foster. his accuser took the stand today-- and said she made up her entire story that foster dragged her down the stairs and punched her 10 times. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. foster's ex- girlfriend says she wanted to girlfriend says she wanted to quote-- "take him down". as kron 4's rob fladeboe reports... the entire criminal case could now be in jeopardy. .. elissa ennis, the ex girlfriend of 49ers star reuben foster was silent as she left the courthouse on thursday. but she had plenty to say at a preliminary hearing in the domestic violence case she instigated against foster, who also has not spoken publicly about the case. under oath, ennis admitted her story that foster beat her up was a lie she told to hurt him and his career for breaking up with her. shown here at an earlier hearing, foster's attorney got ennis to admit it was all about the money and that she had been in trouble for accusing another ex boyfriend of domestic violence. the case against

foster is now on thin ice says former prosecutor and legal analyst steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "...the fact that she has done this before to another boyfriend will have the d.a. thinking that she is not doing this to help mr foster and also the fact that she broke down on the stand, this cold not have gone better for the defense..." elissa ennis also admitted to stealing $8 thousand dollars in cash, jewelry and clothing from foster after his arrest but denied that he paid her to recant her story.rob fladeboe/san jose "....at one point foster's attorney asked ennis point blank why she would risk a perjury charge by recanting her story. she replied, because i wanted to do the right thing. now the judge in the case will consider the evidence and decide whether fosterwill stand trial. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) (vicki) breaking news

tonight we are following -- a brush fire broke out near highway 101 in redwood city. it sparked just before 2:00 near the woodside road offramp... firefighters have a handle on the situation.. but the chp says the woodside road southbound 101 onramp will remain closed for the next hour. (grant) the man accused of killing a woman and two kids in fremont will spend another night in jail before appearing in court. today, 21-year-old dang nguyen hai tran was scheduled to be arraigned at the east county hall of justice in dublin. his family showed up to court -- but tran did not. that's because the alameda county district attorney's office says it has not yet filed charges against tran. the da's office says it is

still waiting on a full report from the california highway patrol. it's possible the charges may come down tomorrow. investigators believe tran was under the influence of marijuana tuesday night... when he allegedly caused a five-car crash on northbound 880. that crash resulted in the death of the mother and children from manteca. (vicki) san jose police say they have little to go on and are asking for the public's help in solving last night's double homicide.(vicki) a man and woman were declared dead at the scene at 38-hundred sierra road by first responders a little after 10pm. it's a sparsely populated area in the hills of east san jose. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the remoteness of the scene of the crime is not helping investigators piece together this mystery. a small crowd of mourners came to the area known for drinking in views of san jose to come to grips with their grief. none of the people who gathered on the rural road in the skyview neighborhood wanted to talk to the media about the victims. one neighbor we spoke to says he

didn't hear the gunfire that took the lives of the man and woman....but did hear the sounds of what could have been the suspect's car speeding away..at around 10 o'clockwe heard a car coming down the hill really fast, it's get all the way around the corner but that's pretty typical unfortunately hear a lot of kids race up and down this hill we didn't think much of it probably three minutes after that probably three minutes after that we are in all the police we are in all the fire going up the hillsan jose police and santa clara county sheriff's responded,finding the two victims each suffering at least one gunshot wound, and pronounced them dead at the scene.two cars were seen towed away from the area thursday morning.one longtime neighbor says this location is usually a quiet spot and the double killing has him spooked.i don't feel too happy because i am kind of scared from today on. there are no homes immediately around where the victims were killed. san jose police pio enrique garcia says that presents a challenge to investigators....who so far have no descriptions of the suspect or suspects, or the vehicle associated with the shooting.the challenge of it being remote is it gonna be less witnesses that probably saw the actual shooting now it doesn't mean that someone now doesn't mean that someone

could've driven by four before during or after and we would love to hear from and we would love to hear from that person or those people back if in fact they were in that area because they may have information that could help us title title loose ends and be able to solve the mysterythe san jose police spokesperson stresses that any tip, no matter how small could be what they need to break this case....those who want to remain anonymous can call the crime stoppers number, which we have posted on our website, kron4-dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) new tonight at 5... a staff member at american canyon middle school is arrested after he was allegedly caught on camera inappropriately touching a student. 46-year-old louis gonzalez was arrested and is facing several charges tonight. police say school staff had been reviewing surveillance video after recent fire alarm evacuations... when they say

they found footage of gonzalez touching a student in the gym. the video was recorded last month. the school says gonzalez worked as an aide to students with special needs... but he is currently placed on administrative leave. police are now looking into whether there are more victims. (vicki) the situation has gone from bad to worse in hawaii. as people were sleeping this morning, an eruption from kilauea's summit sent ash and smoke 30 thousand feet in the air. and officials warn things may get worse again.. before they get better. right now people who live in the the path of the ash plume are being told to shelter in place. (grant) marisa yamane is live in hilo marisa-- are people in a marisa-- are people in a panic tonight..? today's explosion was the biggest one so far over the past two weeks. ash and steam as high as 30-thousand feet. these big eruptions happen

when the magma comes into contact with the water .. you have all that steam buildup - and it eventually erupts...sending steam, ash and rocks along with it. over the past week ..has been different - mostly gas explosions. we saw the first plumes when we were at hawaii volcanoes national park last wedbut today's explosion was different - scientists say it was more consistent with a steam explosion. one of the big ones they've been expecting. and officials say they're expecting even more big ones so it's not over yet. the lava activity continues about 20 miles away from halema'uma'u crater - in the leilani estates area. lava and sulfur dioxide are concerns. plus eathquakes .. nothing as big as the 6-point-9 from two weeks ago...but yesterday there were a couple of quakes in the four point range and that damaged some buildings in hawaii volcanoes national park. so 3 things they're monitoring - explosions from the summit at halema'uma'u crater - plus fissures and lava to the east ... and the earthquakes ... all associated with kilauea volcano. an employee of a lodge near an erupting volcano on hawaii's big island worries about the impact on tourism. the kilauea volcano erupted thursday, sending ash about

30,000 feet (9,144 meters) into the air.janet coney has seen a downturn in business at kilauea lodge and restaurant in the last two weeks since the volcano became more active with lava fissures, earthquakes and another ash plume tuesday.she is office manager of the lodge, which is about 4 miles (6 kilometers) from the volcano summitconey says there have been many room cancellations, though she says there has been some walk-in traffic from people excited to be there.she worries the impression from media coverage is that the whole island is under threat, which isn't the case.officials on hawaii's big island will be handing out free people from breathing volcanic ash.less than a quarter-inch of ash is expected to fall in hawaii volcanoes in nearby communities after the kilauea volcano spewed a light ash cloud early thursday.the masks will be handed out from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. officials warn they won't protect against vapors. fenix grange of the state health department says generally healthy people shouldn't have to worry about the ash. probably "not a good day to go out running." officials say the ash would fall mostly within the park and the town of volcano, about 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the summit.small amounts could fall in communities to the northeast, maybe as far as hilo on the other side of the hilo on the other maybe as far as the northeast, maybe as far as hilo on the other side of the island.

