huge development in a shocking east bay murder case.. a woman beaten, stabbed, then dumped on the side of the road. tonight - one of the suspects has pleaded guilty - while the other says they are innocent. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. 19-year-old lizette cuesta was found soaked in blood... fighting for her life.. on tesla road in livermore back in february. police say she identified her two attackers right before she died. kron 4's terisa estacio is live in dublin tonight where... the plea hearing just wrapped up. terisa? (tes) when daniel gross entered a guilty plea - all was quieted many suprised that this was really happening gross, you see here plead guilty to 3 counts, all felonies. count one, murder of lizette cuesta, , use of a deadly weapon a knife, on lizette cuesta and causing great bodily injury to lizette cuesta. lizettes father wept openly in court, wiping away tears.... as daniel gross clearly spoke up and plead guilty to each charge. it was back in feburary when cuesta was discovered crawling on tesla

road. she had been stabbed multiple times. cuesta was able to name gross and his girlfriend melissa leonardo as the suspects before dying. the three had worked together in tracy. today, gross's attorney had this to say about his client. melissa leonardo who is pregant with gross's child plead ánotá guilty early this morning. the trial against her will proceed. as for gross, he now faces up to life in prison (vicki) breaking news.. breaking (vicki) in prison faces up to life gross, he now as for will proceed. against her the trial this morning. guilty early plead ánotá gross's child is pregant with leonardo who melissa client. about his client. melissa leonardo who is pregant with gross's child plead ánotá guilty early this morning. the trial against her will

proceed. (tes) when daniel gross entered a guilty plea - all was quieted many suprised that this was really gross, you see here plead guilty to 3 felonies. count one, murder of , use of a deadly weapon a knife, on lizette cuesta and causing great bodily injury to lizette cuesta. lizettes father wept openly in court, wiping away tears.... as daniel gross clearly spoke up and plead guilty to it was back in feburary when cuesta was discovered crawling on tesla road. she had been stabbed multiple times. cuesta was able to name his girlfriend leonardo as the suspects before dying. the three had worked together in tracy. today, gross's attorney had this to say about his client. leonardo who is pregant with gross's child plead ánotá guilty early this morning. the trial against her will proceed. as for gross, he now faces up to life in prison

(vicki) breaking news..a south san francisco middle school teacher has been arrested.. accused of sex crimes with students.the suspect has been identified as joseph toy - a teacher at westborough middle school. police say he had innappropriate interactions with students during school hours.he has been a teacher at westborough middle school for 13 years. the investigation began in april - after police received a tip -- the school says he was immediately placed on leave. (grant) the man suspected of being the golden state killeris now facing four more murder charges...(vicki) joseph deangelo - now formally charged infour killings in santa barbara county.. catherine heenan is here with the latest... (catherine) the santa barbara county d-a has announced the new charges.. they involve what had been cold cases -- two double homicidesin the goleta area... they happened in 1979 and 1981.this is deangelo

in a court appearance last month. the d-a says that investigators have been hard at work over the past 16 days - since deangelo's arrest in sacramento couny. they took a closer look at the evidence in the homocides andre-interviewed witnesses. santa barbara county d-a - i have decided to file four counts of first degree murder with special circumstances with joseph james deangelo. each of the four counts carry multiple allegations.each carries the potential for life in prison or the death sentence. deangelo is a former police officer...he remains in jail in sacramento where he already faces a string ofmurder charges. prosecutors in santa barbara county join their counterparts in orange, sacramento and ventura counties....in pursuing charges against him. grant? (grant) human remains

have been found near the spot where an s-u-v plunged off a cliff in mendocino county. today officials said a resident found a pair of jeans-- and human remains in a girl's shoe. they were found on a beach near the location where police say jennifer hart intentionally drove her wife and six adopted children off a cliff back in march. five bodies were found but three of their children were not immediately recovered. (vicki) new at five, a sad commentary on the lack of affordable housing has come to our attention on the peninsula. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in atherton to explain why cops are being allowed to sleep at the police station. rob? (rob live) this is yet another story about how the people who workin comminities like atherton can't afford to live here. in thiscase, it's cops. because commutes and traffic are getting worse all the time, they are being allowed to catch forty winks here at police headquarters before they hit the road.

atheron police commander joe wade showed me the tiny, but cozy "sleeping room" where many an officer has taken a nap after a long shift. it's basically an 8 by ten storage room with a bed and nightstand, along with the department's dry cleanng and drinking water.commander joe wade/atherton police department "....for the most part officers work a 12 hour shift, sometimes if they have court it can be 16 hours and most have long commutes so the department is providing a place where they can crash so to speak so they can get some sleep before they go home..." of the small but dedicated department's 21 sworn officers, not one lives in atherton where the median-priced home is somewhere in the neighborhood of $7 million dollars. as a result officers are commuting two hours or more from places like tracy and gilroy, which can take a toll on anyone. commander joe wade/atherton police ".....we're in a profession where we don't want t omake mistakes and sometimes when you're not on your game because you havn't slept and

