opioid epidemic has reached the bay area. tonight-- it appears to be getting worse in the north bay-- as well as in communities across the country. good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. authorities say the opioid problem is taking aim at high schoolers and young adults. kron four's philippe djegal reports from petaluma and explains how bad the situation has become. .. (philippe) putting the opiod epidemic into perspective. petaluma valley hospital says in the past two months... it has treated more people for prescription drug overdoses than it has in the past five years.heather elliott- hudson/ppad- "it's here -- its starting." heather elliott-hudson and kathleen stafford co-founded petaluma parents again st drugs two years ago... when their kids were still in high school -- and feared their curiousity in prescription drugs could lead to an addiction or death. kathleen stafford/ppad- "if your kid isn't doing it, we 100-percent garauntee that they know somebody close to them there is." stafford and elliott-hudson are pleased

to hear the petaluma police department is responding to this crisis. as of monday, all uniformed officers are carrying the anti-opiod medication narcan. it can reverse the effects of an overdose of heroin and other opiods including the synthetic drug fentanyl. in the past six months, police have responded to at least 21 overdose calls. in those cases -- four people died. one of them a 16-year-old boy who, last month, is believed to have been killed from takng xanax that contained fentanyl. his mother was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and child endangerment.kathleen stafford/ppad- "those pill parties i used to watch on 60 minutes -- they call them skittles parties. i was in awe, like wow, that doesn't happen around here. they happen every weekend around here. in these neighborhoods." investigators also believe the number of overdoses citywide is much higher. it's just that not all of them are reported.heather elliott- hudson/ppad- "start talking to your kids. be nosey. you're the parent for a reason. and, it doesn't mean you have to be a jerk-parent, but you need to be involved." before it's too late. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(grant) preventing and policing sideshows has been a major challenge for bay area law enforcement. but as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...one east bay police department may have found the blue print for stopping them ábefore they start. nats/file sideshow videothis is the kind of scene sideshow participants and spectators thought they would experience last saturday night in antioch. but these photos show you what was waiting for them when they arrivedsotsotantioch police chief tammany brooks is showing the tire skid marks from a sideshow that happened here at the delta fair plaza back in april. he says another sideshow was planned for this location last saturday but antioch police were given a heads upsot

rely on the community. when they give this information to us ahead of time it enables us to plan ahead, pull our resources together. this particular show was adverised as far south as fresno and bakersfield">sgt. rick smith put in a mutual aid call to east contra costa county law enforcement in pittsburg, brentwood, oakley and the california highway patrolsot sgt. rick smith/antioch police department: "last couple of years we had to put up with sideshow happening impromptu and reckless driving throughout the city, it put an extreme tax on all the different agencies. this last year we came together, do it as an east county effort to make it known that this side of the county is off limits to this and we are not tolerating it">officer made 49 certified road inspection stops, issued 42 citations, impounded 4 vehicles and made 5 arrests...in antioch haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) in san jose mark

zuckerberg took the stage to deliver facebook's keynote address at their annual f=8 developer conference. kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate was there and says user safety and privacy was the focus. stand up - zuckerberg spent the first 15 minutes of the keynote address the recent scandals and the concern over privacy and safetysot - mark zuckerbergthis has been an intense year i can't believe we're only 4 months inas soon as he hit the stage mark zuckerberg addressed the elephant in the roomsot - mark zuckerbergwhat happened with cambridge analytica was a breach of trust and we need to make sure this will never happen againzuckerberg said the social network will try gain back user trust by taking action. sot - mark zuckerberg we need to make sure that there are no other bad apps out there if we find data being misused we will ban the developerfacebook says their platform will not be used to tamper with upcoming elections they are launching new initiatives to cut down on spam and fake news and fake accountssot - mark zuckerberg we trace fake accounts to russia and deleted them anyone running a political ad will have to clearly indicate who

they are supporting and who they are by the end of the year we will have 20,000 people working on safety and privacyzuckerberg also unveiled a new feature coming to facebook called clear history, a one click button which will let you delete any cookies tracking bots and some of the collected data from your profile it's like cleaning the history of your web browsersot - mark zuckerberg"we will keep people safe" in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news (catherine) (catherine) zuckerberg

also unveiled new features coming to facebook and instagram... and showed off a new first-of-its kind stand alone v-r headset... gabe will have that coming up on kron 4 news at 6. (grant) moving on to the warriors-- the dubs are back in action tonight for game 2 of the west semi-finals against the new orleans pelicans. and the clear headline here...is the return of the most popular player in the entire league.(catherine) steph curry will be suiting up - after sitting out the last 5 weeks because of a knee injury. for the latest, we turn to mark carpenter - who's standing by live courtside at oracle arena. mark? in game 1 the warriors showed just how dangerous they can be.. imagine what it's going to look like now, when they fold in the two-time mvp. the warriors made it official this morning...that

steph curry is returning to the court. let's give you a look at this morning's shootaround where curry was putting up shots. tonight he'll make his first appearance in the playoffs after missing the last 16-games with an mcl injury... in that time, golden state had some growing pains at the end of the regular season. but in the playoffs, they adjusted...winni ng 5 games... and the other night they rolled through the pelicans. in a sense, the team has gotten used to playing without him.. but now, they are excited to weave him back into the lineup. "to have steph out there would definitely give us a boost. nonetheless, we still have to play the game. anybody could come back, michael jordan could come back, if you don't go out there with the right mentality and playing the right way and playing the game to win it wont matter. so just gotta be ready to go and no matter whos out there on the floor and i think we've done a decent job of that.""we have to continue to do things that we've done to get us to this point and then

implement him as well like defense, all the little things, all the small things that win games. and then when you get him back, it's obviously an ace in the deck." it's not known if he'll start or come off the bench. but we know there won't be a restriction on his minutes. steve kerr is confident he'll be just fine.. you may remember 2 years ago in portland, curry came back after another knee injury... and dropped 40 points and scored 17 in an overtime win. hopefully, we see something similar tonight.

(anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate

into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and weather is expected for the weekend. (grant) in the east bay. authorities are investigating what caused a train to derail. the incident happened around two forty five this morning... in the shell oil yard in martinez. no one

was hurt. the two tanker cars went off the tracks... but stayed upright and did not spill any hazardous materials...acc ording to a union pacific spokesperson. crews have been at the scene today.... working to get the tanker cars back on the tracks. (grant) coming up... work is underway on a new area of land for bay area residents to explore. we'll show you where new hiking trails are set to open. (catherine) and a warning about a trendy cosmetic procedure... why one woman was sent to the hospital-- because she wanted beautiful eyebrows. (grant) plus-- a startling new report on insect bites. why you won't want to forget your bug repellent outdoors. you could save energy

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the c=d=c is reporting a steep increase in the number and variety of diseases spread by fleas, ticks and mosquitos. the number of cases has tripled since 2004 ... and california is leading the way. bzzzcalifornia is the new home of two tiny insects that pack a powerful punch.sfxthe non-native invaders have been found in a dozen counties from los angeles to san mateo.and they transmit exotic viruses ranging from zika and west nile to dengue and chik-en- gun-ye.that last ailment comes from southeast asia and can cause joint pain so severe that it's known as the "bending disease."dozens of cases have been reported in the bay area in the past three

years ... all brought in by travelers.the c=d=c says california has far more mosquito=borne disease cases than any other state.it also has one of the fast growing rates of tick infections like lyme disease.the study says ticks are now thriving in regions that were previously too cold.state health officials recommend protecting yourself by covering up outdoors, and using insect repellant.and you can eliminate the aedes mosquitos breeding spots by making sure there is no standing water near your home. (catherine) the c=d=c report says more frequent hot spells are encouraging the spread of mosquitosand ticks.. but it conspicuously avoids all mention of 'climate change.' (grant) federal regulators say some e-cigarettes and liquid nicotine packages are designed to appeal to kids. the f-d-a joined with the federal trade commission to issue warning letters to 13 e- cigarette liquid makers and sellers today. they identified products with

misleading packaging targeting underage users. some of the products allegedly resemble juice boxes... candy and cookies. young children exposed to e-liquids can have seizures... end up in a coma or even die. the f-d-a says it might file injunctions or seize products if the or seize products if the companies don't take action to address regulators' concerns. (catherine) happening now-- a warning if you order from amazon. people say they're getting scammed - and getting packages with nothing inside. third-party vendors are apparently finding a loophole in amazon's guarantee policy. customers order from those vendors at times - because they can be cheaper. but -- then they get empty boxes. when the customers tells amazon - they don't get a refund because the customer received and signed for the package. the scammers also claim the package was sent with the item inside -- and tell amazonthe customer signed off on what was ordered. customers are now being warned to be wary of

3rd party vendors on amazon. (grant) there are there are few places in the bustling bay area that rival the beauty and history of the bear creek redwoods open space preserve... in the santa cruz mountains near los gatos. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - work has now begun to open that luscious land to the public. majestic redwoods, even a few old growth trees remain here in a corner of the santa cruz mountains along bear crek road across from lexington reservoir. ground was broken tuesday for the first of a three phases project, the first of which will open to the public next may. anna ruiz/general manager mid- peninsula open space district ".. it's over 14-hundred acres of open space land and starting off with over 6 miles of trails open to hiking and equestrian use and a 50 car parking lot to welcome our visitors..." aside from it's natural redwood-studded beauty, the bear creek redwoods open space preserve is rich in history. dating to the gold rush, this land has seen logging, country estates, horse stables and a jesuit school of theology. the publicly-ownedpreserve cost $25 million dollars and was paid for by a voter

approved bond in 2014.anna ruiz "....their was a larger partnership in the acquisition of the land in initially but what was missing was the funding to actually begin the improvements..."the preserve will be opened to the public in three stages, starting next year to hikers, and horses. one day, you will be able to ride your bike from the los gatos creek trail to skyline bouevard. rob fladeboe/los gatos "....eventually there will be a total of 20 miles of hiking tails available here and perhaps best of all, this place is just 15-20 minutes from downtown san jose and not much more than an hour from virtually anywhere in the bay area. on the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking

downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely

near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend.

(catherine) still ahead... after a swarm of small earthquakes in the east bay... are you ready for the big one? what the bay area is doing to prepare for a major quake. (grant) and in two minutes...a warning about one of the hottest new beauty trends. hear from a woman whose desire for perfect brows -- ended with a potentially deadly infection..

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"micro-blading" is one of the hottest new beauty trends... and women are all over social media - showing off perfect brows. but - what's the price? reporter karen drew talked to a woman who has an important

warning for others... after she got a potentially deadly infection. we want to warn you--- some might find the images disturbing. the metro detroit woman, who we'll call jennifer, said she regrets undergoing the procedure, as it landed her in the hospital. she doesn't want to show her entire face because she's embarrassed, but she wants people to know what happened to her.when jennifer, walked out of the salon after the procedure, her eyebrows looked just how she imagined. "it looked great," she said. "i was happy."microblading involves the use of a hand tool with tiny needles to make shallow cuts on the skin. then pigment seeps in, giving the user semi-permanent results. but later, redness started setting in."each day got a little more red, but i wasn't really too concerned," she said. "so, like, a few days after i noticed, they were starting to get, like, little lumps in it."the pain and swelling started to increase. "going to urgent care, they diagnosed me with cellulitis on my face"but the situation kept getting worse. jennifer took daily photos to document the changes, and eventually, she decided to go to the emergency room."when they admitted me, they put me on an iv bag antibiotic and then, the next morning, they started me on steroids for the remainder of the time i was there," she said.jennifer spent three days in the hospital.for the past week, jennifer has been seeing a

