those taken into custody are not even adults....(grant) kron4's rob fladeboe joins us live from san jose police headquarters... rob - police say this crime ring - does ánotá fit the pattern of a normal "gang". (rob live) i'm here at police headquarters where we just learned some new, fairly startling details about what is being described as a very well coordinated string of violent crimes. lates take a look at the numbers: 16 arrests, 5 adults and 11 juveniles. they allegedly committed 7 robberies, 6 car jackings, 10 burglaries and one assault with a deadly weapon. these are the mug

shots of the five adults who are now in the county jail. the others are in juvinile hall. they were hauled in after police executed search warrants late last week. it turns out this crew is related to another crew taken dowen back i n january. in that case 12 arrests were made, seven adults and 5 juveniles.. what's new here is thatthese people have gang ties, say police but there not operating like a traditional gang. i askled lt. paul joseph to explain. in other words, gangs often make ware on each other. in this case, they are making war on the public at large. lt. joseph describes a scenario where they would commit a car jacking and then drive down the street and rob someone at gunpoint. in one case the getaway car was driven by an 11 year old.more arrests are expected as the investigation continues.

(catherine) a big story we are following tonight... bart and muni are trying a

new tactic to keep their station elevators from being used as public toliets. they've hired attendents to man four elevators at the two stations where the problem is the worst....civic center and powell street. it's a six month pilot project that is costing 600-thousand dollars.... a costly solution to a very smelly predictament. kron4's maureen kelly talked to those who rely on those elevators.... who say it's worth it. here's one of the smiling faces bart riders getting on board the elevators at civic center and powell street station will be seeing. granted it's her first day on the job but tawanna haines says she's getting lots of positive feedback on her new roles as an elevator attendent. i've had a ton of mother say i have to feel so much better been having someone in the elevator with me it's not just about having making riders who rely on the elevators, like parents with strollers, feel safer....the presence of these 35 new employees is expected to deter people from coming in here...to use drugs.....or use them as a toliet. so they will stay cleaner...and not break down as ofteneveryone who rides these elevators has a story....that doesn't end well. seen poop i'm not sure of his dog poop is probably

human but yeah that's the worst the urine in the feces being wet and actually sometimes i hold my breath when i go in and out it's unsightly roland wang is on accessibity advisory committees for both muni and bart. he hopes this 6 month pilot project gets expanded....to other stations he's seen similar problems like oakland's colesium station and downtown berkeley. but just staffing the two stations from open to close every day for six months is costing 600-thousand. the project manager for the elevator attendent program says it's in their proposed 2019 budget to extend the pilot program another six months ...as to rolling to other locations.... obviously around budgeting it's always a trade-off if we spend more money on and elevator attendance it mean something else we don't do so we have to have those tough conversations part of the attendent jobs it to track if the elevator usage increases while they are along for the ride.maureen kelly kron4 news

(grant) new tonight at 5... the domestic violence case involving 49ers star reuben foster continues even though the woman he is accused of dragging and punching.. has changed her story...now saying she initially lied to police. foster appeared in court today....as santa clara county prosecutors have asked for more time to look at new evidence submitted by the attorney representing foster's ex-girlfriend. that evidence is a video of a fight that the defense says proves that foster did not hurt her. the video reprotedly shows fster's ex-girlfriend fighting with another woman. foster is scheduled to return to court next week. (catherine) joseph deangelo, the accused golden

state killer, is now being looked at as a suspect in yet another murder case ... one where an innocent man spent nearly 40 years in prison. on november 11th 1978. police found the bodies of rhonda wicht and her four year old son donald in her simi valley apartment. by the end of the day, they had a suspect in custody. sfxthirty=one=year=old craig coley was arrested after he called police to learn more details about the murders.he was rhonda wicht's ex=boyfriend.prosecutors say he beat, raped and strangled the 24=year=old waitress and smothered her son in his sleep. his first trial ended in a hung jury.in 1980 he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole. sfxfor decades, coley was a model prisoner, all the time maintaining his innocence.he found an unlikely ally in a simi valley police detective, mike bender.bender became convinced that coley had been wrongly convicted.d=n=a evidence had been collected at

the crime scene but a judge ordered it destroyed.bender was able to track down a small sample at a northern california laboratory.it was not coley's.and last thanksgiving, coley was released with a pardon from governor jerry brown.he currently lives with bender and his family.simi valley police now want to know if joseph deangelo might be their killer.the crime fits the m=o of the golden state killer ... rape, strangulation, murder. the timeline, howver, does not fit.in november of 1978, the golden state killer was preying on bay area victims... nine rapes along the interstate 680 corridor, including one in san jose just days before the simi valley murders. two years went by before the killer first struck in southern california.. (catherine) in february, the state victim compensation board voted to award coley two million dollars ... about 140 dollars for each of his days of wrongful incarceration.

the money still has to be approved by the legislature. (grant) in the east bay... a sideshow crackdown. several police departments worked together over the weekend to stop a huge sideshow from happening saturday in antioch. police there got help from the c-h-p, pittsburg, oakley, and brentwood officers...to stop the show. several drivers showed up and were stopped for vehicle code violations, d-u- i, outstanding warrants, and reckless driving. in total-- 42 citations were issued, 4 cars were impounded, and 5 people were arrested. (grant) also in the east bay... several cars are towed after a sideshow in oakland yesterday. this is a picture from police as the cars are being towed way. police say they received several calls of sideshows happening throughout the city. police have not said if anyone was arrested. (catherine) there was concern in the east bay after a swarm of earthquakes hit over the weekend. the latest --- a 3-point-3 quake

near alamo this morning. kron 4's will tran reports. people in the danville alamo area not getting a break as they got another earthquake. yesterday in danville 7 in the span of a couple of hours and then this morning a quake hit alamo that got some people jumping out of bed(i was asleep and the quake hit and my daughter was sleeping with me so i jumped on top of her and being a teacher i yelled for everyone in the house to get under a table)(i was up at the time. felt a good jolt and it felt like the house got punched)(i was up working and it felt like a rumble and it was pretty good. ) (reporter-did it feel like a wave or a back and forth motion because a man we spoke to earlier said it felt like a punch)(no, it felt like a punch. not a wave)will tran-the question is are all these quakes a pre cursor to something much bigger? no one really knows. in alamo will tran kron 4 news

