thing...stemming from a landlord- tenant dispute. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. oakland police say the violent kidnapping incident could have been a lot worse if they arrived a few minutes later. kron 4's haaziq madyun spoke with a man who captured the police pursuit on video. .. nats/resident looking at surveillance video"see there she is walking"you are looking at surveillance video of a 70- year-old kidnapping victim being escorted to safety by oakland police here on lorenzo avenue monday morning. the video shows the tail end of a police pursuit that started on the 600 block of oak street and stopped right outside the home andrew norrissotoakland police say this damage on the kidnapping suspect's vehicle was caused when the suspect was trying to get awaysot

suspect took his vehicle and intentionally rammed our patrol vehicle">oakland police spokesperson jona watson says this all started when police received a call about a disturbance at this residence on oak streetsotafter a pursuit that started on surface streets then on to the freeway ending here on lorenzo street investigators say the suspect described as an adult male in his 30's pulled over and surrendered without incident. however the incident has rattle the nerves of norrissot what does he make of all of this?sotthe dispute between the landlord and tenant is under investigation.

for now the tenant remains behind bars and the 70- year-old land lord has been reunited with her family...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) the city of oakland is getting ready to host its third warriors championship parade in the last four years. tomorrow-- a million tomorrow-- a million people are expected to pack into the downtown area to celebrate the win. (vicki) yeah, the parade begins around 11am tomorrow... but prepartions for the parade have already begu kron 4's charles clifford has details on what to expect. well, officially fans can start lining up along the parade route tuesday morning around 630. i was at the last years parade, and there were a lot of people in place long before then.also , the biggest change this year is that there will not be a rally after the parade. the team and the city of oakland say they want to focus on putting together the

best parade possible.now, the parade begins at broadway an11th street at 11am. from there the player riding turn rightnto 20th street. en then they turn right again onto harrisson then left onto 19th street. the parade then merges onto lakeside drive and ends at lakeside and 13th street.in preparation, the city of oakland has been building grandstands and putting up fencing all along the route. fans can watch the from any point along the parade route route as long as they stay behind the fencing. there will also be three first aid station and two lost children locations near the parade.now, fans are encourage to bring sunscreen, hats, water, team wear, as well as signs and banners as long as they don't block the view of the parade and don't have any obscenities.you can not bring drones, coolers, glass containers or cans. alchohol, drugs, weapons, umbrellas, tents, laser pointers, scooters, bikes, lawn furntiture or fireworks. finally, be aware that there will be very little parking downtown and many street closures that will last for a good part of the day. also people are strongly encourage to take public transporation or walk to the parade. in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news.

(grant) we have team coverage of the warriors championship parade. (vicki) mabrisa rodriguez is tracking your parade forecast... but first let's check with kron4's lyida pantazes-- with some tips on taking bart and getting to the parade. fans taking bart to the golden state warriors' victory parade in downtown oakland tuesday should buy a clipper card in advance, expect crowded cars and be alert for signs and announcements, officials with the transit agency said today more than a half-million people took bart to the 2017 warriors parade, and the transit agency is expecting similar crowds this year (vicki) now lets check in with meteorologist (vicki

this yearsimilar crowds expecting similar crowds this year (vicki) now lets check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez... (grant) mabrisa-- what does the forecast look like for the parade tomorrow? a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with

upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper vel trough sets up over the region. over the region. trough sets up mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. over the region. (grant) kron 4 will cover tomorrow's parade live on air and on kron4.com. our special parade coverage begins at 10-am. vicki liviakis, along with james fletcher and our sports director gary radnich will be hosting our team of reporters along the parade route. the parade starts at 11-a-m... but kron-4 will have wall to wall coverage starting with the kron-4 morning news at 7-am. (grant)hiding in plain site... that's what the air force says

an air force captain from the 80's was doing (vicki)and it turns out he was hiding right here in the bay area in daly city. the air force captain had top secret clearance and vanished after returing from duty in europe.kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with details. (dan flash)it's a bizarre story you might see on tv or in the movies.. this one was so strange at the time there were concerns the captain may have been abducted by the soviets, or defected. but it turns out he was simply over it, and took on a new identity in daly city.(pkg) (dan flash)highes has been charged with desertion and is now being held at travis air force base. he could face up to five years of confienment, forefeiture of all pay and a disahonorable dischange.

countto machine corresponds make sure it processed to cards hand count all monday will friday through process goal is to and tomorrow 8pm tonight work again til cards. of counting slow process then there's a ballots but through the almost happen for that to couple days will take a ballots. provisional processing start tomorrow will than once. through more be run cards have to 3 choice. number 1,2, or choose a were able to where voters with a ballot point percentage less than a 4 news ali reid ... kron hall ... ali? race. update on the we just got an update on the (dan flash)highes has been charged with desertion and is now being held at travis air force base. he could years of confienment, forefeiture of all pay and a disahonorable dischange. (grant) it has been

almost a week since the election... and people who live in san francisco are still waiting to find out who their next mayor is. that's because rank choice voting is a longer process than the traditional ballot counting. kron 4's ali reid is live in san francisco tonight where we just got an update on the race. ali? it's still a very tight race. both candidates are within a slither of a percentage point from victory. right now election personnel are downstairs counting those votes, and according to the board of elections ... it's still too close to call. the weekend started with mark leno leading, but throughout the weekend, with tens of thousands of votes counted, supervisor london breed has taken the lead ... and that's within 1600 votes. london breed maintains the lead with a total 106-thousand 536 votes mark leno is right behind at 104-935.that less than one percent difference.with breed at 50.38 percentwith breed at difference.with breed at 50.38 percentand leno at 49.52.the director of san francisco's department of elections says he's never seen a race this tight in this 16 years he's worked in city hall. sot standup they'll continue to