you're not alert as you need to be, things can fall through the cracks and we dont want that..."a few officers have left because of all this and recruiting their replacements has been a challenge because working people simply cant afford to live here. the solution, at least for now,is a nap in the department's one-person bunkhouse. (rob live) the situation is going to get better but it will take a while.ground will be broken soon on a new civic center that willinclude a new police station, which will have a couple of new, slightly larger sleeping rooms. u ntil then, other options are also under consideration, like renting an apartment in town or finding a place where officers canpark an r-v. live in atherton rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(grant) an update now on the massive and unprecedented debris removal process in the north bay. this follows the deadly and destructive wildfires that ravaged that region back in october. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with officials leading the disaster-relief efforts and reports from santa rosa. (philippe)chris coursey/mayor- "the debris clean-up has been unprecedented, uh, in the history of california." since the fires sparked in october... federal, state and local agencies have been in the north bay cleaning up. mark ghilarducci/cal oes- "this is a marathon, not a sprint." at a news conference detailing the project... santa rosa mayor chris coursey applauds the effort.chris coursey/mayor- "two million tons of debris has been carted away from the aftermath of the fire." colonel eric mcfadden with the u-s army corps of engineers says that works out to about 314 square miles of land that's been cleared.col. eric mcfadden/us army- "4,272 of the parcels have been cleared tested and we've notified that county that they're ready for rebuilding." and, in some

cases -- the building is already underway. in santa rosa, 117 homes destroyed by the fires are under construction. 85 other homeowners have received their permits to build and, 163 more people are in the process of getting their permits. shirlee zane/supervisor- "we've given many of them a clean slate, in terms of those properties and those foundations upon which they can build. and, not only build new structures, of which will house them and their families, but rebuild memories." fema says not since the 1906 earthquake has there been a debris removal project of this scale in califoria. the debris was hauled to seven different landfills in sonoma, napa, lake and mendecino counties. the combined federal and state costs of the project is about one- point-three billion dollars. in sonoma county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) a big national story we are following tonight...

flammable fuel has been moved out of a hawaii geothermal plant that's near the kilauea volcano. all of the fuel was moved to a secure location today. the plant sits on the edge of leilani estates-- one of the areas where nearly two-thousand residents have been forced to evacuate as the volcano spewed lava. scientists say active eruption of lava within the leilani estates remains paused. however, earthquake activity and ground deformation continue. additional outbreaks in the general area are expected. (vicki) president trump says he will meet with north korean leader kim jong-un next month in singapore. this comes hours after the president welcomed home three americans who had been held by north korea on espionage charges. anna wiernicki talks with members of the house homeland security committee on if they think a north korean nuclear agreement is possible. anna wiernicki: the date has been set-president donald trump tweeted he will travel to singapore for a june 12th face to face meeting with north korean leader kim

jong-un.michael mccaul: i would urge some caution.anna wiernicki: texas republican congressman and chairman of the house homeland security committee michael mccaul says there's no doubt this meeting is historic ábut he says the president needs to tread lightlymichael mccaulu.s. congressman, r-texastake cg @ 0:23-0:29the north koreans have a track record of deception and they are a brutal regime and not very trustworthy.anna wiernicki: mccaul says the two countries do seem to be making progress toward developing a working relationship.overnight president trump welcomed home three americans who had been held by north korea on espionage charges.donald trump we're starting from here. but, i really think a lot of progress has been made. we'll see what happens.//will hurd: the entire world should be hopeful that these conversations go well.anna wiernicki (stand up)washington correspondenttake cg @ 0:50- 1:04texas republican congressman will hurd says the best case scenario is if president trump can negotiate a deal with kim jong-un to eliminate all nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula -- ábut hurd says the world should also be prepared in case there is no deal...will hurdu.s. congressman, r-texas take cg @ 1:05-1:13do not give up the leverage that we have until we are able to verify that he is indeed closing down his nuclear sites.anna

wiernicki: texas democrat lloyd doggett agrees.lloyd doggettu.s. congressman, d-texastake cg @ 1:18-1:28he needs to assure us that we are not just getting a statement of principles or some happy talk, but that we have verifiable intrusive inspections of north korea to assure that those weapons are gone.anna wiernicki: president trump said last month that if the meeting is not fruitful, he will respectfully leave.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) coming up... a principle is spanking students at an elementary school-- but it's not a punishment. why some parents say it's just a fun tradition. (grant) the city of san francisco is getting ready to elect their new mayor. coming up at 5:30 we'll talk to london breed about her candidacy-- and how she plans to tackle issues within the city. (vicki) plus-- parents are trying to fight what they are calling an epidemic of teens smoking e-cigarettes. what they are doing to try to put an end to flavored tobacco sales . (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area

forecast after the break.

(grant) it is almost time for san francisco residents to decide whether or not to ban flavored tobacco products. a few weeks from now voters will vote on proposition e - which if approved - would prohibit the sale of some e-cigarettes. kron4's haaziq madyun talked to people fighting it...and people promoting it. sotstopping children from getting high

vaping candy flavored tobacco products was the focus of this vote yes on proposition e press conference in san franciscosot

smokes, he is not going to come in and buy the rest of the stuff, the drinks, the sandwiches that keep our doors open">in fact according to proposition e tabacoo retailers would be prohibited from selling any flavored tabacoo products including menthol cigarettes. zouzonis says instead of banning these products the city should try enforcing the laws already in place to prevent minors from buying themsotmiriam zouzounis/no on proposition e: "the 96% compliance rate in id'ing that these stores have is also not being discussed. we are willing to work on that process of youth abatement and health access, my ask is just use the mechanisms you have in place">voters will soon have their chance to weigh in...proposition e is on the june 5th ballot...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) california's pot industry is off to a somewhat slow start.. (vicki) for that

