon jae- in/president of south korea (translated)"the moment you crossed that demarcation line into panmunjom, it became a symbol of peace, not a symbol of separation."in a statement, moon jae-in also said he and his counterpart have agreed "that complete denuclearizati on will be achieved"...kang kyung-wha/south korean foreign minister"the first meeting between presidents moon and trump clearly spelled out the joint position on this which was pressure and sanctions but also dialogue towards a peaceful resolution and that hasn't changed." some are skeptical about pyongyang's plans, saying kim jong-un has never talked about getting rid of north korea's nuclear capabilities.thae yong- ho/north korean defector"what he said that he would be committed to the teachings by his grandfather and father of denuclearization of korean peninsula. there is a big difference between denuclearization of north korea and denuclearization of korean peninsula."a few months

ago, the u-s and north korea appeared to be on the brink of war....but now there's a chance president trump will meet with kim jong un later this year.i'm john lorinc reporting. (catherine) the warriors open round two of play-offs against the new orleans pelicans tomorrow... but the big question for fans -- will steph curry be ready to play? (grant) the two-time m-v-p has missed the last 14 games with a knee injury sports

director, gary radnich joins us to tell us about curry's status for game one (gary) steph curry was a full steph curry was a full participant in practice for the second straight day. he remains questionable for game one against new orleans. curry participated on a five-on-five scrimmage behind a curtain. head coach, steve kerr says he wants to see how his body responds overnight. golden state won't make a decision on curry's status for game one until after shootaround tomorrow. if the warriors decide to play it safe, curry will play in game two off the bench and with a minute-restriction.

steph's durability this season has been a big issue... he suffered three ankle sprains and knee injury curry understands he needs to be 100-percent in order to have an impact orleans "i'm getting there for sure. like i said i've done a lot ... the last two weeks especially ... on my feet moving ... getting back to movements that i expect to do in a game ... and try to build that tolerance and intensity for what that means. so my knee feels pretty good. don't have any pain doing things i've been doing. when i'm back out there i'll be able to look myself in the mirror and ... everybody that's a part of that decision ... we all can agree its time to go." (grant) (grant)

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suppliers may end up eating those costs... blunting the impact to your wallet. (catherine) still ahead... some people sure seem to be working the system to get their animals into places they're not supposed to be. meet two bay area women on either side of the issue. so what's it going to be? i'm not giving you chewbacca got han solo? collect all twelve exclusive trading cards and try a new movie-inspired menu only at denny's. solo: a star wars story. may 25th.

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tale of two women. theresa and dana both say that their dogs provide them with critical care.(grant) one of the women is visually impaired and has a service dog that helps guide her around town. the other says she suffers from depression -- and needs her dog to reduce her anxiety.(catherine) kron4's michelle kingston goes in-depth ... to explore why both women feel they have the right to have their comfort pets in public. ánatsá"hi buddy, buddy, buudy! who's a good boy? who's a good boy?"this is wills ... an adorable yellow lab -- theresa stern's best friend ... and guide dog.álaughsátheresa stern, visually impaired

"having a guide dog is life changing. it is so hard to explain. it's like asking someone who is sighted what it is like for them to have their eyes."ánatsá"forward. left." wills went through months of training at the guide dogs for the blind in order to care for, guide and protect theresa. theresa stern, visually impaired"he, he is amazing. he helps me live my life in the way that i want to live my life. i feel comfortable and confident getting out in the world.'dana valladares feels the same way about her dog ... but she's not blind.dana valladares, emotional support dog owner"all i did was just fill out like an easy five minute application."dana bought tazz last year ... went online and a couple clicks and dollars later .. he became a certified emotional support dog -- with no training.. no doctor's note.. and very little effort ... joining a group of animals -- like the pig, duck and squirrel we've seen on social media -- that can now fly on a plane for free in the cabin.dana

