and i'm grant lode it happened this afternoon at san lorenzo high school. police say the student had the handgun in his possession when they took him into custody. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san lorenzo tonight with the details. dan? tense moments for san lorenzo high school students tuesday around 12-45 a student told administrators a fellow student had a loaded handgun in his backpacksot sgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office 09-17but with the end of the period approaching, officers wanted to prevent the bell ringing and students including the one with the gun from entering the hallways so they called for a lockdown.sot miriama filimigo/freshman 29-36sotsheriff's officials say in the 16 year old boy's backpacked this glock 9 millimeter handgun loaded with 12 rounds. what the student planned to do with the gun is unknownsotas the school day ended students started to find

out that a student brought a loaded handgun on campus

(vicki) a mother's anger and promise to seek justice for her son fatally shot by san francisco police. this as others call for san francisco's district attorney, to resign following his

decision not to prosecute officers involved in the mario woods death case. kron four's terisa estacio reports on what some are now demanding. gwen woods - "i have been saying to self, how am i going to live without this kid." with tears streaming down her face, gwen woods.. pledged to keep fighting for justice. her son, shown here in this cell phone video fatally shot by several san francisco police officers. woods. "anyone see that video tape and said reasonable, has no soul, no compassion. this group on the steps of the hall of justice in san francisco strongly reacting to district attorney george gascon recent announcement - he would not seek criminal prosecution against the officers involved in the fatal confrontation with woods. he said in a news conference last week that the officers acted in self defense and th had reasonable justification to shoot woods. at the time of the incident in december 2015, woods was armed with a knife. felicia jones. "no more da got to go." now, calls for da gascon to vacate his job based on his decision. and there was tough talk from attorney john burris. he is

representing woods family and another family who also has a relative fatally shot by police. there will be no prosecution in that case as well. john burris. he clearly did not have the courage, it was wrong. gwen woods. this is not an agenda, this is my life. never forget his name, mario woods. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news. (grant)

(grant) another big story we are following tonight... a teenager is in critical condition after he and two other boys were attacked with hammers during a sleepover. it happened in aptos...a peaceful seaside town near santa cruz.. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from the santa cruz county sheriff's office with the latest on the investigation. rob? (rob live) the sheriff's office says the one person who may know the most about what happened can't tell them anything right now becausehe is fightng for his life in the hospital. let's take a closer look at what happened. it was about 1:40 a.m. on monday when several masked men entered this home on monte vista drive in aptos and assaulted three teenagers. they were attacked with hammers says sheriff's sgt. brian cleveland.sgt. brian

cleveland/santa cruz county sheriff's office "....two of the victims were sleeping at the time of the attack, one victim, a 17year-old, is still in critical condition, he was taken to a trauma center while the other the other twowere treated and released..."no one answered the door at the home where the teenagers, two of whom are 16 years old, are said to have been attacked as theyslept in the garage. some items were stolen. neighbors are shocked by the violence. bud lux/neighbor "...just the brutality of it was a surprise, the fact that it happened and then when you hear the details of what happened, it's pretty scary stuff..."others in the usually peaceful aptos hills neighborhood offtrout gulch road have been sharing stories about strange cars comng and going at all hours and that the assault on the teenagers is somehow drug related.sgt. brian cleveland/sheiriff's office ".....thats one thing we're looking into, we don't know if it was a a personal attack for stealing some items

but we're looking into all aspects of this but the boys medical condition is such that we haven'y been able to get much information at this point...." (rob live) it was not made available but investigators have some grainy surveillance video of a vehicle leaving the scene but they cannot determine the make and moel of the car. the assailants are described as men between the ages of 18 and 20.live in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) in the north bay...

police in petaluma say a rise in property crimes and the growing opiod crisis go hand- in-hand. ahead of a community crime meeting tonight... kron four's philippe djegal talks to police about an alarming trend officers have noticed in recent months. (philippe) in the city of petaluma... police lieutenant ron klein says property crimes so far this year are up five-percent compared to this same period last year. that's petty thefts, auto and home burglaries... he says assaults are up too.lt. ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "and, a lot of that's fueled by an increase in narcotics use." klein says it's been a month since all petaluma police officers were outfitted with the anti-opiod medication narcan to combat the drug problem. petaluma valley hospital says it has treated more people for prescription

drug overdoses this year... than it had it in the previous five years combined. lietenant klein says police are also seeing a steady rise in heroin abuse.lt. ron klein/petaluma police- "they're looking for anything that, either money or anything that they can sell to get the money so that they can purchase the narcotics." in 2009... the petaluma police departent had 77 officers. but because of budget cuts, that number is do to 64. that combined with the negative affects of prop-47... which passed in 2014, downgrading drug possession charges from felonies to misdemeanors... lietenant klein says it's been tough to tackle crime.lt. ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "on any given time, the most officers we have at anytime on our streets is between six and seven officers and that's at the most. and for a city of 60,000 people and 14 square miles, you can't be everywhere. and so what we always ask people is if you see something suspicious, in your neighborhoods or around schools, or anything downtown, that doesn't look right, if you're driving through there, to give us a calla and we'll send officers out to look at it, cuz, if we have 60,000 pair of eyes out there, its a whole lot more effective than

just 64." the police department will be discussing these crime trends with the community at a town hall meeting here at mary collins school at cherry valley. that's scheduled for 6-30. in petaluma, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) the suspected golden state killer was in court this morning. the hearing was to discuss how much information relating to the case should be released to the public. 72-year-old joseph deangelo walked into the courtroom today and appeared to listen attentively. his demeanor was in stark contrast with his previous appearance where he was in a wheelchair, looking dazed and scruffy. deangelo was arrested last month and charged with murder in the 1978 killings of katie and brian maggiore. authorities believe he is behind 12 deaths and at least 50 rapes that happened in california in the 1970's and 80's. (grant) coming up-- the warriors are headed to the

