breaking news we are following tonight-- two people have been shot and the gunman is still on the loose in mill valley. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the shooting happened just a few hours ago at an apartment complex on east blithedale avenue. just west of highway 101. the two victims have been taken to the hospital. (vicki) kron 4's terisa estacio is live in mill valley tonight-- terisa, what's the latest? (grant) (grant) we first told you about

the actuve shooter situation through a breaking news push alert... download the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (grant) now at five: the defense team for the suspected golden state killer was dealt a major blow today... the accused monster...joseph deangelo was in court today... his defense team asking a judge to stop any more d-n-a collection.(vicki) pam moore is in the newsroom with the latest. pam? (pam) prosecutors want to collect d-n-a, fingerprints, and even naked photographs of the suspect..... and today, a judge in sacramento ruled they can proceed... no cameras were allowed in court ... but the scene was similar to last week ... the 72-year-old former police officer was brought in,

handcuffed, in a wheelchair . this time .. he said nothing during the court appearance. his public defender argued, prosecutors were effectively asking her client to incriminate himself. this is her leaving the courthouse.... but a judge sided with prosecutors ... pointing out, that courts have repeatedly upheld the collection of such evidence. this is the deputy district attorney, just after the hearing.. he declined to comment today ... legal experts say, the prosecution might also try to use the body photographs to compare against clues ... from the attacks.. joseph james deangelo is suspected in as many as 12 murders and 50 rapes ...in the 1970's and 1980's. he is due back in court may 14th. back to you in the studio. (grant) it was dna and an ancestry website that sacramento law enforcement says helped them zero in on the golden state killer. now the vallejo police department is hoping the same method can crack another high

profile unsolved mystery: the zodiac killer case.(grant) kron4's maureen kelly talked with the sister of his first victim who says even 50 years later, she's hoping for closure. i'm glad to hear that they're investigating, yes i didn't even think they had any dna that's the voice of melodie long, who's 16 year old sister betty lou jenkins was murdered along with her boyfriend david faraday in 1968 while parked on a road in benecia....they were the zodiac killer's first victims. she was a good kid i mean she was murdered on her first date. that tells you how innocent she was it's one of the bay area's most famous unsolved cases. he attacked seven people total....killing five. but claimed responsibility for more in taunting letters and cryptograms sent to local newspapers.now a vallejo detective says he's submitted two envelopes containing those letters for dna analysis. the goal: to get a genetic profile in order to narrow in on the killer using his family tree. it was that innovative methodology that resulted in the arrest joseph deangelo, the man police say is the

golden state killer and the east area rapist. i've always said that the zodiac was one of the first terrorist in a way that he was able to manipulate the media into generating fear if in the public which he did very effectively with his letters and his codes and his tolerance duffy jennings helped cover the zodiac killer story while working the san francisco chronicle. i was thought that if they caught or found zodiac at this time 50 years after his first killings that would either be through some advances in dna that didn't exist before or he would leave behind some trace of himself or some evidence that would enable people to identify who he was but eat neither of those things have happened yet but now with this development there's a chance to solve this decades old mystery....and a chance for people like betty lou jenkins sister to know the truth. my parents are both gone now i know they would've like some closure along time ago results from the dna analysis is expected back in the next few weeks.maureen kelly kron4 news

(vicki) the zodiac killer case remains one of the most notoriousand troubling crime mysteries involving the bay area...(grant) catherine heenan is here with background information on a case that in may ways - lives on. (catherine) despite years of investigation - stacks of documentation - the identity of the zodiac was never confirmed.. and what we 'do' know still evokes the memories of fear and confusion reporter asking napa sheriff "well sheriff, what type of person is this man? well - we have reason to believe he is a maniac. however, he is a cunning man. he knows just exactly what moves he's going to make."from 1970 - a frustrated napa sheriff..just one of the many law enforcement officials admitting the zodiac killer was still on the loose.he was a serial killer who operated in northern california from at least the late 1960's to the

early 70's. the zodiac claimed 37 murders.investigators agree on only seven confirmed victims.including two high school students on a first date...shot and killed in 1968 in benicia.the 17-year-old boy had borrowed his mother's rambler for the night..and parked near lake herman road. police think the killer ordered them out of the car....then began firing."the boy was shot right at the side of the car. the girl apparently tried to run. she was found shot 28 feet on." there were also attacks in vallejo, napa county and san francisco.the zodiac sent a series of letters to the local bay area press....taunting those who couldn't catch him. often including cryptograms - most of which were never definitively solved.in the end...the letters didn't really help."can you honestly say now that this latest letter is of any help at all? no, i don't see many clues in there. he basically acknowledges that he's still free."through the years a string of possible suspects has been discussed and debated. no one was ever charged with the crimes.

(catherine) people who were children during thoses years still talk about howfrightening it was when parents or teachers tried to explain what was happening.. the zodiac abruptly stopped communicating through those strange letters in 1974.. grant and vicki? (grant) some fremont parents are getting what they want... sex education will ánot be taught to fourth graders after all. in a meeting that went until 2:30 this morning... the fremont unified school board finally decided to scrap its original plan to teach sex ed to 4th, 5th and 6th graders. instead, it will be taught starting in 7th grade. during the 10-hour long meeting, hundreds of parents spoke out saying the curriculum was inappropriate

for elementary students. if parents of students in 7th through 9th grade still don't want their children taught sex ed-- the board also approved an email opt-out option.. and they will received alternative education. (vicki) electric scooters continue to ruffle the feathers of pedestrians and others in san francisco... leading to a crackdown and calls for more regulation. and it turns out those scooters have also invaded downtown san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live with a look at how the scooters are going over there. rob? i'm here at san jose state in downtown san jose where the scooters are extremely popular. so far, complaints are few. but the city is nonethelessin the process of formulating a scooter policy. introduced here in downtown san jose little more than a month ago electric scooters now seem to be everywhere. so far, two companies, lime and bird, are renting scooters here. san jose police say they have received just one complaint so far but city hall

