ss. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or

drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california. ( marty ) our top story this morning.. workers at five u-c hospitals in the state are walking out tomorrow. u-c-s-f hospital staff are among those set to walkout in a three day strike.

they demanding fair and equal wages. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from the u-c-s-f . sara this will have a big impact on the hospital and it's patients. sara? ((áásara liveáá))marty - this is going to impact hundreds of scheduled surgeries, cancer treatments, you name it...it's going to disrupt the entire u-c-s-f medical center here on parnassus avenue.the strike is planned by the a major union representing university employees ranging from janitors to security guards to nurses.u-c employees from this union and three others in the bay area will be walking out to demand that the university system make wages fair and equal for all genders.these are issues these unions have been discussing for years.plus - employees say they are sick of jobs being outsourced to private contractors.staff at u-c's six medical centers say the current conditions and wages impact the quality of care patients receive.((áásara liveáá))the u-c-s-f emergency

room and emergency the u-c-s-f ((áásara liveáá))receive. ((áásara liveáá))the u-c-s-f emergency room and clinics will remain open as the university will have temporary staff during this three day strike.however - patients with serious needs are asked to go to affliates of u-c-s-f such as saint mary's.live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news ( marty ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty ) we're following breaking news out of san jose. san jose police say a man was shot and killed earlier this morning. officers found his body in the area of story road and jackson avenue. police have not released the name of the victim. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police.

( marty ) thousands of people are still without power and the ground is still rumbling in hawaii. that powerful volcano has destroyed half a dozen homes. 17-hundred people have been forced to evacuate. kim hutcherson has the latest. hawaii's biggest island-- shaken and stirred. timothy trun / leilani resident: "we're about to enjoy dinner, and then the cops show up and tell us we have to go. and everything changed in an instant."days after the most active volcano on the island erupted-- the area is still under threat. fountains of lava and dangerous gas chased hundreds of people out of their homes.new video shows hot lava splattering dangerously close to neighborhoods."all we heard was a boom! within minutes we see smoke. and all this lava coming across the street." people are still facing the threat of more quakes, spewing lava and toxic gas. the "kilauea volcano" erupted thursday-- sending sulfuric acid and molten rocks into the air. on top of that-- a magnitude 6.9 quake hit the area friday-- shaking homes already impacted by the eruption. that quake was the most powerful one on the island since 1975, according to the us geological survey.

"it scared me, it really scared me. first time in my life i ever seen shelves wave back and forth like that." hundreds of smaller quakes have hit the island -- forcing people to stay on high alert. "i feel emotional inside i just feel really displaced like i'm not sure what to do. and i feel pretty alone right now."officials say at least six lava vents have opened... and volcanic activity shows no signs of slowing down. david ige / hawaii governor: "it's unpredictable, we don't know which way the lava is going to flow. we are planning actively for every contingency that we can think of."i'm kim hutcherson reporting. ( marty )( marty )( marty ) ( marty ) a san francisco girl is one of the first in the country to become a boy scout. she and her family spoke to kron 4's hermela aregawi about what inspired her to join the scouts.

jordan fong is the first girl in san francisco to join boy scouts.the organization says it's working to be more inclusive.so girls like jordan.. who has been with the girls scouts for four years.. are switching over. jordan says.. seeing her older brother take part in the group's activities inspired her. jordan fong/one of first to join scouts bsawhat i saw there was really good archery. and rock-climbing and horse-riding which i really like. and what made me want to do it more was i thought all the activities that i would get to do in boyscouts. because i like to climb new stuff. it gets old and you remember it so much you are ahead of everyone, you want to do something more challenging. lei fong/ scout's mothershe was always kind of tagging along and she was inspired to see you know 700 boys all getting ready for their trek and i remember her saying, whoa i totally want to do that too. jordan's mother says she's proud of her daughter. and is excited for her. lei fong/ scout's mothershe's the one who wants to go on the longest hike, the most rugged, wilderness. and you know, i think, for me, i really like that she's going to learn resilience. i don't know how to really teach that. you know, so i think that's something that she will learn. in san francisco hermela aregawi kron 4 news.

( marty ) ( marty )( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a man is in the hospital... after a driver crashes into a south bay business. ( marty )plus... students from across the country are taking action against mass shootings in america. in part 2 of a special report.. kron 4's pam moore speaks with 2 bay area students, who are trying to make a difference. ( marty )and... a case of the measles has been reported in california... we'll tell you where and the symptoms you should look for... when we come back. come back. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis,

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americans agree on more mental health support for children and teenagers. the c-d-c says over 20-percent of children have had a seriously mental disorder. the national institute of health reports there were about 45 million adults living with a mental illness in 2016. of those, almost 10 and a half million were considered serious mental illnesses. ( marty )in fresno... health officials there say a number of people may have been exposed to a case of the measles. someone infected with the disease showed up at a hospital emergency room in clovis, near fresno. doctors say the person was infected out of the state and symptoms developed when they returned. those at the hospital and the ugent care center are reaching out to those who may have come in contact with the infected person. measle symptoms include fever, cough, and rashes. ( dave )morning clouds with afternoon clearing. your forecast is next !

here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions

are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california.

( marty ) a driver apparently stepped on the gas instead of the break pedal...and crashed into a donut shop in the south bay. one person was injured. kron 4's gayle ong reports from milpitas with how that victim is doing. and shows us the damage to the donut store. this is the aftermath -- milpitas fire fighters responded to a vehicle into a building saturday afternoon that sent a man to the trauma center.the driver crashed into a donut shop just as a man was coming through.. ngocthao pham owns the salon at the same shopping strip..

