(vicki) tonight-- the mayoral race in san francisco is still too close to call... and we just learned the top two candidates -- mark leno and london breed-- are separated by less than 12-hundred votes. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. right now-- there are roughly 87-thousand uncounted ballots in san francisco. so it could be days before we find out who will be the city's next mayor. kron 4's michelle kingston is live in san francisco with the latest on the race. michelle? (mk)ánatsáa long night for san francisco's mayoral candidates

... both leno and breed still waiting to find out who will take the top spot.mark leno, candidate for san francisco mayor"i wouldn't be surprised if we saw some zig zagging or sea sawing."mark leno catching up with reporters today ... talking about the votes still left to be counted. the race remains too close to call with ballots still being accepted through friday.san francisco uses a ranked choice voting system that allows voters to select their top three favorites.the person with the most first place votes -- london breed in this case -- isn't necessarily the winner. there are still tens of thousands of votes left to count before anyone becomes mayor.ánatsálondon breed also speaking to the media this afternoon -- she says she is staying optimistic.london breed, candidate for san francisco mayor"this is going to be a close race. it's rank choice voting. you never know what's going to happen so we can't take anything for granted and clearly this race is very tight. it changed from

one instance in the earlier part of the night into another stance and so we are goin to be watching the numbers very closely."breed says she is going to work throughout the week and continue to pay attention to the votes coming in.leno says he's going to take some time to enjoy family in town and practice his patience.mark leno, candidate for san francisco mayor"win or lose, i just this this experience of the past 4-5 months has been one i would not trade in for anything. i feel very forunates to be in san francisco and be a part of civic life."london breed, candidate for san francisco mayor"it's been an absolutely amazing journey full of love, full of excitement, full of hope and i'm optimistic." we thought we might have results by friday ...but it's looking like it will be early next week before all the votes are counted.either way -- the city will make history -- electing either its first gay mayor or first african american woman mayor.live in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news

((catherine))the california governor's race is now set. former san francisco mayor, and current liutenant governor gavin newsom will square off with republican john cox in november. both winners in last night's primary today - newsrom thanked supporters at the ferry building in san francisco. kron 4's haaziq madyun was there. nats/newsom"let's walk in" nats/crowd cheeringfresh off winning the california governor primary, democrat gavin newsom came to the san francisco ferry building to thank supporters, pose for pictures, take notes from concerned citizens...and talk about the head to head match

up against the republican gubernatory candidate john cox in the current political climatesottuesday's primary had the possibility of the two candidates with the highest vote totals competing against each other even if they were in the same party sotthe republican candidate for governor john cox sealed his bid for the november contest by coming in second place with 26% of the overall votesotmr. cox has the swagger of a man backed by the president of the

united states, however the lt. governor was flexing his own northern california swag, confident of his own bona fides. he says he is ready to take them both own in a debate sota two- on-one debate won't take place in an official setting but now that the republicans have a candidate for governor on the november ballot, president trump will likely make his presence known in this campaign...california get ready to rumble...in san francico haaziq maydun kron4news (vicki) in another closely watched campaign, a santa clara county superior cort judge was recalled by voters over his handling of a high profile sexual assault case. kron four's rob fladeboe has

some reaction and explains what's next in the recall of judge aaron persky. judge aaron persky is only the 4th judge in california history to berecalled by voters and the first in 86 years. margaret russell/santa clara university law professor "....it's extremely unusual.....santa clara university law professor margeret russell says voters were mislead.margaret russell "....people who voted for the recall thought they were voting for the best ofreasons, it was a referendum on sexual assault instead of a careful examination of a judge's record..."rejecting persky's own plea that he followed the law when he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault,voters supported the recall by a margin of 60 to 40. margaret russell says voters sent a strong message.margaret russell "..they're getting a message on the back end that if they do somethingwrong they better watch out..."persky will remain in his position as a "night judge," for now, handling requests for warrants, restraining orders and other judcial matters. once the recall vote and election of replacement judge cindy hendrickson are certified and hendrickson is sworn in persky will be removed from office. margaret russell "...judge persky will

be moving ahead with his life and i think history will be verykind to him because he is very well respected...." in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (catherine) voters in san francisco have approved a ban on flavored tobacco products.. supporters of proposition e argued that flavoredtobacco is specifically marketed for children.. with candy flavors

among the big sellers. the prop upholds the board of supervisors' unanimous vote to ban the products. critics argued - unsuccessfully - that a ban would hurt immigrant-owned businesses. and regional measure 3 has passed.it will raise tolls on most bay area bridges - the golden gate bridge 'not' included. the tolls would gradually increase by 3 dollars -- between 2019 and 2025. the money would pay for about 3 dozen transportation and public transit improvements. (catherine) the president of the bart board issued a statement...thanking bay area voters... saying in part it's an investment in public transit that supportskeeping the region mobile. robert raburn adding "the new revenue that bart received from regional measure 3 will help us purchase new train cars to increase capacity and comfort for our passengers." (vicki) continuing our election coverage... we move to santa clara county. a big contest there is the race for sheriff. and the votes are still being counted tonight. kron 4's will

tran reports. will tran/san jose-the workers have been busy all night and will be busy in the days to come as so far they have received about 137-thousand mail in ballots back with a potential of up to 400 thousand by fridayand that's important because there is a close race involving santa clara county sheriff laurie smith who right now stands to have a run off with her opponent who is also her second in command john hirokawa here is shannon bushey with the registar of voters to talk about what's ahead(shannon bushey/santa clara county registrar of voters-we will be taking still thousands and thousands of ballots. they need to be taken out, straightened and then counted. it's going to be days before we are even through but the goal is to try and get a picture of what's to come.) (will tran-what's going on with the race for sheriff?) (shannon-too early to tell. but sheriff smith needs to have 50 percent plus one to avoid the run off and right now she doesn't have it)will tran-by the way, if you have a mail in ballot and it wasn't postmarked and sent out yesterday your vote will not count.in san jose will tran kron 4 news our election coverage continues at kron-4 dot com. there we have results from the races across the bay area