dermatologist, dr. stephen grekin, for treatment."this is potentially life-threatening if not treated because what's right behind here -- sinuses," grekin said. "what do the sinuses communicate? boom: they go right to the brain." why did this happen to jennifer?"there are a lot of variables," grekin said. "in this case, so, is the patient allergic to the ink that they actually tattoo you with? that's no. 1. is she allergic to something they used to prep the skin? did she get an infection by getting told not to wash her face for two days? we never tell someone, 'don't wash your face' after a surgical procedure for two, three, however many days. we wash every day no matter what procedure you do on the skin. it's not sterile."jennifer's prognosis is good. grekin said he doesn't expect she will have long-term problems. she does have mounting medical bills and missed days from work."i now regret going in there and getting it done," she said. "it is vanity. you want to look good and you don't ever think that's going to happen to you."grekin has advice for anyone trying to improve their eyebrows through microblading."i think it's buyer beware," grekin said. "i think you have to do your research. i think you have to have multiple visits to make certain that you're comfortable that the place is clean, it's efficiently run, that this is not taken as sort of a cavalier, 'come in and get your eyebrows waxed.'" (catherine) that was karen drew

reporting. the doctor also said people should be careful of deciding on a microblading procedure based only on cost. it typically costs 7-hundred to 8-hundred dollars. jennifer thought she'd found a deal for 250, but says she'll never try the procedure again...andwill stick with eyebrow makeup (grant) next at 5:30... protests around the world tonight-- as people demand better working conditions and expanded rights for immigrants. we'll take a look at the may day demonstrations. (grant) plus-- a search for a gunman in the east bay tonight-- after two people were found dead.. details on what happened.

(catherine) kron four is always tracking local stories... here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) our top story at 5:30 tonight... we are just over a month away from the june elections... and voters will decide on toll increases for bay area bridges. on june 5th-- regional measure 3 will be on the ballot. that would increase tolls on all seven

bridges by one dollar. the measure is intended to releive traffic and improve transit. if voters approve the measure, bridge tolls would increase starting in january of 20-19. the money would go towards improving bart, muni, and caltrain. and a reminder-- kron four is your local election headquarters. ... (catherine) in the east bay. police are searching for the shooter...in connection with a double homicide. it happend around nine last night on 89th avenue in oakalnd. police found a man and a woman who'd been shot. both died at the scene. the names of victims haven't been released yet -- and no arrests have been made. (catherine) oakland's airport has seen international traffic jump by 61 percent in the last year or so.... with overall travelers increasing by 6 percent since march of last year. several new domestic and international flights have allowed more people to use the airport. more than 13 million travelers visit the oakland airport each year.

(grant) gilroy police are searching for a man who they believe stabbed a man several times. hospital staff called police after a stabbing victim walked into their emergency room. police have named roberto mendoza as the suspect after hearing from witnesses and reviewing surveillance video. mendoza has a warrant out for his arrest. detectives say he could be armed and dangerous. (catherine) in the north bay. a man is dead tonight...after an accident involving a tractor... authorities say he was injured around seven a-m while cleaning mower equipment at a vineyard on napa road in sonoma... once at the scene...deputies discovered that the worker had died after becoming trapped and crushed under a tiller attachment. it's believed he had been trying to untangle some wires from the tractor. (catherine) north bay school districts will get part of a 14-million dollar grant to help schools affected by the wildfires. the north bay wildfires last october closed nearly 600

schools and displaced 260-thousand students. schools can use this new money to repair fire damage ... remove debris and for environmental cleanup. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations

on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend. (grant) a big story we are following tonight... thousands of labor union and immigrant rights activists are taking to the streets for 'may day' -- or international worker's day. you're looking at video from cuba, paris, mexico, and oakland. here in the u-s... protesters say they are concerned about policy changes under president trump-- including the travel ban and the end of the daca program. law enforcement officials are hoping the protests stay peaceful tonight. reporter camila bernal has the latest on the marches. from coast to coast -- crowds of people are expected to rally for workers' and immigrants' rights.hany khalil /exec. dir of texas gulf coast area labor federation: the struggle for justice, for equity for decent opportunities for all working people continues today.this 'may day' -- marches are planned from portland to miami... los angeles to houston. hany khalil /exec. dir of texas gulf coast area labor federation: we want a country that regardless of what religion you believe regardless of what your citizenship status is, regardless of what language you speak. you have a right to be hereorganizers say some of this year's demonstrations -

like last year - will take aim at president trump's controversial immigration changes. the travel ban, plans to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program or 'daca'... and new ramped-up deportation and detention efforts by the department of justice. los angeles may day participant/daca recipient: i also want to show that daca recipients make a difference and that they are working they are contributing to this economy. this year's 'may day' comes at a critical time.... as just a couple of hundred miles away from los angeles -- border officials deal with a large caravan of central american migrants, putting this issue front and center. tuesday -- some of those asylum-seekers were allowed into the u-s for processing. los angeles may day participant/daca recipient: we're showing solidarity with those people because america has been supported by immigrants. meanwhile -- law enforcement and organizers have been preparing for today's planned marches. hoping they remain peaceful... rather than repeat the violence that broke out in some cities like portland last year. in los angles, i'm camila bernal reporting.

(catherine) president trump's guests in the oval office today...the crew of the southwest flight that had an engine blow-out last month.. he hailed them for their bravery and character...and also honored some of the passengers. a fan blade broke mid-air - sending shrapnel through a window and killing a passenger. three passengers rushed to help the woman...while the pilot was hailed for staying calm and in control.. the president also thanked the flight attendents.. andthe passengers who'd tried to help the wells fargo executive who was killed april 17th. he says 'our hearts break' for her family.

