breaking news at five.49ers legend dwight clark - best known for "the catch" has died at the age of 61. hello i'm vicki liviakis.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease. his wife announced his death on twitter. saying in part "i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with a-l-s.(vicki) here now to talk more about dwight clark - kron4 sports director gary radnich. the very sad news the very sad news today. after a very public battle with a-l-s...

dwight clark passed away at the age of 61... we just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic again... clark's but let's see it just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic "catch"... "the catch" certainly the most iconic

sports moment in bay area history... and arguably nfl history... beat the rival cowboys in the 1982 nfc championship game...sending the 49ers to the super bowl.. where they beat cincinnati to win their first bowl titles

last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the ers faithfull... almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- time super bowl champion... two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from a-l-s... which he announced back in may his former teammates were decked out in clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they d a team reunion before the game... and a special cerimony on the field for clark at halftime... who sat up in a box with former 49ers owner... eddie debartolo... during the clark gave special thanks to "eddie d"(sot: dwight clark)

and here is a staement from debartolo... "my heart is broken. today, i lost my little brother and one of my best friends. i cannot put into words how special dwight was to me and to everyone his life touched. he was an amazing husband, father, grandfather, brother and a great friend and teammate. he showed tremendous courage and dignity in his battle with als and we hope there llsoon be a cure for this horrendous disease." "i will always remember dwight the way he was - larger than life, handsome, charismatic and the only one who could pull off wearin coat at our super bowl parade. he was responsible for one of the most iconic plays in nfl history that began our run of super bowl championships..." "... but to me, he will always be an

extension of my family. i love him and will miss him terribly. our hearts and prayers are with his wife kelly, his children and the entire clark family."

(catherine) after hearing about clark's death -- jerry rice tweeted "love you bro dwight clark!! r-i-p" joe staley-- who plays for the 49ers tweeted.. " saddened by the loss of dwight clark. he was so much more than a football player. he was so kind and happy. such a pure human spirit. our hearts are with his family." we'll have much more reaction comi up on kron4 6. (vicki) this just in. san francisco police chief bill scott áwill notá be leaving for los angelels. he had been a finalist for l- a's top cop job... but today the los angeles police department announced it would be promoting the current assistant chief instead. before coming to san francsico in 2017 - chief bill scot had served 27 years in the los angeles police department. (vicki) happening now--- marin county is seeing a spike in whooping cough cases. they are actually have the second highest number of reported cases of the diease in california so far this year.

kron4's maureen kelly talked to the health department in the county about why this is happening and what they are doing to keep it from spreading. in january local doctors in marin county saw a spike of whooping cough cases...around 30 total ....amoung local high school students.and that trend is contining upwards.to date we've had over 130 cases that's the second highest number of reported cases in the state so far this year. the deputy health director for marin county says it's a disease that's can be hard to diagnose. it's normally it presents normally like a common cold often it's often not diagnosed by many physicians but we see it's more severe in children specially in very young infants where they have a more typical whooping sound to their cough the marin county health department is reaching out to those exposed to make sure any infants or pregnant women in their households that they are protected. during the last big california outbreak in 2014, two babies died. it's reccommended that newborns get their first vaccine in the five shot series starting at 2 months. students are required to get a

booster shot as they enter kinderarten and then again in 7th grade. as to why this outbreak is happening now... this is the natural cycle of this disease so we expect there to be an epidemic or an a years...which is how long the vaccine is typically effective. as to why marin county is breaking so high in the number of whooping cough cases the put the part in public health here says it is because when they think it's because of the small spike when there was a small spike noticed noticed earlier in the year earlier in the year they got the word out they got the word out aggressively local doctor at a local doctors in schools and schools putting the disease top of mind when positions for diagnosing their patients everyone is encouraged to get a booster shot every 10 years. maureen kelly kron4 news (catherine) new tonight at 5-- the man accused of planning a christmas day bombing and shooting attack at san francisco's pier 39 has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. everitt jameson pleaded guilty today to

attempting to aid a terrorist organization. prosecutors say the former tow truck driver from modesto told undercover agents he planned to use pipe bombs to channel victims into part of pier 39-- so he could shoot them. under a plea agreement - prosecutors are dropping a second charge of distributing bomb-making information. (vicki) a big story we are following tonight-- after a spate of suicides along the caltrain tracks a few years ago in palo alto, it was decided that the best way to stop that from happening is to keep people away from the tracks. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from palo alto where new video surveillance cameras are up and running. rob? (rob live) the cameras will be keeping tabs on the tracks here at meadow drive and the caltrain crossings at nearby charleston, churchill and palo alto avenues. testing is under and the system should be fully perationalin about two weeks. mounted on poles high above the tracks the cameras can see much farther than the human eye, at least a thousand feet in either direction. they can