is watching says the department oftransportation's colin heyne.colin heyne/city of san jose ".....we've had a lot of curiosity about the scooters, we've seen scooters left blocking the public right of way and there are questions about safety..." through a smart phone app, users can check out a scooter from several location, use it for a short scoot around town, and then leave for the next user to find. for now, the city is deferring to state law, which says riders must have a driver's license, wear a helmet and stay off the sidewalk. obviously, that's not happening. "...the city council has asked the d.o.t. to develop some regulations and a permit proces so we are going to be reaching out to the public to find out what people like about the program, what they don't like and what they would like to see changed..." they're not unlike bicycles in many ways but scooter riders may be lessexperienced, less prepared to deal with heavy traffic on and off the street and are clearly a hazard on crowded city sidewalks. despite their more or less unannounced arrival, the scooters may be here to stay but the city is about to put on the brakes.colin heyne/dept of transportation "....it's going to happen, but we want

to make sure it happens safely and responsibly. this isthe capitol of silicon valley and we don't want to stifle competition, we just want to keep the well being of the pblic in mind...." (rob live) more than likely, the city will set a limit for the number of scooters on the street. right now, they're pretty popular. for a dollar and 15 cents a mile afterthat, you can get across town for next to nothng. love in san jose rob fladeboe kron enews. (grant) enews.

(grant) coming up... areas affected by the north bay wildfires-- are now being targeted by crooks. details on why police are now stepping up patrols, as victims try to rebuild their homes. (vicki) plus-- a major breakthrough for autism detection. we'll talk live in studio with a doctor who says he found a way to predict the condition in kids at a very young age. (grant) plus-- a warning from twitter. why the company is telling all 330-million users to change their passwords now. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing.

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how many twitter users whose passwords may have been exposed. the company isn't calling this a hack or a security breach. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... users are being asked to change their passwords -- just in case. (philippe) twitter says there is no evidence that the passwords of its 336 million users have been leaked or misused. but that for a period of time -- the passwords were insecure... connie guglielmo/cnet- "they stored all of those passwords. your password, my password, everyone who uses twitter, in a plain text file, instead of encrypting it. now, what does that mean? that means anybody internally at twitter could have seen your username and you password. not good when it's plain text." twitter says it discovered a bug that prevented the passwords from being encrypted. connie guglielmo (goo-yell-mo) is the editor-in-chief of cnet news in san francisco.connie

guglielmo/cnet- "it's not a hack from the outside. um, it's an internal problem, but nonetheless, we don't know how long that data was floating around for anyone to see. we don't know who had access to it. we don't know if all 330 million, um, passwords were exposed in that file." that's why twitter and guglielmo (goo-yell-mo) are recommending users change their passwords on all devices as soon as possible.connie guglielmo/cnet- "because the last thing you want is to someone to take control of your account and tweet out things that you might not ever say. it does potentially harm your reputation. and, as we all know, it's very difficult to pull back and correct a wrong impression." twitter has issued a public apology about the mistake. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight... burglars are now targeting workers helping victims of the north bay wildfires rebuild their homes. this morning-- the sonoma county

sheriff's office received several reports of construction sites being burglarized. at least five burglaries in three locations happened between last night and this morning. police say several tools were stolen from storage trailers at the sites. they say the trailers were locked... and some were even blocked by heavy equipment. the sheriff's department will now have extra patrols in all construction areas in the burn zones. (vicki) and a family will soon be moving back home... more than 7 months after last year's deadly firestorm. brian bushon and his family were forced to move out of their coffey park home because of a wildfire in santa rosa. right now... builders are currently working on over 50 new homes in the neighborhood. all day long... you can see and hear the work being done on the neighborhood. the bushon's home is expected to be ready by the fall. (grant) president trump's new attorney... rudy giuliani... is making rudy giuliani... is making waves in a new interview. his comments on multiple fronts - shed light on both foreign and domestic issues - that the white house has not previously shared.. natasha chen

shows how the trump administration is responding today. a series of new interviews from rudy giuliani - one of president trump's new lawyers - is providing new details previously not released by the white house. first, on fox news - rudy giuliani, former new york city mayor: "we got kim jong un impressed enough to be releasing three prisoners today," the white house was asked if giuliani was authorized to speak on foreign policysarah sanders, white house press secretary: not that i'm aware of. ..and refused to confirm their release on thursday. sarah sanders, white house press secretary:we certainly would see this as a sign of goodwill if north korea were to release the three americans ahead of the discussions with president trump and kim jong un. giuliani also raised new questions over the $130,000 payment between trump attorney michael cohen and adult-film star stormy daniels.rudy giuliani, former new york city mayor: it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violationsean hannity, fox news: they funneled it through the law firm?rudy giuliani, former new york city mayor: funneled it through the law firm and the president repaid it. president trump reiterated that in a tweet thursday- denying any campaign money was used to reimburse cohen and that he was paid via retainer.

cohen said in a statement in february that he paid daniels using his own personal funds and was never reimbursed by the trump organization or the campaign.this comes after the president previously denied knowing about the payment... sarah sanders, white house press secretary: as giuliani stated this was information the president didn't know at the time ...and that sanders says she didn't know either - until giuliani's interview. sarah sanders, white house press secretary: we give the very best information we have at the time. in washington, i'm natasha chen. (grant) complaints have been filed to the federal election commission alleging that the payment could violate campaign finance laws. (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: low clouds

and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over the state now. it will be a fast moving ridge of high pressure but it should bring us the warmest day of the week tomorrow. highs friday will be in the 70s to low 80s in the warmest valleys with 60s and 70s around the bay. there will still be a few patches of fog along the coast. highs there will be cooler there and in the 50s and low 60s. more clouds will move in for the weekend which should cool temperatures slightly. mild spring weather will continue into next week with only minor changes in the forecast each day. (vicki) still ahead... a

trend of violent home invasion robberies in the north bay. details on why certain homes are being targeted. (grant) a military cargo plane crashes in georgia... and tonight officials are still looking for answers in what caused the dramatic crash.