(grant) new at five -- california is again suing the trump administration. this time: over car emissions rules. it's the 32nd lawsuit from california against the administration -- the 17th involving environmental issues. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. ag (d) "the world is not flat. pollution in not free. and the health of our children and our future is not for sale."the state announced it's leading charge of a 17 states and d-c coalition in its suit against the environmental protection agency and administrator scott pruitt.the epa has proposed a rollback of fuel economy standards -- looking to weaken emissions rules.gov. jerry brown (d) "one hundred and 40 million americans are joining together to sue 'outlaw pruitt.' not administrator pruitt, but outlaw pruitt. he's breaking the law. he's flouting the clean air act."since the 1970 clean air act -- california has been allowed to write its own stricter rules on air pollution.then in 2012 -- the obama administration adopted

new standards on greenhouse gas emissions for cars. california went with the federal standards.last month -- epa administrator scott pruitt said no more.scott pruitt, epa administrator "those standards are inappropriate and should be revised."gov. jerry brown (d) "america will not have a major auto industry on the path that trump and pruitt have laid down."kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "the epa responded to the lawsuit briefly -- saying "the epa does not comment on pending litigation."in sacramento, kl (sig out) (catherine) coming up... several small earthquakes have hit the bay area in the past few days. what experts say you need to do now - to prepare for the next one. (grant) and after the break.. why you might not have to tip this new high tech delivery person.

(grant) self-driving robots could be delivering lunch to your office by the end of the year. star-ship technologies plans to launch one thousand bots to corporate and academic campuses this year. the slow-moving bots have already been in trial across the world including some here in california. they can deliver everything from groceries to take out. users can drop a pin on a map.. similar to uber... showing their location and then selecting the food they want. the robots do not enter the building and arrive in about 17 minutes. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow,

i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) another small earthquake hits the east bay. this one was a 2-point-6 magnitude quake - centered in diablo. it hit about 3:15 this morning.(catherine) it's just the latest small quake to hit that area.. after several rattled danville over the weekend. we talked to experts about how the bay area is preparing for the big one. kron 4's charles clifford has the story. a recent report by the us geological survey, predicts that if a 7.0 earthquake hits on the hayward fault in the east bay hundreds of people could die, thousands could be injured and tens of thousands more might need to be rescued. the bay area would also suffer 82 billion dollars in damage. jack boatwright is a seismologist with the usgs.sot it would be devastating. the question is how ready are we? boatwright says that in terms of being ready for the next big quake there's good and bad news.sotthe good is that the infrastructure has been strongly retrofitted we are in a much better place that we

were 25 yeras ago.since loma prieta, the bay area has invested about 25 billion dollars in things like roads, bridges and infrastructure. water agencies like east bay mud and the sf puc have also sunk billions into making their systems earthquake resistant.the bad news is that the bay area still has many old buildings. . particularly homes and businesses. . . that remain vulnerable. there are also many structures that sit directly on fault lines and even though they may meet current earthquake standards, they could still suffer damage during a big quake. while a lot of the infrastructure improvements have been implemented by large agencies, like caltrans, many of the needed improvements to homes and businesses are being managed by local governments. sotthere's hundreds of city's up here and in southern califronia that can be doing more.michael germeraad is a resilance planner with the bay area association of governments. they work with cities to help plan for disasters, inlcuding earthquakes. he says some cities, including san francisco, have already made progress on seismic safety but many smaller locations are

just getting started.sotwe are starting to see cities take leadership roles on that.sot the first action we are seeing is cities taking inventory and understanding the scope of the problem. where are our most fragile buildings. and what are the policies we can use to incentive private owners to upgrade their buidlings.in san francisco, loma prieta was a wake up call for the city. in response to the quake, the city invested about 12 billion in infrastructure improvements and also developed a thirty year plan to retrofit homes and buisnesses. brian strong is san francisco's chief resilience officer. sotit's concerned about our soft story buildings where we are making improvements right now and it's concerened about some of our other buildings stocks where we could see impacts.san francisco's plan runs through 2042, but it's unlikeley the city or the bay area will ever be 100 percent perpared for a major earthquake. the goal instead is to do as much as possible in order to save lives.sotit's constantly evolving. old buildings are being torn down, new ones are being built.sotyou can't fix every old building.soti don't know if you ever hit that point where you absolutely comfortable and you can sleep soundly. but, i think knowing that we are doing the best that we can and that we are following through with plans makes me feel more comfortable.researchers beleive there a 76% chance the bay area could get hit by a 7.2 magnitude quake within the next 30 years. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (grant)

(grant) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom... pam?(pam) thank you grant.coming up next tonight at six.. a major court ruling that could impact california's "gig economy".... including - rideshare driving.... the three - part test companies will be expected to consider ... in order to call workers "independent contractors" and ánotá employees... so they do not have to provide overtime or benefits... that's coming up next on kron4 news at six... grant - now back to you in the studio. (anchor) taking a live look outside... taking a live (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: there was more sunshine around the bay

area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend.

(catherine) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area.... for their hard work and commitment to our children... our latest teacher of the week... aly kronick...(chronic) an 11th grade literacy

teacher at oakland international high school -- where the students are all immigrants new to the u.s. her literacy intervention class is described by colleagues as both "powerful and darling." it includes having her 11th graders practice their english by reading to children from a nearby kindergarten. the result -- good for everybody. they're focusing this year on stories that highlight social justice issues. if you know a teacher you'd like to nominate....go onto our website, kron four dot com - and look under 'features'. then click on 'teacher of the week.' (grant) tonight... road work in the east bay will result in lane closures on interstate 80 for the next several months. kron 4's will tran explains how it will impact traffic. between hercules and richmond... 10 miles of roadway where caltrans wants to make it smoother for drivers but it's going to be a bumpy ride for the next six months as work is next expected to wrap up until novemberyou can see traffic moving along fine and if you're part of the morning

commute it won't impact you as the work is being done between 830 at night until 430 in the morningthere will be lane closures during the work so chp officers will be out to make sure drivers go slower though the construction sitein san pablo will tran kron 4 news (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a pop up cafe is offering a dose of nostalgia. details on where you can visit mr. beldings office...and be part of "saved by the bell".