valladares, emotional support dog owner"i carry him in a little purse so whenever something, i'm getting a little shaky and everything, i'll just go to pet him and then it'll just calm my nerves instantly."these easy websites and the people who are taking advantage of them are what theresa says is making her life more difficulttheresa stern, visually impaired"it's starting to really affect the way that we get out in the world because of the sort of suspicion that comes with having a real service dog because of all the phony ones. people will come up to me and say is that really a service dog? are you really blind?" dana says tazz helps her deal with her depression and anxiety -- and that she didn't register him just so she can take him everywhere she goes ... although that is a benefit. dana valladares, emotional support dog owner"me and him we are inseparable. it's to the point where we dont know who needs who more."theresa stern, visually impaired "wills, who's your best friend? wills, who's your best

friend? good boy!"while theresa does believe there are some people who really need emotional support animals -- she is fearful of how many people are registering their animals fraudulently who could put her dog -- a fully qualified service animal -- and herself in dangertheresa stern, visually impaired"i think they need to look inside themselves and think about what theyre doing and think about if the are willing to lie about something as profound as having a disability so they can bring their pet with them and not have to pay a fee knowing that that can really inhibit the independence of people who rely on those, you know, what's next?" next?" (catherine) that was michelle kingston reporting. so how easy is it to register your dog as an emotional support animal? and does any breed, size or behavior qualify? michelle will show us tonight -- when she registers her pit bull puppy online. part two of this indepth report is

on kron4 news at 10. (grant) there is breaking news tonight..a woman is in custody... after a chp officer was dragged by a vehicle during a traffic stop...it happened on interstate 80 in san francisco -- right at the approach to the bay bridge.investigators say the motorcycle officer stopped a red jeep... at some point the woman behind the wheel took off -- dragging the officer about one thousand feet..the driver then hit two other vehicles.. the officer is being treated at the scene.. we have a crew on the way. (grant) let's get a check on what we are working for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom... pam?(pam) thank you grant. coming up new tonight at six. we are hearing from a woman who was attacked in santa cruz..... the man ripped off her pants, before two bystanders were able to intervene and fight off the suspect. tonight - the lesson she wants everyone

to learn from her terrifying story... that's coming up new tonight at six .. grant now back to you in the studio. (grant) thank you pam - we will see you at six. (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: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and

in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below average temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week.

(grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a unique way to relieve some stress. we'll show you the "cry

closet".. and how students are using it to cope with finals week. week. week. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. (catherine) college

students are beginning to prepare for finals... which can mean that they're facing lots of stress. (grant) but a student at the university of utah has created a place to go to release that stress... by crying it out. andrew reeser shows us the

"cry closet". the art exhibit just put on display in the marriott library is doing what art does best...generate a lot of conversation.have you ever felt stressed enough to cry over finals?oh yeah. yeah. many times.yeah (laughs)it's finals week for u of u freshmen tatum thornton and jessica hixson...a little stressed.but art student nemo miller came up with a unique way...the cry closet is an art installation...to let it all out.especially if i were to go take my final right now, maybe i did really bad and i just need to go let out some tears...i think it's a good idea. for those that do need it, it's a really good idea. the cry closet - a small dimly lit room...complete with stuffed animals...a timer..has

students stopping...and sharing.social media is abuzz about it...one student tweeting...this is my home now.some saying u of u just became 'snowflake university...'the artist herself wanted to remain private but released this statement saying 'it's been interesting to watch the response to this piece about human emotions...and i'm proud to see the power of art in action.'that's what art is...it gives us a way to think...to question...and that's exactly what it's doing. there's just one thing students say could make this better this finals week...if there were dogs. i think if this closet were full of puppies. that would help. (grant) (grant) that was andrew reeser reporting. the cry closet will be on display until may 2nd... but many are hoping it will be a permanent addition to the library. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) pam moore is here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and catherine. coming up tonight on kron4 news at six.

the ex-police officer accused of being the 'golden state killer' faced a judge.. he is accused of a dozen murders -- and dozens of rapes.... but seemed hardly able to utter a single word at his court hearing today.. then - new at six...a woman who was sexually assaulted in santa cruz... is sharing her terrifying story.. now she wants everyone to learn a lesson from her experience... that's coming up next at six.

