evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the judge made that ruling in the last 90 minutes. kron 4's rob fladeboe was in the courtroom today-- he joins us live now from san jose. rob? (vicki)(vicki) rob?

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alert when the judge made the ruling today. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (grant) another big story we are following tonight... the nfl is banning players from kneeling áon the field during the national anthem... it's a part of a new policy passed today at the league's spring meetings. those anthem protests of course...started with former 49ers quarterback

colin kaepernick. kron 4's kim smith is live in san jose...where the niners will hold their state of the franchise event tonight... kim, does the team support the new rule? we all know the 49ers have allowed their players to participate in these national anthem protests... we've seen it with colin kapernick, eric reid who are both no longer with the team.... jed york employed those protests... and he says even with the new league policy he plans to support his players in their decisions whether to protest on the field or not...

players to stand ... or stay in the locker room during the anthem... teams will be fined by the league, if a player rebels...for the past 2 seasons... players kneeled during the anthem as a statement towards social injustice and police brutality....it started with colin kapernick and eric reid with the 49ers....and rapidly spread across the league... ((eric reid: i think the more people we get involved in this, it's a long-term road. it's a long-term journey to get these issues corrected. i mean, like i said, it's decades on top of decades. to get things fixed it's gonna take a long time)flash forward to 2018... eric reid and colin kapernick are still not on an nfl roster....roger goodell says the policy was a unanimous decision amongst all 32 clubs...but, 49ers owner jed york says he abstained from voting.as the new league policy for the national anthem is implemented this fall...york says the 49ers will close down concessions during the national anthem at levi's stadium( i don't think we should profit during the national anthem if we are going to ask people to be respectful")it's an ongoing conversation, that will take more than a new policy to silence....>### jed york told the media he did not feel there was enough

involvment from the players before making the new policy... he says he plans to have a conversation with the players and staff as to how they will handle the protests and the consequences of the fines... or is there a better possible way to use that money to help the issues..help the that money to way to use better possible or is there a of the fines... consequences the protests and handle the how they will staff as to players and with the conversation plans to have a he says he policy...making the new players before from the involvment enough there was did not feel the media he jed york told jed york told the media he did not feel there was enough involvment from the players before making the new policy...he says he plans to have a conversation with the staff as to how they will handle the protests and the consequences of the fines... or is there a better possible way to use that money to help the issues..coming up at 6... i will tell you what the 49ers plan to do during the national anthem that will affect fans... back to you

(grant) more breaking news we are following tonight-- a plane at s- f-o hits a concrete post. this is a live look from s-f-o tonight. airport officials say the aer lingus flight from dublin, ireland was being towed to a gate at the international terminal when the right wingtip hit the concrete post. passengers were on board but nobody was injured. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight-- tesla says autopilot was not engaged when a danville man drove into a castro valley pond earlier this week-- and died. in a statement today-- tesla says they were able to recover enough data from the car to confirm that the self-driving feature was not turned on at the time of the accident. the crash happened late sunday night on crow canyon road between castro valley and san ramon. 34-year-old keith leung was identified as the driver who died in the crash.

investigators are still determining the cause-- but say speed may have been a factor. (grant) in the east bay, a bart station agent is furious - after she captured a picture that she says shows two people using drugs in a bart elevator. riders are also speaking up, saying they see needles at many stations. kron four's terisa estacio reports. his is the image captured by a bart employee taken at the concord bart station the agent saying she found these two using drugs inside an elevator in the parking structure at bart. it was early in the morning around 4:30 just before the station opened. this picture curtesy of claycord dot com. the agent goes on to say that she is frustrated that this is going on and that bart is failing by not providing enough security or tackling this issue. alecia troust/bart spokesperson. we are certainly concerned. this is the not the first time - bart has been contacted about a drug problem these are images from the civic center in san francisco. troust. we are working with our partners. george perez: the needles are everywhere, i am fearful. bart riders say they are quite concerned and feel bart needs

to do a lot more to protect riders. perez. i am really worried. i don't want to get hurt, i don't want others gto get hurt. bart. if you see something say something. we want to be contacted about this. in concord. te

(vicki)(vicki)the man who was the target of a 9-1-1 call for bbq-ing with his family at lake merrit in oakland, is now being recommended to serve on that city's parks and recreation advisory committee. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. sotjust like that this man who thought he was just going to lake merritt in oakland to have a bbq with his family, as he has done for years and a woman calls the police on him for having the bbq in the wrong location, is now being recommended to help the city solve some of the problems associated with doing that very thing. oakland city councilmember rebecca kaplan explains why she thinks smith is the right guy at the right time to fill the vacant parks and rec positionsot

"with this incident that has caused oakland to be in the national media for a negative situation of people being racially profiled while barbequing, it seems important that we take a positive and proactive step, and mr. kenzie smith, the one on whom the police were called, expressed an interest in serving the public in volunteering to be part of this board to help make sure we handle these issues better in the future"> 37-year-old kenzie smith is a life long oakland resident. the founder of dope era magazine and has been involved in this community for years says his wife michelle snider sot

would lighten up on her. i do hope no harm comes to her. i have been worried in that sense">smith's nomination has to go through at least one adminstrative procedural hearing before coming to the full city council for a vote which would not happen for at least a month from right now...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) (vicki) coming up... uber is making changes so their customers feel safe during rides. we'll tell you about the new seatbelt (grant) plus--a live

look from the big island...you can see and hear molten lava...relentlessly shooting out of the kileua volcano. we'll hear from a man who nearly lost his leg-- after being hit by a so-called lava bomb. (vicki) and after the break-- with the legalization of recreation marijuana... psychologists are now warning parents about the longterm effects it can have on your kids' mental health. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