(vicki) happening now hawaiian islanders are worried that kilauea volcano on the big island could erupt. a volcano watch has been issued for the region around the volcano, which is one of the

world's most active. since monday....hundreds of small earthquakes have shaken the eastern side of hawaii's big island. the latest was a 4-point-six this afternoon. officials say residents should make or review their emergency plans in case of an evacuation order. (grant) the investigation into what caused the crash of that puerto rico air national guard w-c-130 plane yesterday onto a georgia highway is underway. steve nannes has this report. it happened moments after takeoffjames lavine / witness to crash: "it was like a big explosion. it shook me up, it shook my car."now officials are working hard to figure out what caused a puerto rico air national guard wc-130 cargo plane to nosedive into a georgia, highway wednesday. col. pete boone / air national guard: "an investigation is currently in progress to determine the cause of this tragic event and ways to prevent such occurrences from happening in the future."all nine crew members on board were killed -- all from puerto rico -- and most with decades of service.col. pete boone / air national guard: "we have confirmed that nine airmen from the puerto rico air national guard were aboard the aircraft and have deceased." the governor of puerto rico has declared a state of mourning following wednesday's incident. nine days, one day for each the crew members lost in the crash.all this as

investigators comb through the debris to search for clues into what happened -- an area that is the size of about six football fields.and they admit it will take time.col. pete boone / air national guard: "it's extremely important for us to fully understand what has happened. any speculation, at this point, without having all the details, could affect the outcome of the investigation." and while investigators do their work, highway 21 will remain closed indefinitely steve nannes, kron4 news. (vicki) next at 5:30... as autism rates continue to rise in children... a new study shows a new method that could predict the condition in kids as young as three months. we are joined live in studio with the doctor who

discovered this major breakthrough. (grant) plus... we continue to follow our breaking news tonight. two people are shot in mill valley, and the gunman is still on the loose. we'll have an update right after the break.

(grant) back to our

breaking news tonight... two people have been shot in mill valley-- and the gunman is still on the loose tonight. the shooting happened at around 3:30 this afternoon on east blithedale avenue-- just west of highway 101. when officers arrived at the scene-- they found a man and a woman had been shot. they were taken to the hospital and their condition is not known right now. the man police are looking for in connection to the shooting is described as 80-years-old and hispanic or filipino.... in a white shirt - five foot five. he is considered armed and dangerous... police do believe is he contained within their perimiter.. we will have a live update on kron4 news at six. (vicki) and 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... where police say they arrested a man for peeping into a woman's window.

24-year-old daniel ramos-mora is accused of peeking into a woman's window-- and touching himself. it happened in berkeley early tuesday morning. police say the man is a transient in the area. he was booked into jail on suspicion of lewd conduct... and a probation violation. ... (vicki) in the north bay... a former marin county coroner will spend 1 year in jail for sexually abusing his own daughter. darrell harris must also register as a sex offender... and stay away from his daughter for 10 years. harris pleaded guilty to one felony charge back in january... after making a deal with prosecutors. the judge called the deal completely inadequate. but she agreed to it after the daughter wrote her a letter... saying she wanted the case to end and she did not want to testify at trial (vicki) police are investigating a brutal home invasion in santa rosa that happened near an elementary school. the victims were tied up and their pot was taken. it happened yesterday morning on primrose court. the victims told police that one intruder came through the front door... while another man came through the back. there have been

around half a dozen cases like this since february grow permits are legal in sonoma county... but police say it doesn't look like the homeowners had one. (grant) on the peninsula. the coast guard is working to salvage a 33- foot sailboat that sank...when crews tried to tow it off the beach. the boat washed ashore in pacifica last weekend... after it ran out of fuel. four people and a dog were on board...the victims were all treated for minor injuries. salvage workers attempted to tow it from the beach yesterday... but the boat took on water and sank about 600 feet offshore. two workers suffered some bruises...but no broken bones. at last check the sailboat is around 10 feet underwater...f ortunately no hazardous materials or fuel were on board.

(vicki) in the south bay... three falcon chicks from the nest on top of san jose city hall... received personalized bands... so they can be tracked and studied. researchers from uc santa cruz outfitted them earlier today. the chicks are all three weeks old..meaning they are almost full-grown. researchers say this is the best time to start monitoriting their behaviors. by six weeks... the birds will grow feathers and learn how to fly. bird enthusiats across the bay area...are excited to be able to watch the chicks grow up. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over the state now. it will be a fast moving ridge of high pressure but it should bring us the warmest day of the week tomorrow. highs friday will be in the 70s to low 80s in the

warmest valleys with 60s and 70s around the bay. there will still be a few patches of fog along the coast. highs there will be cooler there and in the 50s and low 60s. more clouds will move in for the weekend which should cool temperatures slightly. mild spring weather will continue into next week with only minor changes in the forecast each day. (vicki) more children are being diagnosed with autism. the most recent from the c-d-c show that one in 59 children has been diagnosed. that's a 15-percent increase from just two years ago-- and a 150-percent jump from 18 years ago. but tonight-- we are learning about a major breakthrough in detecting autism. joining me now is u-s-f professor dr. bill bosl. and bill-- you recently found a way that could predict autism in kids as young as three months old?

a new study in the journal scientific reports shows that nonlinear analysis of eegs, an inexpensive and noninvasive mode of measuring brain electrical activity, can not only predict or rule out autism spectrum disorder (asd) in infants as young as three months old, but also predict the severity of the outcome. current standard diagnoses are not reliable before two years of age and are often not done until 4 years or later.led by university of san francisco (usf) associate professor of health informatics and clinical psychology william bosl, phd, together with colleagues at harvard medical school and boston children's hospital, where dr. bosl holds visiting faculty appointments, the study predicted occurrences of asd in infants with greater than 95% accuracy by analyzing eeg (electroencephalogram) signals with nonlinear physics and

machine learning algorithms. asd diagnoses are currently made solely based on behavioral symptoms.with just released findings from the centers for disease control and prevention stating that autism prevalence has increased by 15% in the u.s. in the past two years to 1 in 59 children, the importance of earlier diagnosis is key for successful early intervention and healthy brain development. (grant) coming up-- a famous coming up-- (grant) development.healthy brain intervention and healthy brain development.

(grant) coming up-- a famous bay area rapper is arrested in sweden. details on why g-eazy was taken into custody. you could generate your own energy,

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eazy..is behind bars tonight in stockholm, sweden. authorities say the oakland native was attacking security guards yesterday...before getting caught with cocaine. he is accused of acting belligerent in a club after his hip hop performance... and when security appraoced him and asked him to calm down...he reortedly started throwing punches. once arrested... police say they found cocaine in his pocket. a court will rule tomorrow if g-eazy will have to remain in jail. (vicki) still ahead-- an update on our breaking news tonight two people shot in mill valley-- and the gunman is still on the loose. we are waiting for a we are waiting for a news conference to begin at any moment-- and we will bring it to you live as soon as it starts.