(pam) tonight at 6... a deadly fire in a mobile home park has claimed the life of a young man in san jose. he died after re-entering the burning home in search of a child who

was not there. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore. the four -year old girl the man was searching for... was not injured in the fire... but she now has no home to return to. kron4's rob fladeboe has more. this is a recent photo of 22 year-old minh ho, who was identified by his family as the man who perished on thusday in a fire that destroyed the home he shared with his sister and her family. as he surveyed what's left of that home, ho's brother in law thao doan told me that min had initially escaped the fire and was in the street shouting "save my niece, save my niece." moments later, says ho, his brother in law ran back insidein search of his 9-year old niece, whom he thought was trapped by the flames. thao and his wife chau fought back tears as they told methat min was home alone when the fire broke out and that their daughter had left with her father only a half hourearlier, but min did not know that. firefighters also searched for anyone who might have been trapped only to discover min ho's body just outside the front door of the

mobile home, which is a total loss. fire captain mitch matlow.mitch matlow/san jose fire dept "....all mobile home fires tend to burn very quickly because of the type of construction, if we can keep to a single home we consider that a success because virtually any fire in a mobile home is going to destroy that home, it's a question of whether we can get all the people out and can we stop it from spreading it to other homes..." neighbors say the mobile home was fully engulfed in flames as firefighters arrived on scene. they were no doubt only trying to help, some may have heard min's scream says hisfamily, but ther efforts may have made the fire worse says ron hrvatin, who says min ho was nowhere to be seen when he got there.rob hrvatin/neighbor "...they were breaking out windows and that was letting oxygen in and it was fanning the flames making it bigger..." minh ho's family says that he and his niece were extremely close.in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (grant) we are continuing to follow breaking news tonight..a woman is in custody... after a chp officer was dragged by a vehicle during a traffic

stop...it happened on interstate 80 in san francisco east (grant) (grant) we are continuing to follow breaking news tonight..a woman is in custody... after a chp officer was dragged by a vehicle during a traffic stop...it happened on interstate 80 in san francisco east of 5th street - right at the approach to the bay bridge. this causing a major backup - the rght lanes are blocked... with no estimated time of reopening.. investigators say the motorcycle officer stopped a red jeep... at some point the woman drive took off -- dragging the officer about one thousand feet..the driver then hit two other vehicles.. the officer is being treated at the scene.. we have a crew on

the way.a crew on the scene.. we have treated at the scene.. we have a crew on the way. (pam) in the east bay... after three days of being forced out by fire.... nearly 300 residents of a concord apartment building are being allowed back home. the fire gutted a neighboring construction project.... and caused concerns about the structural integrity of the building's shell. kron4's maureen kelly talked with those coming home tonight. a platoon of investigators from multi agencies including the atf national response team are working narrowing down the origin and cause of the fire that turned the project known as reniassance two in a heap of charred wood and debris.. just some of the 65 investigaors are here digging thru the rubble looking for clues. they are being helped by acclerant detection cannines from san diego and

the la fire department. others are fanning out questioning contractors and subcontractors about wheter or not welding was going on inside.....they are also looking for any eyewitnesses.....and are searching for any surveillance cameras looking for suspicious activity or signs of when and where the fire first broke out. they are still working to determine whether it's an accident....or arson. at this point in time we cannot associate is fire with any other fires were definitely treat it as independent and we need to gather more facts and information and fully investigate the firebecause the fire left the building's structure compromised....i nvestigators were only able to get in to start digging thru the rubble thursday.even as late as this morning fire crews were still shooting down water to put out hot spots. and crews continue to tear down those parts of the building that remain unsafe. and the roads on either side of the structure remain closed down until the compromised portions of the buidling have been demolished. we're working with the engineer to determine which part of the structure must be made stable by demolishing them down the upper floors to a point secure from for the collapse investigator tells me because of the sheer size of this scene they will be digging out here for several days at the very least...the special agent in charge of the atf says it could take weeks before this investgation is wrapped up. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) kron 4 first told you

about the evacuation orders being lifted today .... through our mobile app. we sent a push alert at 11:19 - this morning. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app... to always get the latest breaking news. (pam) new at six... san francisco police are investigating two late night shootings that happened minutes apart last night. the shootings happened in the city's bayview and hunters's point neighborhoods... just a mile apart. a shot- spotter picked up the first shooting... around ten-45 on whitney young circle ... near hilltop park. three minutes later... shots were picked up near kiska and dormitory road. police found spent shell casings at