n-b-a finals for the 4th year in a row. mark carpenter is in studio to preview thursday's matchup against the cavaliers. (vicki) plus-- if you want a late night cup of joe from starbucks-- you're out of luck.. as starbucks stores are closed for racial sensitivity training. (grant) plus after the break-- a sight to see along the coast as thousands of jellyfish take over popular beaches. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. 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 a natural phenomenom is

playing out on linda mar beach in pacifica. the sand at the popular surfing spot is littered with thousands of jellyfish. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a local expert about why this is happening. beachgoers need to watch where they step on the sand of linda mar beach right now.because these little gelantinous critters are everywhere. surfers say there are even more out in the water. they're all over the beach and there tons in the water you can't paddle without hitting 10 jellyfish they're everywhere people who came out here to cool off from the inland heat are marvelling at the sight. it's a little freaky and a little exciting at the same time this mom and her budding scientist have collected some to discent them and learn more about the sea creatures. i think it's kind of sad because all them died also but also very interesting the executive

director of marine science institute says these are moon jellies...which are very common around the world. they can travel in the millions in groups referred to as blooms. but having so many blown up on shore here is not common. she can only remember it happening a few times this century. she says it's natural phenomemon that has nothing to do with global warming. because jellies are not swimmers like fish didn't they can't swim against the current so they just float so when you get the onshore occurrence and the onshore winds combining you get these blooms of jellies and i'm sure they can't swim to get away biggest get loaded onto the beach the good news is that this is a very benign species of jellyfish...they don't have the kind of toxins in their tentalces that will cause severe pain if they sting you out in the water....in fact most people who get stung may not even feel it.maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) new video just in to our newsroom. the stage being

set at oracle arena... the site of games 1 and 2 of the nba finals. you see all the trappings and decoratoins going up. by this time tomorrow, that place will be filling up. (vicki) this is always a great subject to talk about-- warriors basketball. dub nation...ecstatic today....as the champs are going back to the finals for the 4th year in a row. (grant) it's great subject to talk about once yoget to the third quarter...when once again last night...the warriors unleashed a steph curry led shooting clinic that changed the entire tenor of the game. the warriors beat the rockets...now it's a finals matchup with lebron and the cavaliers... for the fourth straight year. mark carpenter joins us to revisit a wild game 7.

the rockets the rockets pushed this warriors team to territory never seen before since kevin durant has been around. but down the stretch, golden state relied on its championship talent and experience. here's a look at the kings of the western conference landing back in the bay area early this morning. the rookie jordan bell...holding up the trophy coming off the plane. that was just hours removed from a whirlwind game 7... it didn't look good early when houston led by 15 in the first half. out of the break, all warriors... steph curry with another flurry...and finished with 29 points, 10-dimes and 9 rebounds. kevin durant led all scorers with 34-points. golden state outscored houston 33-15 in the 3rd...and the rockets were 7 of 44 from three. coach kerr...explainin coach kerr...explaining what was

running through his mind going into halftime. reporter:what was your confidence level at that point? "i was thinking of resigning. that was my first thought. i walked in at halftime and said, i don't even recognize this team. we've been together for four years. i didn't recognize the group we were seeing, but sometimes you forget. game 7 you get some nerves and there's so much nervous energy, but it was really, i don't know how else to describe it. it was a bizarre half.""we talked about it leaving this building after game 5, this was a part of our story that we hadn't been through before. our backs against the wall, not having homecourt vantage, needing to win two games to keep ourselves alive and this is a true testament to how hard it is to get to the finals. how hard it is to have a chance to play for a championship." "it means the world to me. i don't really wanna be interviewed. i wanna go turn up. i really wanna go have some fun, but you interrupting my moment. thank y'all for doing this, steph klay...i wanna go have some fun. i don't wanna talk to you anymore."reporter: hold on, remember this date in nba history. the day nick young didn't wanna be interviewd. the golden state warriors are champions of the west."

and now all attention turns to the cavaliers. part 4 of their finals showdown. game one in the best of 7 series is thursday night at oracle arena. tip-off at 6:00. game two is sunday night. then the series goes to cleveland for games 3 and 4. and then game 5 is back at oracle if necessary. tickets for game 1 go on sale to the general public tonight at 6:00. and the odds are overwhelmingly pointing golden state's way. the warriors...minus 1000 favorites to win the series...making them the largest finals favorites in 16 years. (anchor) (anchor) taking a live

look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s

and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again. (vicki) violent crash in the south bay. and you won't believe who was behind the wheel. (grant) plus-- thousands of starbucks stores closed their doors to customers today-- as

employees undergo racial bias training. hear from people who say they think it's a step in the right direction.

(grant) tonight, starubucks has closed thousands of stores nationwide... for anti-bias training. this comes after the arrest of two black men at a philadelphia starbucks last month. kron 4's will tran reports. customers still flocked to starbucks in the morning but in the afternoonthe coffee gian shut its doors to open their employees minds in the form of anti bias training. customers don't say it's a good start(willie waters/customer-obviously this is something they thought about long and hard, that they decided to go ahead with this training)the training is the company's reaction after two black men were arrested in philadelphia last month after they asked to use the restroom before buying coffee.their arrests sparked international outrage with many claiming the company was racist for even calling the police believing had they been white it would have been a problem this lady says the company's decision to train 175-thousand employees across the country should have been done long ago

(angelique rosales/customer-i mean to be honest about it i think they're doing this to sweep it under the rug and hope it just goes away)this man wasn't as critical saying if the training helps moving forward then he's all for it(i think it will have benefits and if it helps the situation and stop bias then that's good) (will even though the stores could reopen for business after the training many like this one in hayward have decided to close for the rest of the day and reopen tomorrow.in the meantime starbucks says their bathrooms are available to the public even if you don't buy a cup of coffee from them.in hayward will tran kron 4 news (vicki) next at 5:30... the

laa volcano is still erupting in hawaii.. and now lava is seeping into the ocean. (grant) plus-- a man turns himself in after police say he's the person who violently robbed a 93-year old woman in concord...breaking her hip. and today he says he is not guilty.