she says it's not the first time a car hit the donut shop.. authorities helped the owners clean up the mess there were minimal structural damage.. the donut shop was business as usual - customers were in and out of the shop picking up fresh donuts.milpitas fire chief says the victim is in stable condition with non life threathening injurieshe says the driver was okay -- and all parties involved are very lucky in milpitas, gayle ong, kron 4 news. ( marty )in the north bay, a former boys and girls club athletic director will spend the rest of his life in prison for molesting children. police arrested him because of one man's gut feeling that something wasn't right. kron 4's justine waldman spoke to the man who tipped off sot it seemed really inappropriate to me and was very unsettlingvery clearly

nick egan remembers the day in late august of 2016, when he saw paul dwayne kilgore in a hot tub with two young boys having a sexually graphic conversation about their private partssot my intuition felt that something was off about what was happeningat the healdsburg parkpoint health club, his gut told him to follow kilgore and the boys aged 11 and 12, who were now naked to the locker room. where he witnessed kilfoge brush his hand against a boys thigh. it did not feel right, so he told the front desk, and then called police.sot if it hadn't lined that i was in the exact spot in that exact time how long he would have gone on unpunished and the lives that would have been impactedegan's call to police prompted an investigation.and later to the now 70 year old man's arrest. then a guilty verdict and his sentencing this week to 150 years to life in prison for molesting 6 boys.he may have befriended the children through the sonoma valley boys and girls club where he

worked, the crimes according to the district attorney took place at his house and in pools .sot i almost feel guilty that it did not stop sooner if somebody had taken more timeas an educator in california, egan is mandated by law to report suspicions of child abuse.as a father, came forward bc he wanted to protect innocent children.sot this is a job of everybody to make sure that our kids are safeegan refuses the title of hero.he knows he just did the right thing.sot i feel satisfied that he won't be able to harm anybody else in the future ( marty ) that was that was kron 4's justine waldman reporting. ( marty )coming up after the break... the a's take it to extra innings at the coliseum. and the giant's are on a roll. j-r stone has the highlights.. next in sports. live look outside...

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the trip from wakanda to throw out the first pitch we pick it up in extras-- scoreless game in the 12th... khris davis... with a runner on first hits a walkoff home run. it's the third of his career a's win 2-nothing trevor cahill, who pitched through the sixth... finished with 12 strikeouts oakland is one game above 500 the giants in atlanta saturday facing the braves san francisco looking for their fifth straight series win. top third... giants up by two evan longoria gets his 15-hundred career hit with an r-b-i double buster posey scores... giants take a 4-1 lead two batters later... alen hanson, who was called up for the injured joe panik hits a 2-run shot to left field. the rookie finishes with 4 r-b-i's giants win 11-2... they finish with 18 hits san francisco is on fire... they have won six of their last sevenwe are less than 24 hours away from more playoff basketball...golden state warriors style. they will take on the pelicans in game four at 12:30 sunday afternoon. the team lost game three to the pelicans in new orleans 119 to 100. 6 foot 10 anthony davis had 33 points. the pelicans shot 50 percent from the field and 45 percent from three point land. the warriors still lead the series two to one. the team had practice today

down in louisiana. draymond green and rajon rondo have been getting into things and jawing at each other. coach steve kerr said he understands that but he was a bit concerned about rondo trying to trip green at one point and trying to get under curry on another play. they're competing i don't see anything wrong with that except for the tripping . i'm all for getting underneath a guys skin but you can't try to step on a guys foot or try to swipe a guy under his feet as he is shooting. those are dangerous plays but other than that i like the competition. and that is sports. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)

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( marty )here's a live look at the yosemite national park this morning. this is yosemite falls. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into

sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california. ( marty ) the fbi says there were more active shooter incidents in 2017 than in any other year. the new report examines shootings in the u-s

over the last two years. last year -- 138 people were killed in 30 separate shooting incidents in the u-s. that compares to 20-16 when there were 20 active shootings that killed 83 people. the fbi defines an active shooter .... as anyone killing or trying to kill people in a populated area-- the data doesn't include information on drug- or gang-related shootings. ( marty )the mass school shooting in parkland, florida, touched a nerve among the students who survived .. and served as a wake up call to the country. and there are two sides - the mass shootings, largely affecting affluent communities, and the urban gun violence affecting young people as well. in part two of her special report... kron 4's pam moore talked with two bay area young women. each one is committed to fighting gun violence... and each aware that their causes are rooted in the same troubling issues facing i feel like it took white kids to be shot by another white kid for people to take notice. as with all stories.. there are differing perspectives

both lily conanable and jada white agree - this new national movement against guns, has largely overlooked urban gun violence .. a subject close to jada's heart.. because not long after her she was born, her father was killed by a young man with a gun.. she has been protesting urban gun violence most of her young life..we're still focused on one section of gun violence when there's a full circle of it . we need to be looking at the bigger picture instead of just being focused on one color of the painting..i think yes, it's difficult. this is not necessarily how this movement started but it's worth the challenge.. worth the connections that have to be made. lily -sot 152-207 - pdj video oakland rally for pam/ show top of her sot then oakland march broll-video = pdj for pam 824 lily at front ready to march/pdj walk for lives video - 3127 sign march for lives.. march crowd broll 4105-4347 "we should not have to be out here today marching for our lives not ever. and yet, here we are marching for our lives and the lives of millions of other young people around this country.""the oakland march did a really great job of talking about it and i think that has a lot to do with the fact it was in

oakland."in regard to the mass shooting.. the parkland students addressed this. the media has picked this up so much because of who they are and what they look like and where they come from and that doesn't take away from the horror of this awful incident." "delegation this is lily".. the two girls are optimistic.. they believe unity can be built on what all sides in the anti- gun violence movement want..i want stricter background checks.extreme risk protection orders.police community service in community they police inconcealed carry permittinggun education class you have to take before you register to get a gun.and then there's that eternal optimism of youth."sitting here with lily today is kind of an example of how they can work together and bring about a change together and i love seeing that.. two communities.. two backgrounds.. merging.. "sot - lily - cam 1 -3111/ cover top of bite with pics from lily of her school walkout- do not use pics she sent from kqed"when we had our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain edit-3120 but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. lily on cam -edit -3131 and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours".

( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty )both jada and lily say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. and lily is working on a bay area wide coalition of students for gun violence prevention. we will stay in touch with their efforts. ( marty )in san francsco... an honor for late mayor ed lee, on what would have been his 66th birthday. the city paid tribute by planting a tree in his name saturday. mayor lee passed away suddenly late last year. kron 4's sara

stinson was at the emotional ceremony. it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this

tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old stories about lee. ("i said why do you need a damn shovel you're my public works director, he said because somebody needs to do your job.")from lee's mother - to mayor mark ferrell - everyone - grabbed a shovel to help plant the tree that will now stand tall to honor mayor lee. ("possibly add other soundbite if there is time) ("the planting of this magnolia tree in ed's honor will continually remind us of ed's love for san francisco, dedication to the city and all he did as the first asian- american mayor of san francisco.")sara stinson, kron 4 news ( marty )coming up after the break... we'll take a look at how the bay area celebrated cinco de mayo. (ácommercialá)

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square featured plenty of tasty food, music and dancing. kron4's michelle kingston was there. (mk)this cinco de mayo -- was all about the turf dancing -- in oakland's jack london square ánatáit's a type of dance that started in the 90s ... and has been gaining popularity ever since.ánatájohnny lopez, turfinc"i dance because it's something i am passionate about and i hope that everybody around the world will know more about bay area turf dancing so that's my goal right now to spread it around the world so thats why i'm doing it."johnny lopez started turf inc a few years ago -- an oakland based company dedicated to creating positive changes in the community through dance -- and organized this year's cinco de mayo eventjohnny lopez, turfinc"the

best part of today is bringing all this traditional mexican stuff here today ... myself, my parents, all these wonderful mexican vendors who never get love for the things we have in oakland so all i did was bring them over here and we are making history right now."traditional dancers were also performing and celebrating the holidaycecilia villa, dancer"ever since i was little i wanted to learn more about my culture and this is a way for me to get involved and know where my family and background came from."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"but it's not all about the dancing here today. people are also enjoying shopping and the food."luis johnston, oakland "oh, i am having a great time. i love being out here in oakland. jack london square a great place to be. fantastic!" justin gastwirth, oaklandcinco de mayo is always a good time so it's nice to see the culture around."amber cox, oakland"it's beautiful to see the community just be at a peaceful event where everyone's having a good time. i love it."with vendors and all kinds of food -- families said the first annual cinco de mayo dance festival at jack london square was a great event sylvia kwan, oakland "wonderful! it's awesome."in oakland -- michelle kingston -- kron 4 news

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87-year-old woman fulfilled her lifelong dream. patricia cassity walked the stage at the university of alabama and received her college diploma -- a moment 70 years in the making. her course work...dates all the way back to 1947. in her last quarter... she decided to head to alaska to work for the air force. that's where she met her husband bernard and started a family. so earning her degree wasn't possible...until now.(sot) < "they had to get transcript out of the archive and i thought that will take forever. is it in the attic in a box? or down in the basement?">( marty ) cassity didn't have to take any new classes to earn her degree. she had apparently met all the requirements for a bachelor of science degree -- she just didn't ( marty ) a blockbuster video store in alaska is now becoming a bit of a museum. comedian john oliver offered the store memorabilia from

actor russell crowe's films to help attract customers. the items come from the movies cinderella man, robin hood, and others. the store owner says most people are curious about is the leather jock strap from cinderlla man. oliver bought the crowe souvenirs for about 7-thousand dollars at crowe's "art of divorce" auction. i didnt know there were still blockbuster ( marty ) an 11-year-old girl makes an amazing discovery in tennesse. she found a 475-million year old fossil. a professor at the university of tennessee comfirmed the find. ryleigh taylor found a trilobite -- an extinct marine arthropod. ryleigh doesn't plan to keep the fossil... she wants it put on display in a museum for others to see. ( marty ) a baby lemur was recently born at san jose's happy hollow park and zoo. now the public is being asked to vote on his name. the yellow-eyed...black and white ruffed lemur was born amonth

ago. there are three name choices anyone can vote on. loka...which means "prize"... zandry...or volana...which means "moon". lemurs have been hunted and habitat- deprived almost to extinction. and the birth is part of a species survival plan for the critters. to vote on a name.. go to our website ... kron4.com. ( dave )morning clouds with afternoon clearing. your forecast is next ! (sara) workers at u-c hospitals are planning to walkout tomorrow. we'll tell you why... after the break. you could save energy

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the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california.

( marty ) our top story this morning.. workers at five u-c hospitals in the state are walking out tomorrow. u-c-s-f hospital staff are among those set to begin a three day strike. they demanding what they call fair and equal wages. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from the u-c-s-f . sara this will have a big impact on the hospital and it's patients. sara? ((áásara liveáá))marty - this is going to impact hundreds of

scheduled surgeries, cancer treatments, you name it...it's going to disrupt the entire u-c-s-f medical center here on parnassus avenue.the strike is planned by the a major union representing university employees ranging from janitors to security guards to nurses.u-c employees from this union and three others in the bay area will be walking out to demand that the university system make wages fair and equal for all genders.these are issues these unions have been discussing for years.plus - employees say they are sick of jobs being outsourced to private contractors.staff at u-c's six medical centers say the current conditions and wages impact the quality of care patients receive.((áásara liveáá))the u-c-s-f emergency room and clinics will remain open as the university will

have temporary staff during this three day strike.however - patients with serious needs are asked to go to affliates of u-c-s-f such as saint mary's.live in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news ( marty ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( marty ) we're following breaking news out of san jose. san jose police say a man was shot and killed earlier this morning. officers found his body in the area of story road and jackson avenue. police have not released the name of the victim. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police. ( marty )this morning 2 more earthquakes have struck the island of hawaii. the latest one a 2-point-6 magnitude... and the other... a 4-point-3. thousands of people there are still without power and 17-

hundred... have been forced to evacuate. kim hutcherson has the latest. hawaii's biggest island-- shaken and stirred. timothy trun / leilani resident: "we're about to enjoy dinner, and then the cops show up and tell us we have to go. and everything changed in an instant."days after the most active volcano on the island erupted-- the area is still under threat. fountains of lava and dangerous gas chased hundreds of people out of their homes.new video shows hot lava splattering dangerously close to neighborhoods."all we heard was a boom! within minutes we see smoke. and all this lava coming across the street." people are still facing the threat of more quakes, spewing lava and toxic gas. the "kilauea volcano" erupted thursday-- sending sulfuric acid and molten rocks into the air. on top of that-- a magnitude 6.9 quake hit the area friday-- shaking homes already impacted by the eruption. that quake was the most powerful one on the island since 1975, according

to the us geological survey. "it scared me, it really scared me. first time in my life i ever seen shelves wave back and forth like that." hundreds of smaller quakes have hit the island -- forcing people to stay on high alert. "i feel emotional inside i just feel really displaced like i'm not sure what to do. and i feel pretty alone right now."officials say at least six lava vents have opened... and volcanic activity shows no signs of slowing down. david ige / hawaii governor: "it's unpredictable, we don't know which way the lava is going to flow. we are planning actively for every contingency that we can think of." ( marty )a san francisco girl is one of the first in the country to become a boy scout. she and her family spoke to kron 4's hermela aregawi about what inspired her to join the scouts. jordan fong is the first girl in san francisco to join boy scouts.the organization