both scenes, but no victims or suspects. an investigation is ongoing.no one was injured. (pam) today the man accused of murdering at least 12 people and raping dozens of others across california appeared in court. joseph james deangelo... the man accused of being the "golden state killer"... was arraigned today. kron4's kody leibowitz has more from sacramento. joseph deangelo made his first court appearance in wheelchair... the arraignment only lasted a few minutes.... the defendant looked tired... despondent.. when the judge asked him to verify his name -- his answer was barely audible.joseph james deangelo formally arraigned in a packed sacramento county courtroom... his first court appearance since his arrest this week -- and accusations of him being the infamous golden state killer.the former police officer -- wheelchair bound wearar og an orange jail garb . he was charged formally with two counts of murder with special circumstances for the 1978 killings of brian and katie maggiore.he also faces

two murder charges in ventura county. (;12)diane howardrd public defendant for deangelo "i know everybody wants information but you saw me literally get handed the complaint in court. i have no discovery, no information other than what i'm reading in news reports. i asked the da for discovery. i understand it's hundreds of thousands s pages. i haven't gotten anything yet and i don't expect to get a lot initially..."that inside the courtroom--in the hallways the scene looked similar...as dozens of members of the media -- and the public waiting to get inside.deangelo is accused of being the man with many aliases..the golden state killer, the east area rapist -- and as investigators said this week...the visasaa ransacker.one woman -- outside with a sign saying she was a victim of the visalia ransacker.deangelo's court appointed attorney says she feels deangelo is being tried in the public - saying her client is innocent until proven guilty. live in sacramento, kl sig out

(pam) as we have laid out... joseph deangelo is likely facing the rest of his life behind bars. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... due to the statute of limitations on rape and sex crimes in california... deangelo may only serve that time, because of the murders he is accused of committing... and not the charges of rape. (philippe) the golden state killer is connected to 12 murders and about 50 rapes dating back to the 70s and 80s... and, although he's likely to spend the rest of his life behind bars...marc klaas/klaas kids foundation- "he's not a bad person. he is evil in carnate." marc klaas... president of the klaas kids foundation... says he's frustrated 72- year-old joseph deangelo may go to trial for murder... but not the rapes.marc klaas/klaas kids foundation-

"that's because of the statute of limitations that exists in, i think, 34 states. and, uh, it's, it's really unfortunate." until january first of last year... in california... the statute of limitations on rape and other sex crimes was 10 years. that statute was eliminated in 2016 in response to the me-too movement and the bill cosby case... but it is not retroactive. meaning -- the law only applies to crimes committed after january first 20-17. bay area defense attorney rabin (ruh-been) nabizadeh (nah-be-zuh-day) says the statute of limitations is intended to provide checks and balances.rabin nabizadeh/summ it defense- "the possibly innocent may have alibie witnesses that have died if you are reviving a law, or changing the statute of limitations and now prosecuting him for something that happened 30 years ago. his alibie witnesess may be dead. his ability to collect evidence and mount a defense is greatly diminished, uh, since he now has thought for the last 10 years or so that he's no longer under threat of prosecution." still, the yolo county district attorney's office says it's looking into possibly prosecuting deangelo for rapes he's believed to have committed in davis in the 70s. that's in addition to the murder charges -- which have no statute of limitations. philippe djegal, kron four news. four news.djegal, kron four news.

a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after

midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below average temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week. (pam) new at six... contra costa county officials are asking for an investigation into possible radioactive soil at keller canyon landfill. a county surpervisor says contaminated soil may have come from san

francisco's hunters point naval shipyard. that shipyard is currently under fire after a cleanup contractor was accused of falsifying soil samples. the supervisor has requested staff to investigate the allegations. a report will be read at a board of supervisors meeting on tuesday. (pam) coming up... we will speak to a local professor and criminology expert.... about the ethical issues raised by using geneology websites to track down criminals. (pam) and team u-s-a makes a trip to the white house... with several notable athletes absent. (pam) and a brazen attempted sexual assault is thrwarted ... as the suspect turns his attacks towards local police officers... that story coming up just after the break.