(grant) another big national story we are following tonight-- a teacher and student are killed when a school bus crashed when a school bus crashed with a dump truck. more than 40 others were injured. it happened this morning in morris county new jersey. the bus was taking 38 middle school kids and 8 chaperones

on a fieldtrip. the school district has canceled all remaining school trips for this year. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in

to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday temperatures will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight showers on monday. (grant) still ahead-- a drug problem on the streets of san francisco. and now city officials are introducing a first of its kind program to fight drug abuse. (vicki) a close call at a crosswalk in the east bay. details on where this happened and the warning from police. (grant) plus... reaction from the family of the fairfield father who is arrested and accused of torturing his 10 children.

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tonight.. new information about those 10 children removed from their filthy fairfield home - and what family members are now saying and doing to try and help them. (vicki) their parents accused of abuse and torture - including aledged incidents of waterboarding. as kron four's terisa estacio reports one family member says they had no idea what was going on and they are horrified. (estacio reporting) kron four provided with this go fund me account set up to help the 10 children removed overnight from their fairfield home - this as family members are trying to suddenly care for

the needs of kids, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years of age. one family member says they knew nothing - and quote: "the whole thing is terrifying." police say they found the children living in a filthy fairfield home. carpets soaking with urine, feces, human and animal smeared all over the floors. hallways unpassable with garbage. their parents - jonathan allen and ina rogers now facing multiple charges of abuse. in addition, allen is facing 7 counts of torture. authorities allege he shot at bit and in some cases water boarded his children and poured scalding water on them. allen's family including mother in a telephone conversation with kron four news said quote "when we heard the news about the children we were appalled, disturbed and saddened about what had occurred. we have not kept in contact with them for years. we hope that the children will be together and far away from these horrible conditions that they were kept in by the ones who were suppose to love, and protect them from harm. i am truly just shocked." initially, the children's mother ina rogers - an ekg technican was charged with one count of neglect, but then authorities say after the

children opened up about the abuse and according to court documents " due to continuous forms of abuse, they have varying forms of scars, including broken arms." she was charged with additonal offenses. the children's father allen in a jail house interview as well as rogers have maintained their innocences. right now, the extended family is doing all they can to help care for the children during this hard terrible time. in fairfield terisa estacio kron four news. , inside blaming roger's mother for the injuries. but a close family member told kron four news, that isn't the truth. and (vicki) san francisco's mayor is proposing a first-of-its kind programto fight drug abuse on city streets... it includes money for a dedicated 'drug addiction street team'... catherine heenan is here with details.. (catherine) san francisco is struggling with an ever-growing problemwith public drug abuse. the fallout - including dirty

needles on the streets to the sight of addicts shooting up... mayor mark farrell wants to create a dedicated medical team who among other things -- would hand out a drug designed to stop heroin cravings. the mayor says the traditional hospital or clinic programjust doesn't work for many addicts. he's including 6-million dollars in his current budget proposal to pay for the 10- person team over two years... mayor farrell - because ultimately this is about helping these individuals but it's also about improving the conditions of our streets. and the two go hand in hand. we approach this in san francisco with a compassion first policy. and this is another major step in that direction. we're giving additional resources to our street medicine team. we're going to have a real difference on the streets because of this program. it's going to take a few months to see the results, but when we do it's going to be dramatic." the idea is to take treatment directly to the streets...it's estimated that there are 11-thousand heroin addicts using needlesin san francisco... the city

could also be the first in the nation to open supervised injection sites.... grant and vicki? (grant) those safe injection sites would be a place where drug users can safely use drugs ... while can safely use drugs ... while under the watch and care of medical staff. there are already similar sites in canada and several european countries.(vicki) kron4's michelle kingston reports how the public health crisis is becoming more visible and why some say a site like this might help clean up san francisco. pkg(mk)carla beyer, paramedic "these needles are in planter boxes, they're in recycling bins. they are like in the curbs."it's early wednesday morning in the heart of the city ...and station 49 paramedics are busy picking up needles ... doing what they can to clean up san francisco tim finch, paramedic"i don't know how it's gotten to this point but it has."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"in less than a mile, in less than

an hour, the fire department picked up about 1,000 needles." eddie bird, paramedic"we didn't realize there was going to be this many when we first started. and we didn't realize it was going to be such an ongoing issue."with open drug use exploding in san francisco ... videos are now going viral on youtube ... showing people shooting up at the civic center bart station as commuters walk by.tim finch, paramedic"in the last 2-3 years or so it's been a very noticeable difference."the department of public health says there are at least 22,000 known iv drug users in the city -- most using heroin and prescription opioids and the problem is becoming more visible.last year -- the city proposed opening a safe injection site -- where illegal drug use would be supervised by medical staff. these are photos of one site that has already opened in canada.joe hollendoner, ceo of san francisco aids foundation "they've proven to save money,

they've proven to save lives and they've proven to prevent disease transmission so there's no reason to believe that wouldn't be the same case here in san francisco."social workers would also be available ... and these dirty needles found all over the streets of san francisco would be collected and disposed of properly.tim finch, paramedic "safe injection site at least allows them to be off the streets, someplace that's safe for them to do this. they're not exposing innocent bystanders to needles"the idea is sparking controversy and debate -- with some seeing it as the city allowing the use of illegal drugs while others see it as a safe place for users and a spot where they may turn for help and services.london breed, president of san francisco board of supervisors"you get treated like a human being, theres treatment on demand, theres medical support, no judgment but hey when you're ready we're here."angela castro, paramedic" anything that anything we can do to make the streets safer, cleaner, healthier ...is a positive why not this obviously is not working"the city says they're hoping the site could open this fall.they have not selected a location just yet.in san francisco, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. (grant) (grant) breaking news.. a fire is burning in southern california.