see at night and in bad weather. someone will be monitoring the feed from those cameras around the clock. claudia keith/city of palo alto "...and they also have the ability to detect if something is moving along the corridor and when the monitor picks up something that shouldn't be there they will notify law enforcement which will check out the situation..."since the first suicide cluster in palo alto in 2009, track guards have been keeping watch at the four crossings. they'll be phased out by september. along side the cameras are speakers through which an alert can be broadcast to someone who shouldn't bethere along the corridor.claudia keith/city of palo alto "...it's just another way of letting someone know that the cameras are their, the signs are there to limit access to the tracks and making people who are there and may be contemplating hurting themselves to take a moment and think about it..." restricting access to the tracks includes new fencing, lighting, brush removal and signs out the county's suicide prevention hotline. (rob live) the cost of the camera set up is about 1- point-5 million dollars. there will also be on-going annual costs for remote

monitoring and mainenance. that's another $325,000 per year. live in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4 news. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... the supreme court court sides with who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same sex couple. we'll have details on what this ruling means. (catherine) also - we'll show you bart's latest efforts to keep their trains safe--

and clean. (vicki) eight months after the north bay wildfires destroyed hundreds of homes... more people are rebuilding. we'll have an update on coffey park-- as the neighborhood is coming ck to (lrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii."

gavin's not gonna work... as governor cal fire is expected to

announce soon the cause of wildfires in the north bay.

as summer cranks up, they're seeing more progress in areas wiped out by the fires. kron four's terisa estacio shows us a closer look at some of the homes nearly completed. (take pkg) in the coffey park neighborhood, two more homes are nearing their final inspection ase... an saofficials say more completed homes are on the horizon. you can see for yourself progress being made in the area... an area that looked like a war zone just 8 months ago, when the north bay fires tore through the area - dealing a fatal blow to practically everything in its path. here's a look at what is on the board now... according to the santa rosa resilient city fire recovery progress chart ... they have a 5 point phase mapped out. currently, 2,199 lots have completed their debris removal step, several hundred are in varrying stages of permit process... and 204 are currently under construction. dan bradford. it is great. it is great being back in my house. dan bradford is the first person to move back into his rebuilt home in coffey park. he says he is looking forward to when more of his friends and neighbhors return.

right now, he is still working on getting settled in, but he is certainly complaining. bradford. every day i make a new list, q. such as? a brocoli steamer, stuff i forgot that i don't have anymore. in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### estacio in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### (vicki) a small sinkhole shut down a street in santa rosa earlier today. it dennis lane. the hole was about six feet by seven feet wide. fire officials say

the ground sunk in after a water pipe rupture that's makingthe road unsafe for travel. transportation and public works crews spent several hours on the scene to secure it and fix the pipe. the road is now re-open for traffic. (catherine) in national news... in a 7-2 vote, the supreme court today ruled in favor of a colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a same sex couple. the rulia ng in for the ba but leaves broader constitutional questions. camila bernal explains the ruling in this rertrom washington. the supreme court today sided with a colorado cake baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same sex couple but the court didn't focus on whether a person or business can refuse services to gay people, instead ruling that the colorado civil rights the case, violated the baker's rights.writing for the court's majority, justice anthony kennedy said, "the commission's hostility was inconsistent with the first

amendment's guarantee that our laws be applied in a manner that is neutral toward religion." the court ruled by a 7-2 vote. justices ruth bader ginsberg and sonia sotomayor dissented.the attorneys representing the owner jack phillips said he is relieved and delighted, adding that creative professionals should be free to create art consistent with their convictions.voice of: kristen k. waggoner / attorney for jack phillips -- or -- alliance defending freedom: this court is constantly telling the government you cannot treat people of faith differently than others in the marketplace. you cannot express hostility towards them because the government disagrees with their viewpoint. the plaintiffs, charlie craig and david mullins, said their fight against discrimination will continue. voice of david mullins / plaintiff, masterpiece cakeshop v. colorado civil rights commission: we brought this case because no one should have to face the shame, embarrassment and humiliation of being told we don't serve your kind here that we faced and we will continue fighting until no one does. justice kennedy pointed out that future cases might end up with a different ruling. noting that these disputes must be resolved without disrespecting religious beliefs, while also

protecting the constitutional rights of same couples.camila bernal, kron4 news. (vicki) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san fro. (catheri) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a coupw pressure centers spinnng off the coast. while most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high

pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into the bay area. we can expect some patchy night at aslenear the coast. highs tomorrow will be inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. we will see more fog tomorrow night with patchy drizzle into wednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on friday to warm the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move in for the weekend to keep temperatures down.

(vicki) still ahead... tens of women battling breast cancer... may ánot need chemotherapy. we'll explain why. (catherine) and apple holds its annual developers conference in the south bay today. we'll take a look at the new features coming to your devices.

i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires.

it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. what's right-n ust me o because i always have. apple gave it's keynote address to the media and six thousand developers today in san jose at their annual w=w=d=c conference. they spent most of the two hour stage show giving a preview of i=o=s 12, their next mobile operating system which will bring new features to the iphone. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate was there and shows us how a big part of i=o=s 12 is to give users tools to fight phone addiction. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"so today we are unveiling a suite of new features to help you understand how you are using your time" after creating the thing we are all addicted to apple is now trying to offer some tools to help us curb

smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall will include a w app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them" shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara tibken / cnet editor"you know how long you have spent on instagram it's maybe a good reminder but i don't think useful"sound from reporter gabe slate "where screen time could come in handy is for parents"the new screen time app offers quick and easy parental control over what apps kids are using, and the ability to set time limits. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"so with allowances, parents can see what their kids are doing how long they're spending on the app and set time limits they also can do it by category" in san jose gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) apple also (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) apple also showed off

new features coming to messaging, siri, and facetime and how they plan to weave in augmented reality into the mobile experience.gabe w show that off coming up on kron 4 news at 6. (catherine) next at 5:30-- we continue to follow our breaking news tonight. 49er legend dwight clark has died - after a battle with a- l-s. we'll take a look at his life and legacy. (vicki) plus-- bart launched a new program today--

in an effort to keep their trains clean and safe. we'll explain how it works.