(pam) santa cruz police have arrested a man they say attacked a woman in broad daylight -- then stripping down, before turning on police --- and attacking them. reporter phil gomez has more. police on arrested a man in santa cruz in connection with an attempted sexual assault wednesday. daisuke muro, 40, was arrested on suspicion of attempted sexual assault and attacking a police officer, according to police. on wednesday around 7 p.m., officers responded to the area of water and knight streets and learned a woman had been walking when a man came up and grabbed her, police said. during the ensuing struggle, the man pulled the victim to the ground, began to rip her clothes and attempted to pull her pants off, police said.

the woman started screaming, and people in the immediate area helped her escape, according to police. the suspect then allegedly stripped naked and started masturbating, police said. when a police officer arrived at the scene, muro charged at the officer and tried to punch him, according to police. the officer, with the help of another witness, was able to pull muro to the ground and take him into custody, police said. the victim suffered abrasions to her arms and legs and is working with a victim advocate, according to police. (pam) tonight we are learning even more about the ancestry website.. used by authorities to help track down the suspected "golden state" killer. the site is police.according to advocate, with a victim and is working arms and legs and is working with a victim advocate, according to police.

(pam) tonight we are learning even more about the ancestry website.. used by authorities to help track down the suspected "golden state" killer. the site is called 'ged (jed) -match...' investigators, looking for matches, uploaded information from d-n-a ... obtained at one of the crime scenes.. (pam) ged- match posted a statement on its website - after learning that its database was used to identify the golden state killer. it says... " although we were not approached by law enforcement, or anyone else, about this case, or about the d-n-a, it has always been ged-match's policy to inform users ... that the

database could be used for other uses, as set forth in the site policy. (pam) joining us now to discuss this issue... is san jose state professor greg woods... you teach criminology among other subjects.what kind of ethical questions does using a dna database like this raise?

lawyer." an attorney from the public defender's office was with him in court.deangelo appeared in a wheelchair and was wearing an orange jumpsuit. he has been denied bail.the man accused of being the golden state killer has been brought into a courtroom in a wheelchair, wearing an orange jumpsuit.joseph james deangelo is appearing in sacramento county court friday to be arraigned on two counts of murder.about 80 reporters and photographers were at the court hearing.sacramento county sheriff scott jones has said deangelo was in a psychiatric ward of the county jail and has said little. jones says there's been "quiet reflection" and mumbling.the sacramento county sheriff says a man suspected of being one of california's most elusive serial killers is on suicide watch and talking to himself. sheriff scott jones said friday that joseph james deangelo was in a psychiatric ward of the county jail and has said little. jones says there's been "quiet reflection" and mumbling.jones says investigators are sifting through every item, receipt

and piece of paper from deangelo's home. they're searching for any possible clues to tie him to more than 170 crimes authorities believe he may have committed. investigators suspect deangelo is the golden state killer, responsible for the deaths of at least a dozen people and rapes of 50 women from 1976 to 1986.jones declined to discuss the dna method used to identify deangelo.a genealogical website that police used to track down a man they believe is the golden state killer says it had no idea its service was involved in the hunt for one of california's most elusive serial killers.gedmatch said in a statement friday on its website that it was never contacted by law enforcement or anyone else about the case or the dna profile that was used.the florida-based company pools dna profiles that people upload and share publicly. gedmatch says it has always informed users that its databases can be used for purposes other than genealogical research.a lead investigator on the golden state killer case told the mercury news that authorities used gedmatch to find a relative of suspect joseph james deangelo, who was arrested tuesday.one of the main investigators who helped capture a california serial rapist and killer who eluded law enforcement for four decades says his team used a public dna matching website. lead investigator paul holes tells the mercury news in san jose, california, that one of his team's biggest tools was gedmatch, a florida-based website that pools dna profiles that people upload and share publicly.gedmatch is a free site where users who have dna profiles from commercial companies such as ancestry.com and 23andme can expand their search for relatives.major companies, such as 23andme and ancestry, do not allow law enforcement to access their unless they get a court order.officials did not need a court order to access gedmatch's large database of genetic blueprints. >