(grant) a "saved by the bell" pop- up diner has opened up in west hollywood.(catherine) the idea is to take you back to the 90's - and make you feel like you're part of the t-v show gang.. kara finnstrom has more. the diner kids of the 90s the diner

the diner kids of the 90s wish they could go to just popped up in west hollywood. starting tonight grown-up l.a. fans of saved by the bell can finally hang out at the max. it's been recreated with neon signs upholster booths and vintage arcade games. (manager) we uploaded like 600 pictures to dropbox every screenshot of every nook and cranny of the max, mr belding's office that we find so it was all about paying attention to those details. the max is where lisa jesse and kelly dropped in for burgers with zach screech and slater. friends danced off with casey kasim himself.the manager max actor ed alonzo worked magic literally. (ed alonzo/actor) i'm not very good at solving the cube that way but i'm going to do it with magic. and he's back for the grand opening. (ed alonzo/actor) it's amazing. i mean when i first saw it when they put this up in chicago i was away.when you diner you'll first pass halls of bayside high with the characters lockers and mementos. and if you're not might get sent to mr. belding's office. the sitcom was followed by spin offs tv movies and reruns. and now with a reservation there's a whole new way for nostalgic

saved by the bell(nat sound of show) (grant) that was kara finnstrom reporting. the venue first opened in chicago and is on a national tour.(catherine) the tickets are limited... but they're opening what they call a "second semester" of reservations - starting friday. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) pam moore is standing by with what we are working on for kron4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and catherine.... coming up new tonight at six.... a very unusual tactic being used to keep away homeless people in san francisco... we'll tell you about the very specific type of music.... some businesses are playing that seems to get rid of loiterers. then - also at six.. and watchout tinder

-- facebook is getting into the dating business.... what we know about the new feature. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six. (pam) (music) a new musical approach to

a prevasive problem in san francisco. classical music is being piped from outdoor speakers to deter loitering and panhandling downtown.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. this symphonic solution is being deployed at two locations. kron4's maureen kelly reports that it

appears to be working. (pam) a new musical approach to a prevasive problem in san francisco. classical music is being piped to outdoor speakers... to deter loitering and panhandling downtown.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. this symphonic being deployed at two locations. and as kron4's maureen kelly reports... it appears to be working. (pam) natssometimes it's the soothing sounds of a string quartet....or vigourous playing of violins that comes blaring out of speakers posted on the building housing a burger king on the corner of hyde and grove.....the owner of the franchise says the central market community benefit district asked his landlord for permission to pipe out the classical music as a way to deter a problem the sign posted in his windown did not...loitering and panhandling....which had been a big problem at this location....natssimilar sounds could be heard wafting outside the 7-11 on drumm street.the franchsie owner confirming to me by telephone that started this tactic three days ago as a way to address the same problem. another business owner on the same street says the homeless population who tend to hang out here can be a

problem.they make a lot of mess on the sidewalk they bring a lot of garbage and sometimes a scream they scare children they scare women so it's really scary for people who are touristsregulars on the street say it's they have noticed a drop in the number of panhandlers here but had mixed reactions to the idea. i don't see you have a music would make people move along i think it's nice to listen to i think it's a creative noninvasive solution. i think that's pretty cool i think it's better than something more aggressive but ultimately it's a social issue the city needs to address the executive director of the colation on homelessness calls it noise pollution and agrees that the city needs real solutions.i'm told the speakers at the market street fast food restaurant when up around the same time a nearby entrance to civic center bart another magnet for loitering, was sealed off for an unrelated reason late last year. (maureen)the owner of the burger king franchise tells me he doesn't know which had a bigger impact, the closure of the bart entrance or the beehtoven. maureen kellly kron4 news newskellly kron4 news (pam) developing news tonight. attorneys representing residents

surrounding the hunters point shipyard in san francisco.... have filed a lawsuit.... it is related to allegations of fraud by u.s. navy contractor tetra tech.... in the cleanup of contaminated soil in the area. our grant lodes is here now with more on this latest developments.. (grant lodes) this lawsuit is seeking 27-billion dollars in damages --- related to what lawyers are calling "generational threats" of cancer and other incurable illnesses related to the contamination at hunters point. a 2017 letter from the epa to the navy indicated that between 90 and 97 percent of tetra tech's radation data was suspect and potentially fabricated. community leaders held a press conference today to discuss the suit. (grant) for its part,

tetra tech has denied the allegations of misconduct... and offered to pay for independent retesting of the shipyard to prove no wrongdoing. (pam) in the east bay. authorities are investigating what caused a train to derail. the incident happened around two-45- this morning... in the shell oil yard in martinez. no one was hurt. the two tanker cars went off the tracks... but stayed upright and did not spill any hazardous materials. crews were at the scene this morning.... working to get the tanker cars back on the tracks. (pam) the bay area is not immune to the opioid epidemic. addiction and overdose numbers are up... and

authorities say, high schoolers and young adults are most at risk. kron four's philippe djegal reports from petaluma .... and explains how bad the situation has become. (philippe) as of monday, all uniformed petaluma police officers are carrying the anti-opiod medication narcan. it can reverse the effects of an overdose of heroin and other opiods including the synthetic drug fentanyl. kathleen stafford/ppad- "these are handcrafted pills that are being made on the streets and sold on the streets." in the past six months, police have responded to at least 21 overdose calls. in those cases -- four people died. one of them a 16-year-old boy who, last month, is believed to have been killed from takng xanax. his mother was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and child endangerment.kathleen stafford/ppad- "that's just a really sad case. um, but that xanax was laced with fentanyl and you know its lethal." kathleen stafford and her good friend heather elliott-hudson are trying to educate the community, especially young people, about the dangers of prescription drug abuse. two years ago they founded the non-profit organization, petaluma parents against drugs.