says it's working to be more inclusive.so girls like jordan.. who has been with the girls scouts for four years.. are switching over. jordan says.. seeing her older brother take part in the group's activities inspired her. jordan fong/one of first to join scouts bsawhat i saw there was really good archery. and rock-climbing and horse-riding which i really like. and what made me want to do it more was i thought all the activities that i would get to do in boyscouts. because i like to climb new stuff. it gets old and you remember it so much you are ahead of everyone, you want to do something more challenging. lei fong/ scout's mothershe was always kind of tagging along and she was inspired to see you know 700 boys all getting ready for their trek and i remember her saying, whoa i totally want to do that too. jordan's mother says she's proud of her daughter. and is excited for her. lei fong/ scout's mothershe's the one who wants to go on the longest hike, the most rugged, wilderness. and you know, i think, for me, i really like that she's going to learn resilience. i don't know how to really teach that. you know, so i think that's something that she will learn.

in san francisco hermela aregawi kron 4 news. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a man is in the hospital... after a driver crashes into a south bay business. ( marty )plus... students from across the country are taking action against mass shootings in america. in part 2 of a special report.. kron 4's pam moore speaks with 2 bay area students, who are trying to make a difference. ( marty )and... a case of the measles has been reported in california... we'll tell you where and the symptoms you should look for... when we come back.

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with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrink vs an ai. diarrhea is common, may be severe, and may cause dehydration or infection. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. serious liver problems can occur. symptoms may include tiredness, loss of appetite, stomach pain, and bleeding or bruising more easily than normal. blood clots that can lead to death have also occurred. talk to your doctor right away if you notice pain or swelling in your arms or legs, shortness of breath, chest pain or rapid breathing or heart rate. tell your doctor if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include nausea, infections, low red and white blood cells and platelets, decreased appetite, headache, abdominal pain, tiredness, vomiting, and hair thinning or loss. i'm relentless.

and my doctor and i choose to treat my mbc with verzenio. be relentless. ask your doctor about everyday verzenio. be relentless. (áábreakáá) ( marty ) for your health, may is mental health awareness month. it aims to focus attention on the need for screening and treatment. a new study says 87 percent of americans agree on more mental health support for children and teenagers. the c-d-c says over 20-percent of children have had a seriously mental disorder. the

national institute of health reports there were about 45 million adults living with a mental illness in 2016. of those, almost 10 and a half million were considered serious mental illnesses. ( marty )in fresno... health officials there say a number of people may have been exposed to a case of the measles. someone infected with the disease showed up at a hospital emergency room in clovis, near fresno. doctors say the person was infected out of the state and symptoms developed when they returned. those at the hospital and the ugent care center are reaching out to those who may have come in contact with the infected person. measle symptoms include fever, cough, and rashes. ( dave ) here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california.

( marty ) a driver

apparently stepped on the gas instead of the break pedal...and crashed into a donut shop in the south bay. one person was injured. kron 4's gayle ong reports from milpitas with how that victim is doing. and shows us the damage to the donut store. this is the aftermath -- milpitas fire fighters responded to a vehicle into a building saturday afternoon that sent a man to the trauma center.the driver crashed into a donut shop just as a man was coming through..

ngocthao pham owns the salon at the same shopping strip.. she says it's not the first time a car hit the donut shop.. authorities helped the owners clean up the mess there were minimal structural damage.. the donut shop was business as usual - customers were in and out of the shop picking up fresh donuts.milpitas fire chief says the victim is in stable condition with non life threathening injurieshe says the driver was okay -- and all involved are very lucky in milpitas, gayle ong, kron 4 news. ( marty ) in the north bay, a former boys and girls club athletic director will spend the rest of his life in prison for molesting children. police arrested him because of one man's gut feeling that something wasn't right. kron 4's justine waldman spoke to the man who tipped off police. sot it seemed really inappropriate to me and was very unsettlingvery clearly nick egan remembers the day in late august of 2016, when he saw paul dwayne kilgore in a hot tub with two young boys having a sexually graphic conversation about their private partssot my intuition

felt that something was off about what was happeningat the healdsburg parkpoint health club, his gut told him to follow kilgore and the boys aged 11 and 12, who were now naked to the locker room. where he witnessed kilfoge brush his hand against a boys thigh. it did not feel right, so he told the front desk, and then called police.sot if it hadn't lined that i was in the exact spot in that exact time how long he would have gone on unpunished and the lives that would have been impactedegan's call to police prompted an investigation.and later to the now 70 year old man's arrest. then a guilty verdict and his sentencing this week to 150 years to life in prison for molesting 6 boys.he may have befriended the children through the sonoma valley boys and girls club where he worked, the crimes according to the district attorney took place at his house and in pools .sot i almost feel guilty that it did not stop sooner if somebody had taken more timeas an educator in

california, egan is mandated by law to report suspicions of child abuse.as a father, came forward bc he wanted to protect innocent children.sot this is a job of everybody to make sure that our kids are safeegan refuses the title of hero.he knows he just did the right thing.sot i feel satisfied that he won't be able to harm anybody else in the future ( marty ) that was kron 4's justine waldman reporting. ( marty )coming up after the break... the a's take it to extra innings at the coliseum. and the giant's are on a roll. j-r stone has the highlights.. next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge (áábreakáá)

a's down at the coliseum facing the orioles oakland looking for their second straight win versus manny machado. it was black panther bobblehead day at the a's game. tah-challa made the trip from wakanda to throw out the first pitch we pick it up in extras-- scoreless game in the 12th... khris davis... with a runner on first hits a walkoff home run. it's the third of his career a's win 2-nothing trevor cahill, who pitched through the sixth... finished with 12 strikeouts oakland is one game above 500 the giants in atlanta saturday facing the braves san francisco looking for their fifth straight series win. top third... giants up by two evan longoria gets his 15-hundred career hit with an r-b-i double buster posey scores... giants take a 4-1 lead two batters later... alen hanson, who was called up

for the injured joe panik hits a 2-run shot to left field. the rookie finishes with 4 r-b-i's giants win 11-2... they finish with 18 hits san francisco is on fire... they have won six of their last sevenwe are less than 24 hours away from more playoff basketball...golden state warriors style. they will take on the pelicans in game four at 12:30 sunday afternoon. the team lost game three to the pelicans in new orleans 119 to 100. 6 foot 10 anthony davis had 33 points. the pelicans shot 50 percent from the field and 45 percent from three point land. the warriors still lead the series two to one. the team had practice today down in louisiana. draymond green and rajon rondo have been getting into things and jawing at each other. coach steve kerr said he

understands that but he was a bit concerned about rondo trying to trip green at one point and trying to get under curry on another play.they're competing i don't see anything wrong with that except for the tripping . i'm all for getting underneath a guys skin but you can't try to step on a guys foot or try to swipe a guy under his feet as he is shooting. those are dangerous plays but other than that i like the competition. and that is sports. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. there's only one word for the all new