matter - a new report suggests that legalizing and taxing marijuana isn't boosting revenue all that much for 'other' states either.. catherine heenan is here with the latest on what's happening.. (catherine) the bottom line -- legal marijuana 'does' bring in moremoney for state and local governments. but we're not talking huge profits....at least not yet. in california for example - it was expected that the extra tax moneywould add up to roughly 175-million dollars this year. for the first quarter of 2018 - the state has collected 34 million. suggesting the numbers will probably be lower than expected. nationwide - the credit rating agency 'moody's' says that despite high taxes on pot - it accounts for just a small portion of government budgets. in colorado - it's about 2-percent, for instance. industry supporters point out that it's still early - and they have high hopes for long-term numbers. another report predicts that the market for legal cannabis in the u.s. will grow from 16-

billion dollars last year -- to 40-billion by 2021. vicki? (vicki) tonight... one person is recovering from smoke inhaltion and at least seven people are without a home after an apartment fire in san francisco. it happened early this morning on glendale and market streets. that's right near twin peaks. kron 4's sara stinson has the latest on the investigation. ("the fire erupted in the penthouse in this four story apartment complex off of market street in san francisco. not only are those people displaced, but also others who live below due to heavy water damage.")a scary situation as dozens of people who live in this apartment complex rushed out the building to safety.("we panicked and grabbed our two children and ran out the emergency escape."most of the people i spoke with were sleeping when the fire broke out just before two o'clock thursday morning.("they were asleep after talking with fire investigators we learned one person thought there was a burglary after their window shattered they thought someone

made entry.")one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation.firefighters say when they first arrived the entire penthouse of this four story building was a blaze.("crews did a great job it was a large hose job and when they made entry they used several sliding glass windows.")this could have burned down the entire building on glendale street, but firefighters contained the fire to the fourth floor. however there is signifigant water damage to the other units.("we've already deemed the unit 411, which was the top floor fire unit as heavily impacted , they are not allowed back in. then unit 311 has heavy water damage so we just escorted people up to get some items but they aren't going to be able to stay.") ("i'm just glad everyone is safe and out of the building.") red cross was on scene helping people as they learned if their apartment was destroyed. reporter out: ("sf fire says as they assess the damage more people could be displaced and the cause is still being investigated. in san francisco, sara stinson kron 4 news.##) lawrence karnow: other than a

few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers.

(grant) a teenager is violently robbed in the south bay.. and tonight police are releasing new information on the boy's attackers. we'll show you the man police are now looking for. (vicki) and after the

break.. a birthday spanking tradition at a texas elementary school. some parents say it needs to end-- while other's say it's fun for the kids. ♪ ♪

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is putting a questionable tradition to rest....birthday spankings from the principal. reporter dan haggerty has more. when a kid has a birthday at alvord elementary school, principal bridget williams calls them back to her officer for a birthday spanking.a playful hit for each year and a pinch to "grow on".she sent this letter home last month when two parents complained. willams says she's been doing the spankings for eight years. that if parents don't want their kids spanked --- to put it in writing at the office. and the reaction from parents was overwhelming.martha pippin/grandparent of alvord elementary student: "it's a birthday. it's one, two, three, whatever. and one to grow on. now if they had a

board beating them, that's a different story."lana simmons/parent of alvord elementary student: "i think it's a fun tradition. my kids love it. they always look forward to it."jessica meador/parent of alvord elementary student: "if it was a big deal to the kids they would have brought it up way before now."the parents who alerted cbs 11 called it inappropriate.said others agree but are afraid to speak out.no one would say it on camera.heather redder/parent of alvord elementary student: "i have been in the office and witnessed it when it happens. it's literally like little love taps, and the kids are actually asked do you want your birthday spankings, do you want hugs, do you want a high five. (reporter q) probably 95 percent."the superintendent said the principal decided to stop the birthday spankings and that there are more important issues to focus on.no font provided: "i think what happens sometimes is you have a few opinions that are different and they kind of force a happen."heather redder/parent of alvord elementary not used to a community. and that's what we are. we're a small town community. we backs. people that move here from the big city, and they're not used to this." (vicki) that was dan haggerty reporting. the principal will continue to celebrate students' birthdays with a hug or a high five. (grant) next at 5:30...

an east bay mom says her son is being harassed at school... and she says the abuser is his teacher. (vicki) plus after the break-- san francisco is getting ready to elect a new mayor. and kron four is talking to all of the hopeful candidates. london breed joins us live in studio to talk about her candidacy. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein tonight at 5:30...

kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) starting on the peninsula-- where police have released a sketch of the suspect who they say robbed a teen at gunpoint. this is the man police are looking for. the incident happened saturday night when the 17-year-old was walking near lytton avenue and kipling street in palo alto. police say the teen was talking on his cellphone... when 3 people approached him and demanded the phone. when the teen refused... a gun was pointed at him and he was punched in the face. the man in the sketch is the suspect who police say punched the teen. police do not have descriptions of the other suspects involved. ... (grant) in the east bay... a mom says her son is being harassed and abused by a teacher at clayton valley charter high school in concord. she says her 16-year-old has dyslexia and a-d-h-d... and that the teacher is pinching sudents and jamming a knuckle into their rib cage... to get them to do work. the mom has filed a police report... but filed a police

report... but school officers say they have not found any evidence to support her claim. she is hoping more students and parents will come forward. (grant) a community group in oakland says the city needs to do more to stop illegal dumping. mayor libby schaaf recently announced a plan to hire three litter enforcement officers to help with the problem, but members of the east oakland congress of neighborhoods say... it isn't enough. the group claims that the city provides better services to high-income neighborhoods than it does for low income areas. the group has offered a list of proposals including a new public works crew that is focused on illegal dumping. they say several city councilmembers have agreed to find the money to meet some of the groups demands. (vicki) in the north bay. two people are behind bars tonight...on suspicion of selling methamphetamine. the arrests happened on the lynch creek trail in petaluma. police responded to complaints by neighbors of people blocking acces to the trail. once at the scene officers found 44-year-old

daniel lynch and 40-year-old wendy laino. the duo was arrested on suspicion of possessing more than 21 ounces of meth...and were both booked in sonoma county jail. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will the middle of next week with a

slight chance of showers. (vicki) (vicki) kron 4 is your local election headquarters... and tonight we are taking a look at one of the biggest contests ahead of the june election. san francisco will be electing a new mayor. (grant) kron4 has invited all of the mayoral candidates to our studio to talk about their candidacy. and joining us first tonight is board of supervisors president london breed....1. housing (grant) - the cost of housing is forcing people out of the city and the bay area...how do you make this a place where middle class people can afford to live again?2. homeless (vicki) q: the homeless

population has exploded in sf. you say it's inhumane. where are you planning to put the homeless and what about those who want to stay on the street? 3. dirty streets (vicki) q: sf in the national

news lately for dirty streets and drug addicts using out in the open. affecting locals and tourists. how can you clean up the streets of san franciso?4. crime/chief (grant) police chief bill scott could be leaving after a year in charge...he's a finalist for same job in l0-a. car break ins might be

down...but that's still an epidemic that's frustrating residents and leaving tourists dismayed. how do you stabalize the department leadership and keep broken glass off the sidewalks?5. mayors/controversial politics q: this is a bit inside baseball... you replaced mayor

ed lee after his death as acting mayor... then were removed and replaced by mark farrell... now you're facing a quirky sf election rule of "ranked choice"... opponents jane kim and mark leno are joining forces. fair?fair? (vicki) coming up... he's considered the grand-dad of special forces. meet the bay area war hero and gold medal recipient whose top secret missions help the allies defeat the nazi's in

world war two... (grant) and after the break... a warning if you own a smart car. how it could randomly catch on fire.

mercedes benz... is recalling nearly 43 thousand tiny smart cars...because the engines can catch fire. the recall covers the 'smart for two cabrio' and 'coupe cars' in the u.s. from 2008 and 2009 model years. this...after

the national highway traffic safety administration opened an investigation in 2016. an insulation mat can deform and lossen in the recalled vehicles... that can allow it to touch hot exhaust system components and catch fire. there have been 27 reports of engine fires ...and one injury. the recall is expected to start in july. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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helped win the war. you wouldn't know it to look at him, but this mannered gentleman was a top secret commando who blew up bridges and gathered intelligence on the enemy during world war two. meet... my name is andrew sam mousalimas. i'm from oakland california. andy as he's known, worked for the forerunner to the cia... back then called the o.s.s. i didn't know the difference between o.s.s and s.o.s. the o.s.s. - stands for office of strategic services. a group - so shadowy - even uncle sam didn't admit to it. q: the government wouldn't even

acknowledge that you were ever in the war? no, the va wouldn't acknowledge it. people thought i was lyin'. andy is 93 but was only 18 when he and his buddies perry and alex - the phillips brothers from oakland - enlisted. when you're young you think you're infallible. you go in and kick butt and you know - (shrug). but what the boys signed up for had a high casualty rate - 90%. they played the odds - and joined the little known o.s.s. so they wouldn't be split up. at least we were together. these three young guys from west oakland were sons of immigrants who could blend in. the mission of the o.s.s - infiltrate nazi enemy lines in

occupied italy, yugoslavia and greece. in other words - wreck havoc. it was hit and run. we'd blow up a bridge or a train and head up to the mountains. in the daytime it was suicide. the germans owned the adriatic. for that - hitler put a hit on them. the edict - shoot on site. he orders his c.o.'s to execute. period. andy says a group of his fellow o.s.s. italian-american buddies were sold out by the fasciasts. and all 16 were executed. but while andy, perry and alex were wounded in greece - they were never turned in by the villagers. i'll always be thankful for that. proud to wear the ballcap - he's considered the grand dad of special forces. andy mousalimas may be a war hero, but he hates war. humble - but not shy. he ran the well-known oakland bar and restaurant - king's x for years. andy even co-founded the first fantasy football league. fantasy football and the internet - probably the best marriage in america. it takes a lot to impress andy. but just being awarded the congressional medal of honor is pretty special. and when harrison ford personally - congratulated him... that was something... probably the only guy in hollywood who knows what the o.s.s is. it may be because ford's alter ego - indiana jones - was reportedly also a member of the top-secret o.s.s.