heather elliott-hudson/ppad- "it's the kids who typically aren't the ones that you would think would be the kids. it's the scholar, scholarship athletes. it's the a+ students. it's the popular kids, the middle kids. it's every kid out there." in the past two months... petaluma valley hospital says it has treated more prescription drug overdoses than it has in the previous five years.kathleen stafford/ppad- "i don't know that there's a solution, but i definitely think that we can cut down the overdoses that may come. i think it's just the tip of the iceberg, unfortunately." but now police are better equipped to handle the potentially deadly situation. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) new video tonight ... of a high speed chase ... of a high video tonight new (pam) (pam) new video tonight ... of a high speed chase that crossed over into several southern california counties today. the driver of the stolen audi .... weaved in and out of traffic

on highways and surface streets -- and at one point -- was seen throwing items out of a window. officers successfully used what's called - the pit maneuver .... to bring the car to a stop on the 91- freeway ramp in bellflower.the driver was taken into custody. (pam) preventing and policing sideshows .... has been a major challenge for bay area law enforcement. but as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... one east bay police department may have found the blueprint for stopping them... ábefore they start. nats/file sideshow videothis is the kind of scene sideshow participants and spectators thought they would experience last saturday night in antioch. but these photos show you what was waiting for them when they arrivedsotsot

activity, you see the skid marks">antioch police chief tammany brooks is showing the tire skid marks from a sideshow that happened here at the delta fair plaza back in april. he says another sideshow was planned for this location last saturday but antioch police were given a heads upsotsgt. rick smith put in a mutual aid call to east contra costa county law enforcement in pittsburg, brentwood, oakley and the california highway patrolsot sgt. rick smith/antioch police department: "last couple of years we had to put up with sideshow happening impromptu and reckless driving throughout the city, it put an extreme tax on all the different agencies. this last year we came together, do it as an east county effort to make it known that this side of the county is off limits to this and we are not tolerating it">officer made 49 certified road inspection stops, issued 42 citations, impounded 4 vehicles and made 5 arrests...in antioch haaziq madyun kron4news

a live look outside right now... more sunshine today. we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin

with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend. (pam) just over an hour away now..... from game 2 of the second round of the n-b-a playoffs ..... between the golden state warriors and the new orleans pelicans. steph curry expected to play tonight .. after missing the last 16- games. kron4's j-r stone is live at oracle arena.... j-r... with steph back in the lineup ... is tonight like christmas for warriors fans...

(pam) coming up.. a court ruling that has the potential to 'rock' the gig economy.. specifically the ride- share industry.. we explain the decision and talk with someone who says he knows 'all things' ride-share.. (pam) also.... a dog goes out too far at fort funston and needs human help to get back to safety.. (pam) and mark zuckerberg continues his facebook apology tour here at home with developers .. simultaniously talking increased security measures,

while promoting a new dating feature.

features and privacy options.... such as a 'delete history' option. (pam) also unveiled today... a new way for facebook users to make romantic connections. kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate was at today's conference.... and has more on what other changes we can expect from the social media giant. zuckerberg spent the first 15 minutes of the keynote address the recent scandals and the concern over privacy and safety sot - mark zuckerbergthis has been an intense year i can't believe we're only 4 months in as soon as he hit the stage mark zuckerberg addressed the elephant in the roomsot - mark zuckerbergwhat happened with cambridge analytica was a breach of trust and we need to make sure this will never happen againzuckerberg said the social network will try gain back user trust by taking action. sot - mark zuckerberg we need to make sure that there are no other bad apps out there if we find data being misused we will ban the developerfacebook says their platform will not be used to tamper with upcoming elections they are launching new initiatives to cut down on spam and fake news and fake accountssot - mark zuckerberg we trace fake accounts to

russia and deleted them anyone running a political ad will have to clearly indicate who they are supporting and who they are by the end of the year we will have 20,000 people working on safety and privacyzuckerberg also unveiled a new feature coming to facebook called clear history, a one click button which will let you delete any cookies tracking bots and some of the collected data from your profile it's like cleaning the history of your web browsersot - mark zuckerberg"we will keep people safe" in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news

(pam) new at six - the california supreme court has made a decision which could ultimately 'blow up' the gig economy as we know it.. particularly ride- share companies... ruling monday, in a lawsuit, the court decided to 'limit' businesses from classifying workers as' independent contractors'. the ruling is expected to expand the number of "gig workers" .... who would be eligible for minimum wage, for rest breaks and other benefits. the ruling puts the burden on employers to 'prove' a worker is an independent contractor... using a three part test: - the worker is free of control and direction. - the worker performs work that is outside the usual course of the hiring entity's business. -and -- the worker is engaged in an independently

established trade or occupation... this ruling could have a major effect on the ride- share industry -- joining us now... the blogger known as "the rideshare guy".... harry campbell..... right now -- uber and lyft drivers are classified as 'independent contractors'... if that changes -- what would that mean for the ride-share industry..

(pam) we reached out to uber and lyft about the ruling today... uber had no comment - we have not yet heard back from lyft. (pam) another round of winter weather is hitting part of the sierra. snow and ice falling overnight in nevada county.... causing some traffic problems, as interstate -80 was shut down for a couple of hours due to slick road conditions. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the

storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend. (pam) coming up... the navy... army.. airforce and marines... and now an idea for a branch of the idea for a and now an and marines... army.. airforce the navy... army.. airforce and marines... and now an idea for a branch of the u.s. military branch of the idea for a and now an and marines... army.. airforce the navy... coming up... (pam) coming up... the navy...

army.. airforce and marines... and now an idea for a branch of the u.s. military that would be out of this world. (pam) plus... nature lovers have something big to smile about ... we have an update on plans to open a special preserve in the santa cruz mountains...

(pam) new at six tonight -- you're taking a look at video of san francisco firefighters carrying a dog to safety. the rescue happened today at fort funston. no word on how this dog managed to get out too far. but we are glad he is ok!