it's happening just south of hemet in riverside county. this is a live picture. so far it has burned 300 acres... and six homes have been evacuated. s we will monitor the situation and bring you updates when bring you updates when they become available. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few

more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but temperatures will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers on

monday. (vicki) another racial incident at a starbucks in california. see what the company is now apologizing for. (grant) a new report reveals the richest cities in the country. which bay area cities made the list. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪

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today - on the 25 cities considered the'richest' in the country...(vicki) the website '24-7 wall street' looked at how much people make.. catherine is back with some of the results...includinghow the bay area ranked. (catherine) you know the bay area will always rank high....partly because of tech money. and right at the top of the list - - silicon valley... the study defines that mostly as san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara.. coming in

at number two -- the san francisco area. income levels in 382 metropolitan areas were reviewed.. in the wealthiest cities, median household incomes range from about 72-thousand dollars to well over 100-thousand. .here's how bay area cities ranked..aside from silicon valley and the san francisco area at the top... santa cruz came in at number 12... the napa area at 16.... santa rosa at number 18... and vallejo - at 19. the median household income in silicon valley....according tothe study - more than 110-thousand dollars. the san francisco area -- nearly 97-thousand. vicki and grant? .. (grant) next at 5:30... a disappointing game for the warriors. mark carpenter will join us live on set to break down the loss... and what's ahead in the series. (vicki) and after the break... a man walking in an east bay crosswalk-- is nearly hit by a car. and it's all caught on camera.

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the fried cheese melt is back, 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 close call in the east bay-- after a man is nearly hit while walking in a crosswalk. this happened in san ramon in the crosswalk right off the iron horse

trail... on iron horse right off the iron horse trail... on alcosta avenue near broadmoor drive. you can see the car nearly plow into the person-- and then crashes into the median. police tweeted this video out today as a reminder to always be aware of your surroundings. officers say nobody was seriously injured. police have not said if the driver was ticketed. .. (grant) police in oakland are looking for a driver involved in a deadly hit-and- run crash. it happened just before 2:30 this morning at 98th and bancroft avenues. that's not far from bishop o'dowd high school. two people were injured and one person died in the crash. right now police do not have a description of the driver or the car involved. (vicki) in the south bay... five men are behind bars after deputies found stolen items belonging to dozens of people in their possesion. it happened in cupertino at the hilton garden inn. deputies were called to the hotel about someone who

made a reservation with a stolen credit card. inside the room, deputies found drugs... stolen items... and paperwork linking the group to identity theft. all five men face numerous charges. (vicki) santa clara county officials say they need 14- hundred more poll workers before next month's primary. volunteers are especially needed in palo alto, los altos, saratoga and san jose's willow glen, almaden and downtown neighborhoods. officials are also looking for bilingual workers. volunteers will be paid a stipend of up to 200 dollars. despite the shortage, officals say all polling places will be open on election day. (grant) in the north bay... the recovery efforts from the devastating wildfire continues. but residents at orchards mobile home park in santa rosa have filed a class action lawsuit against the owners of the park. they say they are being kept from rebuilding their homes. the lawsuit says that hometown america has delayed people from being

allowed to move back into the community. a woman who lost her home says management has told her that she will need to start paying rent in september... even if the land is still vacant. we did reach out to hometown america management but no one was available to comment. (vicki) on the peninsula... we are learning new details about what lead up to the arrest of a south san francisco middle school teacher. joseph toy is accused of child molestation. and offcials say he had been warned about his behavior before his arrest. tow is now charged with 47 counts of molestation.... involving 4 teenage boys. the d-a says before one of the teens came forward... the school had warned toy about his behavior with students. they say the school was ánot required to notify law enforcement or parents because toy's behavior was not illegal... or criminal in nature. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool

fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but temperatures will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers on monday. (grant) new tonight at 5.. california has paid compensation to a formerinmate wrongly imprisoned for nearly 40

years...(vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on the law signed today to compensate craig richard coley... (catherine) craig coley spent 39 years behind bars after being wrongly convicted of killing his girlfriend and her 4-year-old son in 1978 in simi valley... today governor brown signed a measure to awardcoley nearly 2- million dollars in compensation. the governor pardoned him last thanksgiving at theurging of the simi valley d-a and police chief....who cited faulty evidence. coley has said that money can't make up for the 'nightmare'of serving time for something he didn't do.. grant? (grant) a big story we're tracking this week.... an arrest has been made in the southern california building explosion that killed one woman and injured two others. f-b-i officials arrested stephen beal last night on suspicion of possessing an unregistered destructive device. prosecutors say federal agents found two

improvised explosive devices while searching beal's home. his son confirmed that his father had been in a relationship with the victim, ildiko krajnyak (ill-d-koh kry- nyak). beal has not been charged in connection with tuesday's explosion. (vicki) outrage tonight after a man orders a drink from a southern california starbucks... and when he receives it, a racial slur is printed on the cup. we have a picture of the cup-- and some might find it offensive. the customer is latino... his name is pedro. but instead of his name on the order printed on the cup... there was a racial slur instead. the man works at a nearby restaurant and he showed the cup to his boss-- who then complained to starbucks. starbucks responded -- saying -- they reached out to this customer and apologized. just last month two black men were arrested at a starbucks while waiting for a business meeting. the company is closing more than 8-thousand stores on may 29th for half a day for racial sensitivity training for its employees. now turning our attention

to the warriors-- the western conference finals are knotted at 1 game apiece... after the rockets dismantled the defending champs last night.(vicki) one of the biggest questions to come out of the first two games in houston-- is steph curry still hurt? mark mark carpenter joins us to chronicle the mvp's early struggles in the series. mark? so far, this series has us thinking of what happened two years ago when curry didn't quite look at full strength after missing time with a similar mcl injury. when he first came back from áthis year's injury, he seemed in good shape, butright now we have to wonder how healthy is the two-time mvp.