count those cards until every single vote is accounted for. reporting live from san francisco city hall ...ali reid ... kron 4 news less than a percentage point with a ballot where voters were able to choose a number 1,2, or 3 choice. cards have to be run through more than once. tomorrow will start processing provisional ballots. will take a couple days for that to happen almost through the ballots but then there's a slow process of counting cards. work again til 8pm tonight and tomorrow goal is to process through friday monday will hand count all cards processed to make sure it corresponds to machine count (vicki) happening tonight...the summit is about to start...we're now less than an hour away. president trump and north korean leader kim jong un are in singapore, getting ready to have that historic meeting. omar jimenez is tracking developments. the leaders of the u.s. and north korea are just hours away from making history, meeting face-to-face for the first time at a suit in singapore.u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, also on the

ground in singapore, says president trump is ready.mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: president trump is going to this meeting with confidence, a positive attitude and an eagerness for real progress.kim jong un also appearing relaxed and confident, taking a surprise tour of the city monday with singapore's foreign minister. on top of the agenda for the summit, whether north korea is really willing to denuclearize. mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: the ultimate objective we seek from diplomacy with north korea has not changed, the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept. other topics expected to be on the agenda reportedly include the sanctions the u.s. s imposed on north korea, officially ending t korean war, and normalizing relations between the two nations.with so much to accomplish in one meeting, officials acknowledge future meetings are definitely a possibility.mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: president trump believes that kim jong un has an unprecedented opportunity to change the trajectory of our relationship and bring peace and prosperity to his country. we are hopeful this summit will have set the conditions for future productive talks. in washington, omar jimenez, kron4 news.

(vicki) (vicki) coming up... a grandmother is facing years in prison tonight... after shocking video shows her grandkids-- placed in dog kennels. we'll explain what happened. (grant) a health warning tonight-- what everyday household item could cause you to get very sick. (vicki) plus-- the f-c-c's repeal of net neutrality officially started today. aft the break-- we'll explain what that means and how much you'll have to pay to go on the internet. ♪ 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,

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california lawmakers are calling for action after video of an oakland bar-b-que went viral.... they are looking to address racial bias in police calls. the video shows a white woman calling police on a group of black men bar-b-q-ing at lake merritt last month.now state senators ricardo lara and holly mitchell - both from southern california -- have sent a letter to the state attorney general and the state justice department.the senators are asking law enforcement officials look into how to better identify potential racial bias in police calls... and how police should respond in those situations. (vicki) a major change in government regulation of the internet today, though the changes may not be readily apparent.(grant) the f=c=c officially repealed the obama=era policy known as "net neutrality." catherine heenan is here to explain how that could affect where you go

online ... and how much you'll pay for it.catherine? (catherine) internet service providers called net neutrality an attempt to micro=manage their business. critics say removing it gives them the power to control where you go online. clickety clickunder the 2015 net neutrality act, internet access was classed as a utility, like water and power. providers like at&t, verizon and comcast were prohibited from discriminating by speeding up access to some sites and slowing down others ... or even blocking the sites altogether,the i=s=p's spent millions lobbying to change that rule, and last december the f=c=c delivered a pre=christmas present.the chairman votes aye, the measure is adoptedgavel natthe new ruling says the internet access is no longer a public service.companies that own the pipelines can play favorites. for example a content provider like netflix is in direct competition with comcast which

owns nbc universal and controls access to the internet for over 20 million customers. critics can imagine a scenario where nbc would want to speed up streams of its shows and slow down streams of its rival netflix. and just like the premium services offered on cable systems, your i=s=p could charge you extra for high speed access to certain sites. "people are going to be nickled and dimed for use of the email, use of social media, use of web surfing. the repeal of net neutrality is not popular in silicon valley. "they can essentially cableize the internet. they can slow down what someone else wants to sell to you. and speed up more of the content they want you to see. they can charge you for fast lanes. and if you can't afford it - you'll be in the slow lane.> "we don't want the isps, the so-called owners of the pipes, to decide what we see on the internet. that's our decision." (catherine) santa clara county has joined several states in filing legal challenges in the fight to

bring back net neutrality. vicki and grant? (grant) people are stepping up to help a homeless man in oakland who had his belongings thrown into lake merritt. a jogger passing by tossed the items into the water. that man... now nicknamed "jogger joe" decided the homeless man needed to go after sleeping in the same spot for over a year. now some people in the community are banding together to help the homeless man who they believe was unfairly targeted. people are now taking shifts to ensure the man is safe. a go fund me page has also been set up to help protect the homeless man. if you want to help, we have a link on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) just days after california's effort to combat homelessness got a big boost... activists say it's not enough. last week - governor jerry brown and democratic legislative leaders agreed to half a billion dollars in one-time spending capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports on what homeless advocates are still demanding.

-- first -- they rallied outside the california association of realtors office. posting posterboard sized, "eviction notice" on the door. then -- -- a brief march on l street across the capitol -- blocking traffic for a few minutes.before descending on the west steps of the capitol...its the poor people's campaign.their message: fight poverty not the poor.abdullah muhammad, alliance of californians for community empowerment "legislature seems like they're not doing the right thing to protect their constituents."the campaign -- mixing a number of statewide activists and groups to speak out in support of unions and against rent increases, low wages, and homelessness. just last week -- the legislature and governor's office announced a one-time $500 million investment to combat the homelessness crisis. abdullah muhammad "that's not even a drop in the bucket to deal with homelessness in the state of california. it's a joke."the latest adds more than 100 million more than what governor jerry brown first proposed in may on homelessness , but it is significantly less than what the senate pushed for...$5 billion over four years.bay area state senator nancy skinner was senators pushing to use a budget surplus to get about $1 billion dollars this year to help with the crisis. sen. nancy skinner (d-oakland) "i agree with thpo people's campaign $500m given this year of high revenues is t we have $500m to nextear and m thankful for that."skinner points to two additional ballot measures -- a housing bond and a expanding housing for those with mental

illnesses -- in november for potential funds. (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas

reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (grant) still ahead-- a

father of two is fighting to stay in the u-s with his family... after being detained while delivering pizza to a military base. (vicki) and after the break-- see the shocking video of kids being locked in dog kennels-- by their grandmother.