(nats: military band ceremony) up until recently, all of andy's escapades have been confidential. the files only finally unsealed in 1987. andy's neighborhood pal - perry - never lived to see that day. q: did it pain your dad? very much so. (shakes head yes and starts to cry.) but frosene phillips was proud to represent her own dad perry along with andy and his family at the medal ceremony in dc... and share stories of the young soldier's valor and adventures. many if not most of those who fought alongside have long since passed away. you can bet if andy mousalimas has anything to say about it they won't ever be forgotten. in oakland, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. (vicki) andy is one of only a handful of the surviving fellow veterans who made the trip to washington. for all his heroics, andy is not gung-ho about war. he admits back in the day, people called him a commie for opposing the vietnam war. (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. there have now been three whales found dead in the bay in the last three- months. tonight - we will be joined live by the chief pathologist from the marine mammal center -- to talk about the reasons behind these disturbing discoveries.(pam) plus - another tesla crash being looked at by the n-t-s-b ... what we know about the investigation.. is

coming next at six, grant-back to you and vicki(grant) thank you pam - we will see you at six. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory

goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a clash between doctors and marijuana dispensaries. the argument over whether pregnant showers.chance of showers.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a clash between doctors and marijuana dispensaries. the argument over whether pregnant women should be able to smoke pot.

women may be getting mixed messages about cannabis use during pregnancy.(vicki) a new study shows many dispensary employees in colorado encourage moms-to-be to use their products for morning sickness. as lance hernandez reports... this advice clashes with doctors' warnings about the potential harms of marijuana use during pregnancy. the study used the mystery caller approach... with the caller saying something like this:nat sound of call "hi, i'm 8 weeks pregnant and feeling really nauseated. are there any products that are recommended for morning sickness?"sixty-nine percent of the dispensaries contacted recommended cannabis to treat nausea in the first trimester. dr. torri metz/denver health - high risk obstetrician"it was surprising and concerning to us because there are data that would suggest that cannabis can be harmful to the developing fetus."when researchers asked what product

was recommended, one dispensary employee replied: technically with you being pregnant, i do not think you are supposed to be consuming that, but if i were to suggest something, i suggest something high in thc.when a researcher asked another employee if she should check with a health care provider first, the employee responded: i think that would be a smart choice. try for someone that is liberal or pro-cannabis.kristi kelly/marijuana industry group "we have a lot of rules but one of the rules we do not have is to be a doctor."kristy kelly of the marijuana industry group says the study points to the need for more training.kristi kelly/marijuana industry group "it is very important that the dispensary employees clarify that they are not medical professionals and that they redirect either that patient or customer to also have conversation with their health care professional."we checked with several dispensaries today. an employee at one of them pointed out that labels are required on all cannabis products sold in colorado. amanda talamantes/the little green pharmacy"personally, i wouldn't recommend that they consume marijuana... because by law on our labels, we do have to say that there are health risks associated with the consumption of marijuana and pregnancy." (grant) that was lance that was that was lance hernandez lance that was

that was lance hernandez reporting.(vicki) the study was done on colorado dispensaries. it's not clear how san francisco is handling the situation of pregnant women asking for pot recommendations. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki.coming up next on kron4 news at six. a big development in a shocking east bay murder case.. a woman beaten, stabbed, then dumped on the side of the road. tonight - why one of the suspects has decided to plead guilty - even though the other suspect is claiming innocence. (ken) then - new at six.. we will talk to an expert about what has killed three whales in the bay in the last three months. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six

(pam) tonight at 6. guilty. thats how one suspect has pleaded... to the charges of beating, stabbing, and murdering an east bay woman... leaving her for dead near tesla road in livermore. his alleged accomplice, meanwhile... has pleaded ánotá guilty. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. 19-year-old lizette cuesta was found soaked in blood... fighting for her life.. on tesla road in livermore back in february. police say she identified her two attackers right before she died. the plea hearing wrapped up this afternoon in dublin... and that's where we find kron4's terisa estacio. terisa, what's the latest?

(pam) tonight, four additional murder charges have been filed against the suspected 'golden state killer'. 72-year-old -- joseph deangelo is accused of at least a dozen murders... and more than 50 rapes across california in the 1970s and '80s. deangelo -- a former police officer -- is facing charges in sacramento, orange and ventura counties. this is video of the suspect in a previous court appearance. authorities used d-n-a .. and a genealogical website to identify deangelo. (ken) the n-t-s-b has dispatched a team of investigators to florida... to determine what happened in a tuesday crash involving a "tesla model s" that killed two teenagers. it's the

second time in as many months that the agency has investigated a fire invovling a tesla. a probe is still underway into the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash involving a tesla model x that occured on march 23rd in mountain view. witnesses say the tesla in florida was traveling at a high rate of speed when it crashed into a wall and burst into flames. the n-t-s-b says it does not expect the tesla's autopilot system to be part of the probe -- and is instead focusing on the car's battery and how it might catch fire. (pam) the fresno market which sold 18-year old obdulia sanchez -beer... prior to a crash that killed her 14-year old sister .... has had its alcoholic beverage license suspended. authorities say, sanchez drank the beer while driving her sister and her sister's 15-year-old girlfriend -- livestreaming the event before, during, and after the crash. her blood alcohol content registered a point-one- zero- six... about 90 minutes after the crash. lewis market --