(pam) now to the latest on a 'gay and leather' cultural district in san francisco. supervisors in san francisco unanimously approved a resolution.... authorizing a gay and leather cultural district in the city's south of market neighborhood. they said, legislation to designate a cultural district ... has been more than a decade in the making. it will give the cultural district negotiating rights in future development .... and access to public money. that neighborhood is already home to a number of 'gay and kink' bars.... and the popular folsom street fair, which draws thousands of people every year to celebrate "leather sexuality." (pam) and next... a special presidential 'thank you' to the heroes of that tragic, jet explosion on a southwest airlines flight

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bikers and equestrians will soon have one more place to enjoy the great outdoors without traveling too far. kron four's rob fladeboe shows you how work is about to begin on opening the long - awaited 'bear creek open space preserve' in the santa cruz mountains. majestic redwoods, even a few old growth trees remain here in a corner of the santa cruz mountains along bear crek road across from lexington reservoir. ground was broken tuesday for the first of a three phases project, the first of which will open to the public next may. anna ruiz/general manager mid- peninsula open space district ".. it's over 14-hundred

acres of open space land and starting off with over 6 miles of trails open to hiking and equestrian use and a 50 car parking lot to welcome our visitors..." aside from it's natural redwood-studded beauty, the bear creek redwoods open space preserve is rich in history. dating to the gold rush, this land has seen logging, country estates, horse stables and a jesuit school of theology. the publicly-ownedpreserve cost $25 million dollars and was paid for by a voter approved bond in 2014. lisa bankosh is working on a plan to refresh the property.lisa bankosh/open space preserve planner ".....so, what were trying to do is move into a phase of the land so we can restore it's natural habitat for the wildlife and bring people in to experience these thongs and commune with nature..."the preserve will be opened to the public in three stages, starting next year to hikers, and horses. one day, you will be able to ride your bike from the los gatos creek trail to skyline bouevard. in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco classical music is being piped out of two locations downtown to deter

4 news in san francisco classical music is being piped out of two locations downtown to deter panhandling and loitering.the owner of the burger king franchise says the central market benefit district asked his landlord for permission to crank out the symphonic tunes sometime last year. while the owner of a 7-11 franchise on drumm street said he employed the same symphonic strategy three days ago. regulars say they notice a drop in panhandlers but not everyone thinks the idea will work. i don't see you have a music would make people move along i think it's nice to listen to maureen kelly kron4 news in petaluma... all unformed police officers are carrying the anti-opiod medication narcan. this in response to the increased number of prescription drug overdoses in that city. the police department says in

the past six months, it has responded to at least 21 overdoses. four people died as a result. petaluma valley hospital says it has treated more people for prescription drug overdoses in the past two months than they have in the previous five years. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news. sotstopping an illegal sideshow before it got started. that is what a joint east contra costa county law enforcement operation was able to do last saturday night here in antioch. antioch police sgt. rick smith explains how they were able to do itsot

lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend. (pam) (pam) (pam) tonight... president trump is

praising the crew of southwest airlines flight 13-80.... for their efforts during last month's mid-air emergency. reporter mark meredith .. at the white house with more. nat: "some incredible people behind me."president trump welcomed survivors of southwest flight 1380 into the oval office.just two weeks after their plane's engine broke apart mid-air."the actions of the crew and passengers showed the great character of our nation"the 737 was enroute from new york to dallas.when investigators say an engine fan blade broke offshattering a cabin window. 43-year-old jennifer riordan of new mexico was partially sucked outand later died."we send our prayers to jennifer's husband, and their children, we ask god to hold this family close"the national transportation safety board says the incident remains under investigation.and that a final report is likely still months away.but president trump says it's clear to him, the plane's pilotnavy veteran tammy jo shults deserves credit for keeping the jet in the air."captain shults i really want to commend you for your lifesaving actions, it's everybody talking about it, they're still talking about it, and they'll be talking about it for a long time"

shults shrugged off the attention.but three of flight 1380's flight attenadnts had no problem speaking uptrump: "we're you a little nervous up there?flight attendants: "no.nonot at all."trump: "you knew who was piloting the plane?"flight attendants: "yeahthat's right"the preisdent also praised passengers who helped perfrom c-p-r.and he says the entire country remains grateful for the bravery of everyone on board. at the white house, i'm mark meredith. (pam) president trump raised some eyebrows today.... when he floated the idea of a whole new branch of the military... catherine heenan is here with more on the president's talk of a 'space force.' (catherine) the president brought it up at a white house ceremony...where he was presenting a trophy to the u.s. military academy football team.. he told students they'd be part of the 'five proud branches'of the u.s. military... then

-- made it clear he's thinking seriously about a 6th branch... president trump - and we're actually thinking of a sixth and that would be the space force. does that make sense. the space force. you probably haven't even heard that i'm just telling you now this is perhaps because we're getting very big in space both militarily and for other reasons and we are seriously thinking of the space force. space force. some lawmakers have been pushing to add a unit to the air force that would be dedicated to space - but they've stopped short of endorsing a new branch. meantime...a 1967 treaty bars states from testing weapons and establishing military bases in space... but critics point out there's no actual way to enforce that ban.. pam? (pam) ahead.. terrifying moments... an apartment building goes up in

intense flames... and then collapses.. more on what happened and where ..coming up.