(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) the man accused of injuring a 93- year-old woman during a violent robbery-- has pleaded not guilty. the robbery happened at the bank of america in concord back on may 18th. police say 29- year-old otto halafihi kicked the woman to the ground before stealing her purse, and her caretakers purse. halafihi turned himself halafihi turned himself in just days after the attack. police say he is also accused of robbing a lowes home improvement store in fremont earlier this month. halafihi is now facing robbery and elder abuse charges-- but has pleaded not guilty to those charges. (grant) in the east bay... a 5-thousand dollar reward is now being offered for information that leads to an arrest in a dog abuse case. three puppies have been found severely abused. two german shepherd puppies were found in

a pile of trash in oakland over the weekend. one dog's foot was cut off. the other shepherd's other's jaw was broken ... and and that little girl is fighting for her life....really struggling to eat or drink. a third husky puppy was found yesterday...in the same trash heap...also suffering from a broken jaw. all dogs have been taken in by rocket dog rescue. (vicki) in the south bay... a stolen car full of teens ended in a dangerous crash and the áá13-year-old driver... was taken into custody. it happened last night after officers tried to pull over the stolen car in san jose.. and the young driver took off. the stolen honda then crashed with a truck head on shortly after. two other teen passengers tried to run away... but were stopped by officers. another 13-year-old passenger was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver of the truck is expected to be ok. the 13-year-old driver of the honda was trapped in the car but is also going to recover.

icfficials in santa clara county are warning people that the warm at can result in increased mosquitoes and ticks. they say people need to be diligent in inspecting and maintaining their properties along with checking themselves and their pets. to keep mosquitoes away, officials say you should get rid of standing water around your home. that includes pet water bowls... bird baths and water from potted plants. (grant) in the north bay... sonoma county deputies are looking for a man who crashed a stolen car and then fled on foot. investigators say a deputy tried to stop a speeding black honda civic that drove through a stop sign in windsor this afternoon. the driver then crashed into a tree stump on porter creek road. he then took off on foot into the forest. deputies found an injured woman in the honda and she was treated for minor injuries. the suspect is wanted on multiple charges. lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s

inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again. (vicki) happening now... police are looking for a scooter thief in san francisco.

the robbery happened yesterday around 6-45 p-m near larkin and hemlock streets. police say the victim was riding his scooter when the suspect used his dog to push the man off. officers say the thief then took off on the scooter. the victim was injured but did not go to the hospital. (vicki) a woman is injured after a shooting in san francisco's pac heights policere still looking for ght the gunman. it happened friday afternoon on california street. officers say the victim and suspect supposedly got into an argument leading to the suspect shooting her. police say the man then took off running and responding officers were unable to locate him. the victim was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries. (grant) a big story we have been tracking for weeks... the kilauea volcano is still erupting and now are are getting a closer look at the lava seeping into the ocean. scott mclean has the latest. --looklive as follows--you can see from this vantage

point just how much lava kilauea has pumped down into the ocean.all of this black rock along the coastline, that is brand new lava created just over the past couple of weeks. and you can see the lava continues to ooze down into the ocean. geologists say that the rate has actually slowed over the past couple of days but it is still coming down at a decent rate where we are. and you can see these white plumes that are going up. that is something called lava haze or laze. it is a potentially deadly mixture of gases, hydrochloric acid, tiny bits of glass, and of course the steam that's created as the lava hits the ocean and look which direction the wind is going back on shore creating potentially more air quality issues for the people in this area. now because the danger of this laze, there are marine restrictions in this area. we have to stay about 100 yards offshore. other boats have to stay much further than that. but the real story is actually beyond our vantage point in the leilani estates neighborhood and the areas surrounding it where old fissures have reactivated sending new lava into the sky at some points shooting 200 feet up into the air and sending lava onto parts of streets that simply have not seen it before. there have been more than 80 structures destroyed by kilauea already. about half of those are homes

and the people who live here simply do not know when this will end. scott mclean cnn off the coast of hawaii. (vicki) the trump administration is under scrutiny for reports that a growing number of immigrant children are being separated from their families at the border... and the president is blaming democrats for the growing problem. alexandra limon reports from washington, that democrats say the problem was created solely by this administration. president trump says democrats are to blame for children being separated from their families at the border... the president says it's because democrats refuse to close loopholes in immigration law. philip wolgin / managing director for immigrion policy, center for american progressthis is crazy, i think any of the arguments that i've heard from the administration so far of why the have to separate children from their parents are bogus on their face.philip wolgin with the

center for american progress says the policy of separating kids from their parents was created by trump administration.philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressas far back as march 2017 then dhs secretary john kelly talked about we need to separate families to deter people from coming.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsin a phone briefing, trump administration officials including senior advisor stephen miller blamed loopholes included in us asylum laws ---and as a result of us supreme court decisions. this was deputy immigration director thomas homan testifying in congress last week....thomas homan / ice deputy directorthese policies ultimately encourage more parents to subject themselves and their children to dangerous criminal smuggling organizations.last month attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero tolerance policy for people crossing the border illegally.philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressany parent who comes here we're going to take their children from them. this was attorney general jeff sessions saying it straight out. democrats say if republicans want to change immigration laws.. .republicans are in control of both chambers of congress. they should get busy. in washington alexandra limon.