the store that sold the beer -- has had its alcoholic beverage license suspended for 20 days. sanchez is currently serving a six- year sentence in state prison. (ken) a few weeks from now ... san francisco residents will vote on proposition "e" -- which if approved --- would prohibit the sale of flavored tobacco products.(pam) this includes menthol cigarettes, and all vaping liquids, other than those that are tobacco flavored. kron4's haaziq madyun talked with people on both sides of the issue. sotstopping children from getting high vaping candy flavored tobacco products was the focus of this vote yes on proposition e press conference in san franciscosot

school studentssoteleana arrunaeegui/mission high school student: "vaping i feel like it is for people who are older because i think cigarettes was apart of them growing up in their generation">sotissac alvarez/mission high schooln student: "smoking weed is common, i mean that's the thing, the thing to do but cigarettes, they're kind of educating us, they're not good for you, you know">some mom and pop tobacco retailers say prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products would be no good for their bottom linesotmiriam zouzounis/no on proposition e: "the day to day purchases that keeps these businesses open are small cash value, your regular customers, if the auto mechanic across the street has a 15 minute break and if we don't have his chewing tobacco or pack of smokes, he is not going to come in and buy the rest of the stuff, the drinks, the sandwiches that keep our doors open">proposition e is on the june 5th ballot...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) an update now on the massive and unprecedented debris removal (pam) kron4newshaaziq madyun francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(pam) an update now on the massive and unprecedented debris removal process... in the north bay. this follows the deadly and destructive wildfires which ravaged that region back in october. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with officials leading the disaster relief efforts .. he reports from santa rosa. (philippe) not since the 1906 earthquake has there been a debris removal project of this scale in california. so says mark ghilarducci (gil-our-do-chee)... director of the governor's office of emergency services. mark ghilarducci/cal oes- "we are now close to 99-percent complete of major operations. but we know that there are still, um, um, properties that need to be addressed. there are a handful of properties." the debris was hauled to seven different landfills in sonoma, napa, lake and mendecino counties. the combined federal and state costs of the project is about one-point-three billion

dollars. at a news conference held in santa rosa... the u-s army corps of engineers says two-point-two million tons of fire-related debris has been removed in the past seven months.col. eric mcfadden/us army- "which equates to nearly 314 square miles of fire area that's been cleared." the u-s environmental protection agency stripped hazardous household materials like paint, pesticides and propane tanks... from more than 65- hundred parcels of land. enrique manzanilla/epa- "we completed 95-percent of our assigned mission within the first month of being on the ground." some areas in the north bay have been difficult to reach because access was complicated during the fires. but the office of emergency services believes the debris removal project will be complete by the end of the month. in sonoma county, philippe djegal, kron four news. '(ken)new at 6. a new delay for san francisco's under construction central subway.according to city officials -- a contractor laid down three-point-two miles of the wrong type of track. apparently they used a lower grade material than what the

contract had specificed.the city has ordered the contractor to remove and replace the tracks. this will delay the project by one month - it is now set to be completed january 2020.the city says the contractor will be responsible for the cost. when complete the subway will run from chinatown to the cal train station on 4th street. (pam) volcanic activity continues on hawaii's big island ... with plumes of smoke filling the air. new vents have formed in the kilauea (killa-way-uh) rift zone.. and they are emitting hazardous fumes. lava from the volcano now covers 116- acres ... and has destroyed at least 26- homes. 17-hundred residents have been evacuated near leilani estates... and the governor is asking for federal disaster relief. scientists say, kilauea's activity is very similar to what was seen just before a massive eruption in 19-24. they worry a similar explosive eruption.. spewing debris.. could occur at anytime and without warning.

a live look outside right now... a sunny thursday..(ken ) as we get our first look as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it

will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers. (ken) another dead whale found in bay area waters. coming up, we'll have a live interview with an expert from the marine mammal center on what's causing the deaths... and what can be done to try and what can be done to try to reduce them. (pam) and... another controversial arrest in sacramento... sparks outrage. now police have released the officer's body camera video. we'll take a look at it ... and hear what attorneys are saying about the case. (ken) and another sign of sky high bay area housing costs. we'll show you the free sleeping area provided to some peninsula police officers... who face a long

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to negotiate the price of drugs. worsening traffic and the high cost of housing are taking a toll on police in atherton. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, now, to address the challenge ... atherton police are being provided with a place to bed down for a while... at the station. rob fladeboe/atherton "..this is another example of how people cant afford to live in the communities where they work. in this case it's the

cops.because traffic and commutes are getting worse all the time, officers are being allowed to get a little shut eye before the hit the road for home..."atheron police commander joe wade showed me the tiny, but cozy "sleeping room" where many an officer has taken a nap after a long shift. it's basically an 8 by ten storage room with a bed and nightstand, along with the department's dry cleanng and drinking water.commander joe wade/atherton police department "....for the most part officers work a 12 hour shift, sometimes if they have court it can be 16 hours and most have long commutes so the department is providing a place where they can crash so to speak so they can get some sleep before they go home..." of the small but dedicated department's 21 sworn officers, not one lives in atherton where the median-priced home is somewhere in the neighborhood of $7 million dollars. as a result officers are commuting two hours or more from places like tracy and gilroy, which can take a toll on anyone. commander joe wade/atherton police ".....we're in a profession where we don't want t omake mistakes and sometimes