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are

scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below average temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week. (pam) former president george h-w bush is still in the hospital... and will probably stay through the weekend. that's according to a tweet from bush family spokesman, jim mcgrath. he tweeted .... (pam) next week.the middle of and warm up in out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week.next week. (pam) former president george h-w bush is still in the hospital... and will probably stay through the weekend. that's according to a tweet from bush family spokesman, jim mcgrath. he tweeted .... that the 41st

president is recuperating and in - quote - "excellent spirits." mcgrath says, the 93-year-old is still planning a trip to maine next month.the elder bush was hospitalized for a blood infection on sunday, one day after the funeral of his wife, barbara. (pam) and next -- a man claims he was roughed up by an officer for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk. but police say, there is much more to the story than the video shows...

(pam) a student riding his bike says, he was mistreated by s-f-p-d officer and it is all caught on camera. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the student says, this never should have happened

(terisa estacio reporting) natural sound - "what is your issue, what is your issue, i was riding in the bike lane. cesar says before he met up with the officer he had been riding on the sidewalk, which is an infraction.. cesar contends that once he was in the street there was no reason for the officer to ask him to get off his bike that's when caesar says the officer told him if he didn't get off, he would be forced off cesar. "you work for me." you can see it all in the video the confrontation. cesar : he forced me to the ground, i have bruises.cesar showed me his injuries. he has several bruises. others recorded the interaction as well. cesar. why are you doing this to me. kron four reached out the sfpd they issued a statement saying cesar verbally argued with the

officer and refused to present his identification. the officer became concerned and called for backup. according to the sfpd statement - quote, the subject started to struggle with the officer. when the officer attempted to put hin in the handcuffs, the subject was able to run from the officer. the subject feel to the ground and the officer dove on top of the subject. the officer was able to use his body weight to control the subject on the ground while awaiting backup. during the struggle the officer saw a switchblade fall out of the subjects pants pockets. cesar says he found it - cesar was ultimately cited for being in possession of a switchblade, riding a bike on the sidewalk and resisting arrest. cesar. "i don't to happen." terisa estacio kron four news ### ### (pam) next at 6:30. a step into the history books... the north korean leader has crossed the border into south

korea. what the historic talks between the two leaders could mean for the future of peace on the peninsula. (pam) scientists discover new volcanic activity in hawaii... and release stunning images of it. later... we'll talk about what it could mean for the future of the island. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

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stunning moment...north and south korea -- promising to end the korean war... and to de-nuclearize the peninsula. what's behind kim jong un's "180"... and what this means for his upcoming meeting with president trump. reporter christiane amanpour wraps the historic event. the leaders of north and south korea -- shaking hands for the áfirst timeá --standing side by side on the line that has ádividedá the korean peninsula for sixty five years. then in an impromptu, symbolic move -- moon jae-in -- briefly joining kim jong un on the northern side of the line -- before both leaders stepped over to the southern side. kim jong un (korean, english translation): "as i walked over here, i thought 'why was it so difficult to get here?" south korean citizens -- watching in awe -- as the áhistoricá moment was broadcast live across the country. the two leaders -- posing with children from a village inside the dmz -- before entering the peace house for the first round of talks. moon (korean,

english translation): "the military demarcation line is no longer a symbol of division but a symbol of peace."//over the past seven decades we weren't able to communicate, so i think we can talk the whole day today"kim jong un -- signing a guestbook with the inscription: "a new history begins now. an age of peace, at the starting point of history."inside the meeting room -- negotiators from both countries -- including kim jong un's sister -- met for nearly two hours -- discussing denuclearization, a peace settlement and the improvement of inter-korea relations, according to a south korean spokesman. kim (korean, english translation): it's just tip of an iceberg but when our discussions today at the first meeting are released, hopefully it will offer a little bit of satisfaction to those who were looking forward to it a lot." kim and moon's summit -- setting the stage for president trump's planned meeting with kim jong un in the coming weeks. trump audio: "it could be that i walk out quickly -- with respect, but it could be. it could be that maybe the meeting doesn't even take place. who knows?" in preparation -- then-cia director mike pompeo -- now secretary of state -- met secretly with kim earlier this month.the white house

releasing a statement wishing the korean people well ahead of the summit -- saying the united states is áhopefulá that talks will achieve progress toward peace. (pam) (pam) that was christiane amanpour reporting. president trump also held a full day of meetings with german chancellor angela merkel, discussing korea and the iran nuclear deal. they also discussed methods of conflict resolution with russia, among other topics. (grant) lots of new information on the breaking news tonight... after a chp officer was dragged by a vehicle during a traffic stop...it happened on interstate 80 in san francisco east of 5th street - right at the approach to the bay bridge.