(grant) a grandmother in tennessee...is in trouble with the law. as chris luther reports... she was arrested after video showed her transporting children in dog crates. this video has a memphis grandmother facing serious charges.it shows a young girl climbing out of a dog kennel in the trunk of a ford

explorer.police tracked down and arrested the driver leimome cheeks. i showed the video to cheek's neighbors in whitehaven... their reaction says it all.nat sound from mos "hey look!""oh my god, you've got to be playing. i can't see her doing that. seriously?"cheeks admitted to police that she drove from whitehaven to collierville, a 35 minute trip, with a 7 year old and 8 year in two dog kennels in the trunk. it was 95 degrees outside.she told the children to get in the kennels because there wasn't any room left in the suv, according to a police report. the explorer, with two dog kennels still in the truck sat in the driveway on mosby road sunday. cheek's longtime neighbors never saw this coming.eugene and melanie richmond/neighbors "she is a super good neighbor.""she seems a real caring person. like i said she helped when my mom was missing, had alzheimers....she got out and helped us, you know, look for her and everything."dr. angel gooden, psychologist"i sincerely hope that this would be a one time incident but i doubt it."psychologist dr. angel gooden works with troubled youth and their family members at youth villages. she's worried about the lasting effects possible systematic abuse can have on these children.dr. angel gooden, psychologist"i think it could have a very significant impact on their

self-esteem and self- confidence and thinking that it's okay to be treated as something other than human." dr. gooden says her organization is extending their hand -- offering to help these children and their grandmother with counseling if needed. (grant) (grant) cheeks has been charged with child endangerment -- if convicted,he could spend 12 yes in prison. (vicki) next at 5:30... a local girl is getting national attention tonight after her valedictorian speech was cut short. why the school is not apologizing for their actions. (grant) plus-- it's something they are used to. the warriors are getting ready to celebrate with their fans tomorrow. we'll have more on the excitement leading up to the big parade.

(vicki) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay.... a woman was killed this morning when a large tree fell onto interstate 680 in danville. police say the victim was traveling on north 680 when a 50 to 60 foot tree fell onto the roadway. police are still investigating whether the tree fell directly on her car or in front of her. officials have identified the woman as 58-year-old

lyudmila beyzer of danville. she was pronounced dead on scene. officials are still investigating the cause of the crash. ... (grant) the search is on for a woman accused of trying to light a molotov cocktail at a newark preschool. this happened back in november... but now we're getting a look at the person police say is responsible. police say the woman tried to light the molotov... but it would not light. so... she smashed the glass door at safari kid inc. with the bottle instead. the school suffered major damage. (vicki) in the north bay.. a high school student in petaluma is getting national attention after she says her school cut-off her mic during her valedictorian speech at graduation. take a listen... "we are not too young to speak up, to dream and to create change. which is why, even when some people on this campus, those same pe -"(vicki) when lulabel seitz later

post anncensored version of her spch online... it contained a line claiming that school offials mishandled cases of sexual misconduct. the principal of petaluma high school says students had to submit their speeches for approval in advance... and that the line seitz wanted to say was not in the approved speech. the principal said students were warned that if they said anything that was not in the approved speech that their mics would be cut. (grant) on the peninsula..... south san francisco police are searching for a man who robbed a woman at gunpoint last night. it happened on gellert boulevard near 280 just before ten o'clock. police say the man approached the woman and pointed a gun at her, demanding her belongings. after the victim handed her things over, the suspect fled on foot. officials are describing him as a black man around six feet tall, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and a white mask. police say he had a black semi-automatic handgun. (grant) daly city police are warning residents of a gift card scam after a man lost 11-hundred dollars.

police say people are calling claiming they're from the i-r-s, demanding money for unpaid taxes. the victim told police the caller preferred gift cards as payment. the victim called police after the scammer kept calling, threatening him and demanding more money. daly city police wants to remind people that the i-r-s never asks for gift cards as payment for unpaid taxes. (vicki) a big mess in brisbane today-- after a truck carrying bottled and canned foods overturned. this is video of the scene this morning-- on northbound 101 at the bayshore offramp. the driver of the truck says the load shifted.. causing it to overturn. the truck was with various types of sauces that spilled on the roadway. it now cleaned up and reopened. a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an

increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (grant) (grant) it's time to party again... as the warriors get set to celebrate tomorrow in oakland...(vicki)it's a scene the warriors have experienced 3 times in the last 4 years... the players say it's a feeling that never gets old... kron 4's kim smith joins us in studio... and kim, you hear about the players so much, but how is steve kerr taking in this moment? kerr clarified kerr clarified this afternoon...he's not

getting lit... he says he's actually just flat out exhausted... and you can't blame him... a coach's job is never over... but for kerr who ha5 rings as a player.... 3 more as a coach... he'still appreciative of the moment.. kerr says the celebration has been muted for him the last few days... he couldn't hang at the after parties... but they would love to make a parade an annual event... contuing to bring championships back to the bay.. and of course steve has been a part of quite a few through his career...so when you bring up the word dynasty... it has been associated with the warriors... some say they've reached it... others feel you can't put them in the category with the bulls or the celtics just yet... steve kerr isn't getting into the rankings, but the feeling of a champion is something the common thread...

the work continues for the warriors front office this summer... the team had exit meetings with most of the players today... general manager bob myers knows there will be quite a few contract conversations ahead...the big free agency priority is of course the 2 time finals mvp kevin durant... durant put all the rumors to rest saying he plans on returning to the warriors this summer as he becomes an unrestricted free agent...durant took less money on his last deal to make room for some of his teammates... so how much can k-d expect on this new contract??

