say they've rescued ten children from a bay area home.. investigators say the kids were tortured... and the parents have been arrested. hello i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. tonight-- the mother is defending herself against those allegations.. kron 4's terisa estacio is live in fairfield -- where police just wrapped up a news conference. tersia, what's the latest? kron4's

(grant) thanks terisa.

tonight we have team coverage. (catherine) kron4's michelle kingston is in the neighborhood in fairfield tonight-- and talked to neighbors who say they had no idea what was going on behind closed doors. michelle? no idea. they are totally shocked. they said they never saw any children -- let alone 10 children.we know the mother is inside right now -- she's not talking to us.we've seen a younger man come and go from here this afternoon -- he's also not commenting. (mk)"we're not doing no press conferences, i'm sorry. can you tell us what happened at court today? no, i'm sorry." police say conditions inside this home are horrible ...and they removed 10 children here ... ranging in age from four months to 11 years old.larry magnaye, neighbor"i wish i

knew! no hesitation, i'd report them."neighbors say they had no idea any children were living inside this home on fieldstone court in fairfield.magnaye"it's horrible. it's like, how?" outside the home ... a broken screen door ... shuttered up windows and cat food sits in the front yard.magnaye"it's pretty quiet here so to me, that's a shock."single family homes sit throughout this tree lined neighborhood -- and people who live here say they take care of each other and look out for one another -- and are completely shocked to find out what was going on inside 2020 fieldstone court. magnaye"it's just a nice neighborhood. we know each other." neighbors say they never saw any activity here -- no disruptions, no noise, and again -- never saw any of the children.at 6 -- we'll tell you about one interaction a neighbor had with the mother. live in fairfield michelle kingston kron 4 news (grant) we first told you about

this story through a breaking news push alert.. we also streamed the police news conference live on our website. download the kron4 mobile app - to be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (catherine) another big story we're following tonight--- a woman is behind bars, after being accused of trying to steal another woman's baby on mother's day. it happened yesterday as a mother was pushing her 2 month old baby in a stroller near natoma and 14th streets in san francisco's mission district. that's just 2 blocks away from the 16th street bart station. police say 23- year-old diamond harris of pleasant hill reportedly tried grabbing the baby from the stroller. they say witnesses stepped in and stopped her. harris left the scene with three other people-- but police eventually tracked her down and arrested her. (grant) the man accused in the july 20-15 rape and murder of 8-year old "maddie" middleton... has pleaded ánot guilty to the crimes in santa cruz. as kron four's rob

fladeboe reports now, the case is bogged down by delays over how the suspect will be tried. adrian gonzalez/defendant "....do you understand what we are doing here today? yes. do you understand you have a right to a preliminary examination within 60 days? yes....18 year old adrian "a..j." gonzalez entered a plea of not guilty monday to charges of murder with a special allegation of lying in wait, kidnapping, forcible rape and lewd acts with a child. the child was 8- year-old madyson "maddy" middleton, whose body was found in a dumpster outside her home in santa cruz in july of 2015. gonzalez was fifteen when the crimes occurred but prosecutors want him tried as an adult. recently approved prop 57 however, says a judge, not district attorneys shoud make that call. a judge has since sided with prosecutors but the defense has appealed that ruling.larry biggam/public defender ".....this kid never has a therapist or a counselor in his entire life until after these horrific crimes. in my mind the village failed and

missed many opportunities and he has responded well at juvenile hall..."jeff rosell/district attorney ".... the callousness of this crime, the premeditation, the sexual assault of an 8 year old, the callousness of all that and the way he disposed of her body are what makes this an appropriate case to be tried as an adult..."after a long stint in juvenile hall, gonzalez now resides in the county jail. evidence against him includes his admitting on tape during a police interview to killing his 8 year old friend and neighbor after luring her to his home with ice cream. rob fladeboe/santa cruz ".....pending an appeals court ruling that could send gonzales back to juvenile court, he is set to return here to adult court for a preliminary hearing on july 31st.in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news (catherine) the man accused of being the

golden state killer was back in a sacramento county courtroom today... joseph deangelo appeared in a barred-off area....and this time the 72-year-old former police officer was 'not' using a wheelchair. he's accused of at least a dozen murders and nearly 50 rapes in the1970's and 80's. no significant action was taken today - and deangelohas still not entered a plea. his public defender talked to reporters afterwards.. diane howard/public defender: i don't believe that we're going to be entering a plea on may 29th, but things can change, but i just don't believe that they will. reporter: so what happened in there today?diane howard: it was a continuance of motions that we've been fighting of sealing of arrest and search warrants and so forth. reporter: as far as the suspect appearing a lot stronger, do you have anything to say about that?diane howard: i don't.reporter: how does he feel? diane howard: i'm not going to talk to you about his condition. there were questions about whether deangelo was as weak andhelpless as he appeared during an earlier court hearing.. meantime - a judge is considering whether to make public search and

arrest warrants.. another hearing has been scheduled for may 29th. (grant) one person dead following a stabbing on the campus of a bay area university. an arrest has been made, but students there tell kron4's haaziq madyun... the crime has shaken their sense of safety. the person has been identified as 19-year-old tyler bratton of santa rosa. petaluma police allege that bratton stabbed to death a 26-year-old male victim inside a dorm here on the campus of sonoma state university shortly before 7:30pm sundaypetaluma police say although the incident happened on campus neither the suspect nor the stabbing victim are sonoma state students. both men appear to have been visiting a female student living in the dormthis student lives in

the dorm next door. she describes coming across her neighbor and the stabbing suspect. she asked not to reveal her identitysotsotin fact this roommate...who also asked that we conceal her identity... actually lives inside of the dorm where the stabbing occurred. she says she feared for her safety and reported that to the university police sotwe reached out to the university spokesperson to see what they have to say about this. we are waiting for their response. the identity of the victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. in rohnert park haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) (grant) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a growing homeless encampment in half moon bay. and tonight-- those living there are being told to get out. (catherine) also - a startling new report shows s-t-d cases are skyrocketing in california. find out why the diseases are spreading so quickly. (grant) plus after the break-- a deadly shooting at the santa cruz beach boardwalk while families were out celebrating mother's day. find out who police now have behind bars. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

new tonight at 5... police have made an arrest after a shooting in a parking lot at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. 18-year-old javier calvo of vacaville is now behind bars-- accused of shooting and killing 19- year-old isaac lopez, also from vacaville. police say the two men were in a car with two other friends when the shooting happened last night. this is video from the scene last night. calvo and lopez had traveled to santa cruz earlier in the day with friends.