(grant) coming up.. a sudden loss leaves dozens of rescued dogs looking for new homes.. once again. we'll tell you how you can help. (vicki) and after the break-- the new reboot of roseanne is already being taken off the air. the racist rant that caused a-b-c to pull the plug.

the hit reboot of "roseanne" is no more. the move comes after the show's biggest star, roseanne barr, sent a racist tweet this morning. hours later, a-b-c released a statement saying "roseanne's twitter statement is abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values, and we have decided to cancel her show." the cancellation comes just months after the show premiered to huge ratings. barr had apologized for the rant earlier in the day and said she was leaving twitter. actress sara gilbert tweeted that barr's comments "do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew or anyone associated with our show." barr is notorious for tweeting about pro-trump conspiracy theories and other controversial topics. the rant started when barr was responding to a comment about valerie jarrett, a top former

aide to president obama, who's not on the board at san francisco based lyft. (vicki) still ahead--- we already know home prices in the bay area are skyrocketing... but a new report says prices are hitting yet another record high.

the sudden death of a solano county woman has put dozens of senior dogs in search of a new home. kron 4's dan kerman visited the dogs at a san francisco rescue organization that has taken the dogs in. san francisco's muttville senior dog rescue is teaming with dogs following the sudden death last week of this woman marline mortensonsot sherri franklin/muttville senior dog rescue 09-17marline used to go to the shelter and pick up all the dogs that were going to be euthanized just because they were older.when marline died last week muttville agreed to her 28 senior dogs.. they are all looking for a new home.sot the dogs may be older, ages 7 to 14, but you'd never know it

from the looks of this afternoon walk and muttville is hoping dog lovers will see the advantage of adopting one of these instead of a puppy. sot sherri franklin/muttville senior dog rescueall of these dogs have lived with her, they are friendly, social, super sweet well cared fori can take them for a stroll instead of a hike, they sleep through the night , they love to cuddle, they're grateful , they're appreciative.in preparation for adoption or foster homes, muttville is thorough medical exams, and vaccines. muttville will also be advising prospective owners to make a plan for their dog, should something happen to them.sotput it in writing make a plan for your animals, you never know when you might go, i am sure marlene was planning to make a plan but there was not a plan.standup dan kerman/sf 133-140now if you feel you need cisco or one of marline's other dogs to complete your family they are having an adoptathon this saturday and sunday from 11-4 so you can come and check out the dogs for yourself. in san francsico, dan kerman, kron 4 news. (what are you looking at (lick and smile)149/std

(anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge. (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now

but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again. (catherine) we've been honoring again.above normal highs warming beautiful with highs warming above normal again.

(catherine) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area ... tonight - it's a south bay educator described as a 'treasure to his community'.... we're talking about mike nebesnick - of brownell middle school of brownell middle school in gilroy. mike teaches language arts and social studies to 6th graders.. his principal says he couldn't deserve the recognition more.. the family of one of his students says mike is caring, hard-working, and gives 100% every day....adding that he's often tutoring students before and after school...on his own time. parents say his demeanor and rapport with his students is always positive...and they consider themselves 'lucky' to have him guiding their children... if you know a special teacher you'd like to nominate - go to our website, kron-four-dot-com. click on 'features' -- then choose 'teacher of the week.' (vicki) some license plates in california are about

to go digital sacramento is the first us city to roll out a pilot program testing the new technology the digital plates use wireless technology and allow messages to be changed remotely the plates could report if the car has been stolen or display vital amber alert info if the dmv allows it, the plates could also show personal messages when the vehicle isn't in motion the plates are expected to sell for 700- dollars... plus a monthly fee of about $7. (grant) the bay area sets a new record. the median price for a home sold last month was 850-thousand dollars. that's up 20-thousand from the previous record set in march... according to "core logic." year-over-year... the median home price is up 100-thousand dollars. core logic says that while the area has experienced strong gains in home prices... part of the increase was due to a shift in the mix of homes sold. a higher share of sales happened

in mid- to high-priced areas. (vicki) the internet is buzzing over a new product from a luxury fashion house-- the tee-shirt-shirt can be pre-ordered right now on balenciaga's online store. it's two shirts for the price of one! you can opt to wear the short-sleeved shirt ...so the other shirt drapes in front of you... or you can don the long-sleeved shirt ...and wear the t-shirt kind of like a cape. the price? 12-hundred and ninety dollars! but, that does include free shipping! (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... local pools are getting ready for a busy summer season-- but there are some health risks you should know before diving in.

(vicki) with this unofficial start to summer now underway.... it also means pools are opening up for business. and those monitoring pools want to make sure health and safety are the top priority.(grant) lifeguards say one of the biggest issues-- is parents not watching their is parents not watching their kids in the pool. marievel santiago reports. we see a lot of parents not actually watching their children and want to emphasize to them that just because theris a lifeguard on duty... they still need to be supervised by a parent. though lifeguards are cpr and first aid certified... simpson says those are helpful tools for anyone out on a swim to know. and for parents... she

stresses limiting horseplay.... to try to avoid the child taking in too much water that could even be devastating much later.heather simpson//ymca aquatics director it doesn't really seem like it's a big deal at the moment.. but they can have a secondary drowning... which happens the next day...hygiene is another thing to always keep in mind. susan morris//health department environmental health the people need to bathe basically... before they get into the pool and not use that swimming pool as a bathtub. environmental administrator susan morris also says of course never use the restroom in the pool... and avoid drinking the pool water.susan morris//health department environmental healththat gets in the water and that can be transmitted and the diseases from that can be transmitted.... so it's really important that people are clean when they get into the pool. morris says you can get irritated eyes... skin rash and severe stomach pains if you.. or someone else in the water doesn't practice good hygiene.susan morris//health department environmental health if you think about e coli... the types of diseases that you could get from anything that could be transferred to food.... you can get from drinking the water as well.and though you're cooling off in the pool... simpson suggests you and your kiddos take frequent breaks.heather simpson//ymca aquatics director get out... give yourself some water... hydrate... maybe a snack to eat... so everyone