this causing a major backup - even though the scene has just been cleared...there' s a significant residual backup...and normal friday evening congestion. investigators say the motorcycle officer stopped a red jeep...the driver allegedly prodiving a false identification before taking off... dragging the officer about one thousand feet...the woman driving thethe driver then hit two other vehicles.. the officer is being treated at the scene.. we have a crew on the way. in concord it was an emotional homecoming for some residents coming home to the buidling they were forced to flee tuesday morning when a fire raged thru a construciton project next door.this is a bigger deal that i thought it was going to be, i'm teary and i didn't think i was going to be i thought i was fine.the

280 residents of rennisance square were given the go ahead friday afternoon after crews finished tearing down portions of the burned building that threatened to collpase a platoon of investigators from multi agencies including the atf national response team are working narrowing down the origin and cause of the fire that turned the project known as reniassance of charred wood and debris.. maureen kelly kron4 news. here in san jose this man, 22 year old min ho has been identified by his family as the victim of a deadly mobile home fire. the fire broke out about 4:30 thursday afternoon here at the westwinds mobile home park on the city's northside. ho's family says he had escaped the flames only to re enter the home in search of his 9 year old niece. it turns out she had left with her father a half hour earlier but her uncle did not know that. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. partly cloudy karnow: it was lawrence lawrence karnow: it was partly

cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below average temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week. (pam)why did the geese cross the road? it could remain a bit of a winchester mystery... but hey... at least they used the crosswalk... (pam) and a programming

note-- there is a california gubernatorial debate this sunday-- april 29th... and you can watch it on kron-4. four of the top candidates will participate... including former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. you can watch the debate right here on kron-4 ... on sunday night at 5:30.

(pam) a family of geese may be responsible for a five-

car accident near chico. take a look at this ... the mother and her goslings ... strolling down highway- 99 yesterday morning. it was not long before cars began trying to avoid hitting them ... which ultimately led to a five car crash in the middle of the road. (pam) fire officials say, no one was seriously hurt ... and neither were the birds. one driver eventually helped the geese safely get off the highway. (pam) luckily in san jose -- this family of geese crossed the street without incident. this was reported on winchester boulevard near san tomas. it's springtime -- and that means birds are having babies. however the young goslings can't fly yet. so two adult geese and their young actually used the crosswalks to cross the street.

in sports -- it's email friday, gary and alicia join us to answer viewer questions and comments. also -- will steph curry play tomorrow? our sports director, gary radnich has an update on curry's status for game one against the new orleans pelicans he has all the sports coming up

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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. steph curry was a full participant in practice for the second straight day. he remains questionable for game one against new orleans. curry participated on a five-on-five scrimmage behind a curtain. head coach, steve kerr says he wants to see how his body responds overnight. golden state won't make a decision on curry's status for game one until after shootaround tomorrow. if the warriors

decide to play it safe, curry will play in game two off the bench and with a minute- restriction. steph's durability this season has been a big issue... he suffered three ankle sprains and knee injury curry understands he needs to be 100-percent in order to have an impact against new orleans "i'm getting there for sure. like i said i've done a lot ... the last two weeks especially ... on my feet moving ... getting back to movements that i expect to do in a game ... and try to build that tolerance and intensity for what that means. so my knee feels pretty good. don't have any pain doing things i've been doing. when i'm back out there i'll be able to look myself in the mirror and ... everybody that's a part of that decision ... we all can agree its time to go."