police say lopez was shot in the torso-- and he died at the hospital. right now the motive is not clear. meanwhile on saturday...there was stabbing near the boardwalk...police saying that was gang related. (grant) this just in.. the body of a missing skier from richmond has been found in the sierra. thomas mullarkey failed to mullarkey thomas mullarkey failed to return to his cabin in march after a day of skiing at the bear valley resort. a search was started soon after -- but was halted several times over the next few days due to blizzard conditions. (catherine) time is running out for homeless residents living in a sprawling encampment behind the straw-flower village shopping center in half moon bay. the deadline to move out --- 7 tomorrow morning. kron4's maureen kelly says they're being evicted because ofconcerns over the enviromentally senstive area where they're living..

here's just some of the garbage accumulating along the section of the pilarcitos creek that the city wants to clear out of there. this encampment has been growing for decades.....and so has the enviromental degradation to this area.what do you have people living in close proximity to the creek you get human waste drug paraphernalia just regular garbage, food waste when it accumulates as much as it has now the damage can be long term so we're trying to be ahead of it remove all that garbage and to allow nature to take it's course to some degreethe area, tucked behind the safeway at the strawflower village shopping center has also been a target for illegal dumping which compounds the problem. this sign was posted friday giving those living here notice that they had 72 hours to pack up their things and move. officials say they've been working with the estimate 20 -25 homeless living here for several months. today is one of several intensive service days they've held with homeless service providers who are here to try and tempt the residents out of the camp, and into shelters and other services like outpatient treatment options.

well kind a looks like a landfill it wasn't like it was before i came along time ago david, who didn't want to give his last name says he's been living in this camp for 20 years. he says he's willing to move into a shelter but eventually wants to return to half moon bay. i need to come back to my home the deadline for those living in the camp to get out is 7am tuesday morning. the city and a homeless service provider will be here making sure there are no the last minute stragglers. a cleanup crew will begin work after 8 am tuesday morning. because it says in environmentally sensitive area the work has to be done by hand no machines can be involved so they expect it will take approximately 10 days to pick up all the debris here maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) happening now. new cracks in a hawaii volcano are spewing lava and toxic fumes. officials in kilauea "kill-uh-way'-uh"...on the big island, say two more fissures opened this weekend. that brings the total to 18. thousands of people have

already evacuated. dozens of homes and vehicles are destroyed. scientists say one of the craters could erupt at any minute and they're capable of spreading clouds of ash for miles. president trump has declared a major disaster there, which frees up federal dollars to help. (catherine) the u.s. has moved its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem....with a formal opening today. but in ongoing violence on the border between israel and gaza -- at least 55 protestors have been killed - and more than 27- hundred injured. most of them palestinians. omar jimenez has the latest from washington. president donald trump: today we officially open the us embassy in jerusalem.president trump appearing by video and to applause as the united states embassy in israel moves from tel aviv to jerusalem. it's a decision trump announced back in december when he formally recognized the city as the capital of israel.benjamin netanyahu / israeli prime minister: president trump by recognizing

history you have made history. but it's a history that has two sides. the palestinians hope to claim part of the city as their future capital and while it's celebration on one side, miles away it's a very different story. protests at the gaza border, met with deadly force. more than 50 palestinians have been killed. sabri saidam / palestinian minister of education: we are here to say no. no to trump. no to the people who want to celebrate the moving of the american embassy.and at the united nations, palestinian officials urging the security council to intervene. riyad mansour / palestine representative to the united nations: this is the life of the palestinian people and those who think that opening the embassy opened doors to peace, let them really know what is happening in the gaza strip.in the midst of thousands of palestinian injuries, the israeli deputy minister of diplomacy calls it simply a play for media attention.michael oren / israeli deputy minister of diplomacy: the protests there are designed not to bring about peace. they are designed to destroy the jewish state and break through the border. as for the embassy in jerusalem, it will be out of a temporary facility for now. the process of building a new permanent embassy is expected to take years.in washington, i'm omar jimenez

(anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. downtown san overlooking look outside-- taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning

stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine.

(grant) still ahead-- the warriors are getting ready to open up the western conference finals on the road in houston. why steve kerr says it's good for golden state to be challenged. (catherine) also - san francisco is getting ready for the big bay to breakers race this weekend. how security is being stepped up this year....

we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. a supreme court ruling today opens the door to sports betting...including in california. the justices have reversed a federal law that had banned it in most of the u.s.... the decision came from a case involving new jersey - which has wageda 6 year battle to allow sports betting within its borders. fans could now see legalized sports

gambling in more states in coming months. it won't happen automatically though.. lawmakers in each state must still pass legislation okaying sports betting, if they haven't already. meaning new regulations for licensing and taxing. a california assemblyman is already moving forward with a constitutional amendment to make it happen. although it's considered unlikely it will be put together in time to make a june deadline for the november ballot it's also possible that congress could get involved... (grant) san francisco city officials are ramping up security ahead of the big bay to breakers race. and as kron4's will tran reports...they are encouraging racers and spectators to sign up for emergency text alerts. more than 100-thousand people will jam into a few downtown san francisco miles this sunday morning.extra police officers will be on patrol the night before bay to breakers and during to make sure everyone is safe.as an added layer of security the office of emergency management is also providing a text alert in case authorities need to contact you during the event.