with the legalization of adult recreational marijuana there is a growing concern about the impact it's having on adolscents. kron4's maureen kelly spoke with a psychologist and addiction specialist who is concerned about the long term mental health impact on kids ingesting pot with supercharged levels of thc. the majority of them are using cannabis at a variety of levels but the majority of them are using cannabisdr chanda rankin is the chief clinical officer at a teen rehabilation center in the north bay . her biggest concern is that there are a lot of pot strains out there is being cultivated with much higher levels of t-h-c, the psychoactive element in the plant that gets users high. the levels of thc in cannabis today even compare to cannabis 510 years ago and massively different then the thc levels that people were smoking in the 70s and 80s. she says those elevated levels can have very serious consequences... they're taking ingesting so

much more but they're getting sick they're getting nauseous they end up having psychosis or hallucinations they end up in the er they end up in the er in emergency are there passed out from primarily from cannabis maybe some other substances are mixed in there but the problem is that the thc levels are so high there causing the kids to get ill sometimes leaving them to bomb it you can choke on your own vomit the danger is real she says chronic heavy use can have a negitive impact on a teen's developing brain.if you have a predisposition to a mental health issue and you have that much thc in your system it's a very high possibility that you can open the door to a significant mental health problem that may not have been opened at that juncture or if ever but you increase the likelihood of experiencing significant anxiety significant depression later on in life if you have used a fair amount of cannabis as an adolescent so. so in some cases the risk is immediate and the dangers immediate and another case is the risk and danger may come for the down the road further down the roadshe says we don't have enough data to know what the long term consequence of all of this adolescent cannabis use will be....but she expects we have not seen

the worst of it.maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) uber is uber is announcing a new safety policy....(vicki) the san francisco-based ride hailing service wants to encourage you to buckle up... catherine heenan is here with the details.. (catherine) uber can't 'make' you buckle up... but will begin reminding riders to wear seat belts.. that goes for whether you're in the front or back seat. uber will use its app to ask drivers to pause after picking up passengers....to allow them time to buckle up before proceeding. it's pretty subtle - but the company wanted a way to give a

nudgeabout using seat belts without being intrusive. it's another example of how the company's new chief executive is trying to revamp uber's image -- including a focus on safety. u.s. studies show that people who are driving or in the front seat are pretty good about using seatbelts. but not so much for the back seat. a 2017 survey found that four out of five adults don't always buckleup when in a taxi or using a ride-hailing service. grant and vicki? (vicki) uber is ending it's self-driving car operation in arizona. this comes months after one of their cars struck and killed a woman. today the ride sharing company told 300 workers their positions would be terminated. in march a 49-year-old woman was hit and killed while crossing the street in tempe arizona. the car that hit her was in autonomous mode. uber says it plans to focus on safety and put more efforts on engineering hubs in pittsburgh

and here in san francisco. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- 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: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with drizzle at the coast. low clouds never fully cleared and are ready to return again tonight. the doppler continues to show dozens of lightning strikes across northern california and the sierra. on the satellite image you can see another area of low pressure spinning off of the coast. this weak low could bring some showers and even some isolated thunderstorms in the bay area late on thursday night and friday. thursday will be

unseasonably cool again with partly cloudy skies and highs will be in the 50s and upper 60s. a chance of showers will develop late thursday night. showers are possible friday too with an isolated thunderstorm. high pressure will then begin to build in on saturday with warmer temperatures. offshore winds and much warmer weather is expected on sunday and monday. (grant) still ahead-- still ahead-- (grant) (grant) still ahead--

students who've survived school shootings say reforming our gun laws should not be a partisan issue. what they're trying to do...to influence lawmakers... to actually make changes.. (vicki) plus-- more affordable housing is coming to the east bay. we'll take a look at the project that just broke ground today in alameda. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. ground has officially

been broken in a one billion dollar development project in the city of alameda. today, city and county leaders celebrated the new mixed-use development planned for the former naval air station at alameda point. and as kron four's philippe djegal reports...the project includes affordable housing. (philippe) hard hats... excavators and shovels in the ground... for those who grew up in alameda, like art

kurrasch (kerr-ish) and his wife terrie... a project 25 years in the making, now closer to construction means the world.art kurrasch/neigh bors- "it's absolutely wonderful."terrie kurrasch/neighbors- "phenomenal. i mean, alameda is an island that is basically landlocked and there's this grand opportunity right here." the u-s navy left the former air station on alameda point 20 years ago. in march, the city sold the land for the mixed-use development to a private group of developers -- alameda point partners.bruce dorfman/alameda point partners- "this should be a very special neighborhood, and we've certainly designed that, um, and we're looking forward to executing it." the 68-acre project will include 800 units of housing... with 200 of them being offered at below market rate to alameda unified school district teachers and employees.malia bella/vice mayor- "the rising cost of living, along with the credentialing in education needed to be an educator makes it very difficult for people to sustain living here." and, part of the project will add public transportation. a result of the city's agreement with the developer is to build a ferry terminal in the seaplane lagoon. the plan also calls for

600-thousand square feet of commercial space and 15 acres of parks and open space jennifer ott/city of alameda- "this is exactly what the community's vision is. is to have a mixed-use, mixed- income, transit-oriented development here right in the heart of the bay area." and, if all goes as planned... the first residents to live here can start moving in by 20-21. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) next at 5:30-- antioch is getting ready to open their new bart station this week... but it has been hit with vandalism. we'll explain what happened. (grant) plus... taking a live look from hawaii... hear from the man who nearly lost his leg-- after being hit by a lava bomb as the kilauea volcano continues to erupt tonight. (vicki) 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) in the easy bay... bart officials say one of their new cars was vandalized yesterday. this is video of those new cars on friday as they were about to start transporting passengers. now, someone has spray painted one of these new e-bart cars while it was in the antioch

station yard. the tagging was reported around three in the morning. police say the suspect had fled the scene before they arrived. the renewable diesel cars are set to debut on friday afternoon for a ribbon-cutting ceremony with full service starting on saturday. ... (grant) oakland police detained six kids after a car chase yesterday afternoon. the chase started on hawley street in east oakland around four o'clock before officers stopped the car on interstate 980 in west oakland. police say the car was linked to a series of robberies. all six juveniles were taken into custody. officials say the investigation is ongoing. (vicki) in the south bay... police in morgan hill say they've responded to more day time burglaries than usual in the last week. the most recent happened yesterday around 11 a-m. the suspects and the cars they were driving were caught on surveillance video. police are asking for your help in identifying them. investigators say the suspects will park their car in the