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afternoon on east blithedale avenue-- just west of highway 101.(grant) when officers arrived at the scene-- they found a man and a woman had been shot. they were taken to the hospital and their condition is not known right now. the man police are looking for in connection to the shooting is described as 80-years-old and hispanic or filipino.... in a white shirt - five foot five. he is considered armed and dangerous... police do believe

is he contained within their perimiter.. we will have a live update we will have perimiter.. we will have a live update on kron4 news at six. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over the state now. it will be a fast moving ridge of high pressure but it should bring us the warmest day of the week

tomorrow. highs friday will be in the 70s to low 80s in the warmest valleys with 60s and 70s around the bay. there will still be a few patches of fog along the coast. highs there will be cooler there day. forecast each day.

(vicki) how many how many people can honestly say they save lives at their jobs...and also save lives in their off time.(grant) not many...but our latest kron4 heroes...aren't most people. a law enforcement couple...that seemingly never stops going....helping people and animals along the way. there's lots of love...and lots of wet kisses here at lucky ones ranch.thao le, walnut creek dispatcher: 41:06 - we just love animals (dodger walks in front) me: it shows established as a non-profit two years ago...this five acre piece of tranquil paradise just outside

vacaville now serves as a second chance for dozens of animals. the couple responsible: vince ones and his wife of 12 years, thao le...who met in the mid 90's in an a-o-l chat room.04:00 - donkeys great nats oh yes, there are donkeys. 10 pot belly pigs, 2 goats, 5 horses, couple llamas, bunnies, dogs, cats, a pony, tortises...and as thao likes to say...hella chickens and roosters.thao: 13:10 - he's from craisgslist too, people thought he was a female...grant stand-up: 52:21 the oldest member of lucky ones is ricky, 30 years old...he was rescued before he was shipped to mexico where he would have been slaughtered for horse meat. and banana is the youngest member, he was adopted after the farm where he was living didn't want him anymore. these are sobering stories, but thao and vince here try to have fun with all this, they named him banana, because, you know, baaahhh-nana.33:15 vince: everyone who comes here and visits us, they leave with a smile.34:00 thao: we've actually had two moms of autistic kids who are non-verbal and after visiting here and going home they said a word for the first time. and that was special, moms were

crying and we were crying, pretty cool. they welcome special needs kids, school groups, law enforcement families, anyone really, who wants to come feed or pet or just relax.thao: 46:40 at first it was my own therapy cause of the calls i would take and i couldn't get them out of my head i would carry them home. for more than a decade now...thao's been a local 911 dispatcher...cu rrently in walnut creek. and during that time vince has been a contra costa county deputy...who's now working as a detective in lafayette.sgt. rossberg: always has a smile on his face. vince was just named county deputy of the year for 2017 in the special operations division for his remarkeable ability to solve home burglaries. 16 of 19 cases cracked last year. sgt. rossberg: 55:13 vince isn't a 9-5 officer, at midnight, 1, 2 in the morning, 24-7 he's willing to get a phone call and he comes right in. his wife...also a standout law enforcement employee.tori maxfield, dispatch supervisor walnut creek: 59:45: she's calm she's patient you hear her talking to a victim you can tell she really has empathy.maxfield: 58: 40 she's an awesome employee and it just makes sense that she has the compassion with animals and the compassion with people. vince and thao...good reminders of how lucky áwe are to have talented, dedicated public servants...and their animals...know they're also lucky ones...always surrounded by love.

(vicki) aww that's cute or something.(grant) they have birthday parties there every weekend...they're reasonably priced and that's how they pay the hay bill...12-hundred a month! by they way, if you have a by they way, if

you have a by they way, if you have a by they way, if you have a kron4 hero you'd like us to feature, let us know on our mobile app or website...or tweet me. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5.... cinco de mayo is almost here... tonight on dine and dish....we'll take you to a restaurant turning tacos into dollars for schools.

(grant) cinco de mayo is right around the corner. the festive holiday celebrating mexican food, drink and culture..(vicki) tonight on dine and dish - i take us to tacolicious in the city's mission neighborhood... where this cinco de mayo, they're turning tacos into cash for the classroom. they're rackin up the margheritas here at tacolicious where cinco de mayo is never too far away. (nats) we're kind of cinco de mayo 365 days a year, but this cinco de mayo is definitely going to be popping. tacolicious in the city's mission district generates a regular flow of tacos and tequila. their location in santa row though is planning full on cinco de mayo festivities. but there's more to life than salsa and chips. joe my husband and i never wanted to be taco slingers we wanted to do something bigger. i mean we are taco slingers. sara

deseran and her husband joe hargrove are turning tacos into cash. since 2012 they've raised a million dollars to give to bay area public schools. you heard right - a million dollars! and they're throwing another party for the public to celebrate on may 14th. as for cinco de mayo... tacolicious will be honoring the mexican heritage as only it can. there is a movement to try and make it less of a drinking holiday and more of a day to celebrate the true historical value of it but i think you're going to be hard-pressed to not get people to drink margheritas on cinco de mayo. (vicki) (vicki) if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that

you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) pam moore is here with pam moore pam moore is here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki.coming up next at kron4 news at six. the suspected golden state killer makes another court appearance..the major legal blow his defense was dealt today by a judge... then -- authorities are hoping d-n-a will help solve another notorious local crime mystery. we"ll tell you about the new development in the zodiac killer case.(pam) that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.

breaking news we are tracking tonight at 6. police in mill valley .... now saying that the gunman... who shot and wounded two people this afternoon.... is dead. thank you for joining us tonight... i'm pam moore. the shooter is believed to have been 80 years old. this happened at an apartment complex in mill valley ... along east blithedale avenue... just west of highway 101. police have now lifted an earlier shelter in place order. kron4's terisa estacio is on the scene now with the latest... terisa..

