and the students were briefly placed on lockdown. (grant) kron 4's terisa estacio is at the school tonight... terisa what can you tell us? a possible drowning of a teen boy happened at san ramon valley high school on tuesday afternoon.it was reported at around 1:51 p.m.crews pulled the teen from the water and were trying to revive him. he was rushed to kaiser in walnut creek.the school is on lockdown.here is a statement from the school:this afternoon during the lunch hour we had a medical emergency at the san ramon valley high school pool. san ramon valley fire and danville police responded and transported a student to the hospital. police are investigating the medical emergency. we only have very preliminary information right now but will update you as soon as possible. we appreciate your patience while police investigate.

(vicki) we first told you about the possible drowning 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. "disregard public opinion. public opinion doesn't have a place in the courtroom". (grant) breaking his silence. today, embattled santa clara county superior court judge aaron persky opened up about his fight to stay on the bench. in a month -- santa clara county voters will decide whether or not he deserves to be recalled.(vicki) persky has faced mounting pressure to step down or be removed from the bench since issuing what critics call a light sentence in the brock turner sexual assault case. kron four's philippe djegal shares what the judge had to say. .. (philippe) judge aaron persky says he underestimated the backlash to his high profile ruling in the brock turner case.aaron

persky/judge- 'it doesn't feel good to be on the, on the receiving end of so much negative attention." in 20-16, persky sentenced turner to six months in jail and three years of probation... after the 20-year-old stanford athlete was convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault. persky says criticism of his ruling is fair -- but a recall is going too far.aaron persky/judge- "i think judicial recalls should be reserved for misconduct by a judge or incompetence." those helping judge persky in his fight against a recall say removing the judge would have a negative impact on the justice system. the last judicial recall in california was 86 years ago.ellen kreitzberg/persky supporter- "we have heard judges in courtrooms already refer to not wanting to be perskied. uh, refering to the fact that they're concerned if a certain ruling is issued in that case that they're suddenly going to find themselves the subject of a recall." michele dauber is a professor of law at stanford law school. she chairs the committee to recall judge persky -- who she considers to be biased in favor of privelidged men. michele dauber/recall organizer- "a biased judge is a threat to the rule of law

and undermines public confidence in our court system, and the way to restore that public confidence is to vote that biased judge off the bench and replace him with a judge that the public can feel confident in." the recall will be held during the statewide elections on june 5th, in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) will the woman who accused 49ers star reuben foster of domestic violence. and then recanted her story... testify in court? we'll find out soon enough after foster entered a formal plea to the charges today. kron four's rob fladeboe reports from the hall of justice in san jose. hoping for a speedy resolution to his case, 49ers linebacker reuben foster pleaded not guilty tuesday to felony domestic violence and weapons charges, clearing the way for a preliminary hearing later this month that may be a bit of a gamble says legal analyst steven clark.steven

clark/legal analyst "....the big question for the preliminary is whether the accuser will come to court and testifyunder oath to what she said publicly, through her attorney..."foster's former girlfriend initially told police that foster punched and dragged her, puncturing an ear drum. later, she recanted, saying her injuries resulted from a fight with another woman.steven clark/legal analyst "...the d.a. is going to look at extrinsic evidence from the medical exam, from the witness, from the 911 call and they may seek to impeach what she says on the stand and say the first story she told is the more believable of the two storiesa video of the fight between the two women, now in the hands of the prosecution, will weigh heavily in whether the case proceeds to trial or leads to a possible dismissal of the domestic violence charges, says clark.steven clark/legal analyst ".....the burden is on the people to show that mr foster did this beyond a reasonable doubt so the murkiness that's been created here is very problematic for the d.a. and they'll have to decide if this is a case they can move forward on not just in the prelim but also at trial..." netiher foster or prosecutors answered questions as they left thecourthouse.

the preliminary hearing is set for may 17. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. (grant) just in tonight...former governor of california... george deukmejian... has died the rebulican governor served from 1983 to 1991.he ran a law-and-order administration - expanding the state prison system... while supporting tough, anti- crime legislation. he died today of natural causes...at the age of 89. (vicki) happening now-- hazardous fumes continue to be released from cracks in the

ground-- even though volcanic activity has paused on the island of hawaii. lava has stooped oozing--- but there is still a threat for people in the area tonight. residents are being told to be ready to leave at a moments notice. bridgette namata has the latest. hi, brigette namata here checking in from hawaii island. it's day five since kilauea first erupted. damaging multiple homes in the leilani estates area. we are right outside of the check point to get into the neighborhood. it's pretty grey out here guys. skies gloomy, plenty of rain overhead. but geologists say all is calm for now, but another danger is emerging. sulfur dioxide. unless you have a pass from hawaii county officials, you can not get into the neighborhood. but with permission from the national guard, we were allowed in. lava has overrun several homes, destroyed many roads, and one area on one of the roads there were cracks. there was white smoke billowing upwards and it looked very magnificent to see, until you remember that that beautiful

smoke contains sulfur dioxide, which is actually a very serious irritant and at very high levels can cause respiratry damage. that's why we were with the national guard. they were checking sulfur dioxide levels to ensure they are below .1 which is considered fairly decent or fairly ok. residents we spoke to though said we have to get in there, we have to retrieve our belongings. and one person actually told us she drove through the sulfur dioxide, through that billowing gas, to get to her home and she likened the smell to rotten eggs, and saying she could only handle it for 15 minutes. now hawaii county mayor harry kim, has urged residents, if they haven't evacuated already, to please evacuate. they say .. he says,.. they don't know the situation. right now all is calm for now, all is stable for now but that can change at a moment's notice. so they are warning residents to be prepared to evacuate at any moment. we'll continue to keep you guys updated, stay with us. i'm brigette namata, sending it back to you.