area...then walk to the front of a home. they then knock on the door before forcing their way through a door. they have stolen jewelry, cash, firearms, and more. (grant) in the north bay.... santa rosa police arrested a convicted felon in the parking lot of a target last night. it happened at the santa rosa market-place near highway 101. police say lance dickison of arizona was arrested on suspicion of possessing a loaded firearm in public. dickison was apparently seen walking around the store with the gun in his clothing. police located a 45 caliber semi-automatic handgun in his possession. (grant) c-h-p officials arrested a rohnert park man last night after he led them on a chase. ryan castro led police through multiple cities before officers laid out a spike strip on 101 to stop his car. castro was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and evading police. officers found an open bottle of alcohol inside his car. castro was booked into sonoma

county jail. (vicki) on the peninsula-- two men have been charged with murder-- after police say they killed a man in daly city. it happened on saturday on bellevue avenue. police say three men got into an argument over a rental car-- and began fighting. one of the men then stomped on the victim's head-- and the two suspects fled. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. he is identified as 33-year-old mario castellino. the suspects were later arrested-- and are now being held on 10-million dollars bail. lawrence karnow: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with drizzle at the coast. low clouds never fully cleared and are ready to return again tonight. the doppler continues to show dozens of lightning strikes across northern california and the sierra. on the satellite image you can see another area of low pressure spinning off of the coast. this weak low could bring some showers and even some isolated thunderstorms in the bay area late on thursday night and friday. thursday will be unseasonably cool again with

partly cloudy skies and highs will be in the 50s and upper 60s. a chance of showers will develop late thursday night. showers are possible friday too with an isolated thunderstorm. high pressure will then begin to build in on saturday with warmer temperatures. offshore winds and much warmer weather is expected on sunday and monday. that was just incredibly powerful and hot. it burned."( grant ) a hawaii man nearly loses his leg after being hit with a bowling=ball sized chunk of flying molten lava,darryl clinton is the first reported injury since the kilauea volcano began erupting on the big island.( vicki )that was three weeks ago tomorrow and there is no sign that those eruptions are slowing downcatherine heenan is here to show us the latest amazing pictures.catherine? (catherine) how about this one ... a home on

the verge of being swallowed up by giant cracks in the earth. the home in leilani estates was evacuated on may third. since then, these huge fissures have emerged ... just one of the incredible sights as nature demonstrates its unstoppable power. nighttime video from the hawaii national guard shows the infernal panorama in the southeast corner of the big island.by day, the scene is no less apocalyptic."from our vantage point we can see no less that six, seve, eight cinder cones that are just oozing, spitting, fountaining out lava."the site is only a couple of hundred yards from the puna geothermal plant. officials were concerned of what might happen if the lava reeached the mile=deep wells. but the lava flow has been slowed by the terrain and most if it is flowing downhill to the sea.back in the subdivision of leilaini estates, pictures reveal blue methane flames on the ground.

the cracks in the ground surround a house.neighbors gathered to get a glimpse deep into the earth,natthen there is the omnipresent danger of lava bombs ... ,darryl clinton demonstrated how he dodged the molten rock ejected from the cinder cones... "this lava bomb came and hit right here..."then his luck ran out.a lava bomb the size of a bowling ball almost took off his leg. "it was the most forceful impact i've ever had on my body in my life. i've been hit by big waves and various things that was just incredibly powerful and hot. it burned." catherine) this is a live picture from the big island.the eruptions are expected to continue for weeks. vicki? (vicki) young victims of gun violence from around the country are in washington meeting with lawmakers and

talking about how to stem gun violence. alexandra limon reports students, who include survivors from parkland, florida, say common sense gun reform should be supported by republicans and democrats. student survivors of the shooting at florida's marjorie stoneman douglas high school remember the day perfectly alfonso calderon / stoneman douglas studenti remember hearing the gunshots and screams while being in that closet.alexandra limon just days after the latest deadly school shooting - this time in santa fe, texas--students once again came to capitol hill they want action to stop the gun violence epidemic. charlie mirsky / stoneman douglas student.97% percent of the country supports universal background checksrep. federica wilsonthere are just too many damn guns in america. congresswoman frederica wilson is one of the democrats on the

gun violence prevention task force.. but the issue is not as clear cut to other lawmakers... rep. lou barletta are we really talking about keeping kids alive? or are we talking about people who want more gun control. republican congressman lou barletta and democratic leader nancy pelosi say they both support the second amendment. and both support some gun law changes... but they're clearly on different pages.nancy pelosi / house minority leader what is inconceivable to some, is inevitable to us. and it is inevitalbe to us that we will pass strong gun violencce prevention legislation. students say they're trying to unite lawmakers...charlie mirsky / stoneman student.some of them have met with us them have no t. . these young people...who can still hear the echo of screams...say shouldn't be partisan at all. in washington alexandra limon (grantpresident trump can no longer block people on twitter. a federal judge made it official today. the lawsuit was filed by the knight institute, on behalf of several individuals who have been blocked by president trump on the social media platform. a new york

judge ruled that the president is in violation of the constitution. the judge found that trump's tweets are a part of a public forum in which the public engages with the president... and blocking users violates the first amendment. the white house did not respond to a request for comments -- either on the decision or on whether mister trump would unblock blocked twitter users. (vicki) the median home price in the bay area is currently 750-thousand dollars-- so we are taking you to other cities to see what kind of home that money can buy. we'll show you a home at that same price in sioux falls, south dakota. (grant) coming up... it's a good thing cats have 9 lives. we'll explain what happened as this cat was clinging to the top of the van-- as it sped down a freeway. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends

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video... this cat is down to eight lives...after clinging to the roof of a van on a nebraska freeway. the van was going 60-miles-per hour -- and the cat managed to hang on. the people who shot the video alerted the driver who then pulled over to save the cat. it's not clear if the driver was able

to help it -- of if it ran away. the humane society says it's likely someone's pet-- but they are not sure if the driver of the van is the owner. (vicki) the warriors fall to the rockets in game 4-- tying the western conference finals a two games a piece. mark carpenter joins us on set to break it all down. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (vicki) (vicki) welcome back, time

now to catch up on what's happening with the warriors. it's safe to say the champs are being tested in a big way in this series. (grant) the rockets...pulled off a stunner last night in game 4 of the western conference finals... overcoming a 12-point deficit in the 4th to tie the series at 2-games apiece. mark carpenter joins us in studio to break it all down.

it was an it was an it was an awkward game in which the warriors came out blitzing, houston answered, the warriors went up again, and then the rockets took over. golden state's nba record of 16-straight home playoff victories...snapped last night and for the first time in the kevin durant era, a series will go to 6-games. now, it all moves to houston. here is a look at the warriors boarding their flight for texas this morning. you see kevon looney... and quinn cook...both packed a meal for the trip. all this just hours removed from a game in which the warriors collapsed. everything seemed dandy in the 2nd half... steph curry..put up another 17-point quarter...

and they led by as many as 12. in the 4th, the rockets made a run...outscoring golden state 25-12. the warriors went 3-for-18...and it was their worst shooting quarter of the season. rockets win 95-92...and now the series is a best of 3. "i don't think we did a good enough job of moving and creating enough opportunities for them to make mistakes. i thought we just settled for a lot of iso at the top and we didn't make them make enough decisions defensively so that hurt us.""we were in pretty good shape for 44 minutes with a chance to win and take real control of the series, but it didn't happen. now we gotta fight, really understand this is a true playoff type experience and it's not going to be easy." "for us to go down there and get one, i like our chances and so again, it has to be an aggressive mentality gotta bring the force more next game." game."

game 5 tips off in houston tomorrow night at 6. as of now, still no update on whether andre iguodala will be in action. he was out of the lineup yesterday with a leg contusion. (vicki)(vicki) california senior senator dianne feinstein is changing her tune. let's check in with pam moore in the newsroom where we are working on that story. (pam) hello vicki... tonight a six.. a significant shift for the u.s. senator from california.

senator diane feinstein says, she no longer is a supporter of the death penalty. coming up at six... why she says she is changing her position on the controversial and often very contentious political issue... (pam) plus... how amazon plans to use its technology to help police fight crime. that coming up in the next hour... right now let's get back to the news at six. (grant) in the bay area $750-thousand dollars for a house is not unusual.. but if you took that same money else where your living possibilities expand. ) this week we've been taking you on a home tour of homes across the coutnry available for $750 thousand. tonight.. reporter casey wonnenberg take us to the other " s-f". .... sioux falls... south dakota.

pkg "they completely remodeled the entire main level,"from the custom cherry cabinets to the tiger hardwood floors and the high-end appliances... "they have the double wolf ovens. they have a gas range over here. it's all high-end," ...the kitchen is the focal point of this sioux falls home. "those kids, no matter how old they are, they're always going to be right around that kitchen area, and so are all of your friends and family when they're over," realtor amy stockberger said.in this 5700 square foot home you'll also find an informal dining room, along with a formal one with a wet bar. "it also has the four season, or they use it as a billiard room. that could easily be another sitting room," in the upstairs there are four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a laundry room and a bonus room. "it's really set up for entertaining and being with the family," stockberger said.while you might like the interior of the home, the exterior is one of the largest selling points. it's in a coveted central sioux falls neighborhood, near a country club. "and the lots over in this area are a lot larger," stockberger said.while you can definitely get more for your money in sioux falls, compared to the other sf--san francisco, home prices are definitely on the rise. "we're up to about an average price

of $230,000," stockberger said. rising prices that stockberger doesn't believe will slow down soon. with your money matters, i'm casey wonnenberg. (grant) not a lot of (grant) (grant) not a lot of people from the bay area are flocking to sioux falls.. but many say they would consider austin texas. tonight at six.. we 'll take you there to see a house in a city well known for music and technology... lawrence karnow: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with drizzle at the coast. low clouds never fully cleared and are ready to return again tonight. the doppler continues to show dozens of lightning strikes across northern california and the sierra. on the satellite image you can see another area

of low pressure spinning off of the coast. this weak low could bring some showers and even some isolated thunderstorms in the bay area late on thursday night and friday. thursday will be unseasonably cool again with partly cloudy skies and highs will be in the 50s and upper 60s. a chance of showers will develop late thursday night. showers are possible friday too with an isolated thunderstorm. high pressure will then begin to build in on saturday with warmer temperatures. offshore winds and much warmer expected on sunday and monday. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... a 30-year-

old man doesn't want to move out of his parents house. so the case goes in front of a judge.

(vicki) a family feud between parents and their 30-year-old son heads to a new york state court. (grant) and it ends with the judge ordering the son to leave his parents' house. but as justin page reports, that likely isn't the end of this story. representing himself...michael rotondo made his case to state

supreme court justice donald greenwood...while mom and dad looked on.michael rotondo:"i'm not a burden to them at the home. they don't provide laundry or food."despite getting five written notices from his parents dating back to february...rotondo insists he should have been given six month's notice to move out. michael rotondo:"i just want a reasonable amount of time to vacate with the consideration of the fact that i was not really prepared to support myself at the time i was served these notices."he says he has a job...but wouldn't answer any questions about the line of work he's in.during the proceeding...the judge applauded rotondo's legal research...but presented him with a similar case which proves he's not eligible for a required six month notice to leave.judge donald greenwood: "i'm granting the eviction i think the notice is sufficient."a ruling rotondo called "outrageous".michael rotondo:"i don't see why the judge wants to throw people on the street."rotondo's parent's and their attorney had no comment leaving court...but we did get some insight into the dynamic under their roof. michael rotondo:"well we don't talk. we stay out of each

other's way. there's been no instances of anything. we just don't communicate."despite today's outcome...rotondo says his fight isn't over yet. michael rotondo:"i'm seeking an appeal. are we closed? i move to close." (grant) that was justin page reporting. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps at 5.(granti) ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) a troubling reality for bart. it takes only one picture to tell the story. drug use on the story. drug use on the transit system in the open... is cause for major concern.. and bart is now concern.. and

bart is now asking riders for help.(ken) then the late afternoon court decision for 49er player ruben foster. what's next for the football linebacker...(pam) and video just in from s-f-o... where a plane loaded with passengers, collided with a concrete post. the news continues at on kron 4 news at six ... in 70 seconds.

thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. bart riders are now speaking up... saying they too have seen needles at bart stations around the bay area. kron4's terisa estacio is at the station where the agent took the incriminating picture. the station agent says she found this as she was getting ready for her shift at the concord bart station. the image showing two men using drugs inside an elevator in the parking garage. it was in the morning around 4:30 just before the station opened. this picture curtesy of claycord dot com. the agent goes on to say that she is frustrated that this is going on and that bart is failing by not providing enough security or tackling this issue. alecia troust/bart spokesperson. we are certainly concerned. there is an opiod crisis going on and people are using our stations to use drugs and sleep. george perez, rider. i see needles in the bathroom. and it is not just the elevators, but riders say they see needles in and around the bathrooms and trains frequently. john

taylor, rider. i am worried someone is going to get hurt. this is the not the first time - bart has been contacted about a drug problem these are images from the civic center in san francisco. troust. we are working with our partners. sf police are now going to go and help patrol. bart riders say they are quite concerned and feel bart needs to do a lot more to protect riders. perez. i am really worried. i don't want to get hurt, i don't want others gto get hurt. the station agent who took the photo also says she feels that there is not enough police to patrol the stations bart spokesperson alecia trousts says they are sevral officers assigned. troust. we have them, but we could use more. in concord. te

(grant) breaking news tonight. at least two people have been injured after a tour bus caught fire in san francisco. this happened just before 5 o clock. the tour bus was on columbus avenue near broadway... in the heart of north beach... when the fire broke out. the fire department says two adults have been taken to the hospital. at least one of them had smoke inhalation... both are expected to be ok. the fire department is advising people to avoid the area. (ken) in the east bay. tesla says the autopilot was not engaged when a danville man drove into a castro valley pond earlier this week-- and died. in a statement today-- tesla says it was able

to recover enough data from the car to confirm that the self-driving feature was not turned on at the time of the accident. the crash happened late sunday night on crow canyon road between castro valley and san ramon. 34-year-old keith leung was identified as the driver who died in the crash. investigators are still determining the cause-- but say speed may have been a factor. ( pam ) he plays defense for the 49ers but reuben foster's defense team has scored a touchdown in his domestic violence case. as kron for's rob fladeboe reports now fromsan jose, the most serious charges against foster have been dismissed. (pam) and kron 4 sent a push and kron 4 (pam)

(pam) and kron 4 sent a push alert .. when the judge made the ruling today. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app .. to always get the latest breaking news alerts.

the league's spring at the league's spring meetings in atlanta....the nfl is cracking down on player protests during the national anthem.... the league passed a new policy today to ban players from kneeling during the anthem... it's a controversial subject that started here in the bay area with the 49ers... (pam) and that's where we find kron 4's kim smith .. she is live outside the california theater in san jose .. for second annual " 49ers state of the franchise" event tonight... kim.. were all teams on board with this decision.... roger godell pointed out today that this new anthem policy was a unanimous decision.... but, it's interesting to note that 49ers owner jed york abstained from voting on the policy..york told reporters today at the spring league meetings that the 49ers wants to make sure everything that they do promotes progress... it's no secret -- the national anthem protest started right here with the 49ers with colin kapernick and eric reid who are both still not on an nfl roster.. now according to the new

rules... players are required to stand and show respect during the national anthem if they are on the field... players do have the right to stay in the locker room if they do not want to participate in the anthem..if players decide to kneel on the field... the team will be fined by the league.... and from there the team has the ability to discipline the player internally..but, there is still some ambiguity with the policy which does not define what showing respect means, and where players should be if they are on the field.. the nba has had a rule in place for years that has required players to stand and the exact location ... the nflpa which is the players union says the league did not consult with them before creating the new policy... jed yiork says says they plan to work towards reform... < we focus on the progress aspect of this not the protest. i think our players have done a good job at brining light to social justice issues. we are focused on the reform aspect and i think theres is so much to it than a player standing or a team employee standing.> york says they plan to shut down all concession sales during the anthem...in some of

the statements from team owners and executives... they emphasized, we just want to "put the focus back on football"i think that speaks to the ongoing issue, because for many of these players it's not that simple...they feel as if the social issues they face in the community are a part of their everyday lives... just as much as football ...richard sherman is a vice president on the executive board for the nflpa... he's expected to be at the 49ers state of the franchise....to get reaction for you later tonight.. reporting from downtown san jose... kim smith....kron 4 sports... sports...

(pam) developing news tonight.... a plane hit a concrete post a few hours ago ..... while taxiing at s-f-o.. (ken) grant lodes joins us in the newsroom with the latest.(grant) sfo officials are still trying to determine the cause of the accident.the accident. airport officials say an aer lingus flight from dublin was being towed to a gate at the international terminal when the right wingtip hit the concrete post. you're looking at pictures from rami dahud. passengers were on board but nobody was injured. no word on the cause

yet... or if weather was a factor. a live look outside right now... as we get as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with drizzle at the coast. low clouds never fully cleared and are ready to return again tonight. the doppler continues to show dozens of lightning strikes across northern california and the sierra. on the satellite image you can see another area of low pressure spinning off

of the coast. this weak low could bring some showers and even some isolated thunderstorms in the bay area late on thursday night and friday. thursday will be unseasonably cool again with partly cloudy skies and highs will and upper 60s. a chance of showers will develop late thursday night. showers are possible friday too with an isolated thunderstorm. high pressure will then begin to build in on saturday with warmer temperatures. offshore winds and much warmer weather is expected on sunday and monday. (pam) new tonight (pam) (pam) new tonight at 6. a significant shift for california senator dianne feinstein. she says.... she is no longer a supporter of the death penalty. senator feinstein says, she now believes, the death penalty is applied unequally --- and is not an effective deterrent to crime. feinstein ran for governor back in 1990 -- airing campaign ads which drew attention to her stance... as the only democratic backer of

capital punishment. her change of position on the issue .... comes as she runs for re-election against state senator kevin de leon. (ken) amazon wants to do a lot more than sell you products on line. it now wants to use facial recognition to track your movements... and sell that information. the privacy concerns many are expressing tonight. (pam) and hear from a man who survived one of the most bizarre injuries imaginable. he describes what happened, after he got hit by a flying lava bomb. (ken) and we're now hearing the desperate 911 calls that were made after a mountain lion attack. a man's pleas to help his friend.