(catherine) kron four has a special earthquake section on our website. you'll find a live map showing the most current earthquakes in the bay area. also -- articles on what to do when an earthquake hits... as well as safety tips. it's all on kron-4 dot com. (grant) happening now... inspections are underway on the golden gate bridge. this is new video showing the workers inspecting the towers-- to see if any repairs need to be made. kron4's lydia pantazes reports. if you drive past the golden gate bridge your probably going to be seeing people hanging from the towers and you might want to call 911 but don't worry, its all part of an inspection thats taking place this week. crews will begin up-close inspections of the bridges towers to assess

the condition of the steel and determine if any areas need repairs. if you get a chance to witness the work being down, just make sure not to slow down and tie up traffic. crews will never be over traffic. bicyclists should dismount and walk their bicycles around the towers." priya clemens: " it's a really interesting and something we haven't done before. so we know people are going to want to take a look. we just ask you to make that a quick look and keep moving. you don't want to be the cause of any traffic collisions or congestion. lydia: " the inspection work is anticipated to be completed within a week. scaffolding should be removed by may 11th. reporting in san francisco, lydia pantazes, kron4 news. (catherine) coming up... dozens of migrants arrive at the mexican border-- hoping for entry into the u.s. we'll take a look at their month long trip... as they wait to meet with u-s officials to request asylum. (grant) the mayor of san francisco is vowing to clean city streets... as many people are getting tired of the filth. we have new details on how the grime and

crime are affecting tourism. (catherine) also - after the break-- a major shortage of nurses across the nation. why it could be the fault of nursing schools. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll bay area forecast after the break. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. (catherine) new tonight at

5 it's a crisis that affects just about everyone... a nursing shortage is sweeping the state - and the country.

recent reports show the demand for nurses is quickly outpacing the supply of new graduates. kron four's terisa estacio has more - including how one university is trying to help. (terisa estacio - reporting) here at dominican university in the north bay the dean of health and natural sciences is well aware of the incredible need for highly qualified nurses dr. ruth ramsey was once a nurse herself and knows the stresses and demands of the job that is one of the driving forces of overseeing a top notch program here at domincian - a private university nestled in san rafael. the school currently graduates at least 100 nurses an academic year. it is a rigourous program, and that is a part of the problem concerning dramaticaly increasing the number of nurses in general it takes time for students to go through clinical tours, and challenging course work in hard sciences. dr. ramsey adds, coupled with an aging demographic in this country, it is dynamic situation that doesn't have an overnight cure. dr. ruth ramsey, dean school of health and natural sciences, dominican university. we are looking to expand, but it is difficult to get qualified teachers. (continue vo) there are currently three million nurses in the us - the country will need to produce more than one million new registered nurses by 2022 to fulfill its health care needs according to the american nurses assocation. a spokesperson with the california nurses assocation adds, schools also have a tough time getting qualified teachers, because many would have to take a large pay cut to leave nursing and join

academia, in marin county, terisa estacio kron four news (grant) vice president mike pence travels to the u.s.

border with mexico to meet with customs and border protection employees...as a caravan of migrants seeks entry after a month long trek toward the u.s. karin caifa reports. for some it's been a month- long, nearly three thousand mile journey, from countries like el salvador and honduras. the hope -- entry into the united states.mos (translated): we know that trump has to open his heart, his good side. we're coming with plans to work. we're not coming to be a burden to the country. now, dozens of migrants on the mexican side of the san ysidro port of entry say they'll stay as long as it takes for their chance to meet with u.s. officials to request asylum -- a legal, but not guaranteed way to be granted entry to the united states.but a u.s. customs and border protection spokesman said they do not yet have the capacity to process their claims.this year's caravan getting more attention than before because of president trump's repeated criticism, president donald trump: it's a horrible, dangerous journey for them, for them and they come up because they know once they get here they can walk right into our countryand his plans to build a border wall.

president donald trump: we don't have borders. we are going to build the wall, we're getting it. we've already started.vice president pence traveled to calexico, california, monday to review a portion of that wall that is being repaired and meet with customs and border protection employees.vice president mike pence: president trump and i are absolutely committed to seeing to the construction of a border wall but also reforming our immigration laws. earlier this month, the trump administration authorized the deployment of up to 4,000 national guard personnel to the southern border.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (catherine) the june election is coming up....and last nightkron four brought you the debate between fourof the candidates...who want to lead our state... democrats antonio villaraigosa and john chiang -- and republicans travis allen and john cox. they all want to be one of the last two standing, after the june 5th primary.

they touched on subjects ranging from healthcareand public safety....to immigration and border security. travis allen, republican candidate for governor "we will reverse the illegal sanctuary state. we will get voter id in california." antonio villaraigosa, democratic candidate for governor "i'm going to work with you to grow more middle class jobs, to educate more of your kids."john cox, republican candidate for governor "i want to turn this state around because this state absolutely needs to turn around."john chiang, democratic candidate for governor "i have the honesty, the integrity, the record of fiscal responsibility and responsible leadership to move california."> not all of the candidates took part.two of them didn't make the cut.. and lt. governor gavin newsom declined the invitation. the last day to register to vote is may 21st. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on

our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend.