(grant) another big story tonight... president trump announced the united states is withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal. but leaving the agreement will take some time. camila bernal explains the president's decision president trump pulling the united states out of the iran nuclear dealpresident trump: "this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never ever been made."the first step -- initiating new sanctions on iran.president trump: "we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any nation that helps iran in it's quest for nuclear weapons, could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states."it could take months before sanctions go into effect -- as the u-s determines how banks and companies should do business in iran.president trump:

"america will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail. we will not allow american cities to be threatened with destruction. and we will not allow a regime that chants death to america to gain access to the most deadly weapons on earth."some of the united states' closest allies encouraged mr. trump to remain in the deal.especially since the international atomic energy agency repeatedly found iran to comply with the terms of the obama-era pact. president trump: "it is clear to me that we cannot prevent an iranian nuclear bomb under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement."by reimposing sanctions -- he is fulfilling a campaign promise to rip up the deal.president trump: "the united states no longer makes empty threats. when i make promises. i keep them."in washington -- i'm camila bernal

(grant) while the decision strikes a blow to the nuclear deal -- it's not clear if it would cause the entire agreement to collapse. other players to the plan -- including germany, france and the uk -- have said they will maintain their commitments to iran. and later in the show, we'll chat live with a local professor who's a nuclear weapons and middle eat expert. (vicki) coming up... a warning in the east bay--- after an armed carjacking in a bart parking lot. details on who police are looking for tonight. (grant) the warriors are looking to move on to the western conference finals. we're live at oracle arena ahead of game 5 against the pelicans. (vicki) plus... a veteran san jose police officer says he was the victim of discrimination because of his religion. hear his emotional testimony after the break (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. the federal case

against an undocumented immigrant on gun charges 'will' move forward... jose garcia zarate is the man who was acquitted in the 2015 death of kate steinle in san francisco...(vicki) catherine heenan is here with details on his court appearance today... (catherine) a federal judge is sounding openly skepticalabout the mexican national's claim that he's a target of a vindictive

federal prosecution.. this is jose garcia zarate at an earlier court appearance.today a judge ruled against a motion that the chargesagainst him are redundant.. but a second defense motion - claiming this isa vindictive prosecution - is pending. zarate's defense attorney insists that right afterthe acquittal verdict in the kate steinle case --- federalauthorities targeted his client with new gun charges out of frustration. defense attorney - the next day sessions says we're looking at everything we can prosecute on . and then three court dates later they charge two different counts with respectto alleged possession of gun. zarate had been deported five times before the steinle shooting.. his case angered the trump administration... with president trump arguing it's an example of whythe sanctuary city policy is a bad idea.. grant? (grant) happening now...

u-c employees...on strike for a second straight day. and today... u-c registered nurses joined the strike in support of thousands of service and patient care workers. they are protesting a number of contract issues including salary... benefits... and the outsourcing of jobs. the strike caused thousands of changed appointments at the three san francisco medical campuses. senator kamala harris has canceled her appearance at this weekend's u-c berkeley graduation...as a show of support for the striking workers. (vicki) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny

elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but also some gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the 80s. cooler weather will likely return on mother's day. (vicki) a veteran police officer of two decades has come forward claiming he has been the victim of harassment and discrimnation by fellow officers...because of his

religion. the officer has filed a multi-million dollar claim day. on mother's likely return on mother's day. (vicki) a veteran police officer of two decades is coming forward claiming he has been the victim of harassment

and discrimnation by fellow officers...because of his religion. the officer has filed a multi-million dollar claim against the city. earlier today that officer told kron4's haaziq madyun the harassment happened shortly after joining the police department. sotsan jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty. something the twenty one year san jose police veteran of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religion. he explains why he did not report it to his commanderssot

department: "just you have to let it go, young officer, you have asparations to become something, to move on, to move into specialized units, you don't want to be that guy, you don't want to be the snitch, you don't want be be, aye, look at this guy, watch what you say, we don't want him in our unit">two decades later officer haidar filed a pair of internal affairs complaints after he says he was ridiculed during a meeting in front of a commander and subsequently harassed by a fellow officer during a service call. his attorney says that incident was captured on the the officers chest camera videosot

(vicki)(vicki)in response to these allegations the san jose police department released this statement which reads... "while we cannot comment on specific personnel matters or a pending lawsuit we have not yet reviewed, we can say that the statements made are an unfair characterization of this department. in general terms, when an allegation like this is made they are dealt with quickly and if valid, severely.our diversity is our greatest strength and evidence of how we value diversity is reflected in our policies, actions and initiatives both internally and in our community." (vicki) still ahead... police in the south bay are searching for a driver-- after a hit an run involving a pedestrian. details on where it happened. (grant) and parents across the country are in washington tonight-- trying to get more early childhood programs to help families. details on what they're asking for.