officials have released the 9-1-1 calls made during a deadly cougar attack in washington state. (ken) a mountain biker desperately tried to get rescuers to help his friend, who was later killed by the animal. patrick quinn has the story. natsot / 911 call: "i got attacked by a mountain lion my friend is up there."you can hear the distress in the 9-11 call from isaac sederbaum, after he and s-j brooks were attacked by a cougar natsot / 911 call:"i'm so worried about my friend," the two were mountain biking near snoqualmie saturday.isaac ran to find service. at one point he handed the phone over to a passerby who talked to dispatchers. natsot / 911 call: "is he conscious right now? he's conscious, yeah, he's got some pretty serious lacerations on his face and head."32-year-old seattle cyclist s-j brooks was killed in the attack. wildlife crews, including brian kertson, rushed to the scene and killed the cougar. shown in the middle, kertson has studied

cougars for nearly 20 years he told me the 3-4 year old male cougar was 30,40 up to 80 pounds underweight when it attacked. brian kertson, state dept. of fish and wildlife: "most of the ones that i have seen that have looked like this they were dead."kertson has tagged nearly 200 cougars, even recently focusing on this stretch near snoqualmie and north bend. but he says this cougar was different. it came back after the two mountain bikers initially fought it off. brian kertson, state dept. of fish and wildlife: "the determination and the persistence and the aggressiveness of this cat was exceptionally unusual." extremely rare but very real for sederbaum. natsot: "hurry it hurts."patrick quinn, reporting / standup:"and the body of that cougar was taken to pullman today where it's undergoing a necropsy, an autopsy for an animal, and that's where experts are trying to determine if a disease or potentially an injury could have led this cougar to viscously attack. near snoqualmie, patrick quinn, komo news." (ken) that was patrick quinn

reporting. sederbaum survived the attack and he is now in stable condition. (pam) amazon's facial recognition technology is getting a lot of attention ... for privacy concerns. dozens of organizations signed a letter to jeff bezos saying, the tech giant's marketing of this technology to police officers.... can mean people could be identified and tracked in real time, whether they are involved in crimes.... or not .. david rogers, the executive director of the american civil liberties union of oregon ... compares the potential use of this technology ... to the n-s-a's collection of people's phone records. and he says, use of the technology will grow faster than the ability to regulate it. (pam) it is unclear how many law enforcement agencies have

purchased "rekognition," but amazon's list of customers shows... the "washington county sheriff's office" in oregon, as one of them. more than 40 organizations signed a letter to jeff bezos... urging amazon to take rekognition off the table for governments ..... saying it is a threat to american communities and freedom. there has not yet been an official response from amazon. let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with drizzle at the coast. low clouds never fully cleared and are ready to return again tonight. the doppler continues to show dozens of lightning strikes across northern california and the sierra. on the satellite image you can see another area

of low pressure spinning off of the coast. this weak low could bring some showers and even some isolated thunderstorms in the bay area late on thursday night and friday. thursday will be unseasonably cool again with partly cloudy skies and highs will be in the 50s and upper 60s. a chance of showers will develop late thursday night. showers are possible friday too with an isolated thunderstorm. high pressure will then begin to build in on saturday with warmer temperatures. offshore winds and much warmer weather is expected on sunday and monday.

(ken) ground has officially been broken on a one billion dollar development project in the city of alameda. today, city and county leaders celebrated the new mixed-use development planned for the former naval air station at alameda point. kron four's philippe djegal

reports the project includes affordable housing. (philippe) since last month... twelve buildings sitting on what's called site-a in alameda point have either been prepared for demolition or retrofitting. that's to make way for the 68-acre development coming to the former naval air station. bruce dorman/developer- "it's a longtime in coming." bruce dorfman is the lead for alameda point partners... the group of developers who plan to turn this area into 800 units of housing... 200 of them offered at below market rate to alameda teachers, school employees and low income families. the project also includes 600-thousand square feet of commercial space... 15 acres of parks and open public space... and, 10-million dollars in funding for a new ferry terminal.bruce dorman/developer- "that provides a direct connection to downtown san francisco, and we think that's going to be a game-changer as well, for both, uh, other employers, as well as people that live here at alameda point." and, in addition to housing and retail space... this project is expected to bring 25-hundred construction jobs to this area. jennifer ott/city of alameda- "the city brings the land, the developer brings the money and the expertise, and together, we form a partnership that really maximizes the chances

for success for, um, a successful development." at the groundbreaking ceremony wednesday... local leaders talked about how deeply personal this project is to them... and, why it's so important for the city.malia vella/vice mayor- "my grandfather worked out here, my grandmother worked out here and i wanna make sure that this area continues to thrive and bring jobs and housing to the bay area." the new ferry terminal could be ready to start service in 20-20. and, the first phase of housing units may be available a year later. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) lyft is about to invest 100- million dollars. we'll tell you how the san francisco based ride sharing company is planning to spend that money. (ken) and new concerns about teens and pot. what parents should know as young people smoke stronger and stronger marijuana.