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the yosemite national park this morning. this is yosemite falls. yosemite falls. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or

drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california. ( marty ) the fbi says there were more active shooter incidents in 2017 than in any other year. the new report examines shootings in the u-s over the last two years. last year -- 138 people were killed in 30 separate shooting incidents in the u-s. that compares to 20-16 when there

were 20 active shootings that killed 83 people. the fbi defines an active shooter .... as anyone killing or trying to kill people in a populated area-- the data doesn't include information on drug- or gang-related shootings. ( marty )the mass school shooting in parkland, florida, touched a nerve among the students who survived .. and served as a wake up call to the country. and there are two sides - the mass shootings, largely affecting affluent communities, and the urban gun violence affecting young people as well. in part two of her special report... kron 4's pam moore talked with two bay area young women. each one is committed to fighting gun violence... and each aware that their causes are rooted in the same troubling issues facing the nation. i feel like it took white kids to be shot by another white kid for people to take notice. as with all stories.. there are differing perspectives both lily conanable and jada white agree - this new

national movement against guns, has largely overlooked urban gun violence .. a subject close to jada's heart.. because not long after her she was born, her father was killed by a young man with a gun.. she has been protesting urban gun violence most of her young life..we're still focused on one section of gun violence when there's a full circle of it . we need to be looking at the bigger picture instead of just being focused on one color of the painting..i think yes, it's difficult. this is not necessarily how this movement started but it's worth the challenge.. worth the connections that have to be made. lily -sot 152-207 - pdj video oakland rally for pam/ show top of her sot then oakland march broll-video = pdj for pam 824 lily at front ready to march/pdj walk for lives video - 3127 sign march for lives.. march crowd broll 4105-4347 "we should not have to be out here today marching for our lives not ever. and yet, here we are marching for our lives and the lives of millions of other young people around this country.""the oakland march did a really great job of talking about it and i think that has a lot to

do with the fact it was in oakland."in regard to the mass shooting.. the parkland students addressed this. the media has picked this up so much because of who they are and what they look like and where they come from and that doesn't take away from the horror of this awful incident." "delegation this is lily".. the two girls are optimistic.. they believe unity can be built on what all sides in the anti- gun violence movement want..i want stricter background checks.extreme risk protection orders.police community service in community they police inconcealed carry permittinggun education class you have to take before you register to get a gun.and then there's that eternal optimism of youth."sitting here with lily today is kind of an example of how they can work together and bring about a change together and i love seeing that.. two communities.. two backgrounds.. merging.. "sot - lily - cam 1 -3111/ cover top

of bite with pics from lily of her school walkout- do not use pics she sent from kqed"when we had our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain edit-3120 but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. lily on cam -edit -3131 and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours". ( marty )both jada and lily say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. and lily is working on a bay area wide coalition of students for gun violence prevention. we will stay in touch with their efforts. ( marty )in san francsco... an honor for late mayor ed lee, on what would have been his 66th birthday. the city paid tribute by planting a tree in his name saturday. mayor lee passed away suddenly late last year. kron 4's sara stinson was at the emotional ceremony. it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to

miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family

man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old stories about lee. ("i said why do you need a damn shovel you're my public works director, he said because somebody needs to do your job.")from lee's mother - to mayor mark ferrell - everyone - grabbed a shovel to help plant the tree that will now stand tall to honor mayor lee. ("possibly add other soundbite if there is time) ("the planting of this magnolia tree in ed's honor will continually remind us of ed's love for san francisco, dedication to the city and all he did as the first asian- american mayor of san francisco.")sara stinson, kron 4 news ( marty )coming up after the break... we'll take a look at how the bay area celebrated cinco de mayo.

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square featured plenty of tasty food, music and dancing. kron4's michelle kingston was there. (mk)this cinco de mayo -- was all about the turf dancing -- in oakland's jack london square ánatáit's a type of dance that started in the 90s ... and has been gaining popularity ever since.ánatájohnny lopez, turfinc"i dance because it's something i am passionate about and i hope that everybody around the world will know more about bay area turf dancing so that's my goal right now to spread it around the world so thats why i'm doing it."johnny lopez started turf inc a few years ago -- an oakland based company dedicated to creating positive changes in the community through dance -- and organized this year's cinco de mayo eventjohnny lopez, turfinc"the best part of today is bringing all this traditional mexican stuff here today ... myself, my parents, all these wonderful mexican vendors who never get love for the things we have in oakland so all i did was bring them over here

and we are making history right now."traditional dancers were also performing and celebrating the holidaycecilia villa, dancer"ever since i was little i wanted to learn more about my culture and this is a way for me to get involved and know where my family and background came from."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"but it's not all about the dancing here today. people are also enjoying shopping and the food."luis johnston, oakland "oh, i am having a great time. i love being out here in oakland. jack london square a great place to be. fantastic!" justin gastwirth, oaklandcinco de mayo is always a good time so it's nice to see the culture around."amber cox, oakland"it's beautiful to see the community just be at a peaceful event where everyone's having a good time. i love it."with vendors and all kinds of food -- families said the first annual cinco de mayo dance festival at jack london square was a great event sylvia kwan, oakland "wonderful! it's awesome."in oakland -- michelle kingston -- kron 4 news coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... we all

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87-year-old woman fulfilled her lifelong dream.