(grant) still ahead...

providing people with more health insurance options... or gutting obamacare. it's an ongoing debate in our nation's capitol. details on the proposed changes to short-term health insurance. (catherine) and after the break-- why it sounds as though you might as well brace for ever higher gas prices...

for your money tonight... gas prices continue to get more expensive... and drivers could be paying more at the pump this summer than they have in years. right now-- gas prices have climbed above 3-dollars-and-50-cents in every major city in california. crude oil prices are at the highest levels in more than three years-- and it's expected to get even more expensive. one reason gas prices are so high in the state-- the gas tax in california is among the highest in the nation... at 46- cents a gallon. = here's a look at bay area gas prices right now... in oakland and san jose it's $3.63 for a gallon of regular. and san francisco is the most expensive in the nation... at $3.73.

(catherine) t-mobile and sprint are agreeing to merge....as america's national wireless carriers shrink from four to three... although it's not a done deal.the combination - worth more than 26-billion dollars - still needsregulatory approval. even then - it probably wouldn't finalize until early next year. meantime, the companies are talking up the dealas great for high-speed wireless investments, rural serviceand u.s. competitiveness.. there's concern that a merger could mean an end to an era of aggressive competition for customers. and the customers.

and the next generation "5- g" technology won't be coming nationwide until at least 2020. (grant) next at 5:30... dirty streets continue to be a problem in san francisco. and now people say they don't want to visit because of the filth-- and homelessness. we'll talk live in studio with the c-e-o of san francisco travel... on what is being done to try to boost tourism in the city. (catherine) also -- a violent attempted robbery in the east bay. tonight police continue to search for the suspect. details on where they're warning people to warning people to always travel in groups.

(catherine) tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood right now. (grant) starting in the east bay... police in berkeley are looking for this man... as he is believed to be connected to an armed robbery. they say a female cal student fought him off as he tried to rob her on saturday morning. the attack happened at college avenue and channing way. the woman says the robber had a gun. the suspect is believed to be in his 20's and about 5 foot 8 inches tall. police are telling people to stay in groups when walking around.

(grant) police are investigating a deadly shooting in albany after a man was found shot and hunched over a park bench yesterday. police found him on masonic avenue near the ohlone greenway. the victim was taken to a hospital where he died. his name has not been released. police are still looking for the gunman tonight... and so far don't have any leads. (catherine) to the north bay-- firefighters believe a space heater sparked a house fire in santa rosa early this morning. the battalion chief says the heater was left in an office on meadow ridge drive. the fire destroyed the garage, two cars, and half a kitchen... causing 400- thousand dollars in damage. firefighters arrived around one in the morning and were able to contain the fire within 30 minutes. (catherine) police are searching for a man who robbed a shell gas station in santa rosa. this is surveillance video of the thief leaving the store last night. police say the man brandished a weapon at the clerk... and demanded money.

the thief then got into a red car that was waiting outside. officers searched for the man and car but couldn't find them.. (grant) on the peninsula... four people are rescued from the water in pacifica after their boat ran aground. the group was on its way to san diego over the weekend when the boat started having engine problems. strong currents ended up pushing the sailboat to linda mar beach. all 4 passengers were rescued... including a woman who is 7-months pregnant. the boat captain says she plans to have the boat fixed... and then continue continue the journey to san diego. (grant) the peninsula humane society and s-p-c-a in burlingame is waiving adoption fees for bunnies. starting tomorrow-- you can apply to adopt a rabbit for free. this is a picture of snoop-- one of the rabbits up for adoption. the shelter says they are perfect pets for people who live in small homes. but-- they add that even though the adoption fee is waved, there is a strict application process to make sure the rabbits to to safe homes. lawrence karnow: the winds

kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend. (catherine) the trump administration is moving forward with plans to change the rules for short term health insurance plans by

expanding coverage to a year. the plans offer stripped down coverage... our washington correspondent, alexandra limon explains why many democratic lawmakers are vowing to fight the changes. short term health insurance plans are less expensive and cover people who are unemployed or don't have other insurance options. but critics say expanding short term plans is yet another attempt to gut obamacare.sen. ron wyden / oregon (d)is from the trump administration is to try to accomplish administratively what they can't legislatively. currently people can get short term health plans for up to 90 days, the proposed rule change would expand the plans to up to one year.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsshort term plans typically don't cover prescriptions drugs, maternity care and some say they're discriminatory because they don't cover people with preexisting conditions.sen. ron wydeni'm going to do everything i can to block these junk insurance policies. jan dubauskas / healthedeals.c omthat's partly what allows it to keep the premium between one and two hundred dollars a monthjan dubauskas, the general counsel for health e- deals dot com, says the company is the largest seller of short term insurance plans. jan dubauskas / healthedeals.c omwe just think that the democrats don't have all the information and we're happy to talk further about itshe says the plans aren't meant to be a replacement for comprehensive

coverage. instead they're a cheaper alternative to cobra jan dubauskas / healthedeals.c omwe don't feel short term medical competes with aca in any way.critics say short terms plans do compete with affordable care act plans, precisely because they're cheaper.they say expanding the plans, will create a sicker pool of a-c-a enrollees, causing prices to skyrocket and obamacare unravel. in washington alexandra limon (grant) happening now in san francisco... there's a major push to clean up the streets of san francisco. homeless encampments, urine and feces, trash...nobody likes it. and now mayor mark farrell is vowing to do

something about it. he has promised 750-thousand dollars to hire more people to pick up discarded needles... and 13-million dollars over the next two years... for more heavy duty steam cleaners and pit stop toilets. the city famed for its views of the san francisco bay and its compassion for the needy has long tolerated overflowing trash bins and homeless people camped out on sidewalks. but this is also starting to deter people from visiting san francisco. so says joe d'alessandro.. president and c-e-o of san francisco travel. san francisco may have hit peak saturation with tent camps, stinky urine and trash littering its filthy streets and a new interim mayor has vowed to do something about it. in the last few weeks, mayor mark farrell has promised $750,000 to hire more people to pick up discarded needles and $13 million over the next two years for more heavy duty

steam cleaners and pit stop toilets.the city famed for its views of the san francisco bay and its compassion for the needy has long tolerated overflowing trash bins and homeless people camped out on sidewalks.commuters routinely walk past people slumped over in transit stations, sometimes shooting up in public .but farrell and others say people do not feel safe using city sidewalks anymore.