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california values senator dianne feinstein (vicki) back to our breaking news tonight... former 49ers legend dwight clark has died at 61- years-old. clark said in march of last year that he had lou gehrig's disease, which

attacks cells that control muscles. he suspected playing football might have caused the illness. the team said clark died today surrounded by friends an family. clark won two super bowls with the 49ers dung a nine-year career that ended in 1987. he memorably pulled down the winning touchdown pass from joe montana in the 1981 nfc championship game against the dallas cowboys, a play remembered simply as "the catch." it's considered one of the most significant plays in nfl history. we wll have much more on dwight clark's life and legacy coming up on kron4 news at 6. (catherine) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) first taking a look at our top stories tonight... bart launched their rapid response team on bart today-- in an effort to keep their trains clean. if you find any needles on bart trains... you'll be able to make a biohazard report on your phone through bart's website. once bart is

notified -- a rapid response team member will jump on board at the macarthur station or at lake merritt's station to clean the mess. bart says it is looking to add more cleaners due to the increasing need. this comes after a woman waprked by a needle while on bart... and a man found 3 needles on 2 seat trains during his ride. (vicki) deputies in santa cruz county are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a woman from a watsonville park. it happened around 4-p-m on saturday at pinto lake county park. this is a sketch of the man. police say he grabbed a 27-year-old woman... and tried to pull her away from her car. the woman was able to break free... and started screaming for help. that's when the man drove off. police say his car is a mid 90's light blue, two-door honda accord with sun damage on the paint. (catherine) in the south bay... san jose's japantown is at the center of a crime wave. several family-owned businesses have had their glass doors smashed and cash registers stolen. kazoo sushi was the latest

restaurant targeted on friday. the thief used a cement sewer cover to get through the front door and get into the register. a few days earlier... kumako ramen also had its register stolen. three other businesses have been burglarized since january.. business owners say they'd like to see more police patrolling the area. (catherine) some ducklings were rescued in sunnyvale this morning. these pictures show officers rescuing the baby ducks -- after they got stuck in a storm drain. they say the mother duck was watching nearby as the ducklings were rescued. everybody was eventually happily reunited.. (vickki) in the north bay-- police are looking for a man who stole a computer from a person he planned to meet through crgslist. it happened over the weekend near h and first streets in petaluma. the thief was bringing the computer to his car... and told the victim he needed to get his money. when the victim questioned the man... the thief pushed the victim... got into his car... and drove off. (catherine) in the east

bay... investigators are trying tfire out what started a large fire at a recycling plant. it broke out over the weekend at schnitzer steel in west oakland. the smoke was seen all the way from the alameda ferry terminal... to the bay bridge. fire ewbattled the flames from both land and water...and say it's not thefirst time this facility has had a fire.. lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure centers spinnng off the coast. while most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into the bay area. we can expect some patchy fog tonight at least near the coast. highs tomorrow will be cooler with mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. we will see more fog tomorrow night with patchy

drizzle into wednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on friday to warm the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move in for the weekend to keep temperatures down. (catherine) in the east bay... a 32-year-old woman was killed today after driving the wrong way on i-680 near walnut creek. the c-h-p says the driver was headednorth in the southbound lanes near livorna road. the woman crashed into a concrete center divider. she was pronounced dead at the scene. (catherine) in the south

bay--- a woman was seriously hurt in a hit- and-run this morning. tonight - san jose police say it could have been intentional. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the latest. police are looking for a driver involved in a hit and run in san jose.it happened on monterey road at alma.police say just before 3 this morning a woman was run over by a car. that car left the scene.the woman did survive and was taken to a nearby hospital.at this point we don't know the extent of her injuries.police are looking into whether the victim in this crash was intentionally hit.northbound monterey road from cottage road to alma no estimated time of opening they are re-routing everyone at cottage grove. reporting in san jose lydia pantazes kron4 news. (vicki) (vicki) happening now-- police are looking for two teens who robbed a 10-year-old boy in san francisco yesterday. it happened on market street near civic center bart station around five o'clock. police say the boy was