(pam) with the legalization of adult recreational marijuana, there is a growing concern about the affect it is having on adolscents....... kron4's maureen kelly spoke with a psychologist and addiction specialist .... who is seeing a distrubing trend among some of her young patients who use cannabis.. the majority of them are using cannabis at a variety of levels but the majority of them are using cannabisdr chanda rankin is the chief clinical officer at a teen rehabilation center in the north bay . her biggest concern is that there are a lot of pot strains out there is being cultivated with much higher levels of t-h-c, the psychoactive element in the plant that gets users high. the levels of thc in cannabis today even compare to cannabis 510 years ago and massively different then the thc levels that people were smoking in the 70s and 80s. she says

those elevated levels can have very serious consequences... they're taking ingesting so much more but they're getting sick they're getting nauseous they end up having psychosis or hallucinations they end up in the er they end up in the er in emergency are there passed out from primarily from cannabis maybe some other substances are mixed in there but the problem is that the thc levels are so high there causing the kids to get ill sometimes leaving them to bomb it you can choke on your own vomit the danger is real she says use can have a negitive impact on a teen's developing brain.if you have a predisposition to a mental health have that much thc in your system it's a very high possibility that you can open the door to a significant mental health problem that may not have been opened at that juncture or if ever the likelihood of experiencing anxiety significant depression later have used a fair amount of cannabis as an adolescent so. so in some cases the (pam) new information on what caused the deaths of two whales found in the bay area in recent days. experts say, there's one thing in common with both deaths. (ken) a hawaii man says he's glad to be alive... after he was hit by a lava bomb. coming up next... hear why he says he was willing to lose his leg.

(lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. 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

say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. (grant) breaking news tonight. at least two people have been injured after a tour bus caught fire in san francisco. this happened just before 5 o clock. the tour bus was on columbus avenue near

broadway... in the heart of north beach... when the fire broke out. the fire department says two adults have been taken to the hospital. at least one of them had smoke inhalation... both are expected to be ok. the fire ok.expected to be ok. the fire ok. the fire department is advising people to avoid the area.

we we are hearing from the man injured a few days ago by a flying 'lava bomb' in hawaii... he's one of the many people living near the erupting kilauea volcano...who'd been trying to dodge the chunks of molten rock.. catherine heenan is here with an update on how he's doing.. (catherine) reporters reporters talked to darryl clinton last friday....after spotting him checking two properties - armed only with a hose and a fire extinguisher.. lava bombs were flying into the air and landing only a few feet away. but darryl said he wanted to keep an eye on the homes of two friends.. the very next day after this video was shot -- he says a bowling-ball-sized chunk of lava hit him in the leg... darryl clinton/ injured by lava bomb: the most forceful impact i've ever had on my body in my life and i've been hit by big waves and various things. that was just incredibly powerful and hot.

it burned. the doctors did an amazing job. i can't believe they put it back together. i thought it was - i just wanted to live. i didn't care if they cut my leg off down there or not not the lava snapped bones in his leg and darryl's already had two surgeries. he's expected to recover. a reporter had asked him - before the injury - whether he should be hanging around such a dangerous spot.. darryl claims he has no regrets about helping to save the homes... pam and ken? (ken)the man who was the target of a 9-1-1 call for bbq-ing with his family in an east bay park, is now being recommended to serve on that city's parks and recreation advisory committee. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke

with the city leader who made the recommendation. and has the exclusive reaction from the man's wife who recorded the video of that now infamous 9-1-1 call sot sot

we make clear that we are a city that does not tolerate racial profiling">oakland city councilmember rebecca kaplan is behind the kenzie smith parks and rec advisory commission recommendation sot smith's nomination has to go through at least one adminstrative procedural hearing before coming to the full city vote which would not happen for at least a month from right now...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (ken)(pam) time now for a look at today's other top stories. here in san jose the domestic violence charges against the 4ers reuben foster have been

dismissed. foster had no comment late wednesday after the judge in the case ruled their was no evidence to back up a claim by foster's former girlfriend elissa ennis that he had beaten her. last week ennis testified that she lied to police to get back at foster because they were breaking up. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news. lawrence karnow: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with kron4news. fladeboe kron4news.

lawrence karnow: it was another day of low clouds and fog and below normal temperatures, highs today were only in the 50s and 60s. it was also very wet with drizzle at the coast. low clouds never fully cleared and are ready to return again tonight. the doppler continues to show dozens of lightning strikes across northern california and the sierra. on the satellite image you can see another area of low pressure spinning off of the coast. this weak low could bring some showers and even some isolated thunderstorms in the bay area late on thursday night and friday. thursday will be unseasonably cool again with partly cloudy skies and highs will be in the 50s and upper 60s. a chance of showers will develop late thursday night. showers are possible friday too with an isolated thunderstorm. high pressure will then begin to build in on saturday with warmer temperatures. offshore winds and much warmer weather is expected on sunday and monday. (ken) new tonight at 6. san

francisco based ride share company lyft is investing 100- million dollars to open new driver hubs... and keep existing hubs open longer. the company already has hubs in 15 cities, including one in san francisco. under the proposal announced today... 30 more will be added. the operating hours of existing hubs will also increase to up to 70 hours a week. hubs serve as gathering places for drivers that offer vehicle maintenance, coffee, bathrooms, and career support. (pam) the two whales that appeared in the bay area last week .... died due to human- related causes. officials from the marine mammal center said today, the fin whale found near jack london square in oakland friday, died after being hit by a ship... it was a 45-foot, young, female that lost a lot of blood. and the gray whale found in marin county, also on friday, died after being extremely entangled. officials say, she was a 36-foot adult...

and suffered wounds around the back of her neck.... and both front flippers. she also had two cuts on the right side, and multiple skull fractures consistent with a ship propeller. (ken) it's an age old question between the sexes: who's better at directions? men or women? a new scientific study has the answer. a new study out of

u-c santa barbara claims, men are more efficient navigators than women. the researchers cite evidence that men are more likely to take shortcuts.... while women tend to stick with routes they are familiar with.(ken) two experiments with around 70 participants sent both men and women through digital environments with varying parameters and analyzed their navigation strategies.(pam) the study's authors raised the possibility .... that men were more accustomed to navigating through digital environments, as they spend more time playing video games. (ken) metallica drummer lars ulrich was at the sf-marin food bank in san francisco today to take part in a day of service for metallica fans nationwide.(pam) it was the first day of service following the formation of the "all within my hands" foundation, a metallica- backed foundation that encourages volunteerism. (ken) around 80 metallica fans were in attendance at the event today, helping to sort and pack food while listening to metallica.