(vicki) parents from across the country are in

washington pushing for early childhood development programs and help for families. as our washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports... parents and advocates are pressing congress to increase funding. veronique davenport is a single mother from chattanooga tennessee. she got pregnant her senior year of college and says childcare programs were crucial to finishing school and getting a job. , single mother: "i'm advocating for the young mothers who are trying to finish school and get over that hump." davenport is joining parents from all 50 states this week to lobby congress about the importance of programs aimed at children up to three years old. myra jones-taylor, zero to three "when children dont get what they need, when their brains dont get what they need face higher risks of challenges later on." myra jones-taylor with the to three says their focus is three fold. they want to increase investment in early education, boost access to child care, and create a national paid family leave program for new parents. drew petrimoulx,: "parents and advocates saw they appreciate the work congress has done to improve the situation for babies and young families but they say there is much more to do." a noon rally at the

capitol showed bipartisan support. democratic minority leader nancy pelosi spoke as did tennessee republican congressman chuck fleischmann. rep. chuck fleischmann, r-tn: "early childhood development zero to three is critically important. its important for the babies but its important for the nation." ganelle blake is a parent from little rock arkansas. she came to advocate for child care programs after her family struggled to find affordable options. , parent: "we're just here to represent families who couldn't be here and run into that situation." advocates hope the rally and meetings with lawmakers will help drive home the message of making young children a top priority. in washington im drew petrimoulx (grant) next at 5:30... golden state looks to win the playoff series against the pelicans in front of fans tonight. we're live at oracle arena as the players are warming up. (vicki) and a warning for late-night bart riders after a carjacking at an east bay station. details on where

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oakland bart station just after 11:30 last night. police say the victim's red toyota camry was taken from him at gunpoint by three men. nobody was injured-- but the suspects did get away with the victim's car. police are now looking for a 2004 red toyota camry with the license plate number 6-a-q-b-4-9-9. (grant) fremont police are looking for a man suspected of groping a woman in her garage. the victim parked in her garage yesterday... in the arden-wood district when the male suspect grabbed her chest. the victim screamed and presumably scared off the suspect who then said quote "oh sorry, wrong house." officers are describing the suspect as a black man in his 20's, about six feet tall with a goatee. police say he was wearing a baseball cap...and a black or gray horizontal striped long sleeved shirt. (vicki) in the south bay... a pedestrian was sent to the hospital after being struck by a car near highway 101 in santa clara this morning. it happened near duane avenue between kenneth

and alfred street around ten o'clock. police closed down the area for hours while they investigated the crash. no details have been released about the victim's condition. police are still looking for the driver involved. (grant) in the north bay... officials are preparing for fire season as the weather gets warmer. last year, california had some of the most destructive wildfires in state history. now-- napa county officials are holding a series of public meetings to help residents prepare. fire officials are encouraging people to maintain a defensible space around their homes. they also say families should have an emergency evacuation plan in place and put together an emergency supply kit. (grant) a man and a woman are found dead inside their home in petaluma... and police say the deaths are suspicious. it happened on roblar road. police were conducting a wellness check after the woman's sister said she hadn't seen the two in about a month. police say the grass was very tall and mail was piling up in the mailbox. the violent crimes unit is investigating. lawrence karnow: there were a

few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the weather will likely return on mother's day. (grant) back to our big national story tonight....president trump announcing the u-s will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. reaction tonight is mixed...countries like israel and saudi arabia cheered the

decision --while close european allies, strongly disagree with the move. the french president tweeting: "france, germany, and the uk regret the u.s. decision to leave the deal. the nuclear non-proliferation regime is at stake," joining us now is professor karthika sasikumar from san jose state university...she's an expert in nuclear security and the middle least. professor...big picture, does leaving this deal make america safer? (vicki) it's quite the eventful

sports night out in the east

bay. both the warriors and the a's are in action. if you are leaning toward baseball, the athletics are hosting the defending champion astros..(grant) but if you are all about the dubs, the reigning world champs are looking to finish off the pelicans in game 5 of the western conference semis. that tips off at oracle in about 2 hours... and that's where we go live to mark carpenter who's standing by courtside, mark? while the warriors couldn't pull off the sweep in new orleans, it is nice to have them back home for a closeout game. if golden state wins tonight, they are going back to the western conference finals for a fourth straight year. let's give you a look at some of the action happening on the court right now... players are warmin up. this morning, steph curry had a nice workout going. the two-time mvp...playing a hybrid version of kickball, basketball.

just goes to show how this team is so loose and relaxed. --it's for good reason....in game 4 we saw the unveiling of the hamptons 5 lineup of curry, klay thompson, draymond green, kevin durant and andre iguodala. --the first time they've ever started a game.. and it paid off...raced to an 18-point lead, won by 26. durant led all scorers with 38-points. this week, steve kerr paid some high praise to that starting 5...comparing them to what he saw in the 1990s with michael jordan's chicago bulls. let's hear from the head coach "i was in chicago, michael, scottie, kukoc, rodman and ron harper. that's a lot of long rangy guys who can all handle the ball and

make a play. that was pretty impressive.""it's obviously flattering to hear in a sense and knowing we have the right talent and versatility to be compared to certain lineups. historical lineups of the past, but right now it really doesn't mean much to me just because we have so much more to accomplish and at the end of the day, that's really what it's about." and we know the prime scenario that's in play here. if the warriors and rockets win tonight, game 1 of the western conference finals will likely begin either this weekend or early next week in houston. (vicki) coming up... a

4-year-old fights for her life... after swallowing pool water. now... her mother has a warning for other parents. (grant) plus-- google wants to make your life a lot easier. details on their new assistant... and the everyday tasks it can do for you.