walking with the phone in his hands, when the suspects came from behind -- grabbed it and ran. another victim was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. police are describing the suspects as boys around 15-years-old. (vicki) a wildfire is burning in southern california tonight. it's happening northeast of los angeles-- and right now structures areg threatened. theos angeles county fire department says the blaze is now one- thousand acres and growin a few ranches and other properties are under evacuation orders. firefighters are trying to keep flame from racing through dry brush and down hillsides into populated areas near aqua dulce. this fire comes as firefighters are patrolling for hotspots in the aftermath of a weekend wildfire that forced the evacuation of about 2,000 mes in orange county. the fire there burned in aliso viejo lana beach. and there was another blaze that forced residents from 80 homes in san diego. (catherine) a northern california man is facing

charges after police say he repeatedly rammed another vehicle with a u-haul truck. the weekend attack left three people injured, including a baby. the violent incident ars to have been the result of a landlord-tenant dispute. sara zendehnam reports. this is the aftermath of a bizarre and dangerous situation in north highlands saturday afternoon...tiffany muldrow / witness: "we kept hearing the noise it kept getting louder and mo and we were like that's not the train we came out here and looked." what neighbor tiffany muldrow saw on gilman way shocked her... muldrow: "we see a uhaul bainup and ramming a car and it continuously keeps ramming the car."the chp says the driver used the uhaul to attack.... muldrow says a man was injured inside the other car.she says the uhaul also hit a woman standing outside.. she was holding her baby. muldrow: "he sent her flying backwards with her child." that's when the tight knit neighborhood got involved... muldrow: "us and a bunch of neighbors had to get together and push the fence to get the guy out of the car."muldrow

says her husband and two others forced the man out of the uhaul.muldrow: "he told my husband while they were on the ground he made that statement i was trying to kill him i want to kill him but he also said i didn't mean to hit her or her baby."the female vict woulon camera but tells us her leg is fractured and her baby has some bruises. she also says the other victim is her boyfriend.he's expected to be ok.muldrow: "i saw the woman that got hit i offered her a bottle of water."the chp says the situation is a dispute between a landlord and tenant.the driver of the uhaul was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. investigators say he's still in the hospital.muldrow: "it's something you would see on movies or cops or something not outside your front door." (catherine) that was razendehnam reporting. police said the driver of the u-haul was hospitalized with injuries. (vicki) coming up-- a warning if you recently bought concert tickets.

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were not stolen. the hack affected more than 26-million user accounts. (catherine) still ahead--- yet another volcano erupts-- this time in guatemala. dozens have been killed and tonight the death toll continues to rise..

volcano nat(vicki) the death toll has risen to 65 after sunday's volcano eruption in the central american nation of guatemala, locals call it "volcan del fuego" and it roared to life for the second time this year on sunday afternoon.the disaster is unfolding only 25 miles from the capital, guatemala city. natguatemala's national police released this video of the desperate flight from the torrent of mud and lava unleashed by the quake. residents said they had no time to react.nat"not everyone escaped," says this woman. "we saw the lava coming rough

the cornfields and ran towards the hills."natthis is what it looked like ... villagers fleeing on a pickup truck as the volcano sent a towering cloud of ash six miles into the air.but the real danger is on the ground ... a deadly mixture of rocks, ash and gas as hot as one=thounddegrees. geologists call a "pyro=clastic flow"unlike the slow moving lava from hawaii's kilauea, the lethal tide can overtake a running human.watch what happens as this group of people watched the volcano from a bridge.suddenly they cover their mouths and run ... as tbridge is engulfed.nat this entire village was buried. one firefighter asked a dazed survivor what happened.que pasaron?he could only reply "look at the state i am in."nat millions of people are affected in the capital, guatemala city.more than three thousand people have been brought out.... many of them

on the backs of rescue workers. some of them airlifted out by helicopter.nat this may be one of the most dramatic pictures from the guatemala volcano ... a bolt of lightning striking the plume of ash. fuego is one of more that 30 active volcanos in guatemala.this is its biggest eruption in a century, (catherine) lava from an erupting hawaii volcano has destroyed more than 100 homes on the big island. the latest numbers show that lava has now burned 117 homes. that's up from friday's count of 87. thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes after lava fissures started opening a month ago. it's not clear how many more homes are being threatened tonight. lava has now covered about five-and- a-half miles of land on the big island. (vicki) let's get a

check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom... pam?(pam) thank you vicki. coming up 'new' tonight at six. we are learning a lot more about the two climbers kwhile scaling yosemite's el capitan.... one of them had recently been nam a "teacher of the year". tonight , we are hearing from his wife... and how she is honoring his legacy. that story and more coming up next on kron4 news at six. vicki - now back to you in the studio.(vicki) thank you pam - we will see you and ken tonight at six. (catherine) tomorrow's california primary is causing some unwanted drama andconcern -- especially for democrats. south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren is one of them. she's running for re-election unopposed....but she's concerned about the 'top two' open primary system. in some districts - it might work against democrats by splitting the vote. she talked about that with me today in the kron 4 newsroom...

rep. zoe lofgren - i don't think it's working as people had hoped. what we want is choices. and what we're going to end up with might not be that. for example, in the southern california house races, there were so many that ill divide the nthusiasm, end up with two right-wingers in the general election. instead of a democrat and a republican, which would be a real choice. i don't think that's what people wanted. if you have in some cases 10 or 12 democrats on the ballot and they divide up the ballot - you could end up with more votes for democrats than republicans - and still end up with two republicans in the fall. and i don't think that's the spirit of democracy. at 6 tonight....the congresswoma tonight....the at 6 at 6 tonight....the congresswoman talks about her decisionto 'oppose' the recall of judge aaron persky...

she'll explain why she thinks he should stay on the bench... (catherine) kron-4 is your local we have a special elec section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we'll also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 p- m tuesday. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.mateo bridge. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. s today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure centers spinnng off the coast. while

most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into thbay area. we can expect some patchy fog tonight at least near the coast. highs tomorrow will be cooler with mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the tomorrow night with patchy drizzle into wednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on friday to warm the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move in for the weekend to keep temperatures down.