(catherine) coming up... the controversy on what is and is not considered an emotional support animal. some are accused of working the system to get their animals into places they're not supposed to be. we'll look at both sides of the issue. (catherine) and after the break... a former porn star takes aim at president trump again. what stormy daniels is now accusing the president of doing. president of doing. ♪ ♪

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star stormy daniels is suing president trump for defamation. the lawsuit was filed in new york today. she claims she had an affair with the president in 2006 and that she was threatened by a man in 2011 to keep quiet. earlier this month on twitter, trump called a sketch of the man "a total con job" and said he was "non existent." daniels' attorney calls the president's statements "irresponsible and defamatory." the white house is denying the affair between daniels and trump. (grant) still ahead... the sharks return to san jose... as they face the las vegas golden knights in game 3 tonight. we're at the

shark tank as fans are already showing up. you could generate your own energy,

at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. people are hurt --including an

officer -- after a crash involving a chp cruiser. these are new photos -- this happened on eastboung interstate 80 in fairfield.... about a half mile before red-top road. investigators say white mitsubishi mirage crashed into a chp vehicle that was pulled over on the right-hand shoulder. the chp officer's injuries are described as "moderate" 3 people in the mittsubishi were taken to the hospital with major injuries three eastbound lanes are closed due to the crash. (grant)the sharks are back at home after a heated game two in las vegas.... the double overtime victory is providing some momentum for the sharks in a tough playoff series... (catherine)and fans are already making their way to

san jose for game 3 ... kron 4's kim smith reports from the shark tank.

tug of war.... the sharks trying to keep it all on their side tonight...we'll hear from evander later on in sports as he returns after missing the last game..(( fans: ))(vo continues)and it helps to have their star forward back ..evander kane returns tonight after a 1-game suspension for cross checking in game 1 of this series...(kim: we'll hear from evander kane later on in sports at 6... puck drops a little earlier tonight at 7, so fans are already starting to make their way inside for game 3, of course highlights for you later tonight.... reporting live from the sap smith kron 4 sports>### (grant) good news warriors fans-- steph curry is likely to return tuesday night for game two against the pelicans. the warriors are listing the two-time m-v-p as probable. head coach, steve kerr said at practice... that steph will not be on a minute restriction. curry has missed the last 15 games

due to left knee injury coming up at 6-45... our sports director, gary radnich will tells us what we can expect from curry in game 2 (catherine) want to bring your dog on a plane? or do you live in an apartment complex that doesn't allow pets? anyone claiming an emotional need can go online, and for a relatively small fee - can register their dog as an emotional support animal. some say it's fraud - especially when you can jump on amazon and in a matter of hours have a "service dog" vest shipped to your front door. in-depth tonight... kron4's michelle kingston and her puppy 'dasher' .... show us just how easy the process really is. this is dasher -- a two year old pit bull puppy mix.he's big but he's cute and cuddly -- and an absolute love.ábarká but -- he isn't fully trained ... and sometimes other dogs and people make him nervous.he is definitely not qualified to

be an emotional support animal -- not yet anyway -- but i went online to register him to see if he'd pass the test.but once i got on usdogregistry. net i realized there wasn't a test at all.all i had to do was type in my name, dasher's name and give my credit card information.i didn't have to say why i need an emotional support animal or provide proof of a doctor's note of any mental condition. dasher's $79 emotional support animal certification will arrive in the mail in about a week.. with free shipping!dana valladares, emotional support dog owner"no, i feel like everybodys entitled to their own, you know, if that's their business, then you know, if that's why they need them then that's why they need them." last night -- you met dana valladares -- she used the same website as i did to register her dog.unlike me -- dana says she suffers from depression and certified her dog to help her anxiety.i registered my dog dasher just to see how easy the process

really is.michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"i was even able to buy this 'service dog' vest on amazon without any explanation."theresa stern, visually impaired"it makes me feel just very disappointed i guess in society comfortable about lying about something as personal to them as whether or not they have a disability simply to have their pet dog accompany them in public and that is really infringing on my rights and has challenge to other people who really do have a disability and assistance of a service animal."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"usdogregistry.or g is just one of you can use to certify your dog. we reached out to them to ask why they certify dogs without even knowing why their owners need that emotional support -- or if the dog is properly trained. we reached out to them to ask why they certify dogs without even knowing why their owners need that emotional support, or if the dog is properly trained. they said they provide identification kits 'to be used to communicate to others that the dogs service a medical need or are assisting their handlers, and that they are not pets. the handlers are still responsible for ensuring that their dogs meet the appropriate training requirements and do not behave inappropriately in public places. the handlers are also responsible for ensuring that they have qualifying disabilities and documentation, if applicable.' and as far as dasher's registration, i'll be throwing it out as soon as it arrives in the mail. in the east bay, michelle kingston, kron 4 news."

lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend. a florida (grant) weekend.return next clouds will few more weather and a cooler 80s inland. getting near some highs midweek with through will continue through

midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend. weekend.