it's a whole new world we live in and some say they're not going to be afraid to show up. (courtney dennis/marin county resident-absolutely not. you can't. anything can happen to you at any time. that's how people with malintentions and terrorists win is by creating that sense of fear)the office of emergency management says text b2bsf to 8-8-8-7-7-7. authorities are also advising people to coordinate before the event. have a meeting place in case you're separated or during an emergency.in san francisco will tran k4 news (grant) take a look at this. some moms may still be waiting for their mother's day gifts in santa cruz. yesterday this mail truck...ended up down an embankment. authorities say the driver swered to avoid a squirrel near park avenue

and viking court...and lost control. the driver...and the squirell were un-harmed.. (catherine) next at 5:30-- controversy after somebody yells a racial slur at a san francisco mayoral candidate. we'll talk live to political analyst michael yaki about why the race is getting so heated ahead of the june election. (grant) plus-- our top story tonight. 10 tortured kids are rescued from their parents home in fairfield. we'll have the latest as the mother is now defending herself. 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. tonight at 5:30...

kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) a mother and a father have been arrested in fairfield after 10 kids were found living in what police are calling horrible conditions. 30-year-old ina rogers and 29-year-old jonathan allen were arrested last month after the children were rescued. it happened in fairfield on fieldstone court-- when police were returning a missing 12-year- old to her home. that is when officers say they found nine more children-- ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years old. rogers was arrested for child neglect-- but she has since been released. allen remains in jail and is facing several counts of felony torture and child abuse. ... (grant) a man accused of

shooting a deputy in sonoma county is now behind bars. police arrested 20-year-old ryan pritel yesterday. he is accused of shooting an officers at the jolly washer gas station off of highway 12. a car wash manager called police because he said one of his employees was acting strangely. when deputies got there-- they say pritel opened fire on them. a deputy shot back-- but did not hit the suspect. pritel was taken into custody right after the shooting. the deputy who was shot is expected to be ok. (catherine) on the peninsula... police in palo alto are searching for a gunman-- after a weekend shooting. it happened during a party at an apartment complex on east o-keefe street on saturday. police say an argument led to the shooting--- and a 28-year-old man was shot in the torso. there's no detailed description of the gunman at this point.. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. (catherine) the daly city police department collected 200 firearms at its gun buyback event. officers

worked with gun owners one by one...and peoplewere given 100- dollars for guns.. and 200- dollars for assault rifles. each gun collected will either be recycled or destroyed. (grant) in the east bay. a new app will make it easier for the public to file complaints against the oakland police department. the city of oakland helped launch the app... and it can be accessed from any computer...tablet...or mobile device with internet access. the city says the system will also improve internal tracking...investigation...and data collection of complaints. users can file complaints under their names...or anonymously. to download to app...go to our website ...kron four dot com. (grant) also in the east bay. contra costa county officials are offering a special venue for 20 interested couples. those who wish to exchange wedding vows on mount diablo now have a chance. the contra costa county clerk-recorder's office will host weddings at the scenic observation deck...located on summit road in walnut creek. the ceremonies will be held on may

25th. couples who are interested will need to obtain a marriage license. to schedule an appointment... visit our website... at kron four dot com. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine. (grant) another big story

we are following tonight... tense moments on the campaign trail for a san francisco mayor candidate. people interrupted an event over the weekend where mayoral hopeful jane kim was speaking...and one man started yelling ethnic slurs. kron4's michelle kingston shows us what happened. "and now we got this skinny beep rice-eating mother beep right here."an awful racial slur caught on camera. protestors interrupted an event in san francisco this weekend -- when candidate for mayor jane kim was on stage.a man was invited up to the podium to ask kim a question but was interrupted by another man who appears to be a supporter of mayoral candidate london breed."up in here acting out for the white folks, brother. remember where you're from homie. remember where you're from bro."the video shows people shouting ethnic slurs directed toward kim ... and asking why breed was not invited to the fillmore neighborhood event. "where london breed at? why she wasn't invited to this friendly invite?"kim posted a

response on twitter sunday that said she did not take the comments personally and that "san francisco has to stand together against systematic and support the real, hard work to make san francisco a safe and diverse community for all its residents." (grant) that was our michelle kingston reporting. breed took to twitter to say she agrees with kim and that quote "we all need to stand together to say that racism and this type of language have no place in our society or this campaign." (grant) the mayoral race is certainly shaping up to be a heated one. (catherine) tonight there are questions as to why the race is becoming controversial....and sometimes very nasy. joining us now for some insight-- is political analyst michael yaki ... thank you for joining us michael.

(catherine) coming up-- high-tech cars might do more harm than good. why there's a new push to raise awareness about the dangers of keyless cars. (grant) and after the break-- s-t-d's are apparently skyrocketing in california. why the diseases keep spreading...

(catherine) the number of reported sexually transmitted diseaseshas reached a new high in california... that's according to a report by the state's departmentof public health... in 2017 - there were roughly 300-thousand cases ofs-t-d's reported - including gonorrhea and early syphilis. that's a chilling 45 percent jump from five years

ago. health authorities are frustrated - pointing out thats-t-d's are preventable by consistently using condoms... some of the factors being blamed include fewer clinics and a lack of awareness.. if left untreated, the problems can cause everything from infertility to vision and hearing loss. (grant) still ahead... it may seem like an obvious part of policing... staying in the moment. how some bay area departments are using mental techniques to reduce unnecessary aggression in officers. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) an oregon police department says that 'mindfulness' could be a life- saver for its officers and first responders.. (grant) it's defined as the psychological process of being in the moment.. and not letting other forces cloud your thoughts. in-depth tonight. jennifer hoff explains how one police department is teaching