has a clean... safe and fun time this summer. (grant) that was marievel santiago reporting. just last week we told you about a new study that found between 2000 and 2014 -- more than 27- thousand people got sick from being in what they call "recreational water." and eight of them died.(vicki) nearly 500 separate "obreaksof pool-related diseases were cited... gastro-intestinal problems.. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) but we have much more news on the way ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ((ken))thank you grant and vicki...next at six...a 17 year-old boy is in critical condition tonightafter he was attacked with a hammer..in his own home.his two friends were injured as well.tonight the masked men behind the

attack...are still on the loose.we'll hear from shocked neighbors...coming up.plus, new tonight at six.the man accused of robbing two women, including a 93 year-old..and breaking her hip in the process, made his first court appearance today.the charges he now faces.((pam))plus, a warm day across the bay area, some places still hovering in the 90s!but things will start to cool back down.we've got your four zone forecast.((ken)) keep it here..kron 4 news at six is next.

(pam) a 17 - year old aptos teen is in critical condition tonight, after he and two other teenage boys were assaulted by someone with a

hammer.... during a sleepover in a usually peaceful seaside town. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, masked attackers assaulted the boys as they slept. it was about 1:40 a.m. on monday when several masked men entered this home on monte vista drive in aptos and assaulted three teenagers. they were attacked with hammers says sheriff's sgt. brian cleveland.sgt. brian cleveland/santa cruz county sheriff's office "....two of the victims were sleeping at the time of the attack, one victim, a 17year-old, is still in critical condition, he was taken to a trauma center while the other the other twowere treated and released..."no one answered the door at the home where the teenagers, two of whom are 16 years old, are said to have been attacked as theyslept in the garage. some items were stolen. neighbors are shocked by the violence. bud lux/neighbor "...just the brutality of it was a surprise, the fact that it happened and then when you hear the details of what happened, it's pretty scary

stuff..."others in the usually peaceful aptos hills neighborhood offtrout gulch road have been sharing stories about strange cars comng and going at all hours and that the assault on the teenagers is somehow drug related.sgt. brian cleveland/sheiriff's office ".....thats one thing we're looking into, we don't know if it was a a personal attack for stealing some items but we're looking into all aspects of this but the boys medical condition is such that we haven't been able to get much information at this point...." rob fladeboe/aptos "...it has not been made public but deputies say they arelooking at some grainy surveillance video of a car leavingthe scene but so far they have not been able to determine the make or model of that car...in aptos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (ken) developing news tonight out of the east bay. san lorenzo high school was locked down this afternoon after a student brought a loaded handgun to school. around 12:45, a student told school administrators that a fellow student had a loaded

handgun in his backpack. the school's resource officers were able to locate the student and lockdown the school while they detained the 16-year old without incident. however many of the students were understandibly shaken up.

himself in to authorities last week. he is also accused of robbing a fremont lowe's hardware store at gunpoint. (ken) the man suspected of being the golden state killer appeared in court this morning. the hearing was to discuss how much information relating to the case should be released to the public. 72-year-old joseph james deangelo walked into the courtroom today and appeared to listen attentively. his demeanor was in stark contrast with his first appearance where he was in a wheelchair, looking dazed and disheveled. deangelo was arrested last month and charged with murder in the 1978 killings of katie and brian maggiore. authorities believe he is responsible for 12 deaths and at least 50 rapes that happened in california from 1974 through 1986. (pam) some angry san franciscans are calling on the city's district attorney to resign. that's after the decision was made ánotá to prosecute the officers involved in the death of mario woods... today at a news conference... woods' mother promised to continue to seek justice for her son. kron4's terisa estacio was there.

gwen woods - "i have been saying to self, how am i going to live without this kid." with tears streamindown her face, gwen woods.. edd to keep fighting for justice. her son, shown here in this cell phone video fatally shot by several san francisco police officers. woods. "anyone see that video tape and said reasonable, has no soul, no compassion. this group on the steps of the hall of justice in san francisco strongly reacting to district attorney george gascon recent announcement - he would not seek criminal prosecution against the officers involved in the fatal confrontation with woods. he said in a news conference last week that the officers acted in self defense and they had reasonable justification to shoot woods. at the time of the incident in december 2015, woods was armed with a knife. felicia jones. "no more da got to go." now, calls for da gascon to vacate his job based on his decision. and there was tough talk from attorney john burris. he is representing woods family and another family who also has a relative fatally shot by police. there will be no prosecution in that case as well. john burris. he clearly did not have the courage, it was wrong. gwen woods. this is not an agenda, this is my life. never forget his name, mario woods. in sf, terisa

estacio kron four news. (ken) in the south bay... a stolen car full of teens ended in a crash and the

áá13-year-old driver... was taken into custody. it happened last night after officers tried to pull over the stolen car in san jose.. and the young driver took off. the stolen honda then crashed head on into a truck shortly after. two other teen passengers tried to run away... but were stopped by officers. another 13- year-old passenger was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver of the truck is expected to be ok. the 13-year-old driver of the honda was trapped in the car but is also going to recover. (ken) police in petaluma say a rise in property crimes and the growing opiod crisis go hand-in-hand. kron four's philippe djegal talks to police about an alarming trend officers have noticed in recent months. (philippe) prescription drug abuse and narcotics overdoses have become such a problem in the city of petaluma that as of just a month ago -- all patrol officers are now equipped with the anti-opiod medication narcan. lieutenant ron klein says no officer has had to use it yet... but it's not a matter of if they'll ever have to -- but when.lt.

ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "15 years ago, we saw very little to no heroin in petaluma and not much in all of sonoma county, and now because heroin is so incredibly cheap, uh we're seeing an increase in heroin usage as well." klein says, citywide, property crimes are up five-percent this year compared to the same period last year.lt. ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "one month the eastside might be hit more and the next month, it might be the westside." and, he says thieves are breaking into homes and cars, looking for stuff to steal and eventually sell for drugs... klein says with the summer months approaching... the problem may get worse before it gets better.lt. ron klein/petaluma police dept.- "you have kids that don't have to be in bed at a certain time. you don't have kids that are in school, so they have a lot of unattended time. more time to go find trouble to get into. so usually during the summer, we do see an uptick in things like that." the police department says budget cuts since 2009 have led to the elimination of its street imes unit -- which investigated drug-related incidents. there are also no school resource officers in petaluma. both contributing factors in the rise in property and drug-related crimes. in petaluma, philippe djegal,

kron four news. (pam) happening now. starbucks has closed more than 8-thousand stores nationwide... for anti- bias training. (ken) this comes after the arrest of 2 black men at a philadelphia store last month. grant lodes joins us now with reaction. (grant) most stores shut down for four hours starting at 2:30 this afternoon. some stores may re-open this evening, but others have shut down for the day. 175- thousand employees across the country are undergoing the training. starbucks instituded the training sessions after two black men were arrested in philadelphia last month after they asked to use the restroom without buying coffee. they were there, waiting to meet a business associate. their arrests sparked international

outrage with many claiming the company was racist for even calling the police believing had they been white it wouldn't have been a problem. starbucks founder howard shultz says closing for the training will cost the company tens of millions of dollars... but it is the right thing to do. (grant) customers reaction to the move was mixed today. some support the actions of the coffee giant... others feel like it's just a p-r stunt.

bathrooms will be open to the public... even if you don't make a purchase. a live look outside right now... (pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we

will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warmg above normal again. (ken) a bay area beach covered in a sea of jelly fish. we'll explain what's going on... and if there's any danger for beach goers. (pam) a cal basketball coach says, southwest airlines asked racist questions ... by demanding proof that she was the mother of her child. tonight... how the airline is responding. (ken) the southeast trying to clean up from the devastation of tropical storm alberto. more on how it

caused the deaths of two journalists covering the story.

(pam) hurricane season -- off to an early start this year -- as the first named storm made landfall in florida monday ... and the season does not officially begin until friday. (ken) sub-tropical storm alberto is being blamed for the deaths of two journalists in north carolina. nick valencia reports.

the southeast -- bracing for potentially life threatening flash flooding.alberto walloping the gulf coast on monday -- bringing heavy rain and strong winds. the storm's fury -- captured on video -- as this bridge in cuba was destroyed by a rising river. alberto claiming the lives of two journalists covering the storm in north carolina. news anchor mike mccormick for c-n-n affiliate w-y-f-f and photojournalist aaron smeltzer were killed monday when a tree fell on their suv. chief geoffrey tennant, tryon fire dept.: "it is a freak of nature. it's one of those things that you know it's gonna happen, or you can predict it may happen. but you don't know when."governor roy cooper warning that north carolina residents need to take the storm seriously -- as the governors of florida, alabama and mississippi issue states of emergency.nick valencia: "it's the first severe storm of the season here." jim sedlock: "yeah, it's kinda early. makes me weary of what's ahead."this -- as residents of ellicott city, maryland begin another daunting clean up effort -- after a different storm system caused historic flash flooding for the second time in two

years. police -- releasing this new drone video showing the level of destruction across the city. roads -- washed out. cars -- scattered among mud and debris. allan h. kittleman, howard county executive:"they're devastated as you can expect. they have gone through hell to get where they are today before this flood. and now they're facing it all again." (ken) (ken) that was nick valencia reporting. authorities also found the body of a missing national guardsman in a maryland river today. rescuers had been searching for 39-year old sergeant eddison hermond of the maryland army national guard since sunday. hermond, who was off duty, left a birthday party he was attending to help a woman rescue her cat when witnesses say he slipped into the patapsco river and was swept away. the patapsco river reached a record level this week as rain pounded the greater baltimore area. (pam) in hawaii ... lava continues to ooze down into the ocean .... creating a potentially deadly mixture of gases, hydrochloric acid, and tiny bits of glass...

called "laze"... or lava haze. marine restrictions are in effect... boats are not allowed to get too close to shore... however, this boat was able to get close enough to capture this video this morning. further inland, lava continues to erupt... spurting hundreds of feet in the air. at this point, nobody knows when the eruptions will end. (ken)beachgoers need to watch their step walking in the sands of linda mar beach. that's because thousands of jellyfish have washed up on shore.kron4's maureen kelly spoke to an expert who explains why this is happening. you might want to look twice before putting down your beach towel out on linda mar beach. because these little gelantinous critters are everywhere.surfers say there are even more out in the water. i've never seen it like this this is the most i've ever same this mom and her budding scientist have collected some to discent them and learn more about the sea creatures.they y there were even more out here yesterday. they were all

along thbeacand literally the entire beach was filled with them and then they were in the service well you could see them just darling the surf the executive director of marine science institute says these are moon jellies...which are very common around the world. they can travel in the millions in groups referred to as blooms. but having so many blown up on shore here is not common. she can only remember it happening a few times this century. she says it's natural phenomemon that has nothing to do with global warming.it happens because jellies are not able to swim against the current there plankton they just they're playing thomas their planktonic they just float with the current so when you get the wind blowing toward shore and the current coming ashore and went to bloom of them is coming by to get caught up in that and they get blown a sure without without the capability to swing back offthe good news is that this is a very benign species of jellyfish...they don't have the kind of toxins in their tentalces that will cause severe pain if they sting you out in the water....in fact most people who get stung may not even feel it.maureen kelly kron4 news.

let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the

upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again.