(grant) a florida boy

learns a lesson the hard way... by standing on a corner wearing a sign that says "i'm a bully". (catherine) that was the punishment his father handed down - for bullying. robert lowe reports. michael yager/father"i figured i would teach him a lesson that would embarrass him and make him feel the that the way kids feel."michael yager says he was outraged after learning his son, jacob, bullied multiple classmates at new smyrna beach middle school. wanting to teach his 13- year-old a lesson the frustrated father took an unorthodox approach. michael yager/father"i wrote the sign, i'm a bully. honk if you hate bullies." yager drove his son to nearby state route 442 and parked him on a busy corner. his son, holding the sign high. jacob yager/son"embarrassed and kind of nervous."jacob says it did not take long for people to start honking.some even stopped to talk to father and son.michael yager/father"i had edgewater police stop by, i had volusia county sheriffs.

i had a good response from the neighborhood." but michael acknowledges not everyone agrees with his parenting. michael yager/father"i had one woman come up and call me every name in the book." reporter question"how do you respond to parents who say putting your son out on the road is in fact bullying your own son?" michael yager/father "in my mind, i was doing the right thing, but i guess you cannot please everybody." a recent staggering statistic shows one out of every five students report being bullied. jacob says he has learned a valuable lesson. jacob yager/son"you never know what someone can be going through. like, if you want to be the bully and if you have something inside someone go to a guidance counselor or something." (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 new

tonight on kron4 news at six. we'll talk to an expert about the factors driving up gas prices.... and just how much more you'll soon be paying at the pump. plus - also new at six -- parents know prom can be very expensive... now some silicon valley teenagers have rolled out an idea that could help others get that perfect dress for a fraction of the cost. and - we have the just released renderings of the new warriors arena in san francisco. that's all coming up next at six.

(pam) bart and muni are teaming up to fund elevator attendents.... at two of their san francisco stations

which have been plagued with human waste and drug use. (pam) hello everyone.. thanks for joining us.. i'm pam moore.. kron4's maureen kelly reports on what the transit agency is paying to try and tackle this unsanitary problem. compared to before it's really nice. what was it like before? very stinky today is a better day for bart riders like tom begley who need to use the elevator at the civic center station to get to the train.that's because he was greeted by one of the new elevator attendants.granted it's her first day on the job but tawanna haines says she's getting lots of positive feedback one lady had even stated you know walking in here it always smells like an outhouse and she's just happy to know it's 7 o'clock in the morning at that time and not a drop on the floor the presence of these 35 new employees is expected to deter people from coming in here...to use drugs.....or use them as a toliet. so they will stay cleaner...and not break down as often....as well as make riders feel safer.bart board member bevan dufty says the pilot program is being launched here at civic center and powell street stations

because they have been ground zero for the frustation riders feel about over homelessness and the mentally ill and feeling unsafe as they travel in from the suburbs especially late at night. that's with consistently been hearing is that the problems here are really having a big affect and we're saying that over on the bart system that there's been a reduction of riders on evenings and weekends part of the attendent jobs it to track if the elevator usage increases while they are along for the ride.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) breaking news we

continue to follow tonight -- four people are hurt -- including an officer -- after a crash involving a chp cruiser. this happened on interstate 80 in fairfield.... about a half mile before about a half in fairfield.... about a half mile before redtop road. investigators say white mitsubishi mirage crashed into a chp vehicle that was pulled over on the right-hand shoulder. the chp officer's injuries are described as "moderate"the mitsubishi driver and both their right front and rear right front and rear passengers were taken to the hospital with major injuries three eastbound lanes are closed due to lanes are eastbound three eastbound lanes are closed due to the crash.closed due to the crash. (pam)in the south bay... san jose police have arrested 16 gang members.... suspected of committing a series of

carjackings and robberies. five adults along with 11 juveniles... have been taken into custody. the operation was conducted last week -- seizing firearms, ammunition, and various other stolen goods. police say, this particular gang differs from other gangs --- in that the members are at war with the general public --- rather than rival gangs. they also say, they are glad they made these arrests when they did. (pam) the gang members are accused of committing 7 robberies, 10 burglaries, 6 carjackings, and one assault with a deadly weapon. of the 16 arrested... the five adults have been booked into county jail. eleven others... aged 15 to 17... are in juvenile hall. (pam) the domestic violence case involving 49ers

star reuben foster will continue .. that is even though the woman he is alleged to have dragged and punched ... has recanted her allegations. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the latest developments. nats (reuben foster arrives at court house in san jose)49ers linebacker reuben foster had nothing to say to the media as he returned to the hall of justice for a plea hearing early monday. inside department 44, foster was silent and entered no plea as the prosecution requested more time to review new evidence in the case says asst. d.a. jim demertzis.jim demertizis "....there was a video submitted to the people and out of respect to mr foster's due process rights and integrity of the on going investigation, it would be inappropriate to comment..." nats (attorney stephanie rickard declines to comment) there was also no comment from from stephanie rickard, the attorney for foster's former girlfriend and alleged victim, elyssa ennis. in a statement, ennis says that foster did not strike or threaten her and that her injuries resulted from afight with another woman, which was captured on the video.jim demertizis/asst.