mindfulness. lieutenant richard goerling/hillsboro, or police department - "ok, we'll start with sound and i will guide you through this."believe it or not, these twenty-five first responders...girling sot- "and now with a deep breath shifting our attention..."are hard at work...girling sot- "..to our hearing."...learning how to save their own lives.girling sot- "noticing pressure points."and maybe even yours. girling interview- "police officers and first responders are looking for something that can help them to navigate the stress and the trauma and to mitigate the negative heath effects of their profession. and frankly, very little that we're doing is having any impact on those things. except for mindfulness."girling sot- "let's take a moment to check in with our physical body." hillsborough police lieutenant richard girling...girling sot- "noticing any tension in our muscle groups."...leading the charge. a cop for twenty-one years, he's also the only police officer in the country certified to teach mindfulness. girling interview- "i really wrestled with, 'do i really want to be the weirdo who is going to suggest to stress to first responders that meditation is a path forward?' and i didn't.reporter- "well something must have made you say at some point, 'yeah i do.'"girling interview- "yeah you know, it's interesting. i think philosophically sometimes your destiny chooses you."he started practicing

twelve years ago...girling sot- "this event happened and i found mindfulness in it and it changed my life."...then partnered with a local instructor to create mindfulness based resilience training. and by 2014, was teaching other cops. girling interview- "for me, its this quest to constantly improve." he got certified the next year. and this month, published research with pacific university."michael christopher (professor) interview; "this is the first thing that we're aware of where we can actually demonstrate a reduction in aggressive tendencies in police officers."professor michael christopher and girling studied forty-three police officers and their spit; which contains cortisol. the body's main stress hormone. christopher interview- "it's something that helps the body, but too much of a good thing becomes a bad thing." christopher studied the cops' cortisol levels before and after they practiced mindfulness everyday for eight weeks.christopher interview- "so exciting as we saw a quicker return back to baseline which is indicative of better health."cops are twice as likely to be depressed, forty percent of them are obese and they're more likely to die by suicide than in the line of duty. christopher interview- "we've had officers come up to us at the end of the training and say, 'i was about ready to leave this profession', or 'i don't think i was going to be able to make it. i was about ready to end my marriage. i

just couldn't do it. and you guys have given me some hope." christopher hopes the new found science will help shift those statistics, while the lieutenant thinks mindfulness can cultivate more compassionate cops to cut down on excessive force. girling interview- "we need fear, we need anger, we need anxiety. we need ego. but we need to regulate them in ways that allow us to show up from a place of grounded compassion and skillful equity. impact how we use force out in the field. and i would argue that when we're trained i nthis way, combined with some other good tactical training, we'll make better decisions."the cops in this class and other first responders voluntarily signed up for the session. reporter- "what was the hardest part so far?"unknown- "sitting in one place for thirty minutes at a time.it's new to a lot of them, but in some cultures, mindfulness has been around for thousands of years.unknown- "if i feel better at the end of the day or better tomorrow, maybe do it the next day and kind of build from there."last year alone, lieutenant richard girling trained at least six-hundred first that rate, what was just a fringe idea... girling sot- "at which point you can open your eyes and join the room."whole lot of girling interview- meet people where they are, and where people are here, they're suffering they're doing amazing work and in the most extreme cases, they're interested in a life line. and i have to throw that." (catherine) lt. goerling may be the first officer in the country certified to do mindfulness training. his police department is not the only one which has adopted the program. right here in the bay area the emeryville police department has its own mindfulness program. it has been around for more than 2 -years and with the full endorsement of its chief who believes, the policing profession must pay attention to the wellbeing of those in law enforcement. (grant) we are less than

30 minutes away from tipoff-- as the warriors get ready to take on the houston rockets in western conference finals. tonight is the first time the dubs are starting a playoff series on the road under steve kerr.. it could turn out to be a good change for the warriors... kerr says they play at their best when they are challenged. but houston is still a threat. tipoff for tonight's game is set for just after 6:00. (catherine) drivers of keyless cars may want to be a little more cautious. at least 28-people have died of carbon monoxide poisoning because drivers forgot to turn off the ignition. three years ago there was three years ago there was a class action lawsuit linked to carbon monoxide deaths and keyless cars. but that suit was dismissed by a judge in 2016. engineers are now calling on carmakers to have features -- like beeps -- to warn drivers if their cars are

still running. some car companies have agreed to do so voluntarily, but others have not. (grant) a warning tonight about playing in bounce houses when it's windy. after a child was injured after gusty winds blew a bounce house from a san bernardino county lawn...onto a nearby highway. authorities say the bounce house rolled onto the freeway and struck a car...at which point the nine-year-old child fell out of it. the child suffered minor injuries but will be ok. the driver of the car was not injured. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn

off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine.

(grant) next on kron4 news at 5... the big royal wedding weekend is almost here. we'll take a look at the preparations underway right now.

(grant) this weekend --

prince harry and meghan markle will walk down the aisle. anticipation is building in london and around the world. (catherine) the couple has tried to keep many details under wraps... although fans have been thrown a few crumbs - like who's making the cake and providing the flowers.. and in case your invitation got lost in the mail... reporter kristen holmes is in windsor-- where the ceremony will be held-- to tell us more.. prince harry and meghan markle-- a modern day romance meghan markle/ prince harry's fiancee: -- he got on one knee-- with a royal twist.and in just five days-- the world will watch as the british royal and american actress exchange vows nats - "suits" here-- at windsor castle-- just outside of london.the stately home to royalty for nearly a thousand years will be transformed-- adorned with white roses, peonies and foxgloves.and straying from tradition--kensington palace announcing the pair hasn't invited any political leaders --instead the intimate st. george's chapel will be filled only with personal friends and family-- but the grounds are a different story-- the couple inviting more twelve hundred

members of the public along with other special guests to join in the festivities and cheer the newlyweds as they depart the castle on their post-wedding carriage procession. the country is readying for lots of excitement and lots of people. security in windsor has been ramped up for weeks preparing for one of the largest operations the force has ever undertaken. sergeant andy turner/ search coordinator for hampshire and thames valley police: "at the end of the day it is a royal wedding for two people who have fallen in love and should have a happy day. (grant) that was kristen holmes reporting. and kron 4 will be participating in the royal wedding excitement... (catherine) excitement... wedding the royal participating in will be and kron 4 reporting. kristen holmes that was (grant) (grant) (grant) that was kristen holmes reporting. and kron 4 will be participating in the royal wedding excitement... (catherine) we will stream the wedding live on kron4 dot-com, our mobile app, and facebook page. that's

happening on saturday morning. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and catherine... coming up at six. two parents arrested.. after police rescued ten children from a home. investigators say the kids were tortured. we'll take you the neighborhood - where people tell us -- they didn't even know the couple had children.(pam) then - new at six... airports want to raise one of the fees you pay when booking a plane ticket. why airports claim... it is necessary that you pay more - while consumer groups say, this is a bad idea. that"s coming up next at six.