asked that question a lot which i was a little surprised. i thought he was happy. i'm glad he said that we want him to be happy. but yeah i felt validation happy. but yeah i felt validation however you hear it is good. but i think he's enjoyed his time here. and it's certainly been great for us and great for him."> steve kerr also told us today that david west is going to take sometime to figure out what's best for him and if he plans on retiring.. but the warriors are definitely excited about their youth of this team... some of the younger guys stepping up this season...and along with that keeping the core together, they hope to keep those rings coming... (grant) and a tribute to victory.. a massive dub dynasty mural is being painted

along the parade route in oakland. the mural features the last three championship trophies the warriors won. and a broom ... which is a symbol for the sweep the dubs delivered in the finals. the artist norman chuck or 'vouge' says he started working on the mural yesterday... and he'll be working until tomorrow's parade to finish it. "i know exactly what i need. what kind of paint i need, what colors. what goes with contrast-wise, composition, all that takes place so all those 30 plus years of spray-paining come down to this."(grant) when the (grant) when the mural is complete.. it will feature a massive portrait of kevin durant ... this year's mvp. (vicki) kron 4 will cover tomorrow's parade live on air and on kron4.com. our special parade coverage begins at 10-am. i will be hosting with james fletcher and our sports director gary

radnich... plus our team of radnich... plus our team of reporters along the parade route. the parade starts at 11-a-m... but we will have wall to wall coverage starting at 7-am on the kron-4 morning news. (vicki) coming up-- a wild attack at a home depot. see what happened after a pet monkey escaped from its owner. (vicki) and after the break.. hear the warning from scientists after they discovered that an item most people use every day-- could make you sick. deal talk. to make sure my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo is a great deal. i asked a sales expert. it's amazing, jack! you get a spicy crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink. all for just $5.99! you said it, stanley. ow. wait, what's happening? stanley, stanley! you're deflating! i'm so cold. we need a doctor! jack, tell my wife i love her. nooooooo!!!!!! try my new $5.99 spicy chicken club combo.

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warns that a basic item just about basic item just warns that a basic item just about everybody uses daily -- could give us food poisoning..(vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on what the american society of micro-biology is saying... (catherine) as if we need yet another warning of something potentially dangerous...this time it's the lowly kitchen towel. even if you wash it fairly often.....apparently it's not enough. a new study says they're generally packed with bacteria...especially if you're part of a big family or you eat meat. the research looked at 100 kitchen towels and found that about half of them had bacterial growth....including e-coli. especially if the towels were

humid. advice includes using paper towels instead....or washing your kitchen towels in hot water -- often. grant and vicki? (vicki) still ahead... a father is fighting to stay with his family-- who are all american citizens-- after being detained by ice officials while trying to deliver a pizza to a military base.

(grant) breaking news... presdient trump's top economic advisor larry kudlow has had a heart attack. this is video of him yesterday... the president just tweeted... "our great larry kudlow, who has been working so hard on trade and the economy, has just suffered a heart attack. he is now in walter reed medical center." (grant) an undocumented immigrant in new york is in custody after delivering pizza to a military base... but he will not be

deported until at least july twentieth because of an emergency stay. polo sandoval reports. pkg:polo sandoval/ reporting: pablo villavicencio, the 35 year old new york area pizza delivery man who was detained by ice officers earlier this month and remains in custody. he went to a brooklyn area army base to make his delivery. because he had no department of defense identification, he was subjected to an on site background check in order to gain access to the base. while the system showed that he had an active warrant for his deportation. ice was called at the time by military police officers and villavicencio was detained and he was also nearly deported just a few days ago when his lawyers filed that emergency stay. we are told by his family that villavicencio had actually filed for a green card back in february and was currently waiting to hear a response from the government when he was detained. the legal team for this gentleman telling me that he does not have a criminal record and also that that 2010 voluntary deportation order did not come as a result of any sort of law enforcement encounter in fact it was more of an administrative process that was playing out in immigration courts and also important to point out that according to his legal team this was not the first time that he had made a delivery at that base. we'll find out in about a

month and a week what a judge decides." (grant) that was polo sandoval reporting. villavicencio's wife is a u-s citizen and they have two children born in the u-s. new york governor andrew cuomo said his detention quote "goes against everything we believe in." (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) thank you vicki. disturbing new details about a suspected serial killer in florida. tonight - we are hearing from co- workers of the suspect arrested.... the unusual favor they say he asked one of them - that led to his arrest. plus - we are just minutes away from a historic summit between present trump and the leader of north korea. we will talk live with an

expert .. to get some insight into what kim jong un is trying to gain... vicki back to you and grant..(vicki) thank you pam - we will see you at six. (anchor) taking a live look outside... taking a live (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. a warming trend will continue a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a

mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (vicki) a woman in florida was attacked by a pet monkey ... and part of the attack was captured on video. take a look ...you can see the monkey jumping on the woman.that woman is home depot employee over the region. trough sets up over the region.

(vicki) a woman in florida was attacked by a pet monkey ... and part of the attack was captured on video. take a look ...you can see the monkey jumping on the woman.that woman is home depot employee marilyn howard.she was taking a break outside when the monkey, attached to a leash and wearing a diaper, walked up to her. she says it was friendly at first but got spooked by the sliding glass doors ... and then jumped and bit her on her back and twice

on the arm. marilyn howard/home depot employee: "and i had my hair up in a bun-bun. so she had a hold of my bun-bun like that. and when she took off she took off in her one claw got here and she just launched into the door.(vicki) the owner ran over and was able to get the monkey under control. one of howard's wounds is infected but the others are healing fine. she says she doesn't blame the monkey and hopes it does not get euthanized. (grant) an important recall to tell you about. tyson is recalling more than three thousand pounds of breaded chicken products.. because they could be contaminated with blue and clear plastic. the recalled product contains plastic bags of 'uncooked breaded original chicken tenderloins.' so far there have been no reports of issues from people who ate the chicken. if you have these products ... you are urged to throw it away. (vicki) next on kron-4 news at 5... see a local food bank working hard to make sure people in alameda county