(pam) primary elections are right around the corner. and today is the last day to request a vote- by- mail ballot. anyone who cannot meet the deadline or vote in person, should authorize another person to pick up their ballot for them. ballots can be picked up from any city hall, library or election office. california residents can check their voter registration status.. and designated polling place... by going to their local county elections website.

(ken) a mother says she was forced to prove her son belonged to her before being allowed to board a flight. the latest from the east bay mom who says race had something to do with it. (pam) and did a c-h-p officer intentionally knock a biker off his motorcycle? what happened that led to this confrontation in southern california.

members of a southern california motorcycle club are outraged after a rider's encounter with a c-h-p officer. video of the incident appears to show the c-h-p cruiser knocking down the rider. chris holstrom has details. cell phone video with a glimpse of fallen brothers memorial ride. in it you see bikers waiting a red light in rancho cucamonga, when all of a sudden you hear police sirens.watch as they get further in the distance, cruiser pulls to the right, knocking the rider off his

bike. natsjose figueroa was there, he said that biker was riding in a pack and having issues with officer saying, he was being aggressive toward him. jose figueroa, witness: "he panicked, our brother panicked, he got out the way, he sped up to get out of way, and the cop chased him, we pulled to the liquor store and that's when he rammed him."in the video bikers rush over to their friend. at this point he is already hand cuffed by chp officer. nats: "you pushed him. you pushed him down. you struck him down with your bike, i have it on camera." desiree garcia is the biker's wife. desiree garcia, wife: "from what i saw on video, you know, i seen my husband's break lights going on and it looked like he was trying to pull over and the cop just hit him out of nowhere."her husband was taken to the hospital then jail.it could have been worse. desiree garcia, wife: "i could have lost my husband, i don't know what i would have done."the group now coming together, and taking legal action against chp.jose figueroa, witness: "a lot of people believe the cop used excessive force. he shouldn't have done that. he should have done that in a more proper manner."

(ken)that was chris holstrom reporting.for its part, the c-h-p says it is investigating. (pam) cal basketball coach lindsay gottlieb is upset ... when she tried to board a plane in denver sunday, a southwest airlines employee asked her to prove her bi-racial son was actually ... her son. the worker at the desk did not believe she was the mother of her child. even though gottlieb showed her son's passport, and his father was also present. the employee said, she was skeptical because gottlieb's last name is different than her son's. although, matching last names is not a requirement on domestic flights. gottlieb says, she thinks it is because his skin color is different than her childs'. she tweeted about her experience.. southwest respond to her directly ... apologized for the incident... and said it would be used as a coaching moment. here's her reaction...

statement from lindsay gottlieb: "while it was upsetting and emotional, i realize that this was just one day of my life where i was uncomfortable ....... and our family was made to feel "less than" ... whereas others face similar situations on a daily basis. i hope the coverage this has received... can serve as a learning opportunity and that all families - regardless of how "traditional" they may or may not look - are treated with dignity and respect." (ken) uber taking steps to make it easier to call for help from one of its cars. the motivation by the ride sharing company to make passengers feel safe. (pam) roseanne barr at the center of a national controversy. the latest on the cancellation of her popular tv show... over racist tweets. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. (pam)

(pam) roseanne barr returned to the world of sitcoms with a big hit!but that success was short- lived after her racist tweet ended her run.(ken)abc canceled the program in response to the social media post about a former obama aide.cnn's tom foreman takes a look at the fall-out. "muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby=vj"that is the tweet that sank a tv empire; roseanne's racist slam of former obama aide, valerie jarrett, came in the wee hours...and twitter erupted. roseanne quickly took it down,

and tweeted: "i apologize to valerie jarrett and to all americans. i am truly sorry for making a bad joke about her politics and her looks..." but the damage was done...co star, sara gilbert, said the comments were:"abhorrent...and do not reflect the beliefs of our cast and crew...this is incredibly sad and difficult." producer and comedian wanda sykes:"i will not be returning to @roseanneonabc."other obama staffers and some viewers called for a boycott, and abc called it quits..saying the tweet was "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values."(nat sound/roseanne clip)"you can't just stand on the front porch staring at your muslim neighbors.."since its return earlier this year, roseanne's hit show has engaged explosive topics - immigration, terrorism, religious and racial intolerance - with her character romping as a rabid conservative and supporter of president trump. he loved it... president trump:"look at roseanne. look at her ratings..// over 18 million people! and it was about us!'" but roseanne's support for the far right went beyond the studio, with attacks on gun control advocates; a particularly nasty comment about former u.n. ambassador susan rice; and a stab at former president clinton's daughter, calling her "chelsea soros clinton" - suggesting

she is married to the son of noted liberal billionaire, george soros. when chelsea clinton corrected her, while still complimenting soros, roseanne apologized, but then repeated a false claim that soros was a na. "were you aware of that? but, we all make mistakes, right chelsea?" brian stelter:"roseanne's tweets are frequently controversial but this time really became a wildfire because of just how racist and bizarre the comments were." so the network pulled the plug - the chief executive of disney, which owns abc tweeting: "there was only one thing to do here, and that was the right thing." (ken) that was tom (ken) (ken)that was tom (ken) (ken)that was tom foreman

reporting.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in santa cruz, a 17 year old aptos teen is in critical condition after he was allegedly attacked with a hammer. the sheriff's office says he and two otherteenage boys were assaulted with a hammer byseveral masked men who entered their home on monte vista drive early monday. investigators are saying little about a possbile motive for the attack but neighbors suspect the violence is drug related. inaptos rob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: it was another nice

day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast.