we'll show you what unfolded last night... a memorable game for curry for all the wrong reasons. the rockets have constantly been attacking his defense and switching on him. he turned the ball over a couple of times to start the game... and he went 1-of-8 from 3. in this series, he's shot 2-for-13 from downtown..and has had his lowest scoring output in the 6 games he's been back. after the game, he said he feels great and there's no reason to be concerned. "i didn't find a rhythm early. i had some decent looks from 3 that could have changed the momentum of the game early in that first half, but for the most part, just a frustrating night all the way around.""i'm not worried about steph. he's the kind of competitor and player who will bounce back from a tough night, but just one of those nights."reporter: how much is curry's lingering injury, responsible..kerr: his lingering injury? responsible for?reporter: for some of his play tonight?kerr: 13.7%, sorry.

game 3 set for sunday evening at oracle. here's a fun fact, since kevin durant has joined the warriors, they've never lost back-to- back playoff games. (grant) coming up-- how much would you be willing to pay for a solar powered phone? we'll show you the new collaboration between apple... and tesla... and the shocking price tag that comes with it.

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you an update as soon as we get more information. (vicki) the bay area is already a tourist mecca.... with millions of people flocking here every year, flooding the local economy with billions of dollars. but now with the legalization of recreational marijuana, new entrepreneurs are popping up trying to cash in on travelers looking to make a pot pilgrimage.(grant) kron 4's maureen kelly has an in-depth look ... at some companies which cater to those who are both sightseers, as well as stoners. it didn't take long for spliffs to get sparked on board the tour bus that picked up a group day trippers who signed up for cannabis tours excursion megan and andy are going to be your guides today, thank you for being on the wine and weed tour with cannabis tours. do you have a

birthday here today happy birthday?is anybody else celebrating anything while the chauffer sits in the sealed off and then smoke free cab....the tour guides join in the party atmosphere, induldging in cannabis concentrates....., the owner of this denver based business has expanded the touring company into eight different locations where pot is legal to consume. we want to be able to continue to promote normalization because that's gonna help legalization have a nationwide, so having conversations about it and helping people realize cannabis is for everyone who is an adult it's not just a typical pot smoker stoner anymoremany on this tour did not want their faces shown....mostly because they worried about what would happen if their bosses saw what they were up to on vacation. this tour matches up cannabis with the bay area's other most popular crop when it comes to soaking up tourist dollars....wine.....after stopping at oakland's magnolia dispensary to get advice about purching pot products....they then stop in at two different locations ....to sip whites and reds.. after they've smoked their share of greennats the manager at the rigger's loft tasting room in richmond she was shocked at first at the idea of pairing up with a tour group specializing in

stoners but now looks forward to when the cannabis tour bus pulls in.they are chill and i love it there some of the best customers that we have and while some drinkers believe it's not okay to mix grapes and grains.....it turns out there is no similar rule for mixing grapes with grass. it's a process for growing them both very similar they're very complementary you just need to make sure they are of course as with anything in small doses and that you are hydrating those who came along on this pot pilgramge says it's a good mix.there's an elegance to it like i'm not just gonna go to the park and smoke i'm gonna go have a nice day drink some wine have some fun (butted bite)what it does it take to see how to add it excites the molecules to take it to a state in between a liquid and a gasnot all pot related excursions offered in the bay area are as smoke filled.this is a group are taking a behind the scenes look at jetty extracts.....one of the many different oakland businesses specializing in cannabis products. it's part of emerald farms tours seed to sale tour. in addition to checking out how cannabis oils are extracted from pot plants....they also walked thru a local nursery....and ended at the harborside dispensary...to learn about and purchase pot if so inclined..i like to tell my staff where that one of the premier dispensaries in the galaxy the tour operatros, who also give a cultural cannabis tour of san francisco say they are doing this to help be ambassadors for this brand new industry. in a way that brings tourism in that brings consumers into the industry and that really showcases and showcases this industry for what it is a great responsible step we've taken as a state in california to legalize cannabis and make it safer and more accessible for adults and out of the hands of kidsso wheter it's a mobile pot party....or a learning experience for erstwhile entreprenuers.....both tour companies say they plan to expand their operations as the califorinia cannabis continues to grow.maureen kelly kron4 news (anchor)

kron4 news (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: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for days. on the satellite image the low pressure system as it the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but will be much cooler on partly cloudy skies. there is a slight showers on monday.

(grant) as the summer travel season gets ready to kick off, lawmakers are looking at ways to cut down on airport security wait times -- without putting security at risk. (vicki) today, a house committee grilled t-s-a and travel industry experts. our washington correspondent jessica smith reports. t-s-a is prepping for its busiest travel season yet.

lawmakers, like congresswoman bonnie watson coleman, want to make sure the agency is ready for the rush -- to prevent a repeat of the historically long security lines in 2016. the tsa is testing new screening technology, working to get more people enrolled in tsa pre-check and hiring more staff. : lawmakers from both parties slammed the agency for how it's using those k9s. they say tsa is letting people who have been screened by k9s, go through expedited security like tsa pre-check -- even if they aren't enrolled in the program -- to make the lines move faster. congressman john katko says only precheck passengers who pay for the service and pass a background check should go through the streamlined screening process.but tsa argues the dogs are actually enhanced security.

katko doesn't buy it. he says lawmakers will soon pass a bill banning tsa from letting passengers go through expedited security -- if they aren't enrolled in precheck. in washington, i'm jessica smith. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. shocking testimony today from the woman who had accused a 49ers star of domestic violence. she now says she made the whole story up -- and she is explaining exactly why she did it.(ken) then we'll take you live to hawaii -- where there has been an explosive eruption of the kilauea volcano. we'll tell you about the serious

concerns tonight after a plume of ash was sent 30-thousand feet in the air. kron4 news at six is next,