(pam) (pam) we first told you about the active shooter situation through a breaking news push alert... download the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (pam) vallejo police are hoping the same methods used to arrest the man ... accused of being the golden state killer, will help them

identify 'the zodiac killer'. but kron 4's maureen kelly reports.. a retired investigator who worked that case, has doubts that the same tactic will work in cracking one of bay area's most infamous unsolved mysteries. my parents are both gone now i know they would've like some closure along time ago that's the voice of melodie long, who's 16 year old sister betty lou jensen was murdered along with her boyfriend david faraday in 1968 while parked on a road in benecia....they were the zodiac killer's first victims.it's one of the bay area's most famous unsolved cases. he attacked seven people total....killing five. but claimed responsibility for more in taunting letters and cryptograms sent to local newspapers.now a vallejo detective says he's submitted two envelopes containing those letters for dna analysis. the goal: to get a genetic profile in order to narrow in on the killer using his family tree. it was that innovative methodology that resulted in the arrest joseph deangelo, the man police say is the golden state killer and the east area rapist. i'm glad to hear that they're investigating, yes i didn't

even think they had any dna but retired vallejo police leiutenent jim jacks who investigated the zodiac killings says that the dna collected might not be conclusive.the problem with the zodiac case is there is not a clean genetics sample that would. it was packaged correctly for the time but not the current standards. so a lot of the evidence we have has deterioratedbetty lou's sister still holds out hope that this may be the clue that finally leads to learning the truth about who killed her sister....even though she suspects the man responsible is already dead.results from the dna analysis is expected back in the next few weeks. maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) the zodiac killer case remains one of the most notorious and troubling crime mysteries involving the bay area... catherine heenan is here with background information on a case that in many ways - still lives on. (catherine) to

this day....people still talk about the bizarre and frightening case. and the fact the killer has never been found - has been the stuff of endless speculation and debate.. reporter asking napa sheriff "well sheriff, what type of person is this man? well - we have reason to believe he is a maniac. however, he is a cunning man. he knows just exactly what moves he's going to make."from 1970 - a frustrated napa sheriff..just one of the many law enforcement officials admitting the zodiac killer was still on the loose.he was a serial killer who operated in northern california from at least the late 1960's to the early 70's. the zodiac claimed 37 murders.investigators agree on only seven confirmed victims.including two high school students on a first date...shot and killed in 1968 in benicia.the 17-year-old boy had borrowed his mother's rambler for the night..and parked near lake herman road. police think the killer ordered them out of the car....then began firing."the

boy was shot right at the side of the car. the girl apparently tried to run. she was found shot 28 feet on." there were also attacks in vallejo, napa county and san francisco.the zodiac sent a series of letters to the local bay area press....taunting those who couldn't catch him. often including cryptograms - most of which were never definitively solved.in the end...the letters didn't really help."can you honestly say now that this latest letter is of any help at all? no, i don't see many clues in there. he basically acknowledges that he's still free."through the years a string of possible suspects has been debated. no one was ever charged with the crimes. (catherine) the killer abruptly stopped communicating through those odd letters and notes in 1974.... pam?

(pam) another big story we are following. earlier today, a sacramento county judge dismissed a motion by the defense team of the suspected east area rapist.... aka the "golden state killer" - joseph james deangelo. reporter reporter pedro rivera tells us what this means for the prosecution. (take pkg) this is footage from joseph james deangelo's court appearance last friday. cameras and audio weren't allowed inside judge michael sweet's courtroom thursday morning. deangelo was silent as he learned investigators will now be able to take dna, fingerprints and photographs of the 72 year old's body.the motion revolved around a

sealed search warrant. on wednesday, judge sweet postponed the decision on the motion to give a proper review. according to the sacramento bee, the sheriffs department was going to gather those items yesterday afternoon but it could not happen until the judge made his ruling.we caught up to defense attorney dianne howard outside the courtroom to see if she had a comment about the ruling.district attorney thien ho would not comment on when investigators plan on collecting dna or photographs from deangelo.deangelo is currently facing two murder charges for the slaying of brian and katie maggiore in 1978. in total, the east area rapist has been accused of at least 12 murders and raping as many as 45 women in the 1970's and 80's. (pam)that was pedro rivera reporting.deangelo's next court date is may 14th.he has yet to enter a plea. (pam) in the north bay... burglars are now targeting

the workers.. who are helping victims of the north bay wildfires ... rebuild their homes. this morning -- the sonoma county sheriff's office received several reports of construction sites being burglarized. at least five burglaries, in three locations, happened between last night and this morning. police say, several tools were stolen from storage trailers at the sites. they say, the trailers were locked... and some were even blocked by heavy equipment. the sheriff's department will now have extra patrols ... in all construction areas in the burn zones. (pam) in the east bay.. some fremont parents are getting what they want... sex education will ánot be taught to fourth graders afterall. in a meeting that went until 2:30- this morning ... the fremont unified school board finally decided.... to scrap its original plan to teach sex ed to 4th, 5th and 6th graders... and instead will teach the course to 7th, 8th and 9th graders. during the 10- hour long meeting, hundreds of parents spoke out saying, the curriculum was inappropriate for elementary

students. if parents of students in 7th -through- 9th grades... still do not want their children taught sex ed-- the board also approved an email 'opt-out' option.. and those students will receive alternative education. (pam) new at six.... supporters of a data privacy measure say, they have collected enough signatures to qualify for the ballot this fall. more than 600-thousand signatures were collected and submitted to the secretary of state today. the measure would allow consumers to bar companies from selling their personal information. it would also require companies to say.... what types of information is collected and if the companies have sold it. companies such as google and comcast are spending money to block the measure. golden gate inspectors got a rude awakening this morning, when they found out that one of their vans... was broken into overnight ... the inspectors are staying at a hotel in san rafael ... and reported that a few harnesses and some other gear was stolen.

the thefts will not affect the inspector's safety, or work schedule. tower inspections are still on track to be complete by the end of this week... with scaffolding coming down by next week. a live look outside right now... a beautiful sunny thursday.. let's get our first look at the four zone forecast ... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over the state now. it will be a fast moving ridge of high pressure but it should bring us the warmest day of the week tomorrow. highs friday will be in the 70s to low 80s in the warmest valleys with 60s and 70s around the bay. there will still be a few patches of fog along the coast. highs there

will be cooler there and in the 50s and low 60s. more clouds will move in for the weekend which should cool temperatures slightly. mild spring weather will continue into next week with only minor changes in the forecast each day. (pam) coming up ... the scooter issues san francisco has been dealing with ... are now challenging another bay area city.. we will fill you in,.. (pam) we hear from a northern california woman shaken up.. by a man who pretended he wanted to buy a vehicle, but who instead, exposed himself.. and she is not the only victim. (pam) and next, twitter users are being asked to make some changes... after hundreds of millions of passwords may have been exposed. details ahead. (pam) back to our breaking