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diagnosed with breast cancer may have more treatment options available to them. (vicki) that's according to a new study that says many women with a common form of breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy. reid binion reports. for women diagnosed in the early stages of one of the most common forms of breast cancer -- treatment may get a little easier.genetic tests are enabling researchers to identify multiple types of breast cancer and tailor treatment plans.a recent study suggests some forms of the disease might not even require chemotherapy.the study applies to estrogen-sensitive women with early-stage tumors -- below 5 centimeters -- that have ánotá spread to the lymph nodes. these women also have intermediate scores on a

genomic test used to inform breast cancer treatment. doctors had previously been unsure how to treat these patits.many had been given chemotherapy protectively -- but those side effects include weakened immune system... diarrhea... fatigue... hair loss... memory loss... bone loss... and heart and vision problems.in the trial, more than 6700 patients were randomized into two groups -- one received hormone therapy alone... and the other received hormone therapy áwithá chemotherapy. researchers found that more than 83-percent of the women using hormone therapy alone had not developed a recurrence or additional primary cancer. the rate for women who had also received chemotherapy was more than 84-percent -- a insignificant difference.rate was similar -- more than 93 percent of women from each group beat the cancer. scientists urge interpreting the trial's tumors tend aggressive in premenopausal women. they should discuss all treatment options with their oncologist.for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne

and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you vicki and catherine. coming up at six - we following breaking news: the man behind one of the greatest plays in bay area sports history has died. 49ers legend dwight clark lost his battle with a-l-s... coming up - a look back at his legacy -- and "the catch". (pam) then - new at six: a student has been taken into custody after a threat was made against a middle school in pleasant hill. we"ll tell you what police say they found . in the student's home. kron4's news at six is next. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and sevenyear olds, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein (pam) breaking news tonight.

49ers legend - dwight clark - best known for "the catch" - has died at the age of 61. hello i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. dwight clark had been diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease. his wife announced his death on twitter.saying in part "i'm heartbroken to tell you that dai lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with a-l-s.(pam) here now to talk more about dwight clark - kron4 sports director gary radnich. the very sad news today... after a very public battle with a-l-s... dwight clark passed s... dwight clark passed away at the age of 61... we just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic

again... clark's but let's see it just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic "catch"...

most iconic sports moment in bay area history... and arguably nfl history... beat the rival cowboys in the 1982 c championship game...sending the 49ers to e super bowl.. where they beat cincinnati to win their first of five super bowl titles last last october dwight

clark was honored at levi's was honored dwight clark october last october last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the 49ers faithfull... almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- time super bowl champion... two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from a-l-s... which he ann back in may his former teammates were decked out in

clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they had a team reunion before the game... and a special cerimony on the field for clark at halftime... who sat up in a box with former 49ers owner... eddie debartolo... during the clark gave special thanks to "eddie d"(sot: dwight clark) and here is a staement from debartolo... "my heart is broken. today, i lost my little brother and one of my best friends. i cannot put into words how special dwight was to me and to everyone his life touched. he was an amazing husband, father,

grandfather, brother and a great friend and teammate. he showed tremendous courage and dignity in his battle with als and we hope there will soon be a cure for this horrendous disease." "i will always remember dwight the way he was - larger than life, handsome, charismatic and the only one who could pull off wearing a fur coat at our super bowl parade. he was responsible for one of the most iconic plays in nfl history that began our run of super bowl championships..." "... but to me, he will always be an extension of my family. i love him and will miss him terribly. our hearts and prayers are with his wife kelly, his children and the entire k family."

(pam) a lot of reaction to passing today.. including.. tom brady- who released a statement via instagram.. reading in part - "dwight clark was one of my idols growing up in san mateo. i was lucky enough to be at the game where my hero, joe montana... perfectly placed the game winning throw/catch to dwight in the corner of the end zone.. to beat the cowboys in the 1981 season. i was 4 years old and cried to my parents the entire first half.. because i couldn't see the field when the grown ups would stand and scream for the 49ers... i am sad tonight hearing of his passing of a-l-s but i know he is now resting and at peace finally... after many years valiantly fighting such a terrible disease. thank you for the great memories and rip! " we will have much