now at six -- ten children who police say, were tortured and living in a home filled with garbage ... have now been rescued. as for the parents -- they were arrested.(pam) good evening -- i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. the children were discovered in fairfield after reports of a missing child in late march. and tonight-- the mother is defending herself against the allegations.. (pam) kron 4's terisa estacio in fairfield. we'll go to tersia -- she attended the news conference. tersia, what's the latest? (pam)

latest? what's the tersia, what's the latest?

(ken) continuing our coverage tonight in fairfield -- kron 4's michelle kingston joins us from the family's neighborhood. michelle -- how is the community reacting tonight? (michelle) no, and not only did they not know about what was going on inside this home -- they didn't even know 10 kids were living here.they never heard them or saw them. (mk)larry magnaye, neighbor"i just learned that they had 10 kids over there. i'm shocked" larry magnaye has lived on fieldstone court for 20 years -- and says he had no idea 10 children were living across the street from him in

horrible conditions.magnaye "it's pretty quiet in here so to me that's a shock."larry says he met the mother a few weeks ago when her son went missing. magnaye"she was like asking me if she could check my backyard if the kids there and stuff."and he says he saw the husband just last week. magnaye"pretty quiet. i saw the guy last week cleaning something there and just wave, a little neighbor hey what's up as we were driving off."we knocked on the door of the home this afternoon -- the screen is broken ... and the windows are all closed.. a young man answered the door. "we're not doing no press conferences, i'm sorry. can you tell us what happened at court today? no, i'm sorry." (michelle)neighbors here say they thought they knew everyone who lived in here. they look out for one another and check on each other's homes.again -- they are just shocked to find out that 10 kids were living here -- having never seen a single one of them in the year that they've lived in this home. live in fairfield michelle kingston kron 4 news (pam) we first told you

about this story through a breaking news push alert.. we also streamed the police news conference live on our website. download the kron4 mobile app - to be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (pam) it could have been prevented. that is the opinion of one sonoma state university student, who lives in a dorm where a person was stabbed to death over the weekend. (ken) the murder suspect has been arrested... but one frustrated student tells kron4's haaziq madyun what happened when she reached out to the university for help dealing with some of her roommates unsavory visitors sota deadly stabbing here inside a dorm at sonoma state university sunday night. the victim is a 26-year-old male who does not attend the university. 19- year-old tyler bratton of santa rosa has been arrested and charged with murder. he is also not student at sonoma state. police say both men appear to have been visiting a female studentsotsot

t of sonoma state university: "all of us at sonoma state are shocked and saddened by the this tragic event">sothowever this student...who asked that we conceal her identity... actually lives inside of the dorm where the stabbing occurred. she says tells me that for past several months she has feared for her safety becuase of her roommate and reported that to the officials at the universitysotwe reached out to the university spokesperson to see what they have to say about this. we are waiting for their response. the identity of the victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. in rohnert park haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) santa cruz police arrested a man involved in a deadly shooting at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. 18-year-old javier calvo .... has been charged with shooting and killing... 19-year-old isaac lopez. investigators say, the two already knew each other and had come to santa cruz earlier in the day .. with other friends. the victim was inside a vehicle in the parking lot sunday night, when he was hit by a single gunshot in his torso. investigators are still trying to figure out how the shooter got possession of the gun. (ken) the man accused in the 2015 rape and murder of maddy middleton was back in court middleton was the gun.possession of kron4news

(pam) santa cruz police arrested a man involved in a deadly shooting at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. 18-year-old javier calvo .... has been charged with shooting and killing... 19-year-old isaac lopez. investigators say, the two already knew each other and had come to santa cruz earlier in the day .. with other friends. the victim was inside a vehicle in the parking lot sunday night, when he was hit by a single gunshot in his torso. investigators are still trying to figure out how the shooter got possession of the gun. (ken) the man accused in the 2015 rape and murder of maddy middleton was back in court today, some

two-and-a-half years after he was arrested andconfessed to the crime.(pam) now, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, adrian gonzalez has pleaded not guilty... amid a court battle over whether he should betried as an adult. 18 year old adrian "a..j." gonzalez entered a plea of not guilty monday to charges of murder with a special allegation of lying in wait, kidnapping, forcible rape and lewd acts with a child. the child was 8-year-old madyson "maddy" middleton, whose body was found in a dumpster outside her home in santa cruz in july of 2015. gonzalez was fifteen when the crimes occurred but prosecutors want him tried as an adult. recently approved prop 57 however, says a judge, not district attorneys shoud make that call. a judge has since sided with prosecutors but the defense has appealed that ruling.larry biggam/public defender ".....this kid never has a therapist or a counselor in his entire life until after these horrific crimes. in my mind the village failed and missed many

opportunities and he has responded well at juvenile hall..."jeff rosell/district attorney ".... the callousness of this crime, the premeditation, the sexual assault of an 8 year old, the callousness of all that and the way he disposed of her body are what makes this an appropriate case to be tried as an adult..."after spending almost two years in juvenile hall, gonzalez is now being held in the main jail. if tried and convicted in adult court, he faces life in prison. madyson's grandfather says her family is tired of waiting for justice.bruce jordan/madyson's grandfather "....there's a videotape confession and yet nothing positive has happened in two and a half years, that's our legal system..."pending an appeal court ruling in his favor, adrian gonzales is scheduled to return toadult court on july 31st for preliminary hearing. in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news a supreme court ruling today opens the door to