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a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. (vicki) ahead of our

parent company nexstar broadcasting's annual founder's day of giving... we're highlighting some of the good work food banks across the bay area are doing on a daily basis. kron four's philippe djegal reports from berkeley... with a spotlight on the alameda county community food bank's grocery rescue program. (philippe)jon berman/store manager- "we have about 10

cases of food we're giving away today, which otherwise would go in the compost." instead, while customers at berkeley natural grocery sift through and pick the food they want to buy... the stuff that doesn't make the shelves gets packed up in the back -- headed to another destination. jon berman/store manager- "this is a piece of rubarb, and its got some blemishes on it, you cut that away and its just as good as any product we have on our shelf." jon berman is the store manager, partnering with the alameda county community food bank and it's grocery rescue program. jon berman/store manager- "we won't give anything that we don't trust completely -- that we wouldn't eat ourselves." twice a week... berkeley natural grocery boxes up perfectly edible and safe food that otherwise may be thrown out... then donates it to the berkeley food pantry, which picks up the boxes, and, organizes the items at it's location... where those less fortunate can pack a cart with food to feed their families.dharma galang/berkele y food pantry- "since we're participated in grocery rescue, we've never had a food shortage. before that, we would actually run out of food at times, but since we started this program, we have never run out of food. so, we've never had to turn anyone away with nothing." in the past

six years... berkeley natural grocery has donated about 140-thousand pounds of food to the food bank... which has about 200 partners collecting and distributing food throughout the county. last year, the food bank gave out more than four million pounds of food directly from the grocery rescue program. michael altfest/accfb- "one of the benefits of this program is that the grocers and the agencies are generally in the same neighborhood. so those grocery stores are actually helping the people in their own neighborhoods."jon berman/store manager- "it's the right thing to do. you know, and it just sort of aligns with our values, you as a store, what we've trying to do." and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents... whatever help grocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) (vicki) kron 4's day of giving is on friday--- and all week long we will be highlighting the hard work of local food banks... before we go out and volunteer ourselves to give back to our communities.

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant and pam are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki.. coming up next on kron4 news at six. in just moments a historic meeting will take place between president trump and the leader of north korea. we have an expert standing by to breakdown what both countries are hoping to gain during the nuclear summit. (grant) then - nearly a week since the election - and the san francisco mayor's race is too close to call. we're live at city hall where votes are still being counted... with the latest numbers for mark leno and london breed. kron4 news at six starts next.

seeking to break out of the dangerous cycle that created so much concern last year. peace and verifiable denuclearization must remain the clear and shared goal."> (grant) happening now -- as the world watches the north korean - u.s. summit in singapore. the united nations security general has commended both leaders for meeting with each other.. (grant) good evening i'm grant lodes in for ken wayne. (pam) and i'm pam moore. u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un are both in singapore -- participating in their historic summit right now. omar jimenez is in washington with with the latest details of this historic meeting. omar... the leaders of the u.s. and north korea are just hours away from making history -- meeting face-to-face for the

first time at a summit in singapore.u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, also on the ground in singapore, says president trump is ready.mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: president trump is going to this meeting with confidence, a positive attitude and an eagerness for real progress.kim jong un also appearing relaxed and confident, taking a surprise tour of the city monday with singapore's foreign minister. on top of the agenda for the summit, whether north korea is really willing to denuclearize. mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: the ultimate objective we seek from diplomacy with north korea has not changed, the complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula is the only outme that the united states will accept. other topics expected to be on the agenda reportedly include the sanctions the u.s. has imposed on north korea, officially ending the korean war, and normalizing relations

between the two nations.with so much in one meeting, acknowledge meetings are definitely a mike pompeo / u.s. secretary of state: president trump believes that kim jong un unprecedented change the relationship and prosperity to his hopeful this set the conditions for future productive talks. (pam)(pam) coming up coming up later in the coming up (pam) coming up later in the newscast -- our coverage of the singapore summit continues ... we'll have a special guest joining us in the studio .... with a deeper look into tonight's

historic tonight's historic meeting. (pam) we are following breaking news... presdient trump's top economic advisor larry kudlow has had a heart attack. this is video of him yesterday... the president tweeted within the last half hour... quote "our great larry kudlow, who has been working so hard on trade and the economy, has just suffered a heart attack. he is now in walter reed medical center." (grant) happening tomorrow -- downtown oakland is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of fans from all across the bay area. many of them will most likely take bart to get there. the parade begins around 11am tomorrow and bart officials are warning riders to be ready for full trains both before and after the festivities. kron 4's charles clifford has details.

last year, more than 518 thousand people road bart on the day of last year's warriors parade in oakland. the transit agency says that's the 5th highest rider ship day in their history and they are expecting a big turnout on tuesday as well.tuesday's warriors parade begins at broadway and 11th street in downtown oakland at 11am. from there the players, riding busses, will go north and then turn right onto 20th street. then they turn right again onto harrisson then left onto 19th street. the parade then merges onto lakeside drive and ends at lakeside and 13th street.because parking will be tight downtown durg the parade and there will be numerous road closures through out the day, officials are encouraging people to take public transit. but, bart is warning riders to pack their patience. they say the heaviest ridership times will be from 9am -untill the parade starts and then from noon to 2pm after the parade.in order to reach the parade route as quickly as possible bart is encouraging people to use the 19th street and 12th street stations in downtown oakland. unlike last year, there will not be a lake merrit rally after the parade so there's no need to gather at the lake merrit bart station.bart also plans on running as many

trains as possible to accomodate the extra riders and they are bringing in all available staff to help o. even with the beefed up resources, bart is warning riders to be prepared for last minute changes.sotwe are maximizing our train lenght and train numbers, but there's going to be some movement with that. there are possibilities in terms of managing crowds at 12th and 19th street that we may skip one of those station to mitigate the load of the crowd.and finally, bart is also encouraging riders to use pre paid clipper cards. there could be long lines at the ticket kiosks and a clipper card will make it easier to board trains before and after the parade. after the parade. trains before and easier to board trains before and after the parade. ( pam ) ( pam ) after the parade.trains before

and easier to board trains before and after the parade. ( pam ) ( pam ) ( pam ) ( pam ) after the parade. ( pam ) the parade weather will be sparkling and very warm tuesday ... people will start gathering in the morning... the parade starts at 11a.m. our meterologist mabrisa rodriguez is here to tell us what to expect .. a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high

pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (pam)(pam)(pam) kron 4 will cover tomorrow's parade live on air and on kron4.com. the parade starts at 11-a-m. but we will have live wall- to-wall coverage of the preparations starting at 7am