(vicki) new at five... google made multiple major announcements at their annual developer conference today -- related to the future of its assistant. the company announced six new voices, a feature to teach kids good manners, the ability to continue conversations, and the assistant being able to make phone calls on the user's behalf. in theory.. the assistant will interact as naturally as a real human, and the person on the other end will have no idea. that feature is expected to launch later this summer. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

tonight... a near death experience for a four- year old... after what had been a fun day in the swimming pool. (vicki) the little girl swallowed pool water forcing her to spend four days in the hospital with infected lungs. kron 4's sara stinson spoke with her mom and

has an in-depth look at the dangers in some swimming pools. ánat soundsáon a warm florida day, four year old elianna grace was playing in the pool with family."somebody would swim by and she would spray them. she was playing with a pool noodle."" it started as a fun day in the pool with a noodle like this one, but when elianna went to blow into the noodle. ánatsá her friend went to blow into the other side forcing it down her throat causing her to choke, that's when it became a scary situation.""pretty forcefully put the water down her mouth." after 20 minutes of coughing up water, elianna went back to play.her mom lacey says it wasn't until later when her child's symptoms became life threatening."she started shaking real bad, her skin was purple, her heart was racing, her oxygen rate was dropping." elianna spent four days in the hospital with swollen and infected lungs."blowing water into the the child, that's just like a drowning."oakland pediatrician gary bean says even a small amount of water intake can cause a child's lungs to drown. "it doesn't take a lot to drown. it's just the water, the water displacing the oxygen, displacing the carbon dioxide, so that you aren't able to get gas into the body or remove gas from the body. that's where the big issue is."doctor

bean says the child's lungs most likely became infected bacteria inside the pool. "bacteria that are in the body of water can over grow and within the lungs it can cause an infection and then cause an even worsening of the gas exchange issue."kids often accidentally swallow water when playing in the pool, so when is it time to take it "if you're sitting in the bathtub and a child swallows a bit of water that's not what we're talking about. we're talking about a relatively large body of water. what large means, well that depends on the child."but if something doesn't seem right, the florida mom who nearly lost her recommends you listen to your gut."you know your kid better than anybody else. "so if playing in the pool this summer takes a dangerous turn, don't hesitate to bring your child to the doctor. in oakland, sara stinson, kron4 news. (vicki) may is national water safety month.... and as the temperatures get warmer, it is important to know how to stay safe when swimming or spending time near water. the red cross has a few things to remember swim in designated areas supervised by lifeguards.. always swim with a buddy.. if you go boating, wear a life jacketboating, wear if you go with a buddy.. always swim lifeguards.. supervised by areas designated swim in remember few things to cross has a the red near water. distractions. avoid distractions.

(vicki) may is national water safety month.... and as the temperatures get warmer, it is important to know how to stay safe when swimming or spending time near water. the red cross has a few things to remember swim in designated areas supervised by lifeguards.. always swim with a buddy.. if you go boating, wear a life jacket install and use barriers around your home pool .... or hot tub. lastly... stay within arms reach of children .. and avoid distractions. (grant) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom.(pam) thank you grant, coming up 'new' tonight at six.you have probably heard a lot of about

self- driving cars... but what driving cars... but what about flying cars? we'll tell you about the new partnership between uber and nasa ... that could make hailing a flying taxi ... a reality... and just how soon it could happen. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six... grant- back to you ? (grant) thank you pam - we will see you at six. (catherine) kron four has been honoring outstanding bay area teachers..saluting them for their hard work and commitment to our children... today's 'teacher of the week'.... is logan mcwilliams - who teaches first and second grade at madison park academy in oakland.....at their primary campus a parent calls her "heaven sent"....saying both her children have hit milestones because of the teacher they call "mrs. mac." her classroom is described as feeling like home - where children are encouraged to express themselves and be unique. mrs. mac is credited with teaching children to be greater than what 'statistics' show they'll become. the mother who nominated her says

logan mcwilliams is a 'life changer.' if you know a teacher you'd like to nominate -- go on our website, kron four dot com. choose 'features' - and click on 'teacher of the week.' grant and vicki? (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal

drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but also some gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the 80s. cooler weather will likely return on mother's day.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a serial dine and dasher strikes again. details on how the handsome man-- keeps getting free meals from women who are looking for love.

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attracts women online, then dines and dashes while on the date... has struck again. (vicki) the so-called infamous southern california dine-and-dasher keeps finding new victims on dating apps. rachel kim reports. "he was good looking right away i think, why did he choose me?," says a woman we will call michelle.she soon found out why paul gonzales wanted to have dinner after meeting on a dating app. she didn't want to be identified but wanted to spread the word that the "dine-and-dash" dater just did it to her at smitty's bar and grill in pasadena."he ordered a salad with shrimp, a filet mignon, yes, he went all out," michelle said.as he washed down the main course with two cups of coffee, michelle says paul told her he was worried because his aunt is very sick."all of a sudden

he's all, oh, my phone's dying and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger and then my first comment to him when he got up was oh what, you're not coming back?," she said.after 10 minutes, michelle realized he wasn't. she was stuck with the $130 bill and paid it."i didn't mention it to the restaurant, nothing. i think i was more embarrassed, my pride was just like, you know, i felt dumb," michelle said.at the time, michelle had no idea gonzales has been accused of the same routine, rather routinely - for years now. he did the same at mercardo restaurant last week, another woman at bj's last march, and at least two other women who've all told cbs2/kcal9 their stories."in california, it's a crime to dine- and-dash," says attorney kelly chang rickert.she says if you become a victim of dining and dashing, make a police report because it is a crime against the restaurant.