when you're not on your game because you havn't slept and you're not alert as you need to be, things can fall through the cracks and we dont want that..."a few officers have left because of all this and recruiting their replacements has been a challenge because working people simply cant afford to live here. the solution, at least for now, is a nap in the department's one-person bunkhouse.rob fladeboe "...help is on the way, but it will take some time. ground will be broken soon on a new civic center here in atherton, which will include a new police station, which will have a couple of new, dedicated sleeping rooms. in atherton rob fladeboe kron 4 news (ken) this just in -- (ken) (ken) this just in -- a

tesla has crashed through the front doors of a starbucks in los gatos. these are new photos from the scene.. this happened just after 4:00 this evening at the starbucks on blossom hill road. suprisingly no one was hurt... and while the building was seriously damaged -- firefighters say damage to the car was minor. it's not yet clear what caused the crash. (pam) another big story tonight..we are learning more about the latest dead gray whale found in the bay.. it appears the 44- foot whale... died from blunt force trauma caused by a ship. this is the third whale found dead in the bay since march. (ken) joining us now to talk about the recent whale deaths...padraig duignan -- chief pathologist at the marine mammal center in sausualito.

let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the

coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers. (pam) still ahead... (pam) (pam) still ahead... a

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- captain tammie jo shults and her co-pilot managed to land the plane. tonight, the pilots are describing their experience... jennifer riordan died on the flight.. she was a mother and banking executive from new mexico.(grant) pilot tammie jo shults and first officer darren ellisor visited the white house earlier this month and were honored by president trump. ... (pam) president trump's

call for a u-s "space force" ... is now getting serious attention. we'll tell you what congress is doing to revamp the nation's space defense. (ken) a black man thrown to the ground and arrested for leaving his car idling in front of a 7-11. we now get to see the officer's body camera video to learn more about what happened. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

police in sacramento have released body camera

video of a man's arrest -- after he left his car running outside a convenience store.. that man says he feels like he was racially profiled.. catherine heenan is here with more on the case, which now has the n-double-a-c-p involved... (catherine) the body cam video shows craig williams being arrested andput in handcuffs..... this is outside a 7-11 in sacramento friday.. why the arrest? because he'd left his car idling while he went inside to buy snacks. leaving a running car unattended is a violation of city code. the police say williams refused to cooperate or hand over i-d when the officer approached him. but there's anger over how this escalated into a physical struggle in only about a minute. williams spent the night in jail and now has an attorney. here's part of what the police body cam video shows....and reaction. that's a police that's a that's a police

spokesman...who says the video was released so people can see what happened. the sacramento n-double-a-c-p says the confrontationshows a continued pattern of brutal behavior towards black men by local police. they're asking that the officer involved be disciplined. as for craig williams - he'll be in court later this month. (catherine) the incident is particularly sensitive - given the march shooting death of stephon clark...by sacramento police. he was a burglary suspect who officers 'thought' was holding a gun. it turned out he was only holding a cellphone. ken and pam? (ken)a south san francisco middle school teacher has been

arrested.. accused of sex crimes with students. police say joseph toy - a teacher at westborough middle school -- had inappropriate interactions with students during school hours. he has been a teacher at westborough middle school for 13 years. the investigation began in april - after police received a tip -- the school says he was immediately placed on leave. time now for a look at the other top stories we're working on tonight. stopping children from stopping stopping children from getting

high vaping candy flavored tobacco products was the focus of this vote yes on proposition e press conference in san franciscosotsome mom and pop tobacco retailers say prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products would be no good for their bottom linesotmiriam zouzounis/no on proposition e: "there's already laws on the books. that is why i think this is a redundant policy. the whole state is twenty one and up">san francisco voters will soon get a chance to voice their opinons on the subject...proposition e is on the june 5th ballot...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news in santa rosa... federal, state and local officials held a news conference detailing the progress of the debris removal project following last year's

deadly north bay fires. so far, the project is 99-percent complete. two-point-two million tons of debris was hauled away from four different counties. the debris was taken to seven different landfills in those counties. the federal and state costs of the project is about one-point-three billion dollars. in santa rosa, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in atherton police are taking naps atthe station house. why? because they cant afford to live in atherton. as a result they are commuting two hours and then working a 12-16 hour shift. that's not safe says commander joe wade. a new police headquarters is in the works but until then, officers are using the sleeping room to get a little badly needed shut eye before they make that lomg commute home to tracy and gilroy and beyond. in athertonrob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in

california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers. (pam) new tonight at 6. the boater who illegally anchored his ship in san francisco's aquatic park cove... has been ordered to

stay out of the cove for the next five- years. 52-year old bryan pennington was convicted in federal court of three misdemeanor counts .... of anchoring his boat without a permit .. for 83- nights between september and april. pennington recieved 5- years probation in lieu of jail time. he has also been charged in san francisco court for threatening national park service employees, and has been ordered to stay away from the park, until his may- 21st trial for that charge. he also owes more than 5 - thousand dollars worth of fees ... to the port of san francisco. (ken)coming up... how can you know who your kids are talking to online... when they don't know themselves?the horrific story of a teenager kidnapped after meeting an older woman on xbox live... next

a 14-year old oklahoma boy was kidnapped by two new mexico women after he met one of them on x-box live. he thought he was going to their house to play video games -- but after they picked him up, they told him he'd never be going back home. brittany bade has the story. ÷ a 14-year-old boy áthought they were taking him to their house... just a half hour away to play x-box...but these two women... are now accused instead of ákidnapping him and driving him to their new mexico home.