patricia cassity walked the stage at the university of alabama and received her college diploma -- a moment 70 years in the making. her course work...dates all the way back to 1947. in her last quarter... she decided to head to alaska to work for the air force. that's where she met her husband bernard and started a family. so earning her degree wasn't possible...until now.(sot) < "they had to get transcript out of the archive and i thought that will take forever. is it in the attic in a box? or down in the basement?">( marty ) cassity didn't have to take any new classes to earn her degree. she had apparently met all the requirements for a bachelor of science degree -- she just didn't ( marty ) a blockbuster video store in alaska is now becoming a bit of a museum. comedian john oliver offered the store memorabilia from actor russell crowe's films to help attract customers. the items come from the movies

cinderella man, robin hood, and others. the store owner says most people are curious about is the leather jock strap from cinderlla man. oliver bought the crowe souvenirs for about 7-thousand dollars at crowe's "art of divorce" auction. i didnt know there were still blockbuster stores around. ( marty ) an 11-year-old girl makes an amazing discovery in tennesse. she found a 475-million year old fossil. a professor at the university of tennessee comfirmed the find. ryleigh taylor found a trilobite -- an extinct marine arthropod. ryleigh doesn't plan to keep the fossil... she wants it put on display in a museum for others to see. ( marty ) a baby lemur was recently born at san jose's happy hollow park and zoo. now the public is being asked to vote on his name. the yellow-eyed...black and white ruffed lemur was born amonth ago. there are three name choices anyone can vote on. loka...which means "prize"...

zandry...or volana...which means "moon". lemurs have been hunted and habitat- deprived almost to extinction. and the birth is part of a species survival plan for the critters. to vote on a name.. go to our website ... kron4.com. ( dave )morning ( dave ) morning clouds with afternoon clearing. your forecast is next ! there's only one word for the all new

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( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california. ( marty ) ( marty )we start with

developing news this morning.... there is police activity in san jose right now. there is an active scene near 10th street and williams. kron 4's sara stinson is on her way to the scene. she will join us live in the next half hour with the details. ( marty )also in san jose.... police say a man was shot and killed earlier this morning. officers found his body in the area of story road and jackson avenue. police have not released the name of the victim. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police. ( marty )this morning 2 more earthquakes have struck the island of hawaii. the latest one a 2-point-6 magnitude... and the other... a 4-point-3.

thousands of people there are still without power and 17- hundred... have been forced to evacuate. kim hutcherson has the latest. hawaii's biggest island-- shaken and stirred. timothy trun / leilani resident: "we're about to enjoy dinner, and then the cops show up and tell us we have to go. and everything changed in an instant."days after the most active volcano on the island erupted-- the area is still under threat. fountains of lava and dangerous gas chased hundreds of people out of their homes.new video shows hot lava splattering dangerously close to neighborhoods."all we heard was a boom! within "all we heard was .neighborhoodsclose to neighborhoods."all we heard was a boom! within minutes we see smoke. and all this lava coming across the street." people are still facing the threat of more quakes, spewing lava and toxic gas. the "kilauea volcano" erupted thursday-- sending sulfuric acid and molten rocks into the air. on top of that-- a magnitude 6.9 quake hit the area friday-- shaking homes

already impacted by the eruption. that quake was the most powerful one on the island since 1975, according to the us geological survey. "it scared me, it really scared me. first time in my life i ever seen shelves wave back and forth like that." hundreds of smaller quakes have hit the island -- forcing people to stay on high alert. "i feel emotional inside i just feel really displaced like i'm not sure what to do. and i feel pretty alone right now."officials say at least six lava vents have opened... and volcanic activity shows no signs of slowing down. david ige / hawaii governor: "it's unpredictable, we don't know which way the lava is going to flow. we are planning actively for every contingency that we can think of." ( marty )a san ( marty ) ( marty )a san francisco girl is one of the first in the country to become a boy scout. she and her family spoke to kron 4's hermela aregawi about what inspired her to join the scouts. jordan fong is the first girl in san francisco to join

boy scouts.the organization says it's working to be more inclusive.so girls like jordan.. who has been with the girls scouts for four years.. are switching over. jordan says.. seeing her older brother take part in the group's activities inspired her. jordan fong/one of first to join scouts bsawhat i saw there was really good archery. and rock-climbing and horse-riding which i really like. and what made me want to do it more was i thought all the activities that i would get to do in boyscouts. because i like to climb new stuff. it gets old and you remember it so much you are ahead of everyone, you want to do something more challenging. lei fong/ scout's mothershe was always kind of tagging along and she was inspired to see you know 700 boys all getting ready for their trek and i remember her saying, whoa i totally want to do that too. jordan's mother says she's proud of her daughter. and is excited for her. lei fong/ scout's mothershe's the one who wants to go on the longest hike, the most rugged, wilderness. and you know, i think, for me, i really like that she's going to learn resilience. i don't know how to really teach that. you know, so i think that's something that she will learn. in san francisco hermela

aregawi kron 4 news. ( marty ) in san francsco... an honor for late mayor ed lee, on what would have been his 66th birthday. the city paid tribute by planting a tree in his name saturday. mayor lee passed away suddenly late last year. kron 4's sara stinson was at the emotional ceremony. it's been early five months since mayor edwin mah lee passed away. ("we continue to miss ed as much as i'm sure you all do.")("you think i miss him, oh i miss him, i miss ed lee.")to honor lee - family, friends and city leaders all gathered together saturday morning to plant a magnolia tree in view of city hall.("ed would have been so

pleased knowing you were all here to pay tribute to him.") the perfect way to tribute the man who worked tirelessly to make the city a better place dating back to when he served as the public works director. ("we now have a legacy of infrastructure that will be tied directly to ed lee for future generations.")lee's work ethic is something everyone talks about.("he was the kind of public servant who worked 24/7.")the ceremony brought tears as lee's sister talked about how much this tree means to their family. ("the sweet fragrance of the magnolia tree will bring back sweet memories of ed. as a devoted mayor, a loving family man, a hard working colleague, a kind friend.")there was also laughter as mayor willie brown told old stories about lee. ("i said why do you need a damn shovel you're my public works director, he said because somebody needs to do your job.")from lee's mother - to mayor mark ferrell - everyone - grabbed a shovel to

help plant the tree that will now stand tall to honor mayor lee. ("possibly add other soundbite if there is time) ("the planting of this magnolia tree in ed's honor will continually remind us of ed's love for san francisco, dedication to the city and all he did as the first asian- american mayor of san francisco.")sara stinson, kron 4 news ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a man is in the hospital... after a driver crashes into a south bay business. ( marty )plus... students from across the country are taking action against mass shootings in america. in part 2 of a special report.. kron 4's pam moore speaks with 2 bay area students, who are trying to make a difference. ( marty )and... a case of the measles has been reported in california... we'll tell you where and the symptoms you should look for... when we come back. (ácommercialá) for your health, may is

mental health awareness month. it aims to focus attention on the need for screening and treatment. a new study says 87 percent of

americans agree on more mental health support for children and teenagers. the c-d-c says over 20-percent of children have had a seriously mental disorder. the national institute of health reports there were about 45 million adults living with a mental illness in 2016. of those, almost 10 and a half million were considered serious mental illnesses. ( marty )in fresno... health officials there say a number of people may have been exposed to a case of the measles. someone infected with the disease showed up at a hospital emergency room in clovis, near fresno. doctors say the person was infected out of the state and symptoms developed when they returned. those at the hospital and the ugent care center are reaching out to those who may have come in contact with the infected person. measle symptoms include fever, cough, and rashes. ( dave )

this morning.embarcadero look at the here's a live here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california.