(grant) that was rachel kim reporting... if you become the victim of a dine and dasher -- the attorney says you can actually sue that person in small claims court. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki.coming up tonight on kron4 news at six...

students at san ramon valley high -- shocked and saddened -- after a ápossibleá drowning inside the school pool. a teen boy -- found unresponsive... we'll tell you what students saw as the emergency situation unfolded right in front of them.(pam) then -- disturbing allegations.... a bay area police officer shares how his dream of being on the force ... quickly became a nightmare.... tonight - we hear from a veteran officer - who says, he was the victim of racism by fellow officers. kron4 news at six is next.

(pam) tonight at 6... a school goes into temporary lockdown.... while emergency crews respond to

what may have been a possible drowning at a high school in the east bay... thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. it happened at san ramon valley high school in danville this afternoon. firefighters say they received reports of the possible drowning around 2 this afternoon. the school says a student was transported to the hospital and the incident is under investigation. kron 4's terisa estacio is at the school tonight... terisa what can you tell us? (ken)(ken) we first told you about

the possible drowning 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) a veteran san jose police officer of two decades, is coming forward claiming he has been the victim of harassment and discrimnation by fellow officers ... because of his

religion. the officer has filed a multi- million dollar claim against the city. earlier today, the officer told kron 4's haaziq madyun, the harassment started shortly after joining the department.. . sotsan jose police officer nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty. something the twenty one year veteran officer of lebanese-american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud ofsothe made that call after joining the san jose police department back in 1996. he says almost immediately that dream became a nightmare when some of his fellow officers allegedly started to make fun of him because of his race and religionsot

sfpd officer last month and now the san jose police officer, both who recognize themselves as muslim officers, we salute their bravery in coming forth but what it has shown is that there is a deep in-trenched level of racism in the police departments that th police aren't willing to take any action against">after keeping quiet for two decades officer haider is taking legal action, filing a pair of internal affairs complaints, one where he says he was ridiculed at a meeting in front of 100 officers and commanderssotand subsequently harassed by a fellow officer during a service call. his attorney says that incident was captured on the the officers chest camera videosot

attorney has filed a six millon dollar claim for damages against the city of san jose...haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) in response to these kron4newsmadyun jose...haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) in response to these allegations.. the san jose police department released this statement which reads... "while we cannot comment on specific personnel matters... or a pending lawsuit we have not yet reviewed, we can say, that the statements made are an unfair characterization of this department. in general terms, when an allegation like this is made, they are dealt with quickly, and if valid, severely. our diversity is our greatest strength ... and evidence of how we value diversity is reflected in our policies, actions and initiatives... both internally and in our community." (ken) new at 6. today, the santa clara valley water district board of directors voted to support the project known as "california

waterfix..." and pledged 650 million dollars toward the 17 billion dollar project. it's governor jerry brown's proposal to construct two 35 mile long tunnels to bring water from the sacramento river delta to central and southern california farms and cities. supporters say it would modernize an outdated system. last month, the metropolitan water district of southern california board of directors also voted to support the waterfix project in full. on today's vote... governor brown released a statement saying "simply put, this courageous decision will help two million santa clarans have a more reliable water supply." (pam) happening now... across the state, u-c employees are striking for the second day. today... u-c registered nurses joined the strike ..to support the service and patient care workers. thousands of u-c patient care and service workers began their 3- day strike yesterday morning. they are protesting a number of contract issues including salary... benefits... and the outsourcing of jobs. the

strike led to thousands of changed appointments.... at the three san francisco medical campuses. senator kamala harris has canceled her appearance at this weekend's u-c berkeley graduation... in response to those strikes. (pam) a busy night for bay area sports.. both the warriors and a's have games tonight. the a's trying to bounce back from yesterday's 16-to-2 drubbing .... at the hands of josh reddick and the astros. and steph curry and the warriors trying to close out their round- 2 playoff matchup against the pelicans. kron four's j.r. stone is standing by in oakland now... with all the sports fun.. j.r.?

(pam) j.r.?

(pam) a live look outside right now... golden gate bridge. nice day today ( ken ) as we welcome in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow..... lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal

drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but also some gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the 80s. cooler weather will likely return on mother's day. we want to take a moment now to welcome in the newest member of our team... ken wayne. (ken) ahead... after

months of threatening.. today the president makes it official... the u.s. is out of the iran - nuclear deal.. and california lawmakers are starting to react.. (pam) plus, the threats expanding from the volcanic eruptions in hawaii ... now word of more evacuations.. an update is next.

"wow, that house is burning. this one burned yesterday."(pam )

on the big island of hawaii ... a grim warning of widening evacuations.lava and toxic volcanic gas are threatening more neighborhoods tonight.grant lodes is here to show us what the situation is right now.grant?. (grant)the good news is that the u=s=g=s says no new fissures developed overnight. there are a dozen in all, two of them just a day old.the lava flow has devoured more than thirty homes and other buildings, and hawaii's governor says the danger is far from over. nat"we don't believe this is the end of it. geologists continue to say that the rift zone is still inflated so we continue to be vigilant and be prepared."day five of hawaiian disaster brought rainy skies and a break from the bubbling lava we saw earlier.the new threat is in the fumes seeping from cracks in the ground.the national guard is monitoring the smoke and found dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide.it's called "vog" for volcanic fog, and right now the trade winds are carrying it away from shore.if it changes as expected this weekend, thousands more people could have to evacuate."it's a terrible feeling to have. some