... on the kron 4 morning news... continuing through the parade moving through oakland. (grant) now to another big story we are following tonight -- hiding in plain site... that's what the air force says an air force captain from the 80's was doing and it turns out he was hiding in daly city. the air force captain had top secret clearance and vanished after returing from duty in europe. kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with details. (dan flash)when this air force captain vanished into thin air 35 years ago there was speculation he defected or was kidnapped by the russians for the secrets he held. it turns out, he was just tired of it all, and came to california and took on a new name.(pkg) sottim is the man daly city neighbors say lived in this home.sotbut it turns out tim is actually william howard hughes junior an air force captain who disappeared in new mexico 35 years ago while working on classified planning

and analysis of nato surveillance systems during the cold war. he was declared a deserter in december of 83. but he was actually hiding in plain site in california. sot last wednesday hughes was captured during a passport fraud investigation. after claiming to be barry o berine, he was confronted about inconsistencies about his identify and admitted to being hughes.hughes told authorities he was depressed about being in the air force and decided to leave, creating a false identity (dan flash)hues has been charged hughes has (dan flash) (dan flash)hughes has been charged with desertion and is being held at travis air force base. he faces up to five years of confinement, forefeiture of all pay and a dishonorable discharge. discharge.dishonorable all pay and a forefeiture of confinement, forefeiture of

all pay and a dishonorable discharge. ( grant ) it has been almost a week since the election... and people who live in san francisco are still waiting to find out who their next mayor is. that's because rank choice voting is a longer process than the traditional ballot counting. kron 4's ali reid is live in san francisco tonight where we just got an update on the race. ali? it's still a very tight race. both candidates are within a slher of a percentage point from victory. right now election personnel are downstairs counting those votes, and they'll be there until 8pm.according to the board of according to 8pm. there until and they'll be there until and they'll be those votes, counting downstairs personnel are election right now victory. point from victory. right now election personnel are downstairs counting those votes, and they'll be there until 8pm.according to the board of elections ... it's still too close to call. the weekend started with mark leno leading, but now with tens of

thousands of votes counted, supervisor london breed has taken the lead ... and that's within 1600 votes. london breed maintains the lead with a total 106-thousand 536 votes mark leno is right behind at 104-935.that less than a one percent difference.with breed at 50.38 percentand leno at 49.52.the director of san francisco's department of elections says he's never seen a race this tight in the 16 years he's worked at city hall. right now in the process of vote by mail being counted. john arntzsot - we expect to process through til friday. the campus still may send cards for processing, so i'm not saying friday is the last day we're gonna ... that's not what i'm saying. our goal is to get everything done by friday. but then next week we have to do 100% manual tally, and certify the election. standup once all the votes are counted electrically, they will all be counted manually .. to make sure it all lines up. this could week before final results reporting live francisco city hall ...ali reid ... kron 4 news

(pam) coming up... how to stop opiod abuse before it can begin... people in the medical world looking at one answer that may be stored in the container.. (grant) also ahead ... we look behind the u.s. - north korean summit photo ops .. for a deeper understanding of what both sides want... and what is likely to be accomplished.. (pam) and next... the back story on the man arrested in four florida killings ... and the odd request he had for the manager of the fast food restaurant where he worked.

(grant) new information has been released in tampa serial killer case. you may in november of last year -- howell donaldson ... a man who worked at a mcdonalds was charged with four counts of first degree murder. and as ryan hughes reports...donald son reportedly asked a manager to hold a loaded gun for him. new details from co-workers describe the moments just before howell donaldson the third-- was arrested-- for killing four people in seminole heights. he worked at this mcdonald's in ybor city. in late november-- he stopped in and asked the general manager for an odd favor. before he left the store he was like - i've got something for you to hold for me. promise. and i'll contact you later and i'll tell you what to do. so he handed me the bag. tell me to put it in my purse. what kind of bag was it? salad bag. mcdonald's salad bag. promise you you're not going to look at it. inside-- the gun detectives said he used to killed the four victims. donaldson

apparently wanted to get rid of it-- hoping to leave town. as other officers arrived at the fast food restaurant-- things started to dawn on his co- workers. once you determined it was a gun in the bag - did it trigger anything in your head? yes. that me may be involved in something. yes. what made you think that? because he walks like that guy. ok. that guy that did that stupidness! you're referring to the murders in seminole heights - the video footage? yes. his manager said he acted strange in the days before his arrest-- even asking if he could sleep in the restaurant's lobby-- because he had nowhere to stay. another employee described him as odd-- and said he seemed like an outcast member of the family. (grant) that was ryan hughes reporting. these are the victims of the killings -- benjamin mitchell was shot at a bus stop a block

away from his home. anthony naiboa was killed on the sidewalk and monica hoffa was killed only a half mile from where the men died while walking to a friends house. (pam) now to some developing news -- you are taking a live look over singapore, as we continue to follow the historic summit between north korea and the united states. this meeting comes after this meeting comes after months of heated rhetoric and optimistic breakthroughs... (pam) joining us live in the studio tonight -- cal state eastbay associate professor -- maria ortuoste .. she is here to give us more insight about what can we expect from the summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un.