( marty ) a driver apparently stepped on the gas instead of the break pedal...and crashed into a donut shop in the south bay. one person was injured. kron 4's gayle ong reports from milpitas with how that victim is doing. and shows us the damage to the donut store. this is the aftermath -- milpitas fire fighters responded to a vehicle into a building saturday afternoon that sent a man to the trauma center.the driver crashed into a donut shop just as a man was coming through.. ngocthao pham owns the salon at the same shopping strip.. she says it's not the first

time a car hit the donut shop.. authorities helped the owners clean up the mess there were minimal structural damage.. the donut shop was business as usual - customers were in and out of the shop picking up fresh donuts.milpitas fire chief says the victim is in stable condition with non life threathening injurieshe says the driver was okay -- and all parties involved are very lucky in milpitas, gayle ong, kron 4 news. .( marty ) with temperatures going up and no rain in site, it is time to start thinking about getting ready for wildfire season. tomorrow, cal-fire kicks off "wildfire awareness week." somethings to think about include, get your emergency plans in place. keep anything that can burn - like wood piles or brush- 30 feet awat from your home.

and review your homeowners' insurance policy. ( marty )in the north bay, a former boys and girls club athletic director will spend the rest of his life in prison for molesting children. police arrested him because of one man's gut feeling that something wasn't right. kron 4's justine waldman spoke to the man who tipped off police. sot it seemed really inappropriate to me and was very unsettlingvery clearly nick egan remembers the day in late august of 2016, when he saw paul dwayne kilgore in a hot tub with two young boys having a sexually graphic conversation about their private partssot my intuition felt that something was off about what was happeningat the healdsburg parkpoint health club, his gut told him to follow kilgore and the boys aged 11 and 12, who were now naked to the locker room. where he witnessed kilfoge brush his hand against a boys thigh. it did not feel right, so he told the front desk, and then called police.sot if it

hadn't lined that i was in the exact spot in that exact time how long he would have gone on unpunished and the lives that would have been impactedegan's call to police prompted an investigation.and later to the now 70 year old man's arrest. then a guilty verdict and his sentencing this week to 150 years to life in prison for molesting 6 boys.he may have befriended the children through the sonoma valley boys and girls club where he worked, the crimes according to the district attorney took place at his house and in pools .sot i almost feel guilty that it did not stop sooner if somebody had taken more timeas an educator in california, egan is mandated by law to report suspicions of child abuse.as a father, came forward bc he wanted to protect innocent children.sot this is a job of everybody to make sure that our kids are safeegan refuses the title of hero.he knows he just did the right thing.sot i feel satisfied that he won't be able to harm anybody else in the future ( marty ) that was kron 4's justine

waldman reporting. ( marty )coming up after the break... the a's take it to extra innings at the coliseum. and the giant's are on a roll. j-r stone has the highlights.. next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge richmond bridge ♪ ♪ 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.

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a's down at facing the orioles oakland looking for their second straight win versus manny machado. it was black bobblehead game. tah-challa made the trip from wakanda to throw out the first pitch we pick it up in extras-- scoreless game in the 12th... khris davis... with a runner on first hits a walkoff home run. it's the third of his career a's win 2-nothing trevor cahill, who pitched through the sixth... finished with 12 strikeouts oakland is one game above 500 the giants in saturday facing the braves san francisco looking for their fifth straight series win. top third... giants up by two evan longoria gets his 15-hundred career hit with an r-b-i double buster posey scores... giants take a 4-1 lead two batters later... alen hanson, who was called up for the injured joe panik hits a 2-run shot to left field. the rookie finishes with 4 r-b-i's giants win 11-2... they finish with 18 hits san francisco is on fire... they have won six of their last sevenwe are less than 24 hours away from more playoff basketball...golden state warriors style. they will take on the pelicans in game four at 12:30 sunday afternoon. the team lost game three to the pelicans in new orleans 119 to 100. 6 foot 10 anthony davis had 33 points. the pelicans shot 50 percent from the field and 45 percent from three point land. the warriors still lead the series two to one. the team had practice today down in louisiana. draymond green and rajon rondo have been getting into things and jawing at each other. coach steve kerr said he understands that but he was a bit concerned about rondo trying to trip green at one point and trying to get under

curry on another play.they're competing i don't see anything wrong with that except for the tripping . i'm all for getting underneath a guys skin but you can't try to step on a guys foot or try to swipe a guy under his feet as he is shooting. those are dangerous plays but other than that i like the competition. and that is sports. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. here's a live look at the

bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of

the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california. ( marty )our top story this morning... police are

investigating an officer involved shooting in san jose. so far we do know a person has been shot. news of the incident came in about an hour ago.. near 10th street and williams. that's where kron 4's sara stinson joins us now live details... sara? ((áásara liveáá)) ( marty ) thanks sara. we will check back with you through out the morning.