lost some haven't. depending where you stand on that divide it's a different relationship. i gave a guy a ride in... we were hoping to get things out. when we arrived his home was in flames. it was just..gut wrenching.right now about 17=hundred residents of the leilani estates neighborhood are out of their homes, allowed back for brief periods to collect what they can, "it was very terrible last couple of days folks waited hours to get in. tempers were flaring." there have been reports of looting two people were arrested when they refused to stop at police checkpoints. neither one lived in the cordoned off neighborhood. those allowed in saw their community transformed."can you believe what you're seeing here?""it's hard to grasp but it's real. it came right down the middle of leilani avenue unbelievable.""three days ago this road was clear right up to the highway correct?""roger that."for now his home has been spared."looks like we made it. looks like we made it. yep, she's still here. and the fruit trees made it, everyone is home. unbelievable." (grant) one more danger to contend with (grant) one more danger to

contend with ... the latest new fissures are not far from a geo-thermal plant where 60=thousand gallons of highly flammable pentane gas are stored.the plant operators say they can't move it because they don't have the right containers.just one more worry for the local residents.pam and ken? (ken) breaking his silence. today, embattled santa clara county superior court judge aaron persky opened up about his fight to stay on the bench. in a month -- santa clara county voters will decide whether or not he should be recalled. persky has faced mounting pressure to step down or be removed from the bench since issuing what critics call a light sentence in the brock turner sexual assault case. kron four's philippe djegal (juh-gall) shares what the judge had to say.

(philippe) judge aaron persky says he thinks about his ruling in the brock turner case all the time. he says he also thinks about the victim. persky says he didn't think the cricitism of his decision in the 20-16 case would be as vicious as it has been. turner, a standford athlete at the time, was sentenced to six months in jail and three months probation after he was convicted on three counts of sexual assault.aaron persky/judge- "how many judges want to drive down the streets of their neighborhood with their two children in the car and see a lawn sign -- their father's pictures next to a mugshot." he believes judicial recalls should be reserved for misconduct by a judge or incompetence.aaron persky/judge- "i don't anticipate if the recall is successful for there to be a spate of judicial recalls. it's much more subtle, and i believe much more insidious than that. the judicial recall, if successful, will be a silent force. a silent corrupting force. a force that

will enter into the minds of judges as they contimplate difficult decisions." michele dauber chairs the committee to recall judge persky... and, disagrees with his opinion on the potential impact of a recall. michele dauber/against persky- "what would hurt public confidence in the judiciary actually would be failing to recall judge persky, because judge persky is biased. and, nearly 100,000 voters signed a petition to recall him because they have lost confidence in his ability to be fair." the recall will be held during the statewide elections on june 5th, in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. let's take a look outside right now... .. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow

joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but also some gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the 80s. cooler weather will

likely return on mother's day. (pam)

day. (pam) former governor of california ... george deukmejian... has died. the rebulican governor was california's 35th ... serving from 1983 to 1991. his former chief of staff says, he died today of natural causes. california's 37th governor ... gray davis.. posted a tribute to deukmejian, along with a photograph of the two of them .. and current governor jerry brown... saying quote - "tremendously sad to learn of the passing of governor deukmeijan. he served our state with honor and distinction." deikmeijian was 89 years old. (ken) the father of a child killed and left in a monterey county field almostthree decades ago..

speaks out about the man now in custody for her death. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (ken) officials announced

an arrest monday in the cold case of 14-year-old christy pina... who was killed in monterey county almost 30 years ago. the investigation crossed the border with the suspect extradited from mexico. bianca beltran has the story. for nearly 30 years, john pena has been adding to his collection of pictures and articles of his daughter christie. >> christie was the victim of a senseless brutal murder. bianaca: she was just 14 when he body was found in at artichoke field, raped strangled and stabbed to death in 1990. dna test identified arsenio lava as a suspected killer. for years, police look for him, and her father grieved the loss of his daughter and all the experiences she would never have. >>eighth-grade graduation. high school. maybe college. grandkids. just everything, because she wasa straight a student. shes was top of her grade class. she

was loved by many. bianca: in 2007, a lead help them locate lava in mexico. then begin the battle to extradite him to the united states. finally on may 3, 28 years after christie's death, he was booked into the monterey county jail. >>this case demonstrates it does not matter if it takes us years, or even decades, we will not forget the victims or the heinous crimes that have been committed. we will find the criminals no matter where they hide and we will bring them to justice. bianca: christie's family was there to see the man accused of her murder in court. >>so happy today because my grandmother's 90. we're finally going to get justice. because this has been a long, long wait for our family. >>this is something that i wish all the thousands of families that have lost someone can have the feeling and this that i'm going to today.