and the state. also get push alerts on key races right to your phone with our kron-4 mobile app. tran kron 4 newsin san jose will count.in san jose will tran kron 4 news our election coverage continues at kron-4 dot com. there we have results from the races across the bay area

and the state. also get push alerts on key races right to your phone with our kron-4 mobile app. (vicki) coming up... a death investigation is underway at san francisco general hospital right now... after a body is found for the second time in two weeks. (catherine) also -- brave transit workers rescue hundreds of people from the north bay wildfires-- and it was caught on camera. (vicki) plus after the break-- an east bay student dies after drowning in the pool at his high school. and tonight we are learning it was áánot a suicide. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

in the east bay - a critical update to a story about a high school student drowning in the schools' pool. a completed autopsy report is now claiming the students' death was áánot a suicide. as kron four's terisa estacio reports-- the family is now demanding answers to their son's tragic death. (estacio reporting) this is the sixteen page autopsy by the contra costa coroner's office... on benjamin curry. curry was a 9th grade student at san ramon valley high school. (take vo)curry was discovered by students and staff in the deep end at the schools pool back on may 8th. at a makeshift memorial at school following his death - posters on suicide prevention were put up. many students said on camera, they believed curry had commited suicide. now, in the autopsy a much different finding... in the

highly detailed report, the corner now states quote " the decedent was found under the water in the san ramon valley high school school swimming pool. althought the decedent suffered from depression, there is no indication the decedent intended to drown himslef." furthermore, this death will be classified as an accident." in addition, the report continues to include this revelation.... that during the investigation, a school resource officer reviewed surveillance video of the schools pool. he stated in the coroner's report it shows curry submerged in the water during a swim class. as the class ended, students were seen leaving, but it is unclear whether he left with others or remained. however, 10 minutes later as the next class appeared, they found curry underwater. they removed him and a teacher began cpr until paramedics arrived. the school district is not responding to the report directly, instead saying they are cooperating with the police department as it continues it's investigation. addditionally, in an email statement said their thoughts continue to be with the student's family and

loved ones, as well as our students and staff. (estacio) curry's parents now have an attorney - who has many questions, such as whether he was adqueately supervised during a swim class. we will have much more on this story coming up later on kron four news and online at kron four dot com. ##### (catherine) an east bay teacher is behind bars tonight... accused of committing sex acts with children. police arrested brandon genest at his home in walnut creek. the investigation started with accusations that he had children inappropriatey touch him... while working as a babysitter. genest is also a high school teacher at bentley school in lafayette. he's on administrative leave. (catherine) a teacher at a san jose high school is accused of intimidating a student - with a noose. the teacher is caucasian -- the student african american. it happened at santa teresa high school. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... the police department got involved -- but

no charges have been filed. (philippe) on april 30th... the organization the black leadership kitchen cabinet says an african american student at santa teresa high school in san jose was threated with a noose made from rope in the school gym. the person they say made the threat was a white teacher and coach.tiye garrett/activist- "and, this individual teacher told that student directly, stay away from me, blank student -- students name. and, he made a noose like, um , structure, around his own neck. (philippe) so, this was unprovocked? (tiye) unprovocked." community activists outraged by this organized a news conference at the african american community service agency in san jose to share their concerns. the student's parents filed a complaint with the east side union high school district, which did not return our requests for comment on this story. the police department was notified a few weeks after the incident about what happened. chief eddie garcia says members of the community alerted detectives

the school district did not. eddie garcia/sjpd- "the case was taken to the district attorney's office, it was deemed to be a hate incident and not a hate crime. so, there were no charges filed." meanwhile, friends of the boy involved say he's still shaken up by what happened. they say there have been numerous other racially charged incidents at the school and throughout the district... a pattern they find alarming -- and so does the chief -- especially regarding this most recent case.eddie garcia/sjpd- "it's not justifiable. uh, its sickening, uh, either way, uh, and so, that's when i heard about it i was appalled. when my detectives heard about it, they were appalled." as a result of what happened on april 30th... and, a few other incidents throughout the years... the black leadership kitchen cabinet says it is considering filing a class action lawsuit against the school district. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) another death investigation is underway after the body of a woman was found on the campus of san francisco general hospital monday. that the second time in as many weeks.

kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on what we know about the case. city's department of public health is calling the death of the female patient monday unexpected. they also say preliminary findings from the city's medical examiner autopsy on the body has not uncovered evidence of foul play.. the cause and manner of the death is still unknown and could be weeks away before that's determined. they say they could not provide more than that citing privacy laws. but it's been reported that the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. and that the dead woman had been here on a involuntary 72 hour hold, which happens with when a person is considered dangerous , suicidal or gravely disabled due to mental illness. that death comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. that gruesome discovery coming 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing from the residential board and care facility for those over 60 with diagnosed mental issues. that case has sparked a number

of investigation and prompted more security changes. and has some asking how it could have happened again. back in 2013 lynne spalding, a hospital patient who had been missing for weeks was found dead of dehydration in an sf general stairwell. now after this most recent death i asked the city's current mayor is he has any plans to step in...his response...let's wait and see.. their investigations happening with both of those incidents we obviously take them very seriously, especially if they're on city property . but we need to let those investigations play out when the in results are in will evaluate wait what may or may not need to be done as a result as a result but right now we need to let those investigations play outthe woman who's body was found monday has not yet been identified, the medical examiner's office saying they have yet to locate her next of kin. maureen kelly kron4 news. (anchor) kron4 news.

(anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez... little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger. (catherine) still

ahead... police in the east bay are searching for a determined burglar-- who couldn't get into a cash register. so he stole something else... (vicki) and after the break-- a man is behind bars after crashing his car -- and then assaulting those who tried to help him. else... something danger. rodriguez... little change is forecast into

danger. threat for his fire danger. (catherine) still ahead... police in the east bay are searching for a determined burglar-- who

couldn't get into a cash register. so he stole something else... (vicki) and after the break-- a man is behind bars after crashing his car -- and then assaulting those who tried to help him. maybe you could save energy by

weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. this-- a driver crashes

into a backyard in oakland--- and lands on the garage. that driver then attacked a police officer. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains what happened. the crash happened at around 6:30 this morning in the area of 98th avenue and golf links road. officials say the car went up an embankment ... over the garage of a home ... and landed in the backyard. medical responders arrived first ... and saw the driver trying to walk away from the scene. they try to talk to the man ... that's when he attacks them.police arrive moments after ... and the driver gets into the fight with them too. an officer was severely

injured and taken to a hospital.the driver was taken into custody ... and hospitalized as well. (catherine) next... we're just 30 minutes from tip-off we'll go live to oracle arena where fans are showing up for the big watch party tonight. (vicki) plus after tonight. happened. (catherine) (catherine) next... we're just 30 minutes from tip-off... and we just learned whethr one of the warriors key players will return tonight. (vicki) plus after the break-- dramatic new video-- as bus drivers come to the rescue and help

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kron-4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the north bay tonight... dramatic new video showing santa rosa city

transit workers evacuate hundreds of people as the north bay wildfires broke out back in october. this is video from a santa rosa city bus. transit officials say drivers helped rescue people from hospitals and care centers in the fire's path. one of the driverlost his home that night as he was helping others get to safety. around 400 seniors and people with disabilities were rescued by the transit workers that night. ... (catherine) in the south bay... one person was injured after crashing into a fire truck in san jose. it happened just before 3:30 this morning on capitol expressway at tuers road. a firefighter was setting up cones near a fire in a creekbed when the driver came speeding towards him. he missed the firefighter--- but crashed into the truck. the driver was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. to be okay. (vicki) concord police are looking for a determined burglar after he broke into a local convenient store and stole five thousand

dollars worth of lottery tickets. as you can see on surveillance footage - the suspect ripped off the door handle and then threw a rock into the glass door. he squeezed himself into the broken opening and went for the cash register. when he realized it was empty he snagged an armful of lottery tickets and ran out. anyone with information is asked to contact the concord police department. (vicki) fremont police were called to the grimmer neighborhood after a fight broke out... between two bulls. it happened this morning on castro lane. police say the bulls were fighting in the street...hitting cars and knocking over fences. but it wasn't surprising to see livestock roaming the streets. there are ranches along the fremont hills. and police say they get calls about horses and goats at least once a year. the owners were sited one hundred dollars and are responsible for repairing damaged property. little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds

in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger. (catherine) we're less than 30 minutes away from tipoff in cleveland tonight-- as danger. threat for his fire danger. (catherine) we're less than 30 minutes away from tipoff in cleveland tonight-- as the warriors are hoping to take a three game lead on the cavaliers. and we have just learned that andre igoudala ááwill play tonight. (vicki) our sports

director, gary radnich joins us now with the late details.. . (gary) the wait is over... andre iguodala is playing in game three. the 2015 n-b-a finals m-v-p has misses the last six playoff games with a bone bruise. warriors head

coach, steve kerr says for the last few days iguodala is has been able to run no word... if he will be on a minute restriction tonight lebron and the cavs have won their last 8 playoff games in cleveland kerr understands the value of having iguodala back iguodala back having iguodala back

(vicki) and despite the game being in cleveland... warriors fans are still packing oracle arena right now. (catherine) kron4's ali reid joins us live from the big watch party.. ali? the party is already popping outside the arena...the d-j is going ... fans are pre-gaming ...and it's exciting...i always love covering the warriors because dubnation fans are the best.the dubs may be playing in cleveland tonight, but the energy ... as always ... is on high.doors to the arena are officially open

..there's entertainment .... just like when the warriors are playing in town ...except ... instead of paying hundreds or even thousands of dollars for a playoff ticket ... these go for 20 bucks.so it's kinda cool to bring the entire family out and enjoy the experience ....fans are hoping dubnation will represent in cleveland tonight.game one had us all on the edge of our seats ...game 2 was more of a breeze...so we're hoping the momentum continues for game 3. after all, this is the 4th year in a row the warriors are playing on that court.sot standupwe're inching closer to game time ...of course we'll be bringing you all the excitement throughout the evening.reporting live from

oakland .. ali reid ... kron 4 news. (catherine) a mistake leads to a tough decision for a family-- party.. ali? big watch party.. ali? (catherine) coming up...a mistake leads to a tough decision for a family-- after they were accidentally sent a check for one-million dollars. their decision - coming up. (vicki) plus-- jet blue is making changes to the pets you can bring on flights. the details you need to know. they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross.

if you're looking for anincredie savings. brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there 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. (vicki) jetblue is the latest airline to impose new restrictions for emotional- support animals. the airline will now only accept dogs, cats and miniature horses onboard. starting july first, customers will need to submit veterinary records and give 48 hours notice if they plan to fly with one. customers will also be liable if their animal hurts someone or damages property. the government is considering new restrictions for support animals since they do not need special training. (catherine) still ahead... a hundred homes have been lost-- and there's no end in sight. we'll have an update on the hawaii volcano...