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts.

i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. (pam) a powerful fire in a 26-floor building in sao paulo, brazil.... leaves at least one-person dead, according to the fire department. the fire happened today in an apartment building... located in the

plaza largo de paisandu. 160 firemen worked on the fire .. and said, a person was asking for help on the last floor of the building that was already partially collapsed. at least 50 families lived in the building. (pam) protests broke out this may day --- the internationionally recognized day to honor workers. a fire was started by may day protesters in the mayor's office in one town in honduras. you can see the smoke billowing out the windows. no victims were reported. back here in the bay area....dozens of prostesters took the streets of oakland. port of oakland union members said they're taking the day off to raise awareness about workers rights, and to protest police brutality. demonstrations took place across the country as well. protesters .... including immigrant advocates, union leaders and workers, hit the streets of minneapolis, downtown la.... and seattle... where amazon headquarters had to lock their doors after someone threw a rock at the

new "spheres" structure there. (pam)meanwhile... the start of the labor day holiday in china was marked by stunning light shows in several cities. one village created a colorful "fantasy world" with over 18 million lights.held in qinglong village of yile township, the light show has 14 themes, including a "time tunnel" and a "fantasy ocean." folk dances are combined with sound and light to tell the story of the origin and evolution of chinese culture. the light show in lasts until july. curry back... live report in sports the wait is

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warriors-- steph curry is making his playoff debut tonight for game two against the pelicans. the two-time m-v-p will start and will not be on a minute restriction. curry sustained a grade two left m-c-l sprain on march 23rd. steph has been full participant since friday. the warriors considered playing curry in game one... but decided to push his return to tuesday. he will try to help golden state take a two-game lead over new orleans.

curry won't curry won't be on a minutes restrictions. just goes to show that steve kerr is confident in his abilities to bounce back. let's harken back to the 2016 playoffs in portland curry missed time because of a similar injury....came off the bench against the blazers... struggled for a bit, but then took the game over... dropped 17 points in overtime, finished with 40 on the night. you may remember when he shouted to the crowd 'im back' here's how the warriors recall that performance. "he went 0 for 10 and then made a 3 and did a shimmy. as i told him, only guy ever in the history of the league to do a shimmy after going 0-11, but made his next five. that's who steph is, sometimes its just one shot for him.""it

was just like vintage, vintage. you know people, got a chance to see again what we see everyday. we see him practice, all the work that pays off. he gets hot. you see obviously what kinda talent he possesses." when you're at the top of the food chain... everyone wants you. the warriors top assistant could be headed to the big apple. mike brown reportedly interviewed for the knicks heading coach

job. the 2009 coach of the year was the final candidate to interview for the position. the knicks hope on announcing their new coach next week. brown, who had two stints with the cavs and one with the lakers, led the warriors to an 11-0 record in the playoffs last season. nobody said the sharks road to their

second stanley cup finals in three years would be easy las vegas snatched game three from san jose at the shark tank. to the sharks credit... they came back from a two-goal decifit in the third. evander kane, who missed game two with a suspension started the rally tomas hertl followed it up with the tying goal late in the period. las vegas' speed was too much for san jose in overtime william karlsson nets the game winner the sharks understand they need to win game four tomorrow night to stay alive couture>

if you had told me the dodgers, who went to the world series last season, would be eight games out of first place, and the giants would be one game over without madison bumgarner... you wouldn't believe me. nick hundley's walkoff single over the padres last night... helped the giants finished april strong. san francisco who lost three series earlier this month... have won eight of their last eleven. they currently sit in second place in the n-l west and expect bumgarner to return in late may. may.return in late bumgarner to expect west and place in the n-l in second currently sit they eleven.of their last have won eight this month... series earlier lost three francisco who san francisco who lost three series earlier this month...

have won eight of their last eleven. they currently sit in second place in the n-l west and expect bumgarner to return in late may. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a pop up cafe is offering a dose of nostalgia. details on where you can visit mr. beldings office...and be part of "saved by the bell".

(pam) governor jerry brown annouced california, and 16 other states, are suing the trump administration. he says, the lawsuit is over its plans to scrap standards ... for how much of the greenhouse gases, vehicles can emit. it takes aim at a plan by the environmental protection agency... to scrap standards for vehicles manufactured between 2022 and 2025. the standards would have required vehicles to get 36- miles per gallon by 20-25 -- that's about ten- miles over the existing standard. epa administrator scott pruitt says ... the current standards are not appropriate and need revision. (pam) a "saved by the bell" pop-up diner has opened up in west hollywood. the idea is to take you back to the 90's - and make you feel like you're part of the t-v

show gang.. kara finnstrom has more. the diner kids of the 90s wish they could go to just popped up in west hollywood. starting tonight grown-up l.a. fans of saved by the bell can finally hang out at the max. it's been recreated with neon signs upholster booths and vintage arcade games. (manager) we uploaded like 600 pictures to dropbox every screenshot of every nook and cranny of the max, mr belding's office that we find so it was all about paying attention to those details. the max is where lisa jesse and kelly dropped in for burgers with zach screech and slater. friends danced off with casey kasim himself.the manager max actor ed alonzo worked magic literally. (ed alonzo/actor) i'm not very good at solving the cube that way but i'm going to do it with magic. and he's back for the grand opening. (ed alonzo/actor) it's amazing. i mean when i first saw it when they put this up in chicago i was totally blown away.when you enter the diner you'll first pass through the halls of bayside high with the characters lockers and mementos. and if you're not careful you might get sent to mr. belding's office. the sitcom was followed by spin offs tv movies and reruns. and now with a reservation and 40 bucks there's a whole new way for nostalgic fans to be saved

by the bell(nat sound of show) (pam) that was kara finnstrom reporting. the venue first opened in chicago... and is on a national tour. the tickets are limited... but they are opening what they call a "second semester" of reservations - starting friday. lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure

slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 50s and low 60s at the coast. 80s are possible at the warmest inland locations on friday. more clouds and cooler weather is expected for the weekend.

here she is. first video of the hero pilot who landed the stricken plane. >> she did an incredible job. >> and trump's doctor. >> dragged way by a lion. >> help. >> help. >> what he did wrong that got him in to so much trouble. >> and, more attacks on embattled comic michelle wolf. >> tasteless. >> unfunny. >> and the late night shows come to her defense. >> being mad at her for doing her job is like accusing the valet of briefly stealing your car. >> then, groped while sitting in the dentist chair. she was under anesthesia to