the possibility of sports betting in many states... including in california. the justices have reversed a federal law .. which had banned sports betting in most of the u.s.... catherine heenan is here with the details.. (catherine) the decision came from a case involving new jersey - which has wageda 6 year battle to allow sports betting... but fans all over the u.s. could now see legalized sports gambling... it won't happen without obstacles, though. lawmakers in each state must still pass legislation okaying sports betting, if they haven't already. meaning new regulations for licensing and taxing. in california - native american tribes who run casinos would also be involved. assemblyman adam gray of merced is already moving forward with a constitutional amendment aimed at making it happen. although it's considered unlikely it will be put together in time to make a june deadline for the november ballot it's also possible that congress could still get

involved... pam and ken? (ken) santa clara mayor lisa gillmor is asking high school teacher and city councilman dominic caserta to step down... after allegations of sexually harrasing santa clara high school students and campaign staff members. since last week... nine police reports have been filed against him. caserta, who is running for a seat on the santa clara county board of supervisors, is denying all the allegations. gillmor says caserta will have a chance to defend himself against the claims in a meeting with the city council tuesday. no word whether he will show up the santa clara unified school district has not fired caserta (pam) the first lady is in the hospital after having a kidney procedure. the white house says, melania trump underwent a successful procedure this morning... and there are no setbacks. melania trump's spokesperson says, the first lady is at walter reed national military medical center - just outside washington d.c... she will be there the rest of the week. a live look outside right now... (pam) as we get

(pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon will be cool low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but widely high pressure slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine. (ken) violence erupts in the middle east after the united states moves its embassy in israel. the

latest on the death toll... and the political ramifications of the decision by president trump. (pam) new dangers in hawaii... after more fissures open up at kilauea volcano. now authorities are worried... a major eruption could happen at any time. (ken) vo and coming up next... a small bay area city known for its coastal beauty... now grappling with homeless problems. the action by half moon bay taken today.

(ken) the deadline for

homeless residents to move out of a sprawling encampment in half moon bay is just over 12 hours away. kron4's maureen kelly reports the city is evicting them because of concerns of damage being done to an enviromentally senstve area where the encampment is located. (pkg garbage the mess it's gotten worse and worse and the environmental degradation has really increasedhere's just some of the garbage accumulating along the banks of the pilarcitos creek that the city wants to clear out of there. city officials say this encampment has been growing for decades.....and so has the amount of human waste, drug paraphanlia and illegal dumping. it's tucked behind the safeway at the strawflower village shopping center. some who shop here say they are conflicted about the eviction. i'm torn about how i feel i know the people there many of them have no place to go, they have no money they have no resources i don't know what will become of them but at the same time there's a lot of trash back there in the creek and i'm concerned about the environmental impact of it to at itwhat do you have people living in close proximity to the creek you get human waste drug paraphernalia just

regular garbage, food waste when it accumulates as much as it has now the damage can be long term so we're trying to be ahead of it remove all that garbage and to allow nature to take it's course to some degree this sign was posted friday giving those living here notice that they had 72 hours to pack up their things and move. officials say they've been working with the estimate 20 -25 homeless living here for several months. today is one of several intensive service days they've held with homeless service providers who are here to try and tempt the residents out of the camp, and into shelters and other services like outpatient treatment options. their goal is get everyone into a shelter but they know they will have some who won't do it. we don't have an emergency shelter here and that's one of the roadblocks to take emergency shelter they have to go over the hill to san mateo redwood city daly city and a lot of folks are afraid if they leave they won't be able come back david, who didn't want to give his last name says he's been living in this camp for 20 years. he says he's willing to move into a shelter but eventually wants to return to half moon bay. i'll always come back they can't get me out of this place not anytime soon anyway city officials in service providers be be out here at the encampment starting at 7 am on tuesday to try to get any last minute stragglers into services to move along. the san mateo county sheriffs department will be on hand but they're hoping they'll be able to finally clear the campsite without any law-enforcement involvement after thatthe cleanup crew is expected to move in and start clearing the debris after 8am.maureen kelly kron4 news.

(ken) now to a big story we've been following out of utah -- a tesla driver says she rear- ended a fire truck while using the semi-self driving autopilot feature. authorities say the car did not brake before impact...and it is unknown tonight if the autopilot feature was engaged. the tesla model s... hit the fire truck while it was stopped at a red light friday. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the driver suffered a broke ankle. the fire truck driver did not require treatment. police say they do not believe the tesla driver was under the influence. (pam) new cracks in hawaii's kilauea volcano are spewing more lava and toxic fumes. officials on the big island say, two more fissures opened over the weekend. that brings the total to 18. thousands of people have already evacuated. dozens of homes and

vehicles are destroyed. one volcanic vent was dangerously close to a geo- thermal plant, where officials had to remove 60- thousand gallons of flammable liquids. scientists say, one of the craters could erupt any minute ... could erupt any minute ... and is capable of spreading debris and clouds of ash for miles. president trump has declared a major disaster there, which frees up federal dollars to help. (ken) the united states formally moved its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem today. meanwhile, along the border between israel and gaza, dozens of protesters have been killed. omar jimenez has the very latest from washington. president donald trump: today we officially open the us embassy in jerusalem. president trump appearing by video and to applause as the united states embassy in israel moves from tel aviv to jerusalem. it's a decision trump announced back in december when he formally recognized the city as the capital of israel.benjamin netanyahu / israeli prime minister: president trump by recognizing history you have made history.but it's a history that has two sides. the palestinians hope to claim part of the city as their future capital and while it's celebration on one side, miles away it's a very different

story. protests at the gaza border, met with deadly force. more than 50 palestinians have been killed.sabri saidam / palestinian minister of education: we are here to say no. no to trump. no to the people who want to celebrate the moving of the american embassy.and at the united nations, palestinian officials urging the security council to intervene. riyad mansour / palestine representative to the united nations: this is the life of the palestinian people and those who think that opening the embassy opened doors to peace, let them really know what is happening in the gaza strip.in the midst of thousands of palestinian injuries, the israeli deputy minister of diplomacy calls it simply a play for media attention. michael oren / israeli deputy minister of diplomacy: the protests there are designed not to bring about peace. they are designed to destroy the jewish state and break through the border.as for the embassy in jerusalem, it will be out of a temporary facility for now. the process of building a new permanent embassy is expected to take years.in washington, i'm omar jimenez let's take a jimenezi'm omar jimenez

let's take a look outside right now... ( ken ) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you

can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine.