day two of day two of the n-f-l draft the 49ers traded up to number 44 drafted wide receiver, dante pettis from washington and linebacker, fred warner in the third the raiders take defensive tackle, p-j hall from sam houston hall in the second round and offensive tackle brandon parker in the third round the 49ers made a couple moves today... they signed safety, jaquiski tartt to a 2-year extension and traded right tackle, trent brown and fifth round pick to the patriots for a third rounder... making way for jimmy garoppolo's new body guard, mike mcglinchey. san francisco introduced the former notre dame offensive tackle. the 49ers drafted mcglinchey with the ninth

overall pick. football runs in the mcglinchey family... he's cousins with falcons quarterback, matt ryan. the six-eight... 300 pounds tackle was a two-year captain in south bend. general manager, john lynch and head coach, kyle shanahan are beefing up line to protect jimmy g. here's what it means to be a niner "its still a little surreal, i still haven't really had time to think about it and i just keep going back to last night and the moment of having my name called and it was just kinda ... i still can't believe i'm in the nfl at an organization like this. its an incredible opportunity." after trading down with the cardinals, the raiders used the 15th pick to help protect derek carr. drafting offensive tackle kolton miller in the first round a roseville native, miller spent his college career at ucla ... he joins former college teammate eddie vanderdoes ... who the raiders drafted last year. the former bruin looks to provide depth to the offensive line ... which stuggled last season miller joins a veteran group with the likes of donald penn and rodney hudson áthe raiders also introduce wide reciever, martavius wide reciever, also introduce áthe raiders also introduce

martavius bryant after third round pick with bryant says he excited to opportunity in oakland he missed the entire 2016 season for violating the n-f-l's substance abuse policy "wanna be a kevin durant is kevin durant is a great player, but it seems like he's always annoyed about something. kevin durant want to win another championship. golden state are tired to hear the media criticism.

you actually think lebron james is better than durant or curry? move to cleveland! lebron james proved in game 5 against the pacers why he's the best player in the world. it's taken 18 years, but the giants have plenty of empty

seats now. the at&t party is over. giants need to make the playoffs to keep fans in the ballpark. another 100 game losing will make it hard for fans to stay in the stands. i hate the nfl draft. all these talking heads pretending to be experts. nobody knows how what players teams will draft. it's a guessing game

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u-s-a to the white house... to honor its accomplishments at the 2018 winter games. atheltes got some one- on- one time with the president. reporter mark meredith has a behind the scenes look ... from the white house.

team u-s-a brought home 23 medals from the winter games in pyeonchang. and president trump says every athelte who competed, medalist or not, deserves praise."you made us very proud, and many of you came home as champions"one by one, the president invited competitors in hockey, bobsledding, and snowboarding to step up to the podium.nat: " when you're up there doing all sorts of things, do you know what's happeningit's like a blank mind?the president wasn't the only one impressed.paralympian snowboarder brenna huckaby of salt lake city won two gold medals.she says she's still in shock not about winningbut about her trip to d-c."i've still not wrapped my head around itto see the history and to meet donald trump and mike pence was freaking amazing" not every member of team u-s-a chose to visit the white house.high profile athletes like lindsay vonn and adam rippon declined their invites.both citied political differences with the trump administration.but bobsledder

elana meyers of georgia says the experience was the honor of a lifetime."you know for a long time people who looked like me weren't allowed in the building, so the least i could do is represent myself my race, my family, my country, its an amazing honor"the preisdent encouraged each athlete to come back and visit the white house..anytime they wishbut he hopes to see even more medals on team usa when they return in four years.at the white house, i'm mark meredith. (pam) video shot at the top of hawaii's mt. kilauea shows fiery new volcanic activity. on sunday, lava bubbled to the top of the summit's lava lake... and over the crater's rim. the activity represented the biggest overflow from the volcano's main vent.. in 10 years. it was all captured on camera by scientists at the u-s geological survey. a timelapse sequence shot between march 20 and april 18 shows the lava lake slowly rising. an activity notice was issued to residents, but experts say, there is no current threat to the island. however, scientists say, the increased activity ...

could mean a new vent inside the volcano could open soon. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't expectg much and it won't be enough ruin your day. highs tomorrow will be cooler than normal and in the 50s near the coast with 60s in the bay and valleys. it will be partly cloudy on sunday too with below temperatures. high pressure and offshore winds clear out our skies and warm up in the middle of next week.

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