news tonight... we are just learning, that one of the victims in a shooting this afternoon in mill valley... has died. the other is listed in critical condition. less than an hour ago... police said, the 80 year old police said, the 80 year old gunman has died as well. the shooting happened at around 3:30- this afternoon on east blithedale avenue-- just west of highway- 101. the shelter in place has been lifted.... and

police say, there is no further threat to the public. (pam) 336-million. that is how many twitter users/... whose passwords may have been exposed. the company is not calling this a hack, or a security breach. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... users are being asked to change their passwords -- just in case. (philippe) twitter says there is no evidence that the passwords of its 336 million users have been leaked or misused. but that for a period of time -- the passwords were insecure... connie guglielmo/cnet- "they stored all of those passwords. your password, my password, everyone who uses twitter, in a plain text file, instead of encrypting it. now, what does that mean? that means anybody internally at twitter could have seen your username and you password. not good when it's plain text." twitter says it discovered a bug that prevented the passwords from being encrypted. connie guglielmo (goo-yell-mo) is the editor-in-chief of cnet news

in san francisco.connie guglielmo/cnet- "it's not a hack from the outside. um, it's an internal problem, but nonetheless, we don't know how long that data was floating around for anyone to see. we don't know who had access to it. we don't know if all 330 million, um, passwords were exposed in that file." that's why twitter and guglielmo (goo-yell-mo) are recommending users change their passwords on all devices as soon as possible.connie guglielmo/cnet- "because the last thing you want is to someone to take control of your account and tweet out things that you might not ever say. it does potentially harm your reputation. and, as we all know, it's very difficult to pull back and correct a wrong impression." twitter has issued a public apology about the mistake. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) (pam) on the peninsula. the u.s. coast guard is working to salvage a 33- foot sailboat that sunk... when crews tried to tow it away. the boat... named 'the hectate'... washed ashore in pacifica last weekend... after it ran out

of fuel. four people and a dog were on board... the victims were all treated for minor injuries. salvage workers attempted to tow the hectate from the beach yesterday... but the boat took on water, and sank... about 600- feet offshore. at last check, the sailboat is around 10 -feet underwater... fortunately, no hazardous materials were on board. ( pam on cam) san francisco is cracking down on the relatively new phenomenon of those electric scooters .. buzzing around town. the scooters have invaded the streets of san jose too.kron four's rob fladeboe reports on how things are going there. introduced here in downtown san jose little more than a month ago electric scooters now seem to be everywhere. so far, two companies, lime and bird, are renting scooters here. san jose police say they have received just one complaint so far but city hall is watching says the department oftransportation's colin heyne.colin heyne/city of san jose ".....we've

had a lot of curiosity about the scooters, we've seen scooters left blocking the public right of way and there are questions about safety..." through a smart phone app, users can check out a scooter from several location, use it for a short scoot around town, and then leave for the next user to find. for now, the city is deferring to state law, which says riders must have a driver's license, wear a helmet and stay off the sidewalk. obviously, that's not happening. "...the city council has asked the d.o.t. to develop some regulations and a permit proces so we are going to be reaching out to the public to find out what people like about the program, what they don't like and what they would like to see changed..." they're not unlike bicycles in many ways but scooter riders may be less experienced, less prepared to deal with heavy traffic on and off the street and are clearly a hazard on crowded city sidewalks. alvara gutierriezsays pedestrians seem to be taking the scooters in stride. alvaro gutierrez/scooter user "...so far no one has gotten mad at me, they're just sometimes a little but surprised i think because the scooters are so new on the streets..."despite there more or less unannounced arrival, the scooters are likely here to stay but come septemberthe city will be putting the brakes on in the form of some new rules. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam) protestors occupied a college official's office .... after a rally was held at u-c berkeley this afternoon. protestors marched to the office of vice chancellor david surratt.... and handed over a letter.. with their demands. the rally was sparked by a recent three -to six -percent rent hike. they are asking the university to immediately impose a freeze on rent at u-c housing complexes. they are also asking for the removal of discriminatory language from lease agreements... and to establish affordable housing across the u-c system. (pam) developing news tonight. a 5-point-oh earthquake was felt this

afternoon in hawaii. it was one of hundreds of small quakes which have shaken the ground near the kilauea volcano this week... prompting concerns of a possible eruption. a volcano watch has been issued for the region around the volcano, which is one of the world's most active. residents say, cracks have opened up on roads. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more on this story... as well as our local 4- zone forecast tonight. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over the state now. ilit will be a fast moving ridge of high essure but it should bring us the warmest day of the week tomorrow. highs friday will be in the 70s to low 80s in the warmest valleys with 60s and 70s around t bay. there will still be a few patches of fog along the coast. highs there will be cooler there and in the 50s and low 60s. more clouds will move in for the

weekend which should cool temperatures slightly. mild spring weather will continue into next week with only minor changes in the forecast each day.

(pam) just ahead.. an update with the latest details on wednesdays' military plane crash .. as well as new video of the deadly accident. (pam) and next.. the wounds from the las vegas massacre are still raw for many of the survivors ... as new video is released from police body cams.

(pam) las vegas police released the first body cam video, which is evidence of how the department responded to october's mass shooting.

while some worry the video could re-open old wounds, one survivor says, he is all for it. reporter gerard ramalho has his perspective. natsot"breach, breach, breach" it was the moment swat team members first arrived at room 32135.the mandalay bay suite where steven paddock had earlier fired countless rounds into a crowd of concert goers below.jaron wilson/survivor"i remember hearing bullets, skipping off the blacktop. and that was a lot of that ricochet." jaron wilson was in that crowd.a survivor who still thinks about that night everyday.while some understandably prefer to move on, and move past the tragedy, jaron is among those happy with the latest release of footage. he calls it an opportunity to learn and grow. jaron wilson/survivor"what could we have done more? could we have done x, y and z? other departments, other cities, i think there's definitely a wealth of things to learn from, pros and cons." natsot "ok we have one suspect down. this is clear. what was the shots fired in here? everyone's good?"here, we see swat officers relaying the information the suspect was no longer a threat. you can almost decipher a sense of relief.it was also at this time police realized there were cameras set up inside..