(mabrisa) i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) more than a month after the first eruption, hawaii's kilauea volcano has unleashed a new tidal wave of lava, wiping out hundreds of homes overnight. number eight is the only one of the dozens of fissures that's still active.....and it's "very" active --- spewing enough lava to cover a thousand football fields three feet deep.... every day! the flow spread eastward at speeds up to 80 miles an hour. aerial videos over the weekend show it approaching the big island's picturesque kapoho bay. in a matter of hours, the bay was was gone. "that is unreal! can you see that?"the elemental collision of fire and water produced

violent explosions and pure white smoke called "laze" .the mixture of gas, steam, and tiny bits of glass is potentially deadly a u=s=g=s video shows the lava's path from the air.a half=mile wide flow consumes entire neighborhoods as smoke billows overhead ... the laze mixed with darker smoke from burning homes. "i'm real sad. i've always considered myself a tenant of pele, so this may be my eviction notice."this man and his wife returned to their lost dream home he retrieved a doorknob from his charred front door.kirk "kavi" rahmer/lost home "it really makes it real. if i didn't have this. i might still believe because looking at the map the house is still there." kapoho bay had a special place in the hearts of big island residents.many of them learned to swim in its tidal ponds.now it's likely to be filled in completely by the molten rock. the big island's mayor lost his beachfront house, but says others lost much more. " if you take a look at this world, this earth, this island, all beauty was created by change

and this is that change. we will be a better place unfortunately it takes time and many have to suffer the change."five weeks of fiery destruction .... and geologists say there's no way to tell how long it will last. "it's a lot easier to forecast when an eruption will begin then to forecast when one will end." (catherine) the eruptions from kilauea began decades ago.what happened in the last 48 hour exceeds all the previous damage, combined. (vicki) nearly 200 people are still missing after the fuego volcano in guatemala suddenly erupted on sunday. at least seventy-five bodies have been found. rescue crews are working around the clock despite the risk of mudslides and more explosions. rainfall is now hardening the ash on the surface, making it harder to dig out bodies. locals believe many remains may never be recovered.

officials say it's still a very dangerous situation and the volcano could erupt again any minute. (vicki) uber is in the government's crosshairs again, but his time the heat is coming from hawaii. pam moore is in the newsroom now with the story we are working on for the news at six. (pam) thanks vicki.. coming up at six... uber has its share of trouble and critics. it was one of the first businesses in the gig economy to impose surge pricing ... that's where you pay more for a ride when there is a high demand for service.. coming up at six ... how hawaii could become the first state to 'limit' surge pricing plus.. millenials want out of the bay area. so where are they headed? that's all coming up at six.. now back to the news at five. (catherine) the white house says that president trump has commuted the sentence of this woman -- 63-year-old alice johnson. she's served more than two decades in federal

prison on drug and money laundering convictions. johnson, a great- grandmother, was sentenced to a life sentence without parole. her case was championed by reality tv star kim kardashian. who tweeted today " best news ever" - saying johnson was a model prisoner who's turned her life around. johnson's is the sixth act of clemency president trump has issued since taking office. sources say the white house has started paperwork to pardon "at least" 30 people.. (vicki) not a single woman made the forbes 100-list of the world's highest-paid athletes. it's the first time in eight years that's happened. boxer floyd mayweather reclaimed the top spot. he earned 285-million dollars over the last 12-months. soccer players lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo were number two and three - earning 111- million and 108-million dollars, respectively. the magazine expanded the list in

20-10, and since then at least one woman has been included. serena williams would likely have made the cut, but she had been off the court during her pregnancy and maternity leave. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger.

(catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... what a family did after getting a check in the mail for one- million dollars. the problem -- it was a mistake. mistake.-- it was a the problem dollars. million mail for one-check in the after getting a danger. threat for his fire increasing the threat for his fire danger.

(catherine) next on kron4 news at 5... what a family did after getting a check in the mail for one-million dollars. sounds good -- but it wasn't really theirs... you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. (vicki) what would you do

if you got a one million dollar check in the mail? that happened to a family in north carolina.(catherine) it was a mistake....but one that led to all kinds of excitement and drama. bank of america had sent them a check for the wrong amount! reporter joe bruno talked to the family..who had a tough decision to make. eric gabriel:"we freaked out, you know, you kind of jump up and down."eric gabriel and his family couldn't believe what they were seeing..this check from bank of america made out to them for one million dollars.eric gabriel:"i could feel my flesh say 'i want this,' but it wasn't it, it wasn't mine."he was expecting cash from the bank but definitely not that much. gabriel admits the thought of becoming a millionaire overnight was tempting. eric

gabriel:"all these thoughts run through your mind like oh i can do this, i might not even have to work."but he ultimately gave the check back. eric gabriel:"we prayed about it and we decided the best thing to do is glorify god with everything we do so we decided to take it back."a spokesperson for bank of america confirms the incident has been resolved.gabriel says the mistake surprised him because several people had to sign off on the money before it came into his hands.eric gabriel:"they basically said oops we made a mistake and that's all they said."while he isn't rolling in cash right now, gabriel is sleeping well at night.eric gabriel:"christ in me wouldn't allow me to do the wrong thing."knowing at the end of the day he did the right thing.. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news

at 5.(catherinei) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up at six.. who will be the next mayor of san francisco. it could take days before all the ballots are counted. the complicated voting process that has two 'would' be' mayors and their supporters anxiously awaiting the final count.(ken) and in the south bay ... a high school investigating a case of racial harrassement... theheperson behind the incident is said to ge an adjult.what we uncovered ... next at six.(pam) baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there 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. (pam) next at six.(pam)

(pam) tonight at 6 the mayoral race in san francisco is still too close to call... the top two candidates -- mark leno and london breed-- are separated by fewer than 12-hundred votes. good evening i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. right now-- there are roughly 87- thousand uncounted ballots in san francisco. so it could be days before we find out who will be the city's next mayor. kron 4's michelle kingston is live in san francisco with the latest on the race. michelle? this tight race just got even tighter!mark leno still in the lead but only by about 11-hundred votes.i talked to both leno and london breed today -- both are practicing their patience. (mk)mark leno, san francisco mayoral candidate"win or lose i just think this experience of the past 4-5 months has been one i would not trade in for anything."london breed, san francisco mayoral candidate