(pam) a facebook crackdown. why the company suspended 200 different apps ... and how that might affect your privacy.

now to an update on a case we've been following on 'the golden state killer' case. joseph deangelo was in court today... and kron 4's grant lodes joins us live here in the studio with the latest developments from today's court hearing. grant? (grant) media outlets are

trying to get access to court records in the 'golden state killer' case. joseph deangelo is suspected in a string of murders, rapes and burglaries going back decades in cities and counties in california he was in court monday as lawyers for news organizations asked a judge to unseal search and arrest warrants. so far he's been charged in 12-deaths, but may face more charges. deangelo's more charges. deangelo's attorney says unsealing the warrants could potentially taint a future jury pool and make it hard to give him a fair trial. (grant) prosecutors in several counties are now trying to agree where and who will try the cases against deangelo. one note, for the first time today, deangelo walked into court, but no

cameras were allowed. in previous court appearances he entered in a wheelchair, looking despondent. (pam) facebook has suspended 200 apps.... for possible misuse of user data. facebook says, it investigated thousands of apps in the wake of the cambridge analytica scandal ... that's the data firm that harvested information on about 87- million users without their knowledge. facebook did not name the apps which have been suspended... but says, the developers have been notified. the company also said, apps would be subject to a more thorough investigation into how they handle user data. (ken) as college grads hit the job market... a new study shows just how much they'll earn. we'll have the numbers... and which careers earn more. (pam) and your airplane ticket might soon cost more. why some groups say, passengers should not have to pay more for airport upgrades. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast...

that's just ahead.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. 26-thousand dollars has been raised..for an oakland family trying to get back on their feet after an out of state tragedy.(pam) this is all after a mother of seven died in a car crash. christina marie davis was visiting family in florida... she and three other family members were killed in a car crash. her husband and children flew to florida for the funeral.. but then realized they did not have

enough money to get back home. they were stranded for weeks .. until a good samaritan helped... and worked with united airlines to get them flights back to oakland. the family arrived home on mother's day... now christina's mother is helping out the best she can.(pam) if you would like to help --- a go-fund-me page has been setup -- we have the link posted on - we have the link posted on kron-4-dot-com. . (ken) time now for a look at the top stories we're working on tonight. neighbors here on fieldstone court are in absolute shock. they said they didn't even know any children lived in this home -- let alone 10 children.they said if they knew the children were being hit by pellet and bb guns like police are saying... they would've reported them immediately.we're told conditions inside are horrendous ... with animal and human feces and trash throughout the home.the mother is denying all allegations. people in this neighborhood say they look out for each other and care for one another

and again -- cannot believe this was happening here on fieldstone court.in fairfield michelle kingston kron 4 news sota deadly stabbing here a deadly sota deadly stabbing here a deadly sot 4 newskingston kron 4 news sot a deadly stabbing here inside a dorm at sonoma state university sunday night. the victim is a 26-year-old male who does not attend the

university. 19-year-old tyler bratton of santa rosa has been arrested and charged with murder. he is also not student at sonoma state. police say both men appear to have been visiting a female studentsot the identity of the victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. in rohnert park haaziq madyun kron4news here in santa cruz the man accused in the rape and murder of maddy middleton was back in court on monday. 18 year old adrian "a.j." gonzalez entered a plea ofnot guilty to thejuly 2015 murder. police say gonzalez confessed to killing his 8 year old friend and neighbor. 18 now but 15 when the crimes were committed, gonzalez is to be tried as an adultpending the appeal of a could mean the case handled in juvenile court. in santa cruz rob fladeboe ron 4 news lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in

that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low nevada. there's another weak center to our west too. as it approaches will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will thick fog and coastal drizzle with afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely high pressure slowly into with warmer weather and more sunshine. (ken)(ken)(ken)(ken) some airports want to add a higher fee to your plane ticket, so they can pay for infrastructure upgrades. airports and some business groups are pushing congress to let them raise the "passenger facility charge."(pam) but some travel groups say, plane tickets are already expensive enough -- and consumers should not have to pay even more for airport upgrades. our washington correspondent jessica smith has the story. the price of your plane ticket could be going up.

kevin foley is the executive director of the des moines international airport -- which he says needs a new terminal. jay byers, ceo of an iowa economic and development group....says des moines is growing so fast, it needs a new terminal to stay competitive.

that increase as a drastic drastic item that's just not necessary>shane downey with the global business travel association says the need for airport upgrades is overblown.

college grads make at their first jobs? we'll have the numbers... next. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55.

and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein to negotiate the price of drugs. -- a consulting firm released the average starting salary for the class of 2018. graduates with a bachelor's degree can expect to earn an average of a little more than 50-thousand dollars a year in their first jobs. that's about the same as last year. but it should be easier to

find a job than in previous years, as the unemployment rate recently dropped to less than four percent for the first time since 2000. the firm arrived at the average starting salary by analyzing salaries across 310- thousand entry-level positions from about a thousand organizations across the u-s. while the average starting pay is about 50-thousand dollars, pay will vary by industry. those in science, technology, engineering and math-related fields earn significantly more than average. the western conference finals are on... between the warriors and rockets. gary has the latest. and speaking of the warriors... a blast from the past. we'll profile tim hardaway... as he gets inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame.