natost"and this appears to be a camera." only a small portion of the evidence that will soon be made public.but in some ways, according to retired metro detective phil ramos, the most important. phil ramos/retired police detective"this was the primary focus of the attack on this shooter, and i think that was probably the most compelling video that we'll probably see." compelling. and hopefully useful for jaron and others who still have many questions. phil ramos/retired police detective"could we have saved a few more lives? we don't really know." (pam) that was gerard ramalho reporting. there are still nearly 750- hours of videos and 9-1-1 calls..which will be released in the future. (pam) still

ahead.. a california couple in court on felony charges involving abuse against their three children.. what the court decided today. (pam) also ahead ... a man accused of exposing himself in public ... on more than one occasion... is now the subject of a police search effort.. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we

wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. (pam) sacramento police

are looking for a man, they believe is linked to several indecent exposures ... over the past week. our grant lodes is here with more. (grant) police are looking for a police are looking for a white man with brown hair... in his 30s.... driving this white pickup truck you see here. residents are even more concerned because these incidents are occuring in the same area where the golden state killer...aka the east area rapist... was active. security footage shows a pickup truck driving down the street, making a u-turn, then pulling up to victim "denise botha (bawth-uh)" as she is walking her dog. she thought the man was going to ask about a trailer out front that was for sale. instead the man repeatedly asked "can you help me," until the victim approached. that's when the man exposed himself.

doesn't get what he wants, and someone is going to get hurt.> (grant) the next day, citrus heights got a report from another woman who reported a similar incident involving a man in a white truck. authorities are now trying to see if there is a link between the incidents. police say crimes like this do have the potential to escalate into more serious ones. (pam) our top story tonight.... one of the victims in that shooting this afternoon in mill valley... has died. the other is listed in critical condition. less than an hour ago... police said, the 80- year old gunman the 80- year police said, hour ago... less than an hour ago... police said, the 80- year old gunman has died as well. the shooting happened at around 3:30 this afternoon on east blithedale avenue-- just west of highway 101. the shelter in place has been lifted.... and police say there is no further threat to the public. in vallejo police are hoping the same techniques used to

arrest the man alleged to be the golden state killer will help them crack the case of the zodiac killer.it's one of the bay area's most famous unsolved cases. he attacked seven people total....killing five. but claimed responsibility for more in taunting letters and cryptograms sent to local newspapers.now a vallejo detective says he's submitted two envelopes containing those letters for dna analysis. the goal: to get a genetic profile in order to narrow in on the killer using his family tree. results from the dna analysis is expected back in the next few weeks.maureen kelly kron4 news here in san jose the city is keeping close watch on the recent invasion of e-scooters in the downtown area.there have been few complaints so far but the scooters are a big hit and the city is looking for input establish some rules that would enhance public safety like keeping the scooters off busy sidewalks, if possible. the city council expected to consider action by september.in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

in san francisco... twitter issued a public apology for an internal defect that left all 336-million of its user's passwords insecure. twitter doesn't believe the passwords have been misused in anyway. only that they were stored on a plain text document, rather than encrypted. the company is recommending all users change their stored on all soon as possible. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over the state now. it will be a fast moving ridge of high pressure but it should bring us the warmest day of the week tomorrow. highs friday will be

in the 70s to low 80s in the warmest valleys with 60s and 70s around the bay. there will still be a few patches of fog along the coast. highs there will be cooler there and in the 50s and low 60s. more clouds will move in for the weekend which should cool temperatures slightly. mild spring weather will continue into next week with only minor changes in the forecast each day. (pam) a district attorney has dropped felony charges against the san bernardino county couple ..... accused of keeping their three children in a plywood shed. supporters are pleased with the development, but the couple still faces six -misdemeanor child endangerment charges. jeremy chen has the latest . jackie klear/family friend"to actually see some progress today is amazing news for them."a positive sign for

supporters of 73 year old daniel panico and 51 year old mona kirk.the joshua tree couple accused of child abuse after being found in a makeshift shelter back in february.what was supposed to be just another pre-trial hearing became a major development as prosecutors dropped all felony charges against them.they will instead face misdemeanor charges. kirk's attorney says this gives the defense insight on how prosecutors see their case. elizabeth crabtree/attorney "for it to be a felony, they have to prove that there's substantial likelihood of great bodily injury or death. because they reduced it to a misdemeanor, it tells me they can't prove that."kirk and panico six charges of child and truancy.addressing the unsanitary conditions the three children were found in. and the chronic absence of their children from school. guilty to all charges.said in a statementinvestigation continued these charges more accurately reflect the conduct."panico's attorney says there was no abuse from the parents.and their squalid living conditions were due to them being poor.he says the couple just reunite with their kids.mike kennedy/attorney "this is a very loving, together family. when you have true child abuse kinds of things, there's hostility and nastiness between the kids and the parents. this is a loving family."jackie klear/family friend"i'd like to see the whole thing actually dropped completely. they get their kids back, they need their kids back now."jeremy chen, joshua tree.

(pam) (pam) today is the national day of prayer--people across the country are encouraged to participate and pray for the nation. the white house observed the occasion by inviting various spiritual leaders... to say a blessing in the rose garden. president trump also signed an executive order to create a faith- based office.. he said it would ensure that all faith- based communities have strong advocates in the white house... and throughout the trump administration.

this step because we know that in solving the many, many problem and our great challenges faith is more powerful than government and nothing is more powerful than god."> (pam) critics (pam) critics of the executive order say, it will actually inhibit freedom of religion by placing one relgious viewpoint above all others. (pam) the puerto rico national guard says, nine crew members died wednesday.... when a military cargo plane nose- dived into a highway in georgia . this surveillance video of the plane's final moments .... comes from a business located near the crash site. you can see the w-c-130 plane... falling out of the sky and heading straight to the ground. the puerto rico national guard says, the plane was flying from savannah, georgia, to tucson, arizona .... ironically on its final military flight, when it went down shortly after

takeoff. the plane was scheduled to be decommissioned ... once it arrived in arizona. ( pam ) ahead.. a bay area rapper... in trouble with the law in sweden... details on what happened. ♪ ♪ 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. bay area rapper g-eazy..