(pam) sec>(pam) tonight at 6. the situation has gone from bad to worse in hawaii. as people were sleeping this morning... an eruption from kilauea's summit sent ash and smoke 30- thousand feet in the air. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. this was the scene today near hawaii volcanos national park... volcanic ash mixing with rain as it fell from the

sky. officials are warning tonight that things may get worse, before they get better. natasha chen reports. people on hawaii's big island woke up thursday to this... ...a volcanic cloud of ash reaching nearly the cruising altitude of a jetliner. the united states geological survey released this time lapse video of thursday morning's eruption michelle coombs / usgs geologist: this cloud was short lived though it went up high. driving conditions can be dangerous. and nearby residents are asked to shelter in place if they're in the path of the ash plume. michelle coombs / usgs geologist: this is the kind of event that we have been expecting might happen at halemaumau based on interaction of the drop in lava levels with ground water. u-s-g-s says people should expect more of this.as vegetation has already been devoured by bright orange lava over the last two weeks - people have also braced themselves during sporadic earthquakes... dominic cardone / resident: "we had like vases fall down, pictures fall down. we have this big hutch thing, like a big shelf - we had to take it apart so it doesn't come down on anyone."they've been on 'red alert' since tuesday - which

means an even bigger explosion could be happening soon.rocks two-feet wide are already raining down on occasion - a potential precursor of the big one - when boulders are expected to fly.i'm natasha chen reporting joining us now via facetime .... is scott via facetime .... joining us now joining us now via facetime .... is scott wilson, a reporter for the washington post. < geologists aren't the case.> the case.> the case.>

hawaii volcano ejected any large boulders.the hawaiian volcano observatory moved to a university campus after concerns that kilauea could hurl big rocks.observatory scientist steve brantley says it's too dangerous to send geologists to measure any possible boulders after the summit of the volcano spewed ash about 30,000 feet (9,144 meters) into the air thursday. scientists say more explosions are possible, but it's not known when they could occur. they say light, wet ash fell in parts of a town called volcano, about 3 or 4 miles (5 or 6 kilometers) from the summit crater.officials say that if explosions become more energetic, there could be boulders that fall up to a mile away or pea-sized fragments up to 4 miles away. the federal aviation administration is prohibiting aircraft from entering airspace up to 30,000 feet (9,100 meters) in the sky above the summit crater of hawaii's kilauea volcano after it erupted ash high into the air.faa spokesman ian gregor says the flight restriction extends an earlier limit that was up to 10,000 feet (3,048 meters). the prohibition applies to a 5 mile (8 kilometer) radius around the summit crater.thursday's eruption sent ash about 30,000 feet above sea level. operations at the big island's two biggest airports in hilo and in kailua-kona are not affected.hawaiian airlines

says its flights to the two airports are operating as scheduled. the airline is encouraging guests to monitor their flight status for updates.a hawaii state senator who is also a physician on the big island says people should stay indoors until volcanic ash has settled.dr. josh green says those with respiratory problems should limit exposure to ash that spewed from kilauea volcano thursday.he says extended exposure to sulfur dioxide can increase the risk of bronchitis and upper respiratory infections in the long run.short-term risks are higher for those with asthma and emphysema.the national weather service extended an ash fall advisory until 6 p.m. it says less than a quarter inch of accumulation of ash was possible.the service says for most people the ash would cause eye and respiratory irritants with low level impacts for most people. scientists say there could be more explosions.an employee of a lodge near an erupting volcano on hawaii's big island worries about the impact on tourism.the kilauea volcano erupted thursday, sending ash about 30,000 feet (9,144 meters) into the air.janet coney has seen a downturn in business at kilauea lodge and restaurant in the last two weeks since the volcano became more active with lava fissures, earthquakes and another ash plume tuesday.she is office manager of the lodge, which is about 4 miles (6 kilometers) from the

volcano summitconey says there have been many room cancellations, though she says there has been some walk-in traffic from people excited to be there.she worries the impression from media coverage is that the whole island is under threat, which isn't the case.> (ken) this is a (ken) this is a computer simulation from the u-s-g-s that depicts the density of the volcanic ash

blanketing the big island and how far it might travel. joining us now to talk more about the volcanic activity in hawaii.... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (lawrence) ( pam ) another big ( pam )

( pam ) another big story tonight.. new information about those 10 children removed from their filthy fairfield home - and what family members are now saying and doing to try and help them. their parents accused of abuse and torture - including aledged incidents of waterboarding. as kron four's terisa estacio reports one family member says they had no idea what was going on and they are horrified.

a close family friend says they are doing all they can to help the children during this quote "hard terrible time." kron four provided with this go fund me account set up to help the 10 children removed overnight from their fairfield home - this as family members are trying to suddenly care for the needs of kids, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years of age. one family member says they knew nothing - and quote: "the whole thing is terrifying." police say they found the children living in a filthy fairfield home. carpets soaking with urine, feces, human and animal smeared all over the floors. hallways unpassable with garbage. their parents - jonathan allen and ina rogers now facing multiple charges of abuse. in addition, allen is facing 7 counts of torture. authorities allege he shot at bit and in some cases waterboarded his children and poured scalding water on them. allen's sister and brother said quote "when we heard the news about the children we were appalled, disturbed and saddened about what had occurred. we have not kept in contact with them for years. we hope that the children will be together and far away from these horrible conditions that they were kept in by the ones who were suppose to love, and protect them from harm. jonathan allen. "we have evidence. she did it." the children's father allen in a jail house interview as well as rogers have maintained

their innocence, pointing the blame at children's maternal grandmother. however, family members quickly told kron four news that is not the truth. both remain in custody and are back in court next week to enter a plea. in fairfield terisa estacio kron four news. (pam) four news. estacio kron fairfield terisa estacio kron four news. (pam) in the north bay .... a staff member at american canyon middle school is arrested ... after he was allegedly caught on camera inappropriately touching a student. 46- year- old louis gonzalez was arrested .... and is facing several

charges tonight. police say, school staff had been reviewing surveillance video after recent fire alarm evacuations ... when they say they found footage of gonzalez touching a student in the gym. the video was recorded last month. the school says, gonzalez worked as an aide to students with special needs ... and is on administrative leave pending investigation. police are now looking into whether there are additional victims. (landng vo) (ken) the domestic violence case against 49ers linebackerreuben foster may be in jeopardy after bombshell testimony from his accuser incourt today. foster's ex-girlfriend testifying that shelied to everybody and was out to get foster, to hurt him. what's more, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, she says she has done it before. elissa ennis, the ex girlfriend of 49ers star reuben foster was silent as she left the courthouse on thursday. but she had plenty to say at a preliminary hearing in the domestic violence case she instigated against foster, who also has not spoken publicly about the case. under oath, ennis admitted her story that foster