district attorney "....we understand that people have a lot of questions about this case, what's important to keep in mind, sadly, too often victims of domestic violence for a host of reasons, choose not to cooperate with the process that holds their abusers accountable..."reuben foster as also facing charges of possessing an illegal assault weapon but a misdemeanor ammunition charge was dismissed. foster is scheduled to return to court on may 8th.rob fladeboe/san jose '....so far, prosecutors have given no indication that they will reverse course on earlier statements that they will proceed with the the case even if the reported victim does not testify. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) in the east bay... a sideshow crackdown. several police departments worked together over the weekend ... to stop a huge sideshow from happening

saturday in antioch. police there got help from the c-h-p and officers from pittsburg, oakley, and brentwood ...to stop the show. several drivers showed up and were stopped for vehicle code violations, d-u-i, outstanding warrants, and reckless driving. in total-- 42 citations were issued, 4 cars were impounded, and 5 people were arrested. and 5 people impounded, and 5 people were arrested. (pam) several cars were towed after a sideshow in oakland yesterday as well. this is a picture from police... as the cars are being towed way. police say, they received several calls of sideshows happening throughout the city. they have not said if anyone was arrested. (pam) also in the east bay. police are investigating a deadly shooting in albany .... after a man was found shot and hunched over a park bench yesterday. police found him on masonic avenue, near the ohlone greenway. the victim was taken to a hospital where he died. his name has not been released. police are still looking for the gunman tonight... and so

far do not have any leads. (pam) another big story tonight.it is a crisis that affects just about everyone... a nursing shortage is sweeping the state - and the country. recent reports show, the demand for nurses is quickly outpacing the supply of new graduates. kron four's terisa estacio has more - including how one university is trying to help. (estacio reporting) dr. ruth ramsey. we are looking at a shortage for many different reasons. dr. ruth ramsey is the dean of the health and natural sciences at dominican university a private college in the north bay. dr. ruth ramsey. by 2020, the numbers will be down by 20 percent, nurses retiring and more elderly people needing care. dr. ramsey says dominican has about 100 graduates a year in their nursing program. she talked with me about how they are trying to get more students in and equip them with the skills they need for the very challenging career. she adds, it is a complicated and dynamic issue. nursing is a rigorous undergraduate program - with demanding coursework. there are nearly 3 million nurses in the us. the country will need to produce more than one million

new registered nurses by 2022 to fullfill its health care needs according to the american nusrses assocation. while many believe adding more schools or even adding online classes could help, dr. ramsey says it isn't a simple cure. dr. ramsey. you can't just add online classes. you must have hands on.dr. ramsey says for a long time, nurses were not valued - and that didn't help either. dr. ramsey. they were overlooked. we need to do more. in marin county, terisa estacio kron four news. a minor earthquake rattles the east bay, rattles the earthquake a minor

a minor earthquake rattles the east bay, again. the u-s geologival survey says, a three- point- three quake struck near alamo this morning.. one day after a series of small temblor's in danville. the earthquake happened around five- in the morning. some people living in in morgan hill in the south bay say, they felt it . no injuries or damage have been reported. (pam) inspections of the steel on the golden gate bridge got underway today. highly specialized workers began close up inspections of the bridge's towers .... to determine if any areas need repairs. officials are urging commuters not to slow down on the roadway to rubberneck and impede the flow of traffic on the bridge.

bicyclists are being asked to dismount and walk their bikes around the towers. the work is expected to be completed within a week -- with the scaffolding coming down by may 11th. a live look outside right now... clouds in the distance on this monday evening .. we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend. (pam) new at 6 tonight... we are getting a look at new renderings of

the future home of the golden state warriors... weekend.return next weekend. (pam) new at 6 tonight... we are getting a look at new renderings of the future home of the golden state warriors... including a look at the "gatehouse"... that will welcome people who arrive to the complex via muni. the building encompasess the main plaza, two retail units, and seating for 250 people. the two office buildings are 11 -stories tall, 160- feet high and 580-tall, 160- feet high and 580-thousand square feet. the chase center is expected to open sometime next

year. (pam) coming up... bay area gasoline prices are already well over $3- fifty a gallon and they are about to go up even more... we talk with an analyst about the reasons why .. (pam) know someone who needs a dress for prom? there is an app for that ... after two silicon valley teens create an alternative solution to buying high priced prom dresses. (pam) and next.. ... two northern california families filled with emotion ... because of a true gift from the heart..

(pam) the service of a san francisco firefighter ... lives on after his death .... as another man is alive today because of his generosity. the firefighter donated his heart, which now beats inside an oroville man's chest. angela musallam reports. aletha gomez/partner of organ donator"it was loud, it was strong, as strong as his love for us actually." (crying) emotions ran through aletha gomez, as she heard the heartbeat of her son's father, for the first time in nearly a year.perry choy's heart, now beating strong inside this oroville man.aletha gomez/partner of organ donator "i feel thankful and grateful that he lives on."choy, a san francisco firefighter, unexpectedly passed away last year, after suffering from a stroke.his last wishes to gomez:aletha gomez/partner of organ donator"he told me, 'you know when i pass away, when i die, what am i gonna do with it? might as well donate it and save more lives.'"choy's sudden death became the gift of life for many, including 63- year old jim donovan.jim

donovan/organ recipient"i'm proud, really proud."it's been a rough journey for donovan, who moved from bakersfield several years ago, hoping his valley fever would go away.the condition transformed into "congestive heart failure".jim donovan/organ recipient"i actually gave up and i gave u for a long time and i didn't think anything would happen." donovan waited almost two years before his doctors found an exact match, for a heart transplant, last august.that match came from choy, who had passed just days before donovan received his new heart. aletha gomez/partner of organ donator"this is his will, this is what he wants."choy's spirit now breathes life in donovan, and other people who may have never gotten the chance.jim donovan/organ recipient"i'm gonna go see my grandchildren and celebrate life again, a second life." (pam) that was angela musallam

reporting. roughly 12- thousand people died in 2017.... waiting on an organ transplant, according to sierra donor services. (pam) also new at six..a conservative effort to repeal california's recent gas tax increase.... is ramping up. today -- supporters of the repeal effort turned in 940- thousand signatures... to try and get the issue on the november ballot. the 12-cent lawmaker - approved tax... took effect six months ago.. the money raised is being used for road and highway repairs. (pam) for now get ready to pay even more at the pump. gas prices are expected to hit their highest level in years. joining me now to talk about what is pushing up the price of gas -- mike blasky from triple- a. first, let's look at current prices: the average price per gallon for regular gasoline.. sf: 3.73 oakland: 3.63 san jose: 3.64 and change

in price ..just since january 1st. sf: +.50 oakland: + .51 oakland: + .51 san jose: +.55 ..

let's take a look outside right now... sun peeking through the clouds.. chief meteorologist lawrence

karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend. (pam) coming up.. a stunning discovery by an art museum became the last thing

curators wanted to (pam) weekend.return next weekend.