is behind bars tonight in stockholm, sweden. authorities say, the oakland

native was attacking security guards yesterday... before getting caught with cocaine. he is accused of acting belligerent in a club, after his rap show... and when security approached him and asked him to calm down... he started throwing punches. once arrested... police say, they found cocaine in his pocket. a court will rule tomorrow on whether g-eazy will remain in jail... or go free. (pam) adidas is standing behind kanye west -- despite the rapper's controversial remark about slavery. west caused an uproar earlier this week on t-m-z, when he said- quote - , "when you hear about slavery for 400 years ... for 400 years? that sounds like a choice." the c-e-o of adidas said today... the company had not considered dropping west as a designer and celebrity ambassador. the german sportswear company has partnered with west since 2013-- he designs clothing and shoes for adidas, under theline called - yeezy.. yeezy..

in sports -- the sharks even the series with the golden knights we''ll hear from the team ahead of game -five in las vegas plus -- the warriors hit the road... golden state warriors will be looking to take a three - game lead over the pelicans friday night. our sports director, gary radnich, has all the sports coming up. 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. the warriors will the warriors will be looking to take a three-game lead over the pelicans friday night. this morning golden state left to new orleans for game three. the good news is steph curry will be a starter. in game two... the two-time m-v-p scored 28 points along with five three-pointers in 27 minutes. the warriors are holding practice tonight the pelicans need to win game

three in order to stay alive in the series tip off set for five p-m we head north of the border... lebron james and the cavaliers facing toronto on the road for game two lebron looking to head back to cleveland with a two-game lead the raptors kept it close in the first half in the third... lebron spin move and too the rack cavs up by 12 james got some help in game 2 kevin love... 31 points and 11 rebounds cleveland has won their last seven games against toronto lebron was too much for the raptors again finishes with 43 points, 8 rebounds, 14 assists cleveland win 128-110 they will look to close out series in cleveland' cavs lead 2-nothing... game 3 saturday lebron is not only winning on the court... he's a very successful businessman.

back in 2011 james invested in english soccer club liverpool f-c... earning him a two-percent stake with the team. sources say lebron paid over six million dollars. thanks to liverpool reaching the uefa champions league for the first time in eleven years... his stake is now worth 32-million dollars. liverpool will face real madrid in the champions league final on may 26th.

it's a great time to be a bay area sports fan tomorrow night... you might need two television's to watch the warriors and sharks. last night san jose evened the series down at the tank after droppig game three... peter deboer made some changes. sharks forward joonas donskoi returned to the lineup and found the back of the net early... but martin jones was the story of this one. the fins goaltender stopped all 34 shots. deboer looks ahead to game five tomorrow night

matty ice is frozen in atlanta...well for the next five years matt ryan has agreed to a five year extension with the falcons... resetting the quarterback market sources say his 150-million deal includes 100-million guaranteed. ryan is the first n-f-l q-b to earn 30-million per year

the 2016 n-f-l m-v-p, who is cousins with l m-v-p, who is the 2016 n-f-year the 2016 n-f-l m-v-p, who is the 2016 n-f-year the 2016 n-f-year the 2016 n-f-l m-v-p, who is cousins with 49ers first round pick, mike mcglinchey... was is entering the final year of contract. it's become a trend for cowboys' legends to leave the grindiron for the broadcasting booth. their newest member is former tight end, jason witten. he will join e-s-p-n's monday night football as a broadcaster. the eleven-time pro bowler... played all 15 seasons with the cowboys he finishes his career as the leader in receiving yards, receptions and games played tonight the a's will face the mariners without ichiro

suzuki. the future hall of famer is moving from outfield to front office effective immediately the forty four year old will transition from his playing role to assistant of the mariners chairman. the ten time all star will provide input on outfield play, baserunning and stealing and serve as a metor to the team. ichiro is not retiring... he could return in 2019 for the mariners opening series in japan he has 3,089 hits in the majors, placing him 22nd on the career list. (pam) (pam) coming up.. how yodeling in the aisle of a store... turned into a bright future for an eleven year old boy..

(pam) breaking news tonight... two tetra- tech employees are going to jail... that is after pleading 'guilty' to falsifying data in the hunters point cleanup effort. the u-s attorney's office made the announcement today. one employee admitted to telling employees .... to replace dirt from

affected test areas, and 'swap it' with clean dirt. he also admitted ... to personally falsifying data. the other employee admitted to actually gathering the clean dirt, in order to fabricate the samples. they have both been sentenced to 8- months in prison. you may recall, we reported earlier this week, hunters point residents filed a 27 - billion dollar lawsuit.. alleging fraud by tetra -tech. (pam) a video of a young boy yodeling and singing in a walmart, went viral.less than a month ago.. mason ramsey's impromptu performance in a store aisle, earned him instant fame, a record deal, and a scholarship. he even made an appearance at coachella -- but now, he is back hitting the books at school. brittany jacob reports. mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "i will never forget about my education as much as all these people around here have worked for it."nats locker shuts.mason ramsey also known as the

walmart yodeling boy thanks a part of his success to his school -- pope county grade school in golconda.mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "if it wasn't for this school, i wouldn't be as smart as i am and i wouldn't be where i'm at right now." despite his new fame and record deal, mason says he will remain humble and kind... pointing out one thing that won't ever happen.mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "get the big head - you don't want that. you just want to stay yourself and play it cool because if you get the big head no one's is going to like you."he even reminded me of a lesson old as time.mason ramsey / walmart "yodeling boy": "like the bible the way you want to be treated, and so i feel like if i leave someone out, someone else is going to leave me out and i don't want that to happen, so i want all people to be my friend."in class, mason's quick to participate.nats teacher: "mason."nats mason: "you need to turn it into an improper fraction." his music teacher, ms. reed, says she knew early on that he stood out.lisa reed / music teacher: "we've watched him since he walked in the door as a kindergarten student, just had a presence about him that he was ready to perform at the drop of a hat." but she says all of her students are just as important. lisa reed / music teacher: "if we have a few along the way that can reach stardom, that's amazing. but we are going to try and make super stars out of everyone in this building in whatever occupation and whatever field they go for."no matter how far his career takes him, mason's heart will always be here with his friends.mason: "well, i do miss home too... i kind of get home sick once in a while. but, you know, on stage i just do what i do best and you know, i think about home once in a while." (pam) breaking news tonight... two tetra tech news

tonight... breaking (pam) next on kron 4 news at 8:8:kron 4 news at next on prison.months in sentenced to 8 months in prison.

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