in sports... there was big n-f-l off-the-field news both on the national and local fronts... and the warriors... likcing their wounds and heading to houston... gary will tell you what went wrong in game four... and have all the sports... coming up

it looks like reuben foster is in the clear... a judge has ruled that san francisco 49ers linebacker reuben foster will not have to stand trial on domestic violence charges after the accuser recanted her allegations at a preliminary hearing. judge nona klippen said that prosecutors didn't meet the burden of probable cause... that the evidence against foster was insufficient foster was also charged with felony possession of an assault weapon after a rifle was found in his home by investigators... that charge was reduced to a misdemeanor. it looks like foter will rejoin the 49ers... who starting offseason activites this week... tomorrow here is a statement from team general manager john lynch (wipe to fullscreen) "the organization is aware the domestic violence

charges against reuben foster were dismissed earlier today... as a result, he will have the opportunity to rejoin the team tomorrow... it has been made clear to reuben..." "that his place on this team is one that must continue to be earned... we will continue to monitor the remaining misdemeanor charge." the nfl has a new policy regarding players not standing for the national anthem... the owners approved a policy that permits players to stay in the locker room during the "the star- spangled banner"... but requires them to stand if they come to the field... the rule was passed without any discussions with the nfl players association... which said it will challenge any part of the new policy that violates the collective bargaining agreement. the vote was technically unanimous... although 49ers owner jed york abstained... today york said he wants the team to take on a more all- encoupassing policy(sot: jed york)

the the warriors are off to

houston... this morning the team boarded their charter... game five will be in houston tomorrow night... the team will practice there tonight last night the rockets gave the warriors there first playoff loss at home in 17 games... the last beng game 7 on the 2016 nba finals the series is now tied at 2 games a piece... game 6 will be in oakland saturday...nd if necessary game 7 back in houston monday...(wipe to 4th quarter meltdown) last night... after scoring 34 points in the thirs quarter to take a 10 point lead... the warriors only managed 12 in the 4th... as houston came back to win 95-92 golden state shot only 3-of-18 in the 4th quarter... their worst-shooting of the

year... the rockets more than doubled them up with 25 points the team was a bit shorthanded... with andre iguodale out with a knee contusion... and klay thompson hobbled with as knee strain he sustained earier in the game... after the game steve kerr said fatigue was a major factor...(sot: kerr)

the middle ball brother is getting a workout with the warriors... li'angelo ball... brother of the lakers lonzo and son of outspoken lavar... will get a private workout with the warriors... he also has workouts scheduled with his brother's team... the lakers... as well as te clippers ball was not invited to the nba scouting combine once he declared for the draft and returned home from lithuania.... instead he participated in the pro basketball combine in bradenton, florida at the pro basketball combine... ball interviewed with the thunder and suns. the giants...wrapping up their two-game set in houston. --not a good day for

bruce bochy's club. bottom 4th-- giants up 1-zip... yuli gurriel...hits a pop fly to right...should be a can of corn...but andrew mccutchen completely misses the ball. costly error that allows carlos correa to sprint home. astros tie the game at 1- all. --next inning, houston's bats working... george springer...tees off on jeff samardzija..with a deep homer to left. astros win 4-1. (pam) 1. (pam) a popular (pam) (pam) (pam) a popular spot for people moving out of the bay area is the 'up and coming' city of austin... where the only thing hotter than the weather... is the housing market. after the break...we'll show you just how much home you can get... for under 700- thousand dollars, in one of

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they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. for the past two days.. we have been taking you across the country to look at houses that cost about $750 -thoudand dollars... (ken)that was the median price of a home in the bay area in februrary. prices since then have gone up to more than 800-thousand. some people are leaving the bay area to get more house for the same amount of money.(pam)

tonight reporter sidney benter takes us to the 'up and coming' hipster enclave of austin, texas. ápkgásotá(sydney benter, reporter)"welcome to austin, texas.. the best place to live in the country according to u.s. news and world report.it gets points for quality of life and affordability... so let's see what you can get for more than $700k in the live capitol music capitol of the world.ásot(voice of ted smith, realtor)"it's always been a desirable neighborhood. :55 very close to downtown so it has incredible proximity." just a mile from the statehouse.. in the travis heights neighborhood.. we find a contemporary, detached 18- hundred square foot home nestled in a wooded cul-de-sac. here.. the views grow on trees.ásot(ted smith, realtor, west austin properties)"if you walk into the living room, you get this vaulted ceiling, two story high with these walls of windows all the way up and these stunning views." the home was built three years ago. the paint still smells fresh and the appliances shine. ásot(reporter) "the floors - concrete."(ted smith, realtor) "polished concrete floors. very easy to take care of." upstairs are three bedrooms and two full baths. the master bath has a sliding door to maximize space. the bathroom is nice and all.. but the real piece de resistance is up another flight of stairs. ásot(ted smith, realtor) "this

magnificent 360 degree view that we've got."(reporter) "oh, wow!" a 530 square foot rooftop deck. up in the trees.. seemingly away from it all.. except you're really not.ásot(ted smith, realtor)"just hop down the street, turn right, you go down to congress avenue and you're in the middle of everything and you can head straight downtown from there if you don't want take the expressway, which you shouldn't. you should never get on the expressway in austin!" 10:49:06 in austin, i'm sydney benter. ((ken)) sydney benter. in austin, i'm 10:49:06 in austin, i'm sydney benter. ((ken))a well known candy maker..has a new owner.the new england confectionary company...makes necco wafers and those sweethearts conversation hearts you see on valentine's day.today the ohio- based spangler candy company

paid 18 -point-8-3 million dollars to aquire the company in bankruptcy court. spangler...makes dum dums lollipops.the new england confectionary company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last month, citing competition from multinational candy makers.

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