(pam) coming up.. a stunning discovery by an art museum... became the last thing curators wanted to hear.... (pam) and another mega - communications deal getting wrapped up ... will this mean more higher prices and fees for consumers? we hear from our financial analyst.

(pam) t-mobile and sprint have agreed to merge after years of negotiations... it is not a done deal yet - but some are concerned about the fact the merger would mean less competition in the marketplace.. catherine heenan is here with the story... including reaction from our financial expert rob black.. catherine? . (catherine) if this gets regulatory approval and actually pans out....the combined company would take on t-mobile's name...

and it would leave just two other major wireless carriers in the u.s. --- verizon and a- t-and-t. sprint and t-mobile are making big promises...including a faster new '5-g' tecnology. rob black talked about this on kron four news this morning... he's a little skeptical about suggestions that consumers wouldn't pay more.. the ceo's of both companies are

promising that themerger would mean thousands of new jobs. regulators in the trump administration will have to sign off on the merger. it's unlikely to be a done deal until sometime next year. pam? (pam) next at 6:30.it's a bird... it's a plane... it's a submarine.find out why this homemade submersible had east bay authorities momentarily confused. (pam) plus, a high tech solution to 'prom dress' sticker shock ... (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... ahead.

it is prom season -- teenagers and their nervous parents are out shopping for the perfect dress.. but getting dolled up can set you back hundreds - maybe even thousands of dollars. kron 4's gayle ong introduces us to the silicon valley high school students... who created an app to save time and money.. "we're trying to revolutionize teen formal ware initially formal ware all types of clothing and just create better prom dress shopping experience for girls."what started as a business project freshmen year -- actually turned into a real business nishka and riya both juniors at the harker school in san jose created the app promelle.. sot :13riya grupta/co-founder promelle app"when we started promelle, a lot of teen girls didn't have access to quality clothing that is still affordable so our ultimate goal is to provide every teen girl with access to an unlimited closet of their dreams."the app was inspired

by popular sites like rent the run way and poshmark -the teens wanted to fit a niche in the bay areasot :12"and then for girls, especially our age don't have time to go out and get a job. girls who just list their items on the app, they can get rented and make money. which is a really great way for teens to make money."the conecpt is simple - you download the app to your phone, register and upload pictures and list your item.. 20 percent goes to promelle 80 percent goes to the lender .. the app was launched in 20-16 - the teens raised about 50-thousand dollars to get it up and runningthey hired a coder to help build the app nishka ayya/co-founder promelle app"it's been a process but really enjoyable, i would never give it up for anything."sot :17gayle ong: "riya and nishka they haven't applied to colleges yet but they do want to pursue a career in business. in fact the highlight of their app is winning second place at the diamond challenge last year. a competition for high school entrepreneurs. in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news."

(grant) breaking news we continue to follow tonight -- four people are hurt -- including an officer -- after a crash involving a chp cruiser. this happened on eastboung interstate 80 in fairfield.... about a half mile before redtop road. investigators say white mitsubishi mirage crashed into a chp vehicle that was pulled over on the right-hand pulled over on that was pulled over on the right-hand shoulder. the chp officer's injuries are described as "moderate"the mitsubishi driver and two passengers were taken to the hospital with major injuries three eastbound lanes are closed due to the crash.

lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a

bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and a few more clouds will return next weekend. (pam) new at six-- the alameda county fire (pam) (pam) new at six-- the alameda county fire department had an unexpected surprise when it responded to reports

of a downed airplane in the water... officials discovered.... it was actually a homemade submarine. the abandoned vessel's hatch... is covered with a replica of captain america's shield. a rescue boat towed the submarine to the emeryville marina. the fire department says, the vessel is registered emeryville police say, they are looking for the owner. (pam) vice president mike pence arrived in california today... en route to get a look at the border wall --- review repairs --- and meet with customs and border protection employees. earlier this month, the trump administration authorized the deployment of up to 4,000 national guard personnel to the southern border .... to ramp up illegal immigration enforcement. (pam) pence's visit comes as a

caravan of migrants is seeking entry into the u.s. for some, it has been a month- long, nearly three- thousand mile journey, from countries including el salvador and honduras. the migrants say, they will stay as long as it takes ... for their chance to meet with u.s. officials and request asylum. but a u.s. customs and border protection spokesman said, they do not yet have the capacity to process all their claims. (pam) still ahead.. there one day - gone the next. we find out what happened to the special tree given as a gift from the president of france.. france.. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. 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. geyser in the world is at

yellowstone national park... it is called the steamboat geyser ... and it does not usually erupt that often ... but, it has erupted three times in the past six weeks! according to the u-s geological survey... this is the first time the geyser has had multiple eruptions in a single year since 2003. the third and largest of the eruptions this year ... occurred on friday. scientists are stumped about what is causing all the activity. it could be a new thermal disturbance... or the geyser could merely be entering a period of more frequent eruptions. it remains a mystery for now..... (pam) meanwhile, the mystery of the missing tree on the white house lawn ... has been solved. the so-called