"it's been absolutely an amazing journey full of love, full of excitement, full of hope."san francisco's top mayoral candidates talking to reporters today -- after very little sleep from election night ... both patiently waiting to find out who will become the city's next mayor. both will make history ... mark leno as the city's first openly gay mayor ... london breed as the city's first african american woman mayor. the race remains too close to call with ballots still being accepted through friday.and with the city's ranked choice voting system -- tens of thousands of votes still have yet to be counted.london breed, candidate for san francisco mayor"this is going to be a close race. it's rank choice voting. you never know what's going to happen so we can't take anything for granted and clearly this race is very tight. it changed from one instance in the earlier part of the night into another instance and so we are goin to be watching the numbers very closely."mark leno, candidate for san francisco mayori wouldnt be surprised if we saw some zig zagging and sea sawing. its hard to know exactly which batch of absentee ballots will be counted and if they were earlier returned or later returned if that means its more moderate or less so depending upon when ... a lot of question marks lots of question marks for sure.there are still tens of thousands of votes to be

counted.we're told it could be early next week before we find out who is the city's next mayor. (pam) meanwhile... the california governor's race is now set.former san francisco mayor and current liutenant governor gavin newsom will square off with republican businessman john cox in november... both winners in last night's primary today - newsom thanked supporters at the ferry building in san francisco. kron 4's haaziq madyun was there. nats/newsom"let's walk in" nats/crowd cheeringfresh off winning the california governor primary, democrat gavin newsom came to the san francisco ferry building to thank supporters, pose for pictures, take notes from concerned citizens...and talk about the head to head match up against the republican gubernatory candidate john cox sot

gubernatory candidate: "he is gping to have to explain why he supports off shore oil drilling, why he supports literally children being ripped from the arms of their mothers and fathers at the border, why he supports repealing our clean air and water regulations, why he wants to attack our diverse communities and our dreamers and build a wall which is really a monument to stupidity on the southern border, he is going to have defend all of those things including the repeal of the aca and addressing the ongoing assault on our values">tuesday's primary had the possibility of the two candidates with the highest vote totals competing against each other even if they were in the same party sot the republican candidate for governor john cox sealed his bid for the november contest by coming in second place with 26% of the overall votesot

wish for" >sot in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) elsewhere on election night, elsewhere on (ken) (ken) elsewhere on election night, a historic vote in the south bay. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the firestorm over a sexual assault case led to a successful recall of the judge in that case. dge aaron persky is only the 4th judge in california history to berecalled by voters and the first in 86 years. margaret russell/santa clara university law professor "....it's extremely unusual.....santa clara university law professor margeret russell says voters

were mislead.margaret russell "....people who voted for the recall thought they were voting for the best ofreasons, it was a referendum on sexual assault instead of a careful examination of a judge's record..."rejecting persky's own plea that he followed the law when he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault,voters supported the recall by a margin of 60 to 40. margaret russell says voters sent a strong message.margaret russell "..they're getting a message on the back end that if they do somethingwrong they better watch out..."persky will remain in his position as a "night judge," for now, handling requests for warrants, restraining orders and other judcial matters. once the recall vote and election of replacement judge cindy hendrickson are certified and hendrickson is sworn in persky will be removed from office. margaret russell "...judge persky will be moving ahead with his life and i think history will be verykind to him because he is very well respected...."rob fladeboe/san jose ",,,the registrar of voters has 30 days to certify the recall but judge persky could choose to

step down beforethat. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news a live look outside right now... (ken) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy low clouds in the danger. threat for his fire increasing the early next week danger. threat for his fire increasing the early next week warming trend more significant rodriguezmabrisa meteorologist newsfladeboe kron 4 news a live look outside right now... (ken) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools

conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger.

(ken) game 3 for the warriors against the cavaliers tonight.... the nba finals just getting underway at cleveland's quicken loans arena. (pam) the dubs are hoping to take a commanding 3- nothing lead on their 'road to the championship'.. and some fans are out at oracle arena fans are out at oracle arena tonight to catch all the action. that where we find kron4's ali reid.... ali? the dubs may be playing in cleveland tonight, but the energy ... as always ... is on high.they all got these posters on their way inside ... and it's pretty cool ... they can see the entire team including coach steve kerr. looking at the fans right now ... there's such a difference watching the game inside an arena, than it is at home.fans are feeding off each other's energy, and it's pretty cool. and instead of paying hundreds or even thousands of dollars for a playoff ticket here at the arena ... these go for 20

bucks.so it's kinda cool to bring the entire family out and enjoy the experience .... fans are hoping dubnation will represent in cleveland tonight. game one had us all on the edge of our seats ...game 2 was more of a breeze...so we're hoping the momentum continues for game 3.after all, this is the 4th year in a row the warriors are playing onthat court.sotstandupit's always so much fun covering the warriors because dubnation fans are the best.of course we'll be here bringing you all the eexcitement throughout the evening...reporting live from oakland .. ali reid ... kron 4 news. kron 4 news... ali reid ... the dubs may kron 4 news... ali reid ... from oakland reporting live from oakland .. ali reid ... kron 4 news.

(pam) bank.> (pam) for the 4th straight year...

fans from cleveland and the bay area are taking their battle off the court ... to raise money for local food banks. mayor mark farrell was at the s-f marin food bank today ... to bring attention to the cause. the food bank says, every dollar donated ... provides two meals for needy local community members. they have set a goal for the series at 50- thousand dollars.you can donate at "s-f-m food bank dot org." (ken) coming up. an east bay student dies after drowning in the pool at his high school. and tonight we are learning it was áánot a suicide. (pam)and... on the final day of classes ... a symbolic gesture made by parkland shooting survivors... to honor their fallen teachers and classmates. (ken) and... an investigation is underway at san francisco general hospital right now... after a body is found for the second time in two weeks.