more reaction ... coming up later in sports. (ken) the supreme court says a s freedom of religion and speech were violated by the colorado courts not turn away same sex couples wanting to buy wedding cakes. while the decision wasfavor justices make it clear this decision applies narrowly to this case alexandra limon explains why. ((host religious beliefs and his religion. michael farris / alliance defending freedom colorado was intolerant in the way they approached this case. the court has said religious freedom should be on the balance as well.sarah warbelow / legal director human rights campaignthat's why this decision is unique to this particular baker.sarah warbelow with the human rights campaign explains the opinion is very specific to this case...sarah warbelow / legal director human rights campaign the supreme court in no way gave business owners a license to discriminate against lgbtq people.because the decision hinges on statements and actions by the civil rights commission, it may be prove difficult to use this case as as a guide in other similar cases. in washington alexandra

limon. (pam) new tonight at 6. several politicians gathered at harvey milk plaza in san francisco this afternoon..... to denounce the u.s. supreme court ruling. former supervisor bevan dufty, supervisor candidate rafael mandelman ... as well as mayoral candidate and former state senator mark leno .... all voiced their opposition to todays decision. (pam) since the ruling... the cake's yelp page has been inundated with negative reviews.reviews. reviews.negative inundated with page has been cake's yelp ruling... the since the (pam)continue>fight will continue> (pam) since the (pam) since the ruling... the cake's yelp page has been inundated with negative reviews.

(ken) coming up... president trump says he can pardon himself. we'll put that question to a u-s-f legal expert to find out if that's the case. (pam) voters will decide tomorrow ... if south bay judge aaron persky ... should be recalled. we'll hear from congresswoman zoe lofgren about hethoughts ... and other hot button issues on election day. (ken) and a tribule to a mountain climber who died on el capitan. what the victim's wife wants people to know about him.

(pam) new tonight at 6.

the wife of a rock climber killed at el capitan in yosemite national park on saturday ... is honoring her husband's legacy as an educator, father, and friend. family, friends, and students also paid their respects to tim kleintoday.... in a service at palmdale high school . john fenoglio reports. jennifer klein/wife:"i would say this is the hardest thing anyone ever have to endure except for maybe that of losing a parent like my boys." jennifer klein is leaning on faith and family as she mourns the loss of her husband of 17 years. jennifer klein/wife: "tim was an amazing dad. so, it's goi to be a challenge, i know. but i trust that god is good today, just like he was yesterday, just like he will be tomorrow."42-year-old tim klein and close friend 46-year-old jason wells -- both elite climbers -- were ascending el cata--ne of yosemite national park's iconic landmarks... a trek klein had made more than one- hundred times.jennifer klein/wife:"they loved to climb together but they loved each other. and i think when you climb together, you really do develop that trust and that love for each other. but they loved each other like

brothers."the pair were reportedly one-thousand feet off the ground... scaling the granite cliff... when something went wrong just after eight saturday morning. responding rescuers later found both men roped together after falling to their death. jennifer klein/wife:"safety was always on his forefront // i thought the last place that he would die would be in yosemite"klein says her husband was a loving and devoted father, as well as, a dedicated teacher at palmdale high school where he taught to become emergency medical technicians and co-directed health careers academy.last month for the second time, he named antelope valley school district teacher of the year. jennifer klein/wife:"there's just no one like him. at the same time, he never had that expectation that people had to be like him. he really wanted to point them to jesus and i feel like he did that well."

(ken)president trump says he has the 'absolute' right to do what even former president richard nixon did not do.he took to twitter today to say he has the right to pardon himself.his tweet read-- in part-- "as has been stated by numerous legal scholars-- i have the absolute right to pardon myself."the president went on to say-- quote-- "but why would i do that when i have de nothing wrong?" trump's comment comes after one of his attorneys in the russia investigation-- rudy giuliani-- said sunday that trump "probably does" have the won't.to pardon himself-- t (pam) joining us now to talk about this issue .... u-s-f law professor bill hing.

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lace karnow: we had a mix of cloudssunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure centers spinnng off the coast. while most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high

pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into the bay area. we can expect some patchy fog tonight at least near the coast. highs tomorrow will be cooler with mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. we will see more fog tomorrow night with patchy drizzle into wednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on friday to warm the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move in for the weekend to keep temperatures down. (ken) the head of starbucks is stepping down. down.temperatures keep temperatures down.

down. (ken) the head of starbucks is stepping down. now question swirl about his next move... some think it could mean a run for the white house.

i call it like i see it. the race for governor has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. 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 of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein another violent threat made against a school in the east bay. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports ... the offending social media posts ... actually helped police track down the middle school the threats.d of making sota threat of violence that was to occur during the last week of school here at valley view middle school in pleasant hill. pleasant hill police lt. scott vermillion

says law enforcement had to act quickly because the threat was made using an online ap that automatically deletes videos after 24-hourssotconcord police helped determine that the person who allegedly sent the threatening message was a valley view studentsot

apple's annual developers conference in san jose. but focusing on the "little things" ... seems to be making critics happy.

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today... at its annual w-w-d-c conference... apple gave a -s -12 .. the companys next mobile operating system which will bring new features to the i-phone.(kenkron 4's tech reporter gabe slate was there and shows us the new messaging feature that turns people into emojis..