( marty ) happening tomorrow... workers at five u-c hospitals in the state are walking out . u- c-s-f hospital staff are among those set to begin a three day strike. the demonstration is planned by the a major union representing university employees. workers are demanding that the u-c system make wages fair and equal for all genders. the u-c-s-f emergency room and clinics will remain open during the three day strike. but patients with serious needs are asked to go to affliates of u-c-s-f such as saint mary's. ( marty ) the fbi says there were more active shooter incidents in 2017 than in any other year. the new report examines shootings in the u-s over the last two years. last year -- 138 people were killed in 30 separate shooting

incidents in the u-s. that compares to 20-16 when there were 20 active shootings that killed 83 people. the fbi defines an active shooter .... as anyone killing or trying to kill people in a populated area-- the data doesn't include information on drug- or gang-related shootings. ( marty )the mass school shooting in parkland, florida, touched a nerve among the students who survived .. and served as a wake up call to the country. and there are two sides - the mass shootings, largely affecting affluent communities, and the urban gun violence affecting young people as well. in part two of her special report... kron 4's pam moore talked with two bay area young women. each one is committed to fighting gun violence... and each aware that their causes are rooted in the same troubling issues facing the nation. i feel like it took white kids to be shot by another white kid for people to take notice. as with all stories.. there are differing perspectives both lily conanable and jada white agree - this new national movement against guns, has largely overlooked

urban gun violence .. a subject close to jada's heart.. because not long after her she was born, her father was killed by a young man with a gun.. she has been protesting urban gun violence most of her young life..we're still focused on one section of gun violence when there's a full circle of it . we need to be looking at the bigger picture instead of just being focused on one color of the painting..i think yes, it's difficult. this is not necessarily how this movement started but it's worth the challenge.. worth the connections that have to be made. lily -sot 152-207 - pdj video oakland rally for pam/ show top of her sot then oakland march broll-video = pdj for pam 824 lily at front ready to march/pdj walk for lives video - 3127 sign march for lives.. march crowd broll 4105-4347 "we should not have to be out here today marching for our lives not ever. and yet, here we are marching for our lives and the lives of millions of other young people around this country.""the oakland march did a really great job of talking about it and i think that has a lot to do with the fact it was in oakland."in regard to the mass shooting.. the parkland students addressed this. the media has picked this up so much because of who they are and what they look like and where they come from and that doesn't take away from the horror of this awful incident." "delegation this is lily"..

the two girls are optimistic.. they believe unity can be built on what all sides in the anti- gun violence movement want..i want stricter background checks.extreme risk protection orders.police community service in community they police inconcealed carry permittinggun education class you have to take before you register to get a gun.and then there's that eternal optimism of youth."sitting here with lily today is kind of an example of how they can work together and bring about a change together and i love seeing that.. two communities.. two backgrounds.. merging.. "sot - lily - cam 1 -3111/ cover top of bite with pics from lily of her school walkout- do not use pics she sent from kqed"when we had our walkout on march 14 it absolutely poured down rain edit-3120 but we had over 1000 students at our local park from all the different high schools. lily on cam -edit -3131 and our little motto from the day is - watch out congress, the storm is coming and when it rains it pours". ( marty ) ( marty )both jada and lily

say, they will be active in the lead up to mid- term elections ... working for candidates supporting their cause. and lily is working on a bay area wide coalition of students for gun violence prevention. we will stay in touch with their efforts. ( marty )coming up after the break... we'll take a look at how the bay area celebrated cinco de mayo.

the cinco de mayo celebration at jack london square featured

plenty of tasty food, music and dancing. kron4's michelle kingston was there. (mk)this cinco de mayo -- was all about the turf dancing -- in oakland's jack london square ánatáit's a type of dance that started in the 90s ... and has been gaining popularity ever since.ánatájohnny lopez, turfinc"i dance because it's something i am passionate about and i hope that everybody around the world will know more about bay area turf dancing so that's my goal right now to spread it around the world so thats why i'm doing it."johnny lopez started turf inc a few years ago -- an oakland based company dedicated to creating positive changes in the community through dance -- and organized this year's cinco de mayo eventjohnny lopez, turfinc"the best part of today is bringing all this traditional mexican stuff here today ... myself, my parents, all these wonderful mexican vendors who never get love for the things we have in oakland so all i did was bring them over here and we are making history right now."traditional dancers were also performing and

celebrating the holidaycecilia villa, dancer"ever since i was little i wanted to learn more about my culture and this is a way for me to get involved and know where my family and background came from."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"but it's not all about the dancing here today. people are also enjoying shopping and the food."luis johnston, oakland "oh, i am having a great time. i love being out here in oakland. jack london square a great place to be. fantastic!" justin gastwirth, oaklandcinco de mayo is always a good time so it's nice to see the culture around."amber cox, oakland"it's beautiful to see the community just be at a peaceful event where everyone's having a good time. i love it."with vendors and all kinds of food -- families said the first annual cinco de mayo dance festival at jack london square was a great event sylvia kwan, oakland "wonderful! it's awesome."in oakland -- michelle kingston -- kron 4 news coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... we all

know having too many sweets can cause cavities... but you may not know certain áfood combinations could cause them as well. our health expert has more on the cavity causing combos. after the break. live look outside... san francisco international airport.

(dave)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are expected early next week as high pressure builds over california.

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♪ ♪ 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. in alabama. an

87-year-old woman fulfilled her lifelong dream. patricia cassity walked the stage at the university of alabama and received her college diploma -- a moment 70 years in the making. her

course work...dates all the way back to 1947. in her last quarter... she decided to head to alaska to work for the air force. that's where she met her husband bernard and started a family. so earning her degree wasn't possible...until now.(sot) < "they had to get transcript out of the archive and i thought that will take forever. is it in the attic in a box? or down in the basement?">( marty ) cassity cassity didn't have to take any new classes to earn her degree. she had apparently met all the requirements for a bachelor of science degree -- she just didn't know. ( marty ) a blockbuster video store in alaska is now becoming a bit of a museum. comedian john oliver offered the store memorabilia from actor russell crowe's films to help attract customers. the items come from the movies cinderella man, robin hood, and others. the store owner says most people are curious about is the leather jock strap from cinderlla man. oliver bought the crowe

souvenirs for about 7-thousand dollars at crowe's "art of divorce" auction. i didnt know there were still blockbuster stores around. ( marty ) an 11-year-old girl makes an amazing discovery in tennesse. she found a 475-million year old fossil. a professor at the university of tennessee comfirmed the find. ryleigh taylor found a trilobite -- an extinct marine arthropod. ryleigh doesn't plan to keep the fossil... she wants it put on display in a museum for others to see. ( marty ) a baby lemur was recently born at san jose's happy hollow park and zoo. now the public is being asked to vote on his name. the yellow-eyed...black and white ruffed lemur was born amonth ago. there are three name choices anyone can vote on. loka...which means "prize"... zandry...or volana...which means "moon". lemurs have been hunted and habitat- deprived almost to extinction.

and the birth is part of a species survival plan for the critters. to vote on a name.. go to our website ... kron4.com. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

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