beat her up was a lie she told to hurt him and his career for breaking up with her. shown here at an earlier hearing, foster's attorney got ennis to admit it was all about the money and that she had been in trouble for accusing another ex boyfriend of domestic violence. the case against foster is now on thin ice says former prosecutor and legal analyst steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "...the fact that she has done this before to another boyfriend will have the d.a. thinking that she is not doing this to help mr foster and also the fact that she broke down on the stand, this cold not have gone better for the defense..." elissa ennis also admitted to stealing $8 thousand dollars in cash, jewelry and clothing from foster after his arrest but denied that he paid her to recant her story.rob fladeboe/san jose "....reuben foster is also facing a weapons charge in this case. after hearing the evidence the judge in the case will decide next week whether he will stand trial. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (ken)richard (ken) (ken)richard sherman has yet

to play a snap for the 49ers... but he has been a vocal supporter of foster throught the legal process. tweeting today..."funny how people rush to judgement so quickly they can't accept when the truth comes out so they sensationalize a lie and trivialize the truth." (ken) the family of a southern california bombing victim is speaking out. what we're learning about her

and her relationship with the man who's been arrested. (pam) starbucks at the center of yet another case of racism... this time in california. the shocking racial slur written on the cup of a hispanic customer ... that is causing outrage. (ken) and an east bay cafe that caused national headlines over its treatment of a prominent black customer... is reopening with new owners.

berkeley's

popular, and at times controversial.. elmwood cafe has re-opened .... but, it now has a new name.. it had abruptly closed last month -- after allegations overan employee's racist behavior.. catherine heenan is here with an update.. (catherine) what was bekeley's historic elmwood cafe -- is open again. but with new owners and a new name... it's now called "baker and commons." the former owner relinquinshed ownerwhip in late april....and wouldn't comment on whether a 2015 incident involving a bay area comedianhad prompted the decision. w. kamau bell said he'd been standing by an outdoor table - talking to his wife, who is white. he says an employee indicated he should leave. it's been the source of debate ever since...with the employee reportedly claiming she thought he was trying to sell something to customers.....and had mouthed the words 'no selling.' this was the scene when the cafe closed a few weeks ago...with the windows papered over. leaving long-time

customers confused. bell talked about what happened to him in a conversation that went viral..insisting the incident wouldn't have happened if he'd been white. the owners apologized to him at the time..and pledged to re- trainemployees. ken and pam? (pam) new at 6... every little bit counts when it comes to combating the bay area housing crisis... and, in fremont, the organization- 'habitat for humanity' .. is building dozens of affordable homes.. they are currently under contruction and will soon house families. as cities across the bay area honor "affordable housing week"... kron four's philippe djegal talked with one woman ... when she visited her future home. (philippe) as she walks up the steps to her future new home in fremont... a huge weight has been lifted off yesenia ramirez's shoulders. nats- "pink walls and purple." the married 30-year-old old mother of two young children can already envision what the rooms will look like. yesenia ramirez/mother- "this is where i wanna, wanna, um, have my kids grow up. um,

where i wanna raise my kids." ramirez and her husband were both born and raised in san jose. they still live there in one of yesenia's family members garage converted to a studio.yesenia ramirez/mother- "my kids want their own space and its hard for them to find a place to play." well, that won't be an issue come the fall -- when yesenia and her family are supposed to move in. habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley broke ground on the 30-unit condo-style housing development on central avenue last july. yesenia applied for the non-profit home ownership program about five years ago. spokesperson patti wang cross says that decision will soon pay off for her.patti wang cross/habitat for humanity- "before habitat came along, she was starting to look at really far flung options in high crime neighborhoods and uh, really felt like she was, she was out of options for staying in the bay area." instead, yesenia will own her home and pay a mortgage at below market rate... which means, no more than 30-percent of her household income will go towards housing.yesenia ramirez/mother- "theres hope. you know, a lot of the times, i had a dream of owning, but with, uh, with how the housing is, you know, i didn't really see that happening until habitat and i didn't think i was going to be chosen, which i did and its incredible." on friday, 100 women leaders in the community will volunteer their time to help

construct yesenia's future home... moving closer to her dream becoming a reality. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) an arrest has been made following an explosion that killed 48-year- old ildiko krajnyak (il-di-koh kry-nyak) at an orange county day spa tuesday.her former boyfriend --- stephen beal, with whom (kry-nyak) recently split up, was arrested on suspicion of possession of an unregistered destructive device following a search of his long beach home.however, beal has not been charged in connection with the deadly explosion.krajnyak's (kry- nyak) friends and family are still shocked by the loss of

their loved one.mary beth mcdade has their reaction. (nat sound) according to her day spa voice mail ildiko krajnyak had just returned from a trip where the deadly blast happened in her aliso viejo office (irene white/family friend) it's a complete shock to family and friends. families always came first for ildiko. she took great pride in finding beauty in everyone. besides her love of family...friends tell us her passion was her work as an aesthetician. here she is a few years ago demonstrating her skills on the morning news. friends say she also loved to travel often tour native hungary (matt johnson/neighbor) very hard working very busy. i would see her coming and going. she did a lot of traveling. there are also many photos on steve beal's facebook page of her traveling the world with him to such places as puerto vallarta portugal and canada. friends say beal was their business partner and boyfriend. however krajnyak lived here in her trabuco canyon home. neighbors tell us she lived here with their son and her husband neil vestal. (matt johnson/neighbor) i've known the three of them very nice people very neighborly neighbors tell us the couple was estranged and lived in separate bedrooms but reportedly got along. they say she also lived with her mom who she cared for. we spoke to

her son who's away at college by phone and he says he's extremely worried right now about his grandmother who suffers from dementia. (keanu laszlo vestil) the only other concern that i would have is like my grandmother lives like at my house and she doesn't speak english (ken)that was mary beth mcdade reporting.beal is awaiting a court appearance in santa ana for possessing two improvised explosives in his home.but again, he has not been charged in connection with tuesday's deadly explosion. explosion.deadly with tuesday's connection charged in has not been but again, he his home.explosives in two improvised possessing santa ana for appearance in court awaiting a beal is reporting. beth mcdade that was mary (ken) (ken) (ken)that was mary beth mcdade reporting.beal is awaiting a court appearance in santa ana for possessing two improvised explosives in his home.but again, he has not been charged in connection with tuesday's deadly explosion.

let's take a look outside right now... (ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but

temperatures will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers on monday. (ken) it's happened again. reaction to the latest racial incident involving a starbucks... this time in california.