(grant) in national news -- former president barack obama has apparently met with several democrats who are

considering a run for president in 2020. a democrat close to the former president tells c-n-n he's offering them advice on running in the trump era. he's reportedly met with senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren.... and his former vice president joe biden who has publically gone back and forth on whether or not he will actually run. democrats are anticipating a large 20-20 field. let's take a look outside right now... meteorologist mabrisa meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the four zone forecast. a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s.

cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 7. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (pam) now to a story you'll see first on four.two california lawmakers are calling for action after video of an oakland bar-b-que went viral.... they are looking to address racial bias in police calls. the video shows a white woman calling police on a group of black men bar-b-q-ing at lake merritt last month.now state senators ricardo

a warming trend (pam) (pam) now to a story you'll see first on four.two california lawmaks are calling for action after video of an oakland bar-b-que went viral.... they are looking to address racial bias in police calls. the video shows a white woman calling police on a group of black men bar-b-q-ing at lake merritt last month.now state senators ricardo lara and holly mitchell - both from southern california -- have sent a letter to the state attorney general and the state justice department.the senators are asking law enforcement officials look into how to better identify potential

racial bias in police calls... and how police should respond in those situations. (pam) one doctor says .... he has a new way to 'lock down' opiods in your home.. to keep teens from sampling and abusing them .. 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. you get our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheddar cheese and creamy guacamole plus your choice of 3 tasty toppings: tender carne asada, savory chorizo, or chipotle chicken. each for just 3 bucks. so tonight, kick the party in your mouth up a notch with jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. only at jack in the box delivered exclusively with doordash - order now.

ifou're looking for aninedible e 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 (pam) 4 your health tonight -- for many, opioid addiction begins at home. abusing or sampling prescriptions that are found in the bathroom .... and stored just like every other medication. doctors, researchers and politicians are trying to find ways to stem the crisis... they are pushing for safe prescripton bottles like these. according to the national institute on drug abuse, people are most likely to begin abusing drugs as adolescents. one physician thinks, safer storage may be one way to help keep teens from becoming addicted. his locking prescription

bottle works like a bike lock, shows proof if tampered with, and can be purchased online or at select pharmacies. his goal is that all prescriptions which might be abused ... will be stored in secure containers, limiting access to curious kids in the house. ( grant ) kron-4 and our parent company, nexstar broadcasting, are getting ready to celebrate our annual day of service. tonight we visit one of the bay area food banks where we'll be volunteering this friday. (pam) the obama era rules have been scrapped ... today marks the end of net neutrality and the beginning of changes to how you use the internet... details ahead.. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

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use could be changing significantly --- as net neutrality is as net neutrality is going away... (pam) until now - net neutrality meant that broadband and cellphone companies could not slow down or block sites of their choosing.. kron 4's catherine heenan is here with details.. (catherine) your ability to watch and use your

favorite apps and services could start to change - although probably not right away.. but as of now - net neutrality is over - after the f-c-c voted 6 months ago toundo the rules that had protected users. the repeal took effect today. the rule of no speeding up or slowing down - or blocking specific websites took effect under president obama. but president trump scrapped it in december. just a few days ago - bay area congresswoman zoe lofgren visited the newsroom and talked about net neutrality. she's one of the silicon valley legislators who's unhappy about what's happening.. rep. zoe lofgren - net neutrality was the rules of the road for the life of the internet until just recently. and it worked just fine.if we don't have the right to access what we want to see - we don't want the isp's or the owners of the so-called pipes deciding what we get to see on the internet. that's our decision! lofgren is one of

the lawmakers still fighting to save the rule. meantime - broadband providers insist that they won't do anything to harm what they call the 'internet experience.' but most analysts expect them to start testing the boundaries overthe next six months or so.. grant and pam? (grant)thanks catherine.. (pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sota dispute between a 70- year-old landlord and a tenant in his 30's leads to a violent assault, death threats, kidnapping and a police pursuit from a residence on oak street ending on lorenzo avenue in oakland monday morning...oakland police spokesperson johnna watsonsot in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay

area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along a warming trend will continue through tuesday,

especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (grant) ahead of our parent company nexstar broadcasting's annual founder's day of caring we're highlighting some of the good work food banks across the bay area are doing on a daily over the region. trough sets up over the region.

over the region. trough sets up mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. (grant)(grant)(grant) ahead of our parent company nexstar broadcasting's annual founder's day of caring... we're highlighting some of the good work food banks across the bay area are doing on a daily basis.(pam)

kron four's philippe djegal reports from berkeley... with a spotlight on the alameda county- community food bank's - grocery rescue program. (philippe)jon berman/store manager- "we have about 10 cases of food we're giving away today, which otherwise would go in the compost." instead, while customers at berkeley natural grocery sift through and pick the food they want to buy... the stuff that doesn't make the shelves gets packed up in the back -- headed to another destination. jon berman/store manager- "this is a piece of rubarb, and its got some blemishes on it, you cut that away and its just as good as any product we have on our shelf." jon berman is the store manager, partnering with the alameda county community food bank and it's grocery rescue program. jon berman/store manager- "we won't give anything that we don't trust completely -- that we wouldn't eat ourselves." twice a week... berkeley natural grocery boxes up perfectly edible and safe food that otherwise may be thrown out... then donates it to the berkeley food pantry, which picks up the boxes, and, organizes the items at it's location... where those less fortunate can pack a cart with food to feed their

families.dharma galang/berkele y food pantry- "since we're participated in grocery rescue, we've never had a food shortage. before that, we would actually run out of food at times, but since we started this program, we have never run out of food. so, we've never had to turn anyone away with nothing." in the past six years... berkeley natural grocery has donated about 140-thousand pounds of food to the food bank... which has about 200 partners collecting and distributing food throughout the county. last year, the food bank gave out more than four million pounds of food directly from the grocery rescue program. michael altfest/accfb- "one of the benefits of this progra is that the grocers and the agencies are generally in the same neighborhood. so those grocery stores are actually helping the people in their own neighborhoods."jon berman/store manager- "it's the right thing to do. you know, and it just sort of aligns with our values, you as a store, what we've trying to do." and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents... whatever help grocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(grant) coming up -- a scary sight for one dog owner who found her 180 pound saint bernard on the roof! how firefighters were able to firefighters how firefighters were able to get this big guy down to safety.