sheriff... chris morris'... deputy's responded to a call of the missing teenage boy in mid-april.

ended as soon as aragon's car pulled into her driveway. authorities in oklahoma had told farmington police to be on the lookout for the women... and when they got home... they were waiting. (ken)that was brittany bade reporting.both women have been booked into jail on suspicion of felony kidnapping of a child... aragon has also been charged with felony lewd or indecent proposal to a minor. the boy is back home in oklahoma. in sports -- the giants offense falls flat in philadelphia. we'll show you how san francisco got swept by the phillies. meanwhile -- the warriors are preparing for a big showdown against the rockets monday night in game one of the western conference finals. our sports director, gary radnich tells us why head coach, steve kerr is not concerned about houston he

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the n-b-a is getting what they wanted... warriors defending their title against the houston rockets. vegas has golden state vegas has golden state as favorites to reach their fourth straight n-b-a finals. this will be the first time the warriors won't have home-court advantage in the steve kerr era. the last time the warriors lost a series in the western conference was in 2013. this season golden state is 1-2 against the rockets. steve kerr says he's not worried about houston having a slight edge heading into game one on monday night

every team has a road series they wish the could forget... for the giants

it will philadelphia. san francisco get swept by the phillies... after winning 7 of their last 8 let's go to citizens bank park... former n-f-l player, akbar gbaja giamila... threw one of the worst first pitches in recent memomry. the american ninja warrior host spikes the baseball... it didn't even reach the philles mascot second inning -- giants up by one alen hanson... in place of the injured joe panik hits a 2-run shot off vince velasquez san francisco up 3-nothing phillies from behind in the fourth carlos santana blasts a 3-run dinger philles go up 4-3 but the story of the game was the giants flat offense they set a new franchise record with 55 new franchise record with 55 strikeouts over four games san francisco breaks the 2003, who breaks the 2003, who struck out 44 times against arizonatimes against struck out 44 times against arizona phillies win 6-36-3 but not everything is bad news for the giants...

madison bumgarner is scheduled for a bullpen session next week. bruce bochy said before today's game that mad bum could be on his way to the minors for a rehab start in late may. bumgarner fractured his pinkie during spring training as for johnny cueto... the giants are moving him to the 60-day disable list... eligible to return on june 29 at the earliest.

marshawn lynch won't play

with his cousin this season. josh johnson's chapter in oakland comes to a close... after being signed in march the raiders released the oakland native... cutting the quarterback room to derek carr, e-j manuel, and connor cook. johnson has been the ultimate journeyman in the n-f-l since jon gruden and the buccaneers drafted him in the fifth round in 2008. the former 49ers the former 49ers quarterback has played for eleven teams in his career. mike singletary lands his first head coaching job since 2010 the former 49ers head coach and hall of famer will coach the new alliance of american football team in memphis. the a-a-f is a new the a-a-f is a in memphis. football team in memphis. the a-a-f is a new professional football league that is set to begin next february... a week after the super bowl 53. the league super bowl 53.week after the super bowl 53. the league is overseen by pro football hall of famer, bill polian. it will feature eight teams playing ten regualr season games... two playoff rounds. every sport has a great rivalry between players

basketball had magic versus larry bird baseball had ted joe dimaggio tiger woods and phil mickelson is the biggest rivalry in golf since arnold palmer and jack nicklaus tiger and mickelson playing together for the first two rounds of the players championship first time they are in the same group since 2014 9th hole... tiger hits an eagle... putting him at even he also had 2 birdies in the round mickelson struggled the whole afternoon his shot in the ninth goes out of the fairway finishes with 4 bogeys and 3 double bogeys he's seven shots over tiger stuggled in the back nine his tee shot hooks in the 18th and goes into the water... it leads to bogey finishes with a 72-even... woods is six shots off the lead (pam) (pam) next... america is

getting closer to building a "space force". the action taken on capitol hill to fulfill president trump's desire for a defense force in outer space.

(pam) the war of the future may be fought in space! that's the message from federal lawmakers pushing a new branch of military ....

dedicated to protecting american interests in zero gravity.(ken) washington correspondent drew petrimoulx (pet-tro-mo) tells us some worry about the speed and breadth of the new effort. rep. mike rogers, r-al:"space is now a warfighting domain." alabama republican congressman mike rogers says russia and china are far ahead of the u-s on the next warfront: space. "what they could do to us and our ability to fight and win wars is frightening."that's why rogers is teaming up with democratic congressman jim cooper from tennessee to push for a new branch of the military called the space force. its job: to protect communications systems and other military assets in zero gravity"to make sure we avoid a space pearl harbor."their efforts recently got a boost from president trump."we're getting very big in space both militarily and for other reasons and we are seriously thinking of the space force." "supporters envision the space

force being a component of the air force like the marines are to the navy."in a recent hearing the house armed services committee passed a bill that supporters describe as an incremental step to establishing the new branch. but ohio republican congressman mike turner doesn't want to rush changes before the department of defense is done studying the issue."if we're gonna ask dod to do a study, we (ken) "solo: a star wars story" premiered in los angeles tonight. fans lined up for hours for a chance to meet and get autographs from their favorite characters..... like chewbacca. the event featured a millenium falcon window made entirely of solo cups... and the ship's cockpit made out of lego. the movie will be in theaters across the country may 25th. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer.

showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers.

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