(ken) a death investigation is underway at san francisco general hospital, the second in less than a week.kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on what we know so far about this case, and got reaction from the mayor. any day any death on city profit property is concerning the latest incident on general hospital campus raising concern happened monday morning. city's department of public health is calling

the death of the identifed female patient unexpected. they also say preliminary findings from the city's medical examiner autopsy on the body has not uncovered evidence of foul play.. the cause and manner of the death is still unknown and could be weeks away before that's determined. they say they could not provide more than that citing privacy laws. but it's been reported that the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. and that the dead woman had been here on a involuntary 72 hour hold, which happens with when a person is considered dangerous , suicidal or gravely disabled due to mental illness. that death comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. that gruesome discovery coming 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing from the residential boarand care facility for those over 60 with diagnosed mental issues. that case has sparked a number of

investigation and prompted more security changes. and has some asking how it could have happened again. back in 2013 lynne spalding, a hospital patient who had been missing for found dead of dehydration in an sf general stairwell. now after this two recents death i asked the city's current mayor is he has any plans to take action...his response... we need to have these investigations take their course we want to have the full picture before we comment or make any decisions about it but we take them very seriously and good men and women of san francisco are working hard within our city government to complete when those are finished will react the hospital is conducting their own separate investigation into this most recent death.the state department of health, which is the liscensing agency for the psychiatric ward, would not comment on this latest incident. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) in the east bay... an update to a story about a high school student drowning in the schools' pool. a completed autopsy report is now claiming... the students' death was áánot a suicide. benjamin curry was a 9th grade student at san ramon valley high school. he was discovered by students and staff .... in the deep end at the schools pool, back on

may 8th. at a makeshift memorial at the school... following his death - posters on suicide prevention were put up. many students said on camera, they believed curry had commited suicide. but a detailed report in the autopsy now says.... (pam)"although the decedent suffered from depression, there is no indication the decedent intended to drown himself...this death will be classified as an accident." nearly 200 people are missing... after the fuego volcano in guatemala.. dozens have been killed and the death toll is expected to keep climbing.. catherine heenan is here with the latest... (catherine) it's been three days since the initial eruption in guatemala... rain has been complicating the efforts to recover bodies... in fact - some locals say many remains will never be removed.. the search for survivors continues in some areas - but there's concern for the safety of rescue crews. that's partly because of the fear of new eruptions. 99 deaths have been

confirmed so far. roughly 200 people are missing. workers say it's painful to see the families who are still looking for loved ones.. rescue worker - it's very hard to see kids and families - whole families knowing that they're buried under the ashes and knowing that we cannot work fast enough in order to get them out." shelters are packed....with some of the previously clared "safe zones" now being ordered to evacuate. new flows of ash, gas and rock have been spewing from the volcano. people are being told that the fuego volcano will remain active and very dangerous for days to come. if you'd like to help -- we have a link set up on our website that will take you to the "go fund me" hub of campaigns set up to help victims -- thats on kron four dot com. pam and ken? let's take a look outside right now... (pam)

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the four zone forecast. little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger.

(pam) new tonight at 6. a fire that broke out this afternoon at a luxury hotel in london .... prompted the evacuation of all the hotel's staff and guests. 15- fire engines... and 97 firefighters.. worked for hours to bring the fire at the 12-story mandarin oriental hotel... under control. plumes of smoke could be seen for miles.so far... no reports of any injuries in the blaze... and the cause of the fire is not yet known.the 116- year old hotel had just

recently been renovated. (pam) still ahead... with home prices on the coast out of reach for most millenials.. we'll tell you where young people are flocking... two northern california cities cracked the top 10. (ken) and... a black student in the south bay says he was threatened... not by another student, but by a teacher... and that's not even the most shocking part of the allegation. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. (ken) a teacher at a

san jose high school is accused of intimidating a student - with a noose. the teacher is white-- the student black. it happened at santa teresa high school. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... police got involved -- but no charges have been filed. (philippe) on april 30th... the organization the black leadership kitchen cabinet says an african american student at santa teresa high school in san jose was threated with a noose made from rope in the school gym. the person they say made the threat was a white teacher and

coach.tiye garrett/activist- "and, this individual teacher told that student directly, stay away from me, blank student -- students name. and, he made a noose like, um , structure, around his own neck. (philippe) so, this was unprovocked? (tiye) unprovocked." community activists outraged by this organized a news conference at the african american community service agency in san jose to share their concerns. the student's parents filed a complaint with the east side union high school district, which did not return our requests for comment on this story. the police department was notified a few weeks ter the incident about what happened. chief eddie garcia says members of the community alerted detectives the school district did not. eddie garcia/sjpd- "the case was taken to the district attorney's office, it was deemed to be a hate incident and not a hate crime. so, there were no charges filed." meanwhile, friends of the boy involved say he's still shaken up by what happened. they say there have been numerous other racially

charged incidents at the school and throughout the district... a pattern they find alarming -- and so does the chief -- especially regarding this most recent case.eddie garcia/sjpd- "it's not justifiable. uh, its sickening, uh, either way, uh, and so, that's when i heard about it i was appalled. when my detectives heard about it, they were appalled." as a result of what happened on april 30th... and, a few other incidents throughout the years... the black leadership kitchen cabinet says it is considering filing a class action lawsuit against the school district. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) (pam) new tonight at 6.the landscape around the site of the school massacre in parkland, florida... is changing. fourteen oak trees and three purple tabebuia (tah bey boo ee uhh) trees were added to the grounds of marjory stoneman douglas high school. the trees were planted along the football field today -- the last day of school for the year. they honor the 17-students and teachers who were shot and killed on february 14th. organizers hope the trees will help keep the memory of the victims alive.