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(ken)apple also spent a good portion of their stage time today showing off new apps and tools that will be built into i-o-s 12 to help users curb phone addiction and distraction. gabe will show that off coming up on kron 4 news at 8. (pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories.

(pam) 49ers legend dwight clark - best known for "the catch" .... has died at the age of 61 ..following a battle with a-l-s. his wife announced his death on twitter... saying in part - "i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband.... adding, that he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. marin county health officials are dealing with an outbreak of whooping cough....it started with 30 reported cases at local high schools now it's over 130....that's the second highest number of reported california.it's a very in contangious respirory diease that can be very serious and even fatal for babies who aren't fully protected by the 5 shot vaccine series which arat 2 months. the marin county health department is reaching out to those exposed to make sure any infants or pregnant women in their households that they are protected.maureen kelly kron4 news. here in palo alto video

surveillance is now part of the suicide prevention effort along the caltrain tracks. cameras that can see for a thousand feet, at night and in bad weather have been installed at four caltrain crossings: meadow drive, charleston, churchill and palo alto avenue. testing is underway right now. full time remote monitoring is begin september, the track guard program that began following the first suicide cluster in 2009, will be ended. in palo alto rob fladeboe kron4news police are lookr a driver involved in a hit and run in san jose.it happened on monterey road at alma.police say just before 3 this morning a woman was run over by a car. that car left the scene.the woman did survive and was taken to a nearby hospital.at this point we don't know the extent of her injuries.police are looking into whether the victim in this crash was intentionally hit.northbound monterey road from cottage road to alma no estimated time of opening they are re-routing everyone at cottage grove. reporting in san jose lydia pantazes kron4 news.

lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure centers spinnng f the coast. while mofrom these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into the bay area. we can expect some patchy fog tonight at least near the coast. highs tomorrow will be cooler with mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. we will see more fog tomorrow night with patchy drizzle intowednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on friday to warm the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move in for the weekend to keep temperatures down.

tomorrow's california primary election includes the question of whether santa clara county voters will recall embattled judge aaron persky... he's under fire for giving a sex assailant a six month jail sentence.. but in recent days - persky got unexpected support from some silicon valley lawmakers.. that includes south bay congresswoma n zoe lofgren.. today, she talked about her decision.. with catherine heen (catherine) congresswoman lofgren says it's about judicial independence..saying that judges have been under fire across the country for making unpopular decisions. in this case - she points out that a backlash against the light sentence has already led to a change in sentencing laws.. and says a recall is 'not' appropriate... rep. zoe lofgren - it's become a very ugly race. with people calling each other names, it's so unfortunate because i do think this is about the judiciary. the individual who

committed the offense was found guilty by a jury. i believe therefore he was guilty. the judge imposed the sentence that was provided by law.i honestly felt it was too low myself. but the law has been changed now. so that it could never happen again. that's the way to deal with it i think. other other lawmakers have agreed with lofgren.... including bay area congresswoma n anna eshoo.. ken and pam? (pam) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 p-m tuesday. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. (ken)new tonight at 6. starbucks is seeing movement in its top management.

executive chairman howard schultz is stepping down in june. so what will schultz do now?rumors are swirling he may consider running for president. in an interview with the new york times, schultz cited his concern for the country as reason for his potential candidacy. he has been with starbucks since 1982 and served two stints as ceo. (pam) parkland school shooting survivors .... are hitting the road this summer. how they plan on spreading their message of gun control across the country. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most d't en know it. vis that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured.

for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure.

for us, it's time to get tested. ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. florida students who

survived the parkland school shooting are announcing a nation-wide bus tour.... to advocate for changes to gun laws. the "march for our lives: road to change" tour.... starts june 15-th and will include 50- stops... in 20- states. it follows a nationwide rally in march. the students want eose politicians and officials who are funded by the national rifle association. but say, their main goal ... is to register young people to vote.cameron kasky/parkland survivor, march for our lives: (pam) seniors from marjory

stoneman douglas high school graduated on sunday, in a ceremony that featured a surprise visit from jimmy fallon. fallon took to twitter after the commencement to encourage m-s-d students to "keep changing the world." (ken) the freak fatal accident on a southwest airlines' flight in april is apparently taking a toll on passenger demand. a passenger was killed april 17-th when a fan blade broke off of an engine, and shrapnel shattered the window she was sitting next to. she died after being partially sucked out of the plane. the company says it pull ed advertising tethdeadly incident, as is standard practice, and customers started buying fewer tickets. the airline knew as early as april that the accident was affecting sales, but now says it's about three times worse than they thought: they are now expecting revenue per mile to drop roughly three percent. in sports... gary will

have more on the very sad news of dwight clark's passing... we will take a look back at his iconic "catch"... plus reaction from his former owner... team... and even tom brad.. that's coming up we all know guys like gavin... boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. the very sad news today... after a very

public battle with a-l-s... dwight clark passed away at the age of 61... his sporting legacy in the bay area of course... the most iconic play in bay area sports history... "the catch"...

the end zone.. clarkl caught it! dwight clark!... it's a madhouse at candlestick... dwight cl;ark stand 6-foot-4... he stands about 10-feet tall in this crownd's estimation!"> "the catch" beat the rival cowboys in the