(grant) you've heard about cats in trees but how about a dog on a roof? (pam)

firefighters in illinois say, it was a call unlike any they have ever received. 180- pound dog named 'whisky'.... had knocked out the screen and jumped through the window. thankfully, he landed on this small patch of roof. 'what?!'"> the dog sitter says, she simply could not have helped whisky if it was not for the firefighters, and she is extremely grateful. next in sports...what giants ace madison bumgarner did tonight that had never happened in his career. and the warriors g.m. talks about the teams' key off- season plans surrounding re-signing kevin durant.. sports director gary radnich has all the sports.. ahead.

and the career.happened in his had never tonight that bumgarner did madison giants ace sports...what next in sports...what giants ace madison bumgarner did tonight that happened in his warriors g.m. talks about the teams' key off- season plans surrounding re-signing kevin durant.. sports director gary radnich has ahead. on the eve of the wariors championship parade... general manager bob myers tlaked today about the warriors offseason plans regarding their roster... but the number-one focus he said... officially resigning kevin durant... durant... the two-time nba finals mvp in two seasons with the warriors... already says he will come back next season... but remains unsigned as he opted out of his contract so he could get a bigger payday from the warriors last

offseason durant took a 10-million-dollar discount to resign with the team... the extra money was used to resign andre igudala and shaun livingston... with both those players under contract for next season... the warriors have no restrictions to offer durant the max deal of more than 158- million over four years durant culd decide to take less years to give him more flexibility down the road(sot: myers) as for that parade... thigs a little different this year... it will start about 11-

am at11th and broadway... but there will be no rally this year instead steve kerr and the four all-stars will do on-air interviews before the parade... the team says it will offer a more interactive experience for the fans this year... instead of a bunch of speeches(wipe to kron coverage) and join us right here on kron... starting at 10-am... for wall-to-wall parade coverage... i will be hosting in studio... mark carpenter... kim smith... and a host of other kron reporters will be on the scene(wipe to warriors cake) check out this championship warriors cake... this photo tweeted out by a warriors employee showing off a multi-layered cake at team offices... celebrating the team's 3rd nba title in four seasons on top of course... a replica of the

larry o'brien trophy former nba former nba all- star and oakland native gary payton... is adding fuel to the lebron james los angeles lakers fire. "the glove" told the media today that lebron's 13- year-old son lebron "bronny" james jr... had recently commited to sierra canyon high school near los angeles. lebron and his family have yet to comment on payton's claim. however ...james bought a $23 million dollar mansion in

the brentwood neighborhood of los angeles in december...whic h is the second home he purchased in the area. lebron has until june 29th to opt out of his contract with the cavaliers. the giants are in south beach this evening... madison bumgarner in is 2nd start... against the miami marlins lets take a look at the score.the marlins have just tied it 5-5... bumgarner 5 ip, 6 hits, 4 runs... now out of the game we will have full highlights from this game later tonight. and the first batch of national league all star ballot numbers were released today... with short stop brandon crawford and catcher buster posey leading their positions for the san francisco giants. crawford

has a commanding 200 thousand vote lead over his closest competitor...the braves dansby swanson. posey has just a 20 thousand vote lead on the cubs' willson contreras. no giants outfielders are currently in the race. however joe panik....is 5th in voting for second baseman. are you ready for a 49ers-themed fitness gym?... later this summer when 49ers fit health and fitness center opens in san jose...,. this one-of-a-kind fitness concept will consist of more than 36,500-square feet of floor space featuring brand new 49ers-branded strength and conditioning equipment... a recovery lounge... a slate of group fitness classes... among other amenities. members of 49ers fit will have access to fitness programs personally developed by the 49ers strength and conditioning team... memberships for as low as $49 per month beginning june 16th when the new enrollment center opens in westgate center.

this is a very cool story... minnesota high school pitcher ty koehn... after striking out opponent jack kocon to win their state section baseball title... instead of celebrating with his teamates... ran to the plate and gave the batter a hug to colsole him... it ends up they've been friends for a long time... played little league together... as did many of the players from both teams koehn was seen on video gave his friend a long hug... then walked him back toward his dugout before joining the celebration. (grant )(grant (grant ) up next -- a

small city, sets a huge world record. where the biggest bath bomb was made and how much it weighed... right after the break.

when you think of film critics... the late roger ebert and gene siskel may come to mind. but since they have both passed, who exactly is it that is watching and reviewing films these days? well, it may or may not surprise you... most movie critics are white men-- that's according to a new study by university of southern california's annenberg school for communication and journalism. they only looked at critics who are currently employed by professional prt, broadcast or online publications. the school says, white critics wrote 82-percent of the reviews of the top 100- grossing films of 2017-- and 78-percent of the critics were men. (pam) talking to children about money and finances can be hard, stressful and awkward. (grant) but instead of avoiding the

subject, experts say it's vital to pass on financial wisdom to kids. they say the coversation begins with saving money. get children to appreciate deals and challenge them to make their dollar go further. number two-- making money. one way to teach children how to generate cash independently, is to get their help selling stuff online. number three-- compound interest. experts recommend you help kids experience it by giving them $50 dollars and then paying them interest. and -- number four-- talk to older teens about paying for college, student loans and credit cards. (pam) a soapmaker in indiana.... attempted to set the world record for the biggest bath bomb sunday. a 'bath bomb' is a ball added to bath water to make it 'fizzy'.

currently, there is no bath bomb record. guinness world records required amy and pat pearson to make one that weighed at least 45- pounds. they set the bar high with one -hundred and ninety- eight pound fizzy ball. a warming trend will continue through tuesday, especially for inland areas, as high pressure builds over the bay area. temperatures will continue to warm on tuesday with many inland areas reaching into the 80s and 90s. cooler conditions will continue along the coast with upper 60s to middle 70s. a cooling trend is then likely late in the week with an increase in onshore flow as a mid/upper level trough sets up over the region. a full hour of

entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment followed by inside edition, at 7:00 it's way.news is on the entertainment of a full hour a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

robert di anywhere robak lash -- robert de niro backlash. >> people that applauded the statement last night don't understand that they are helping donald trump. >> this is not the way to combat. this. >> and the parkland high school students who stole the show. [ music ] >> then, rock star treatment for the north korean dictator and his sister. plus, the anthony bourdain death investigation. >> his daughter's heartfelt message to her dad. >> monkey on the loose at the home depot. and the