(ken)up next... how one hawaii city is trying to be the first in the country to put new regulations on uber --- to prevent price gouging -- and how the company is fighting back. (pam) and how the brewing trade war between the united states and mexico .. could soon increase your grocery bill. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. ♪ lookin' for a new spring dress. ♪ ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. weaving your own shoes...rgy by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing,

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♪ you gotta go to ross (pam)the u.s. trade dispute with mexico is heating up. (ken)today -- mexico imposed a series of tariffs on u.s. exports and that's causing concern.camila bernal explains. mexico is fighting back, announcing $3-billion in tariffs against u.s. exports. the tariffs are expected to impact the price of products including pork, apples, potatoes, bourbon and some cheese.stephen moore / distinguished fellow, heritage foundation: these import tariffs are going to make american products more expensive and this exactly what we were moving against and away from over the last 20 years.the move is in retaliation for the trump administration's announced tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from mexico and a number of other countries. the president has long argued that international trade has not benefited the u.s. president donald trump / march 8, 2018: our industries have been targeted for years and years, decades in fact by unfair foreign trade practices but the tit-for-tat will

matter because while mexico exports more goods and services to the u.s. than it buys, it is also the second largest market for u.s. made goods, behind only canada. larry kudlow / director of the united states national economic council: we will do what is necessary to protect the united states, its businesses and its workforce. the mexican tariffs are expected to raise the price of the affected goods between 15 and 25-percent, cutting deeply into how much the u.s. exports to its southern neighbor in the future.the tariffs announced tuesday will affect only about 1-percent of u.s. exports to mexico but the full impact is yet to be determined. the e.u. and canada have also announced plans to retaliate with tariffs against american products.in washington, i'm camila bernal (ken) (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. (mk)"in san francisco, new numbers just released show mark leno ahead of london breed in the race for the city's next mayor. leno is up by about 1100 votes. this is a close race, a nail biter for sure. and we are learning it

could be days, perhaps early next week before we find out who is san francisco's next mayor. one thing is for sure, though, the city will make history, electing either its first openly gay mayor or its first african american woman mayor. in san francisco, michelle kingston, kron 4 news." nats/newsom"let's walk in" nats/newsom news."kingston, kron 4 news." nats/newsom"let's walk in" nats/crowd cheeringfresh off winning the california governor primary, democrat gavin newsom came to the san francisco ferry building to thank supporters and talk about the head to head match up against the republican gubernatory candidate john cox sotsot in san francisco

haaziq madyun in santa clara county voters have recalled superior court judge aaron persky. the recall effort followed the controversial 6 month sentence persky gave to former stanford swimmer brock turner, who was convicted of sexual assault. persky is onlythe 4th judge to be recalled in state history and the first in 85 years. voters approved the recall 60 to 40 percent. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san 4 newsfladeboe kron 4 news4 news in san francisco...anoin san 4 news4 news

in san francisco...another death investigation is underway here at the campus of sf general, the second in less than a week.the city's deptment of public health says the death of a female patient here was unexpected but no evidence of foul play was uncovered in the woman's autospy....but her cause of death is still undetermined. but it's been reported that the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. and that the dead woman had been here on a involuntary 72 hour hold.last wedneday the body of resident from a board and care facility was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant, 10 days after she was reported missing. maureen kelly kron4 news the crash happened at around 6:30 this morning in the area of 98th avenue and golf links road. officials say the car went up an embankment ... over the garage of a home ... and landed in the backyard. medical responders arrived first ... and saw the driver trying to walk away from the scene. they try to man ... that's when he attacks them.police arrive moments after ... and the driver gets into the fight

with them too. an officer was severely injured and taken to a hospital.the driver was taken into custody ... and hospitalized as well. little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger. danger. (ken) new tonight at 6. the honolulu city council will

(ken) new tonight at 6. the honolulu city council will soon vote on a bill that aims to prevent price surges for private transportation companies. the bill says the city would set a maximum fare that companies may charge. that would prevent surge prices that are higher than the city-set limit. reports say uber sent e-mails to honolulu customers urging opposition of the bill. the owner of ecocab hawaii supports the bill, saying that it's wrong to allow companies to set prices without city control. if the bill passes, it will be the first

restriction in the country on prices when rider demand is high. (pam) also new at 6. millenials in california are flocking to the state capitol in greater numbers than anywhere else in the state... that's according to a new study.. in fact, it is one of the most popular destinations in the country. smart asset- dot- com released this list... and it names sacramento as the third most popular place to move ... for people aged 20 to 34 in the country. more than 16- thousand millenials moved there in 2016, according to the study. sacramento was behind only seattle and columbia, south carolina. san jose also made the top 10... at 7th in the nation. despite the higher cost of living -- the lure of silicon valley jobs -- just too great. (ken)coming up.the famous swans in bruges, belgium had to be temporarily relocated due to an environmental hazard...but it wasn't easy...

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are headed to nasa's international space station-- american doctor serena auqon- chancellor, russian cosmonaut sergei prokopev and german astronaut alexander gerst. (pam) the trio launched from kazakhstan, in a russian soyuz spacecraft... at 7-12 eastern time this morning. they are scheduled to arrive at the international space station on friday morning. (ken)they

will be greeted by two american astronauts and a russian cosmonaut already there.the i-s-s has been continuously occupied by rotating astronaut crews since november 2000. (pam) in bruges, belgium .... the famous swans had to be rescued from the reien .... where polluted water was putting their lives at risk. waste water had been leaked from a pipeline at a nearby brewery.(ken) so the mayor gave the order to relocate the swans to an enclosed spot nearby. it ws no easy task to gather the swans -- some even temporarily escaped capture through the bars of a fence.(pam) the swans will be moved back once the water quality has sufficiently improved. (ken)a memorable moment at tuesday's san diego padres game against the atlanta braves. it happened in the fifth inning as atlanta's ender inciarte was hitting. (pam he popped a foul ball high and behind... and it landed right in a fan's cold brew. m-l-b- dot- com identified the woman as gabby dimarco.watch her

stand and raise her cup -- as the crowd roared in laughter and applause. (ken)dimarco did what any good fan would do... she chugged the beer. yes, with the baseball still inside. in sports -- warriors forward andre iguodala is playing in game 3... after missing the last six games with a knee injury. we'll give you a quick game update from cleveland also -- brandon crawford helps the giants take two out of three against the diamondbacks our sports director gary radnich has the highlights and all the sports coming up just when you thought you were done painting...