1982 nfc championship game...sending the 49ers to the super bowl.. where they beat cincinnati to win their first of five super bowl titles the story of how got to the 49ers is almost as good as "the catch" itself... new 49ers head coach bill walsh was coming to clark's school... clenson... tio work out clark's roomate... quarterback steve fuller... for the nfl draft clark happened to answer the hoine when walsh called... walsh asked his if he could catch passes from fuller during the workout... and came away so impressed with clark that... he vowed to draft clark... which he did in the 10th round clark came to training camp with his golf clubs... he expected he would be cut and wanted to play pebble beaxch before returning home to south carolina... as it ended up it was years before clark was able to get out to pebble last october dwight clark was honored at levi's stadium... as he publically said goodbye to the 49ers faithfull... almost 30 members of the niners 1981 super bowl team were there... including joe montana... and even some... like steve young... who weren't on that team.. were also in attendance... clark... a two- bowl two-time all-pro... was already is suffering from he announced back in may his former teammates out in clark's familiar number-87 jersey... they reunion before cerimony on clark at cia halftime... who sat up in a box with former eddie debartolo... during the clark gave special thanks to "eddie d"(sot: dwight and here is a staement from a staement and here is and here is a staement

from debartolo... "my heart is broken. today, i lost my little brother and one of my best friends. i cannot put into words how special dwight was to me and to everyone his life touched. he was an amazing husband, father, grandfather, brother and a great friend and teammate. he showed tremendous courage and dignity in his battle with als and we hope there will soon be a cure for this horrendous disease." "i will always remember dwight the way he was - larger than life, handsome, charismatic and the only one who could pull off wearing a fur coat at our super bowl parade. he was responsible for one of the most iconiplays in nfl history that began our run of super bowl championships..." "... but to me, he will always be an extension of my family. i love him and will miss him terribly. our hearts and prayers are with his wife kelly, his children and the tire family." reaction from the 49ers as well... part of their statement... "the san francisco 49ers family has suffered a tremendous loss today with the passing of

dwight clark... for almost four decades, he served as a charismatic ambassador for our team and the bay area. dwight's personality and his sense of humor endeared him to everyone he came into contact with, even during his most trying times." clarks passing today.. including.. tom brady- who released a statement via instagram.. reading in part - "dwight clark was one of my idols growing up in san mateo. i was lucky enough to be at the game where my hero, joe montana... perfectly placed the game winning throw/catch to dwight in the corner of the end zone.. to beat the cowboys in the 1981 season.i was 4 years old and cried toy parents the entire first half.. because i couldn't see the field when the grown ups would stand and scream for the 49ers... i am sad tonight hearing of his passing of a-l-s but i know he is now resting and at peace finally... after many years valiantly fighting such a terrible disease. thank you for the great memories and rip! " we will have much more reaction ... coming up

later in sports. one story clark shared with us a few years ago was an appearance on stage... signing with huey lewis and the news...

baby boomers,

here's something you should know. that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure.

for us, it's time to get tested. soon -- cal fire is expected to announce the cause of those deadly and destructive wildfires in the north bay. this is an aerial photo i took just yesterday -- at about three thousand feet over santa rosa's coffey park neighborhood. as you can see, while some progress has been made, there's a lot more work to do. kron four's terisa estacio has a closer look at some of the buildings that are nearing completion. dan bradford. "fortunate, blessed, lucky." dan bradford is the first person to rebuild and return to coffey park... in santa rosa, and soon he won' the coffey park neighborhood, two more homes are nearing their final inspection phase... and santa rosa officials say more completed homes are on the horizon. you can see for yourself progress being made in the area... an area that looked like a war zone just 8 months ago, when the north bay fires tore through the ar - dealing a fatal blow to praccally everything in its path. here's a look at what is on the board now... according to the santa rosa resilient city fire recovery progress chart ... they have a 5 point phase mapped out. currently, 2,199 lots have completed their debris removal step, several hundred are in varrying stages of permit

process... and 204 are currently under construction. dan bradford. it is great. it is great being back in my house. bradford says his next door neighbor is expected to be back in the fall, he says hopefully by christmas, blocks of residents will be back and many others will once again, call coffey park home. in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### ### kron four news terisa estacio kron four news ###

(pam) space-x began another mission early this morning.the elon musk- owned company... launched the s-e- satellite around 12:45 -in the morning eastern time. the satellite was on a falcon -nine rocket..... but separated from it about a half -hour after launch. the s-e-s is described as "the largest and most powerful all-c sae ... er produced" by its builder, airbus defence and space. it is expected to ha enough fuel to endure 22- years in space. lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure centers spinnng off the coast. while

most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will prevent high pressure from building in and help to keep much cooler air flowing into the bay area. we can expect some patchy fog tonight at least near the coast. highs tomorrow will be cooler with mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. we will see more fog tomorrow night with patchy drizzle into wednesday morning. it will be much cooler too. high pressure will return on the temperatures. but another low pressure system will move in for the keep temperatures my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is frvice. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california.

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