(ken) that was bianca beltran reporting. mexican officials extradited leyva on the condition he can not be charged for crimes other than pina's murder. (pam) just ahead .. great white sharks putting on quite a show in local waters .. we'll give you a look at more amazing video. . ( ken ) also... other nations now reacting ... to presidents trumps' decision to pull the u.s. out of the nuclear deal with iran ... details next. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the

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nabil haidar is showing me a photo of him on duty. something the twenty one year veteran officer of lebanese- american-muslim heritage says he was once extremely proud of. after keeping quiet for two decades officer haider is taking legal action, filing a pair of internal affairs complaints, one where he says he was ridiculed at a meeting in front of 100 officers and commanderssothaidar's attorney has filed a six millon dollar claim for damages against the city of san jose...haaziq madyun kron4news in santa clara county... judge aaron persky made in santa clara county... judge aaron persky made rare public comments ahead of the june 5th elections. voters will decide then whether or not to recall persky. he issued a controversial ruling in the brock turner sexual assault case in 2016. since then, he's faced mounting pressure to either step down from the bench or be removed. persky says he

doesn't believe his ruling warrants a recall. in santa clara county, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose 49ers linebacker reuben foster pleaded not guilty todomestic violence and weapons charges. foster is accused of punching and dragging his formergirl friend. she has since recanted her story saying she was injured in a fight with another woman. it' not clear if she will tesify but a prelimnary hearing in the mattter is set for may 17th to determine if foster will stand trial in the case. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to

yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but also some gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the 80s. cooler weather will likely return on mother's day. president trump - getting mixed reaction

tonight... after announcing that the u.s. is withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal.. catherine heenan is here with more on the move that unravels the signature foreign policy achievement of his predecessor, barack obama.. (catherine) the president called it a "horrible, one-sided deal" that should never have been made... the international agreement is aimed at curbing iran's nuclear ambitions.... the president argues it isn't working. claiming iran never intended to give up its nuclear plans after sanctions were lifted in 2015. earlier tonight - he was signing 'new' sanctions. countries like israel and saudi arabia cheered the decision. close european allies, many democrats and even some republicans - regret the move. but the president insists he's sending an important message. president trump - president trump: today's action sends a critical message: the united states no longer makes empty threats. when i make promises i keep them.we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any

nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states. iran's president is now warning that his country could startenriching uranium more than ever in the coming weeks. when asked about that, president trump said iran won'tbe 'starting anything.' in a statement tonight....u.s. senator kamala harris said..."today's decision to violate the iran nuclear deal jeopardizes our national security and isolates us from our closest allies. this nuclear deal is not perfect, but it is certainly the best existing tool we have to prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons and avoid a disastrous military conflict in the middle east." and the president's move is affecting boeing. tonight we're hearing that a deal to sell billions of dollars in commercial jetliners to iran willbe revoked. ken? (ken)cyclists honoring the

children and teachers killed at sandy hook elementary school arrived in washington d.c. today --- following their annual ride from newtown, connecticut. this year's ride takes on additonal significance after the mass shooting at stoneman douglas high school in florida. washington correspondent morgan wright spoke with the cyclists about their fight for action on legislation to prevent gun violence the group of 26 cyclists - known as 'team 26' rolled into dc - completing their 400 mile journey from newtown, connecticut to the capitol in washington dc. monte frank, team 26 founder and leader: they call us america's bike messengers and i think that's right because we're sending a message from small cities and big towns and big cities that america is tired of gun violence and that it's got to end.monte frank - the founder of team 26 - daughter attended sandy hook elementary school the cyclists represent the 20 children and 6 educators who lost their lives in the school attack. monte frank, team 26 founder and leader: that night having to explain to her that as an 11 year old her 3rdgrade teacher had been murdered, her

principal had been murdered, 4 teachers had been killed and that there were 20 kids that were not coming home is a conversation that will haunt me for the rest of my life connecticut congresswoman elizabeth esty agrees change is neededcongresswoman elizabeth esty, ct: democracy deserves better than allowing our students to get murdered in school classroomsmw/su: the cyclists delivered a petition to congress with 250-thousand signatures - it demands a ban on ar-15s and other assault style weapons and high capacity magazines. congresswoman elizabeth esty, ct: bring the message to washington that congress needs to changesenator richard blumenthal says team 26 knows what it takes to keep the issue of gun violence prevention alivesenator richard blumenthal, ct: it's a movement not a moment, it's a marathon not a sprint the wheels turning beneath you are a symbol for what we need to do.reporting in washington, morgan wright.

(pam) coming up... a terrifying scene.. a child dangling from the fifth floor of her familys apartment building..

tonight.. another reminder for parents... to never leave your child at home unattended -- even for a short time. (pam) a

four-year-old girl had to be rescued.. after she was left dangling from the fourth floor of a residential building in china's inner mongolia autonomous region last week.. the young girl, who lived on the fifth floor, had been left home alone by her mother, according to c-c-t-v. the girl tried to get out through the window, but apparently fell from the balcony. she was left dangling precariously outside the window on the fifth floor, clinging onto a guardrail. two local residents were able to reach out through an adjacent window and save the girl. (ken) as temperatures heat up -- sharks off the west coast are now starting to show up. these are pictures taken from a helicopter flying over aptos waters near santa cruz. pilots say they counted more than 15 mid-sized great whites hanging out near the cement ship. no word yet on how many sharks expected to be out in full- force this season, just last week... legislation aimed at providing more information into the lives of california's great white sharks passed with a unanimous vote. the bill would grant more

resources to scientists and researchers studying local sharks to hopefully make beaches safer as great white sharks make a comeback. coming up... playoffs round two... the golden state warriors could close out the pelicans tonight in front of the home crowd at oracle... we have a live report from the arena .. and sports director gary radnich is up next to breakdown game five .. and all the sports.. next.

the warriors can the the warriors can close out the new orleans pelicans tonight at oracle arena...