(pam) the picture of a

beverage a los angeles area hispanic man received at a neighborhood starbucks ... is making a lot of people angry. where his name should be written on the cup -- is a racial slur instead. rick chambers has the story -- which we want to warn you, does contain offensive language. natsot/mos"i think that's just outrageous." natsot/mos"it's almost unbelievable." they're referring to this label affixed to the coffee drink of a hispanic man at this starbucks in la canada.instead of the customer's first name there on the receipt, the barista wrote 'beaner'. natsot/mos"that is a shame you would think the united states of america would have, as a melting pot people would understand that we are mostly composed of a lot of hispanics and a whole bunch of other cultures so a name shouldn't be used in that manner. that's awful." the customer works as a cook here at a nearby los gringos locos restaurant and that's stopped at starbucks on tuesday morning for two

drinks. now the barista understood him apparently say venti white mocha and venti ice carmel macchiato but not his name pedro.so he or she wrote beaner.natsot/mos"and that's extremely disappointing to hear. it makes me wonder what the intentions were of the person who wrote that." natsot/mos"and it's just so ignorant and so dispossessing of people. i think i'm shocked by that."pedro's boss complained to the starbucks corporate office saying that even if you couldn't understand pedro, there are many names you can put. natsot/mos"that's bizarre. does somebody want to lose their job, do they want to bring a lawsuit against starbucks? what kind of employee would do that to their own company?"just last month, of course, two black men were arrested at a philadelphia starbucks while simply waiting for a business meeting.this time around, starbucks management responded saying: "this is not the welcoming experience we aim to provide.and we have reached out to this customer to apologize and make this right." but not everyone is surprised by the lack of sensitivity. natsot/mos"i'm not shocked by anything these days." natsot/reporter"you're not surprised?" natsot/mos"no, no, because somebody should know better. i'm just sad." (pam) starbucks

announced in april, it plans to close more than eight- thousand stores in the u-s on may 29th .. for racial education training. (ken) new numbers show fewer and fewer women are having children in this country. coming up... how that is hurting our economy. (pam) at least two people are dead after a violent crash between a dump truck and a school bus. the latest on the conditions of those who survived. 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 (pam) a teacher and

student on a school field trip were killed today.... when a school bus collided with a dump truck. (ken) more than 40 others were injured, some critically. joining us now with the latest.... grant lodes. (grant) it happened this morning in mount olive township in new jersey.... about 50 miles west of new york city. students from east brook middle school were on a field trip. everyone on the bus that survived... 37 fifth graders and six adults... had to be taken to local hospitals for treatment or surgery. the driver is among those the driver is among those being treated at a hospital.

the area."> two other busses from the same school were on the trip... and returned to the school after the crash. the school plans on being open plans on being open tomorrow, with counselors available for students. however all field trips have been canceled for the rest of the school year. on twitter, the ntsb said it is ánotá investigating the crash. but the cause is being looked into. (ken) two people .... found suffering from gunshot wounds ... were pronounced dead by first responders last night in east san jose. the double homicide happening on a narrow road in a rural part of the city, on the 38- hundred block of sierra road, neither victim has yet been identified.. kron 4's maureen kelly was on the scene .. as those who knew the victims came to pay their respects. it was a hard loss for some to come to deal with.none of the small crowd of mourners wanted

to talk to the media about the man and woman killed. one neighbor we spoke to says he didn't hear the gunfire that took the lives of the man and woman....but did hear the sounds of what could have been the suspect's car speeding away..which is not unusal for this scenic location....but this kind of violence is. very quiet area all you really normally here is cars kinda coming up here through here racing that's about it but that's about it the double killing has another longtime neighbor spooked.san jose police and santa clara county sheriff's responded,finding the two victims each suffering at least one gunshot wound, and pronounced them dead at the scene.two cars were seen towed away from the area thursday morning. there are no homes immediately around where the victims were killed. san jose police say this location is known for taking in views of silicon valley....there was also signs that people had been partying at this spot.san jose police pio enrique garcia says they are hoping to talk to anyone who might know anything about the killings or the victims, because at this point they have no suspect or vehicle discription. if anyone has any information any type of art of an event that they knew that the victims were scheduled to meet someone there then we want to hear

from those people friends family coworkers that would be good information for usthe san jose police spokesperson stresses that any tip, no matter how small could be what they need to break this case....those who want to remain anonymous can call the crime stoppers number, which we have posted on our website, kron4-dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. (ken) (ken)(pam)(pam) time now for a look at the top stories we're working on tonight. kron four kron four provided with this go fund me account set up to help the 10 children removed overnight from their fairfield home - this as

family members are trying to suddenly care for the needs of kids, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years of age. one family member says they knew nothing - and quote: "the whole thing is terrifying." here in san jose the domestic violence chargesagainst the here in san jose the domestic violence chargesagainst the 49ers reuben foster may be on thin ice. foster's former girlfriend elissa ennis, under oath, admitted she lied when she told police that foster had beaten her. ennis denied that foster paid her to recant her story, saying she wanted to set the record straight that she wanted to get even with himfor breaking up with her. a judge will decide next week whetherfoster will stand trial. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

in dublin... 21-year-old dang nguyen hai tran's arraignment was postposned. he is accused of killing a woman and her two kids in fremont in a suspected dui crash tuesday night. tran's family did not want to comment on this case in court. the alameda county district attorney's office says it has not yet filed charges against tran. the da's office says it is still waiting on a full report from the california highway patrol. it's possible the charges may come down on friday. in dublin, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another

weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but temperatures will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers on monday. (pam) in national news.gina haspel will be the first female director of the c-i-a. the u.s. senate confirmed her nomination today.haspel has worked at the spy agency for 33 -years... 32 of which were spent undercover. her confirmation was reached because of yes votes from six senate democrats.most of those democratic senators are up for re-election in november, in states that

president trump won in 2016. (ken) it sounds like science fiction... but researchers say they've been able to transfer a memory from one animal to another. details coming up. (pam) in part 2 of a 2 part series: day tripping is taking on a new meaning .... since recreational marijuana became legal. tonight at ten: and in-depth look at what this may mean for bay area tourism.