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let's get an update... right now... great game today at at&t park... the giants and diamondbacks... only on "facebook watch" today bottom 1st... pablo sandoval... deep and way gone to right for the solo home run... measured at 447 fet... it's the longest for sandoval since 2015 top 6th... 4-2 d'backs... groundball to panik at second... tosses to sandoval... playing 1st base today... for one out... sandoval comes home and is on target to get paul goldschmidt at the plate... great double play to kep the giants in it bottom 9th... 4-2 d'backs... giants down to ther last out... but pinch-hitter alen hanson hits a 2-hitter alen out... but pinch-to ther last out... but pinch-to ther last out... but pinch-hitter alen hanson hits a 2-hitter alen hanson hits a 2-run home run off brad boxberger to tie the game! then with 2 tie the

game!boxberger to off brad run home run off brad boxberger to tie the game! then with 2 oputsin the bottom of the 10th...brandon crawford... 10th...brandon crawford... maybe the hottest hitter in baseall right now... with the walk-off rbi single.. scoring andrew mccutchen giants win 5-4 in 10 giants win 5-4 in 10 innings... the giants now only 1 giants now only 1 1/2games behind the d'backs for firstin the national league west... they now head on a 10-game road trip... starting in washington d-nioght nioghtc friday washington d- starting in road trip... starting in washington d-c friday nioght

funny moment today in out nation's capitol.... bryce harper of the washington nationals... was trying to leg out a double when his helmet fell off... tripping him up as he tried to reach 2nd base...harper 2nd tried to reach him up as he off... tripping him up as he tried to reach 2nd base...harper was initially called safe... but upon review was out at 2nd earier in the game harper tossed off his runing the bases... so you might say the helmet had the final word things ended well for the nats anyway... as they beat the tampa bay rays 11-2... harper was 1-for-3...(wipe to astro tells brother he's drafted) this is pretty cool... current houston astro alex bregman... during batting practice... tells his younger brother... a.j.... that the astros just picked him in the 35th round of the major league baseball draft... the younger bregman obviously stunned... then of course very stunned...

then of course very happy when big brother tells him the news in addition to bregman's little brother... the astros also drafted the younger brother of astros shortstop carlos correa... and former astros all-str joe cruz's grandson reuben foster appeared in court to resolved his final offseason charge on wednesday the 49ers linebacker pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge related to possession of an illegal weapon back in february. a judge sentenced to 232 hours of community service and will serve two years of probation in which will not be allowed to own any guns or ammunition. foster also has to pay over 200 dollars in total fines and give authorities his assualt weapon... which sparked the weapons charge. according to a league source... foster could face multigame suspension.

there suspension.face multigame suspension. there could soon be a reunion between north korea leader kim jong un and basketball star dennis rodman. rodman was once the only american to meet with kim... american to meet with kim... even sand "happy birthday" to him during a visit to north his agent is now saying rodman is considerng going to singapore from the kim- president trump summit scheduled for later this month... but says no firm plans have been made. it's doubtful trump wouls put up with rodman put up with trump wouls doubtful trump wouls doubtful trump wouls put up with inserting himself into the metting... but kim likely cnsoders him the only american he thinks of as a friend tuned... to the french open... maria sharapova advanced to the quarterfinals... after serena williamsulled out of

the tournament with a peck injury sharapova facing garbine maguruza for a ticket to the semis mike tyson making the trip to paris sharapova playing in the french open for the first time in three years garbine maguruza up by three games after a long rally... sharapova with an unforce error loses the first set to the spaniard muguruza shocks sharapova in straight sets... 6-2 and 6-1 sharapova loses her seventh match of the yearseventh match loses her sharapova 6-2 and 6-1 sharapova loses her seventh match of the year muguruza will face number one will face number one ranked simona halep in the semifinals

(pam) up next... a 94 year old protester ... who is running into some trouble with the local government... for the way she is making her voice heard.

(ken)a 94-year-old illinois woman has decided to let her feelings about president trump be known in a very public way-- but now the city is fighting her over it.(pam) and the reason the city gave -- has nothing to do with the sign's message.liz nagy explains. the message is unambiguous.in big bold letters the sign on myra becker's front yard blunty reads "impeach president trump now."myra becker:"this is not a frivolous thing to me. this is very serious."but at 94 years old becker says she doesn't have many outlets for expression.myra becker:"i can't march anymore, and i don't... i can't protest, there's so many things i can't do."so frustrated, in february, she custom ordered this oversized sign, and gave another to her neighbor.myra becker:"i just said big."but that was the problem.carl flaks, neighbor:"city suddenly came out and said they have to go."frank shields, neighbor: "the size is obnoxious. it really is. if you want to put a small sign out, that's fine." liz nagy, reporting:"the city

said to us in a statement they don't regulate the content or message of the sign, simply the size. regulation is 3 square feet. myra becker's is nearly 4 times that big."carl flaks, neighbor:"i have respect for the law and if that's the law, ok i'll abide by it."plans to do the same with a smaller, one word sign. myra becker:"i think people know what "impeach" means." means." means." (pam) that was liz nagy reporting.becker says, she is a lifelong democrat, who has voted for some republicans too... just not president donald trump. (ken) family and friends of robert f- kennedy gathered to honor his legacy and mark 50-years since his death. several people spoke at a service for the former attorney general... senator and presidential candidate. it was held at arlington national cemetery today.

kennedy was celebrating winning the california democratic primary... when he was shot at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. he died the next day on june sixth, 1968. little change is forecast into thursday with continued cool temperatures and overnight/morning low clouds in the bay area. patchy coastal drizzle may be possible from the san mateo coast southward, tracking overnight lows in the 40s-50s. daytime highs for thursday will range from the 60s-70s. a slight warming trend is forecast on friday before another trough cools conditions down for the weekend. high pressure will then rebuild over california. as a result, expect a more significant warming trend early next week increasing the threat for his fire danger. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way.

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