warriors-rockets... game one from houston... we have an update... right now... game one of game one of the eastern confernce finals was a historic performance for lebron james... but not for the reasons he'd like... james was held to 15 points.. the lowest output in his playoff career... he also committed a career-playof-high seven turnovers... as thre celtics jumped all over the cavaliers... leading by 26 points at halftime and cruising to 103-81 win to take a 1-0 lead in the series... lebron shot only 5-of-16 from

the floor... 0-for-5 from three but after the game he was still avble to impress the media with a close to photographic account of a crucial boston run...(sot: james) ""what happened? the first possession, we ran them down all the way to two on the shot clock, marcus morris missed the jump shot, followed it up, they got a dunk. we came back down, we ran a set for jordan crawford, i mean jordan clarkson, and he came off and missed it. they rebounded it.we came back on the defensive end and we got a stop. they took it out on the sideline. jayson tatum took the ball out, threw it to marcus smart in the short corner, he made a three. we come back down, miss another shot, and then tatum came down, went 94 feet, did a eurostep and made a right-hand layup. timeout...(applause). there you go."tag: today... draymond green... upon hearing about the account.. said james should have received a should have said james the account.. hearing about green... upon draymond tag:

today... go."se). there you timeout...(applause). there you go."tag: today... draymond green... upon hearing about the account.. said james should have received a standing ovation for his total recall the bay area sports hall of fame induction banquet is a week from tonight... one of the five members of the class of 2018 was the engine of the warriors "run t-m-c" machine... tim hardaway... a few years before the current warriors re-defined basketball, the franchise featured a team...that ramped up the game's tempo.run t-m-c. tim hardaway...chris mullin...and mitch richmond. the latter two were already

a potent duo, but it all came together when hardaway came on board in 1989 as golden state's first round pick "i kinda knew about don nelson and about his culture and what he likes, what he didn't like and what he kinda liked in his ball players." and from the jump, nelson knew he could put complete trust in his rookie. "he just gave the engine to me, gave me the keys and said hey this is the guy that's gonna run the car and what he tells you is what i say.' the trio introduced fans to a new style of basketball... up tempo, unselfish and high-scoringwhile hardaway was a tactician at ball distribution, he could also hold his own in one-on-one situations...thanks to a crossover that put people on skates. a move discovered during a round of pickup games against a friend in college. "the guy is like, i can't go out like that. i cant go out like that. i said, okay fine, so we played another one and i kept doing the move and getting past him, shooting jump shots, making layups, setting up, going left. he said 'man that crossover is nasty."thus, the killer crossover was born...the main weapon in hardaway's arsenal...and no one could stop it. "i did it on joe dumars in the all-star game and he said, 'no, no, no, you not gonna embarrass me like that on national tv and i was like okay... oaky." an a's catcher has found himself with

a unique problem... bruce maxwell... who you may remmebr was the player who knelt during the national anthem last season... will be unable to enter canada when the a's play in toronto later this week this is due to an indictment for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct last november... an incident in which maxwell was accused of pulling a gun on a food delivery person... he will be sent to triple-a nashville for 10 days as a result... he is only hitting .211 in 41 plate appearances this

season... maxwell's sentencing is set for june 4. and... as mentioned earlier in this broadcast... you can now legally wager on sports... the u.s. supreme court ruled today that states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling.... in a six to three vote... the judges reversed a ruling on the 1992 professional and amateur sports protection act that prohibited most states from sponsoring or authorizing betting related to sports. the court determined the act violated constitutional principles of states' rights.... since the decision stock prices have risen for gambling provider caesars entertainment.

(ken) we're now (ken)(ken) we're now just days away from an historic royal wedding. a behind the scenes look at what to expect as an american marries a prince.

there's less than a week before prince harry and meghan markle walk down the aisle and anticipation is building in london and around the world. the couple has kept many of the details of their wedding under wraps. (pam) and in case your invitation got lost in the mail-- kristen holmes is in windsor -- where the ceremony will be held -- to tell us all about it. prince harry and meghan markle-- a modern day romance meghan markle/ prince harry's fiancee: -- he got on one knee-- with a royal twist.and in just five days-- the world will watch as the british royal and american actress exchange vows nats - "suits" here-- at windsor castle--

just outside of london.the stately home to royalty for nearly a thousand years will be transformed-- adorned with white roses, peonies and foxgloves.and straying from tradition--kensington palace announcing the pair hasn't invited any political leaders --instead the intimate st. george's chapel will be filled only with personal friends and family-- but the grounds are a different story-- the couple inviting more twelve hundred members of the public along with other special guests to join in the festivities and cheer the newlyweds as they depart the castle on their post-wedding carriage procession. the country is readying for lots of excitement and lots of people. security in windsor has been ramped up for weeks preparing for one of the largest operations the force has ever undertaken. sergeant andy turner/ search coordinator for hampshire and thames valley police: "at the end of the day it is a royal wedding for two people who have fallen in love and should have a happy day. (ken) that was kristen holmes reporting. to see the wedding live -- go to our website at kron4.com saturday morning at 4. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms

and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool clearing. highs afternoon only partial drizzle with coastal thick fog and start with tuesday will drizzle. areas of more fog and resulting in marine layer deepen the will help the coast it approaches west too. as it center to our low pressure another weak there's nevada. pressure over can see low satellite you week. on the middle of the throught the stikes lightning dangerous and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine.

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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. meghan markle's embattled father. >> his family says he is not going to the wedding. >> was it shame over his role in taking these photos? >> the humiliating photo scandal rocking meghan markle. >> she must have felt rotten to the core having to apologize for her father. >> do you have any reaction to your ex-husband apparently staging photos for the paparazzi? >> and while meghan's sister is saying it's all her fault. >> meghan is about to marry a prince and you guys are setting up fake photos. >> plus, deal or no deal meghan. >> here they are. >> are you ready? >> together for