steve kerr... he and the rest ofthe warriors don;' want to fly back to new orleans for game 6 steph curry... played 32 minutes in game 4 and looks at full strength draymond green... averging close to a triple double throughout this series andre iguodala... will he be back in that "hampton's five" starting lineup tonight? and klay thompson... if he's on forget it... the warriors are alomost unbeatable... the houston rockets can also end their series tonight to set up a long anticipated western conference finals showdown with golden state... but thompson and pelicans center anthony davis say... not so fast(sot: thompson and davis) want to take that flight back and want their season to end. so you can't believe the hype, because everyone's already talking about warriors- rockets, but both teams still have a job to do. and we're not going to sleep on the pelicans just because all the chatter is about the western finals."this is

our game seven. we are just approaching it as one game. just win one game, one game at a time. and this is a game that we have to win or our season is over. so we know what's on the line and we're going to leave it all on the floor tonight." we now go out to oracle arena and the host of kron's weekly basketball show... "hoops session"... hello mark carpenter carpenter hello mark session"... hello mark carpenter this series has yielded so many great storylines-- draymond green vs rajon rondo, kevin durant's offense,

the hamptons 5, but something we'll continue to keep an eye on is the health of steph curry. the two- time mvp made his triumphant return in game 2 after missing 16 games with an mcl injury... and in the three games since he's uppped his minutes total. --came off the bench in game 2, game 3 played around 29 minutes, game 4 he played 32. --while his offense and movement looks great, he acknowledges that he is not fully 100-percent, however, he's confident he has enough in the tank to finish out the year at a high level(sot: curry). "all i know right now is i feel pretty good. when it comes to getting over the knee injury, building up my endurance to get back to where i was before i got hurt. and hopefully with what, a month, six weeks or 7 weeks left in the season, i think i should be able to get to the finish line."áuse sot title mc warriors game 5 steph curry for kevin seiter

and guess who made a camio at oraclepre-game... none other than the world champion houston astros... last year's american leaguemmvp... jose altuve... took photos and shot some hoops on the warriors home court the astros are playing the second game of a three-game series against the a's next door at the oakland coliseum they were felling good todayt as they blew away the a's 16-2 last night... george springer eith a huge game... going 6-for-6 and hitter a 3-run homer the sharks... had another sharks... had the the sharks... had

the the sharks... had another abrupt end to their season on sunday... the "men in teal" fell to the expansion vegas golden knights in six games... losing 3-0 to end their season after

making the stanley cup finals for the first time two seasons ago... the sharks bowed out in the first round last season... and... after sweeping the anaheim ducks... lost in the second round this year but they had a very good season considering injuries... most notably to joe thornton... were a problem throughout general manegr doug wilson said today... all-in-all... he likes where the team is headed (sot: wilson) "to get to this point, with 100 points, and tp go through some of the challenges we did. some of the injuries and guys not being here. the growth of the young players. i have to fell good about that. i'm very proud of our group, how close they were. because you're going to have a lot of different things, but when you have the type of culture that was in a lot to feel really good about going forward." ( pam ) coming up.. a flight delay almost kept a soldier from seeing the birth of his child.. but what happened instead was the next best thing..

a mississippi soldier was waiting for his flight home... to witness the birth of his daughter .... but a delay at the airport may have actually been a blessing in disguise. melissa payne has the story of the happy homecoming. this photo of specialist brooks lindsey... is taking the internet by storm...and this video is even better.it shows lindsey.... at the dallas airport..watching his daughter being born via facetime.check out those facial expressions...spc. brooks lindsey:"when my mom facetimed me and said she's pushing... its coming... i went off to the side to watch it by myself... and apparently a couple of them were taking

pictures of me... and video taping me... and when i got on the plane they were congratulating me and had told all the pilots.. and stewardess and everything... so.."millie fritzanne lindsey made her debut into the world friday, may 4th at 5:23pm.spc. brooks lindsey:"she's 21 inches long... 7 lbs 6 ozs and a head full of hair."had lindsey's flight actually left on time.... he would have likely missed her birth... so being stuck... at the airport? spc. brooks lindsey:"it was a blessing... blessing in disguise that i got to see it first hand... or via facetime.. that was pretty awesome.. and we have a pretty awesome story to tell about her birth."his wife haley agrees.haley lindsey:"he told me... some lady was video taping me. and he showed me the video... and i heard the doctor say.. push push push push... and i saw his facial expressions... and i was like oh my gosh. so it was really awesome and the lady that video taped that ... we appreciate that."haley and brooks are still newlyweds... married in november of last year. these last few months have taken this military family by storm... but they don't take it for granted.spc. brooks lindsey:"but there's a lot of people who don't get to come home or don't get to see their kid born on facetime or skype.... or anything like that. and by the time they get home... their kid is like 9 months old.. so. just keep those people in your prayers... it's awesome to have a kid.. laugh... deep sigh.. it's awesome to have a kid... but there's a bunch of people who don't get to see it first hand."haley lindsey:"i guess that you don't realize at the moment how important things are." (pam) that was melissa payne reporting.

specialist lindsey got to spend four days with his new baby girl, before returning to fort bliss. he is preparing for a tour in kuwait with the army national guard. (ken) if you hate being stuck in bay area traffic, those woes could soon be a thing of the past. rideshare giant uber is teaming with nasa to simulate flying taxis in urban areas. uber is working on a ridesharing network of flying cars to help cut down on road congestion. the space agency is going to conduct simulations to create industry standards and regulations for such vehicles. uber is hoping commercial trips on flying taxis will become available by 20-23. riders will book through the app - just like millions do now every day.

lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warmest inland locations. high pressure will then begin to build on thursday bringing more sushine but also some gusty winds. the weather will continue to warm into the weekend with some highs in the 80s. cooler weather will likely return on mother's day.

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