much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again. (ken) two police officers and a passer-by were killed by an armed man in the eastern belgian city of liege this morning. the prosecutor in charge of the investigation said the authorities are investigating the incident as a terror attack. he also said the perpetrator of the attack stabbed two police women from behind, before stealing their service weapons and using them on the officers. after killing the two police

officers, the man continued walking through the street and opened fire on a parked vehicle, killing the driver inside. he then took refuge in a local high school and took a woman hostage. when other officers arrived, the man opened fire, injuring several other officers, before he was shot and killed. (pam) uber has deployed its new "panic button" feature for riders here in the u.s. riders can bring up the option from the safety tools menu. it features a large, emergency call button. the app will then ask for verification before placing the call for help. uber's app will have the ability to send the rider's name and location to dispatchers. the dispatcher would also get the vehicle's information. currently, the feature is available only for uber riders. however, uber has plans to bring a similar feature to drivers as well. (ken) coming up... the devastating enviromental hazards of illegal marijuana grows. details on the effort to try to save california's prized wild lands.

a new study shows.. an increasing use of a deadly and banned pesticide at the sites of illegal marijuana farms on public land.. in the golden state. researchers and law enforcement saying today -- it is a threat to california's wildlife, watershed -- and to people. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports.

u.s. attorney mcgregor scott, eastern district of california "this is a game changer." attorney general xavier becerra (d) "we have a window in california to get this right."federal, state and local officials -- offering a dire warning about illegal marijuana growth in california. bill ruzzamenti, dir. central valley california hidta "california is the primary source country for marijuana for the entire united states." tracy perry, dir of law enforcement and investigations, u.s forest service "california, without question, is the epicenter of where this problem is."not just a public safety issue, but an environmental one as well.researchers --releasing new data today about a banned and highly toxic pesticide being used at illegal grow sites..integral ecology research center says its found carbofuran at more than 70 percent of sites last year...up from 15 percent only five years before.officials say the new data shows illegal grows -- are harming national forests wildlife and waterways... mourad gabriel, ms, phd, integral ecology research center "...are being used to intentionally and maliciously poison game and non-game wildlife as a mechanism to protect their crops.the forest service says more federal money is on the way...something local law enforcement are hopeful will help eradicte what they call a public safety issue.sheriff margaret mims, fresno county "people want to hunt, they

want to hike and they're faced with armed guards in these grows..."kl sig out in sports... for the 4th straight year it's the warriors and the cleveland cavaliers in the n-b-a finals... and preperations are already underway at oracle arena... sports director gary radnich will look back at the dubs epic game-7 win in houston last night... and look ahead to the finals... that's coming up my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come

together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california.

down by as many as 15 down by as many as 15 points in the first half... warriors

coach steve kerr wasn't happy during the end of the first quarter sideline interview... kerr

was as simple as that.we've got um 3 of the best shot makers in the league um they all got hot and different points of the second half and made great plays."thompson

finals oakland... all underway in are already preparations preparations are already underway in oakland... all the finals signage going up the wariors are 12-point favorites in game one... the largest finals spead since 2001... when the shaq and kobe lakers were 12-point favorites in game 1 against allen iverson and sixers... ironically... the sixers won that game... but dropped the next 4 as l-a won in 5 games the warriors are also the largest favorites in a finals series in at least 16 seasons... they are running at minus-1,000 odds for the series it is still unsure if it is still it is still unsure if it is still it is still unsure if andre iguodala will be ready

for game one thursday night... iguodala has missed the last four games with what is being call ed a "left lateral leg contusion"... which is basically a bone bruise

evidently... despite iguodala's best efforts... the injury has not responded well to treatment... reports are that iguodala is going to get a second opinion on the injury to see exactly what it is any why it's still bothering him iguodala is seen as crucial to the series... as he is the player usualy assigned to guard lebron james the middle james guard lebron james

the middle of the ball brothers worked out for the lakers today... li'angelo... who became infamous after getting tied up in that shoplifting incident while a member of the ucla team... then was pulled out of school by his dad to play professionally in lithuania... worked out for the lakers today... with his older brother and current laker... lonzo... watching "gelo" is also scheduled for private workouts with the warriors and clippers he talked today about how he felt he did in front of big bother...(sot: li'angelo) ball

(ken) are you ready for a 700 dollar license plate? the new digital plates that will soon be available... and they do a whole lot more than show your license number. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs.

california values senator dianne feinstein (pam) some california drivers will soon have the option of converting to digital license plates as part of a pilot project. sacramento is the first city to agree to test the plates. jeremy roth has details in today's take a look at this. some license plates in california are about to go digitalsacramento is the first us city to roll out a pilot program testing the new tag technologythe digital plates use wireless technology and allow messages to be changed remotelythe plates could report if the car has been stolen or display vital amber alert infoif the dmv allows it, the tag could also show personal messages when the vehicle isn't in motionthe plates' maker, reviver auto, says similar pilot programs are being looked at in other statesthe tag tech won't be cheap -- plates are expected to sell for $699, plus a $7 monthly feedrivers who purchase the plates will be able to register their vehicles electronically speaking of "license and registration" ....watch as

akansas cop conducting a traffic stop narrowly escapes getting hit by a vehicle a dash cam was rolling as the greenwood county sheriff's deputy talked with a driveras he starts to walk back, another vehicle plows into his patrol carthe deputy was able to dart out of the way just in timethe truck that hit the patrol vehicle went on to crash into a nearby buildingno injuries were reporteda department spokesperson said they believthe truck's at t wheel the department eep posted the video on facebook, advising drivers to slow down and focusthey also added "your schedule is not worth killing yourself or someone else."for talat - i'm jeremy roth lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler

at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again.

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