"bromance tree" planted by president trump and french president emmanuel macron ... was missing from white house grounds. the gift from macron and his wife, during their high -profile visit to washington last week, has been removed from the soil. th french ambassador to the u-s, gerard araud, says, the tree is just in quarantine. he says, the roots "were enclosed in a plastic protection," and it will be replanted. (pam) new at 6. a museum in france has learned most of its collection is fake.the terrus museum in elne -- a southern french village -- is dedicated to the works of french painter etienne terrus, who lived in the 19th and 20th century. experts have confirmed, 82 of the 140 works 82 of the 140 works displayed there are counterfeit..they started noticing inconsistencies in the paintings' style, time periods represented and materials used. authorities are investigating who is behind the counterfeit artwork.

in sports. the sharks are gearing up for game- 3 of the stanley cup playoffs tonight.. against the las vegas golden knights. and speaking of playoffs ... the warriors were in practice today... but the question on everyone's mind ... is steph curry back? sports director gary radnich has that... and all the sports... next.

the warriors are in practice today...after an impressive game 1 performance agaisnt the new orleans pelicans. the dubs 3 all stars were rolling against the pelicans. draymond green made histroy with his fourth career postseason triple double...becoming the franchise leader for most playoff triple doulbes. klay thompson and kevin durant...combined for 53 points. but the question on dubs fans minds...is steph

curry playing tomrrow. while curry is listed as probable for tomorrow... coaches and players alike are 100 percent confident their leader on the court will return. it's been eight long weeks since all four all starts have played together...but according to head coach steve kerr and kevin drought ends tomorrow. (sot) kerr" feeling good today he went through practice. i would be very surprised if he didn't play.but we have to wait until tomorrow to see how he is feeling."durant"steph is a legend...he's great. players like that leave the game for a certain period of time and it matter...i expect him to be who he is. the los angeles dodgers have angeles the los the los angeles the los

angeles dodgers have lost a key player at shortstop. corey seager is out for the entire season. the two- time all star will undergo tommy john surgery.tommy john will undergo tommy john surgery. it's a devastating blow for a dodger's team that is 12-15 sp far this season...and in fourth place in the nl west. los angeles just lost three out of four to the giants over the weekend.

49ers linebacker reuben fostewre was scheduled to appear in court today...howeve r... there was a change of plans. the case has been pushed back untill may 8th. the prosecution says it needs more time to review the videotape sent by elissa ennis. elissa.. is foster's former girlfriend... she says she lied to police about being attacked by foster. foster was charged with two felonies...domestic violence and attempting to prevent a victim from reporting a crime. reuben foster as also facing charges of possessing an illegal assault weapon but a misdemeanor ammunition charge was dismissed.

and the oakland raiders are also in the news..for all the wrong reasons. police were call to the home of offensive lineman donald penn last night...about a possible domestic violence incident. penn was not home...but officers were told he slapped his wife...poured a drink on her...and grabbed her wrist. penn told the media today that there was a verbal disagremment ...but there was no physical altercation. police are still investigating the incident...but say donald penn...is the main suspect. (gary) the san jose the san

jose sharks are back at the sap center tonight... after a heated game two in las vegas.... the double overtime victory is providing some momentum for the sharks in a tough playoff series... the sharks were without evander kane last game... but he's back tonight... kane is returning from a one game suspension for cross checking in game 1 of this series... but, head coach pete deboer says they know the depth this team has because they played 80 percent of their games this season before evander kane was acquired by the team... but they can't deny the sharks are much better with kane on the ice... the sharks get one winger back on that first line... but lose another tonight.. deboer confirmed this morning that joonas donskoi... is out tonight with a lower body injury.. he says it's not too serious, but they will have to adjust without donskoi.. chris tierney will go with that first line in his absence.... we spoke to evander kane today...he say's it was pretty hard watching his team battle in game 2 from the press box.(sot) < evander kane: " i haven't been that nervous in a long long time. definitely more nervous watching than playing. so i'm happy to be back on the bench. the momentum from the

last game is over with. we have to start creating that with our start in using that as our advantage and go from there."> (pam) (pam) coming up... you have likely heard of wedding crashers.. but graduation crashers? meet the two visitors who made this graduation - unforgettable. malibu.

students at a pepperdine university graduation ceremony nearly got upstaged ... by a pair of uninvited guests from the skies...jeremy roth has today's take a look at this! graduates of california's pepperdine university had their spotlight stolen ...by a pop-in from a pair of pesky pelicans!it happened at the school's oceanside graduation in malibu on april 28thwhere families of the graduates got the bird, twice ...when the pelicans swooped down on the crowd, creating a mixture of chaos and comedyseveral school officials tried to shoo away the uninvited guests, who stubbornly stood their groundi mean, technically, the school was on their turf!eventually, the birds were relocated and the ceremony continueda florida photographer caught a once-in-a-lifetime nature shot of an osprey ...carrying a shark ...that's carrying a fish wow!photog doc jon caught the incredible shot on april 12th, walking along florida's madeira beachhe said he didn't realize what he had until he took a closer look at the pics at homethe photo immediately went viral, racking up thousands of views and shares on social mediajon labeled it "the best photo i've ever taken" -- later clarifying: "for content, not quality"jon was actually quite critical of the shot, telling weather.com he wished it was cleaneruh, is it possible our standards may be a bit high there, doc?!it is an amazing shot!for talat - i'm jeremy roth (pam) new

(pam) (pam) (pam) new video tonight of brazilian surfer rodrigo koxa.... setting a new world surfing record -- streaking down an 80- foot mountain of water, at the infamous nazare break in

portugal. koxa's death- defying descent took place in november, but the public is just now getting to see the video. the world record was previously held by garrett mcnamara - for surfing a 78- foot wave back in 20-11. koxa's massive wave also propelled him to victory for biggest wave of the year... at the world surf league big wave awards in southern california. the quick- silver x- x-l biggest wave award.... comes with a 25-thousand dollar prize. lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs getting near 80s inland. cooler weather and

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