new tonight at 6. american women are having fewer babies -- and researchers say choosing careers over motherhood could be one factor. however, that decision could be hurting the economy. a new report from the national center for health statistics says there were just under four million births in the u-s in 2017 -- that's low. that's down two-percent from the year before and the lowest number in 30 years. total births have fallen for three straight years. the retirement of baby boomers .... with fewer numbers of young people to replace them... has slowed economic growth in the united states. neurobiologists at u-c-l-a have made a significant, if odd, breakthrough... they say they have successfully transplanted a memory.... fromone snail to another.. catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) the scientists know it sounds strange- but point out this

has major implications.. illustrations show how they began training snails by using electric shocks.. the snails would react.....remembering the experience.but then researchers were able to transfer genetic material to an 'untrained' snail... and even though it had 'not' been shocked -- it reacted the same way to the 'memory' of the nasty experience. the u-c-la scientists admit it's a simple beginning...butthey think the research could someday be used on people... and be used in the treatment of things like alzheimers disease.ken and pam? in sports... after rueben foster's ex-girlfriend's shocking testimomy... we'll tell you what this means for his future with the 49ers. also -- is steph curry still hurt? our sports director, gary radnich... explains why the two-time m- v-p was a factor in the warriors game -two loss against the rockets. he has all the sports ... coming

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the warriors took care of business in houston... by winning game one and taking homer court but the big question is where has steph curry been? steph has not been a factor through the first two games of the series he's shooting 2-for-13 from three and hasn't cracked 20 points in the western conference finals on the other side of ball... james harden and chris paul are exposing curry on defense. houston's backcourt have combined for 107 points curry says he feels fine...

"i didn't find a rhythm early. i had some decent looks from 3 that could have changed the momentum of the game early in that first half, but for the most part, just a frustrating night all the way around.""i'm not worried about steph. he's the kind of competitor and player who will bounce back from a tough night, but just one of those nights."reporter: how much is curry's lingering injury, responsible..kerr: his lingering injury? responsible for?reporter: for some of his play tonight?kerr: 13.7%, sorry. the other the other factors in the

warriors 22-point blowout loss to the rockets... were turnovers and houston's role players the rockets jumped on the warriors mistakes... they had seven of ther 15 turnovers in the first quarter. houston finished the first half with ten three- pointers eric gordon, p-j tucker, and trevor ariza combined for 68 points in game two steph curry might not be making an impact on the floor but is looking for it in pro golf according to multiple sources... the warriors guard is close to hosting his own pga tour event in the the fall of 2019. curry's representatives at octogon are working with the pga tour to finalize a deal...

allowing the agency to sell marketing and sponsoships deals for the event. curry is a scratch golfer himself, he is not expected to he is not golfer himself, he is not expected to play in the tournament all the money raised will the curry family foundation. draymond green reportedly green reportedly owns the trademark for hampton five draymond's company, money twenty three green enterprises three green money twenty company, money twenty three green enterprises filed for the trademark in 2017 the nickname originated after green, klay thompson, steph curry and andre iguodala flew out to the recruit kevin

durant two the group is known for their speed, athleticism, playmaking and scoring ability when they are all on the floor. elissa ennis, the ex- elissa ennis, elissa ennis, the ex-

girlfriend of reuben foster testified in a preliminary hearing thursday. under oath, ennis admitted the 49ers linebacker never put his hands on her and quote... "she lied a lot" unquote... about the elissa ennis, the ex- girlfriend of testified in a preliminary hearing thursday. under oath, ennis admitted the 49ers linebacker never put his hands on her and quote... "she lied a lot" unquote... about the alleged domestic violence incident. foster, who arrived earlier... sat through ennis' testimony the 28-year-old woman says she made up the story because she wanted to ruin his career. ennis admitted she also stole eight thousand dollars in cash, jewelry and clothing from foster after his she says foster didn't pay her to tell her story the 49ers linebacker is facing two felony domestic violence accusiations and one felony charge of possesion of an assualt weapon. judge nona l. klippen will make her ruling next wednesday, wether foster will stand trail.

(pam) can't have a royal wedding without the merchandise ... when we come back... a look at some of the more interesting souvenirs people are collecting.

(pam) with royal wedding mania taking over windsor, it will be hard to miss all the awesome souvenirs.. thousands of adoring fans are getting ready to celebrate the 'i dos"... from clothes... to mugs ... and even life- sized cut outs of the royal couple..(ken) and those celebrations will no doubt be on a larger-than-life scale! camila bernal has more from england. when prince harry and meghan markle tie the knot, everyone is invited to celebrate. adriana salame / special projects manager: "it's kind of a world global celebration and everyone wants to be part of it and their one slice." to help with the party, souvenir shops in the uk have been

preparing for months...sheila power / assistant mgr. nonstop party shop: "party poppers, confetti, the fireworks for the table and the harry and meghan flag."one of the most popular items--- a life-size cut-out of the bride and groom. sheila power / assistant mgr. nonstop party shop:"a party in this day and age everybody has to have a selfie with harry and meghan."for those braving the crowds saturday, trying to get a selfie with the real harry and meghan-- a flag is a must.sheila power / assistant mgr. nonstop party shop: "if you're out in windsor as the procession goes by everybody waving a flag." and for those watching at home or at one of the hundreds of street parties planned around england saturday-- the options vary. sheila power / assistant mgr. nonstop party shop: "of course, the royal glasses which everyone should be wearing."but no matter how fans and revelers decide to celebrate or decorate--- brits and americans are all hoping to send well wishes to the happy couple -- even from across the pond.noonie gomez / woodridge, va: "best wishes.

many, many happy years, and god bless you." butt sot gail on, dc:"congratulations and have an in windsor, im camila bernal. áápause for natsáá trt - :03 oc: "...just a little bit." (ken)it's been a looooong time since saturday night fever... ...but 64-year old john travolta is still "stayin' alive" on the dance floor.a crowd watched him bust a move with rapper 50-cent at the cannes film festival on tuesday.they weren't grooving to the bee gees -- 50 cent was performing his hit "just a lil bit" -- so travolta toned down the disco strutting he made famous in 19-77.the impromptu moment came during a party after the premiere of travolta's film "gotti," which he was promoting at cannes. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin

to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers on monday.

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