scarce.. but right now people are being told to avoid the area. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. it's happening right now in the city's noe valley neighborhood. kron 4's j-r stone just got to the scene-- j-r what can you tell us? "and i am looking "and i am looking forward to

becoming your next mayor. i am truly honored and i am truly humbled"(vicki) tonight- ondon

breed claims victoras san frcisco's next mayor. this comes hours after mark leno conceded to her. the results are not final-- but breed has held a lead over leno the past few days-- in the city's rank choice voting system. (grant) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest. dan? sot london breed/declares victory in s.f. mayors racei am london breed, president of the board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco to thunderous applause, board of supervisors president london breed declared victory in san francisco's closely watched, neck and neck mayor's race. soti am so hopeful about the future of our city and i am looking forward to serving as your mayor i am truly humbled and i am truly honored. her victory speech came at 3pm ... just 2 hours after her opponent former state senator mark leno conceded.sot mark leno/s.f. mayoral candidatei called supervisor london breed this morning to congratulate her and to wish her every success while leno took an early lead in the ranked

choice vote, breed quickly pulled ahead and her margin has been widening as more votes are counted each day. sotwe havent seen a day that hasnt gone in her direction, we are down to fewer votes than had a week ago and just doing the math we do not see it is likley to change.breed was named acting mayor in december following the sudden death of mayor ed lee. however the board of supervisors refused to make her interum mayor and instead selected supervisor mark farrell who was not running in the june election. with just a few thousand votes seperating her from leno, her victory is far from a mandate but breed vowed to be mayor for all san franciscanssoti am prepared to make sure i do everything i can to bring everyone together to bring the board of supervisors togeer to bring everyone together to solve our most challenging problems. we wont get there unless we are all working together.148/working together (vikki) katy tang who is san francisco's district 4 supervisor has announced she will not be running for re- election this november. she has been on the board since 20-13. during her time as supervisor, tang has

been credited with sponsoring several successful pieces of legislation including creating regulations for massage businesses, prohibiting the sale of fur, and banning performances by wild and exotic animals. tang says this was a difficult decision and is thankful for her time spent representing district four. district four.representing her time spent thankful for decision a a is diffult this was a tang says animals. exotic by wild and performances banning together (vikki) katy tang who is

san francisco's district 4 supervisor has announced she will not be running for re- election this november. she has been on the board since 20-13. during her time as supervisor, tang has been credited with sponsoring several successful pieces of legislation including creating regulations for massage businesses, prohibiting the sale of fur, and banning performances by wild and exotic animals. tang says this was a difficult decision and is thankful for her time spent representing district four. (grant) and for those of you who are still recovering this evening from celebrating with the warriors at the champion parade... you're probably not alone. people going to and from the parade tuesday helped give bart its seventh-highest ridership day ever! bart officials recorded officials recorded nearly five hundred thousand riders. while that ridership number is much

higher than a normal tuesday... this year's rider ship for the parade is actually five percent lower than last years. (vicki) a community on wheels in a community on wheels in search of a place to call home has taken up residence in the parking lot of a popular east bay restaurant the city recently forced the vehicles from a nearby location...now those folks tell kron4's haaziq madyun they are concerned the city will force them to move again these folks you see here are part of the friends on wheels recreational vehicle community parked here in the lot of hs lordships restaurant in the berkeley marina. in their eyes they are not squatters claiming any kind of rights to this spacesotsotsot

try and jump from one place to another">sotcharles adams is a member of a group of investors interested in leasing the hs lordships site when it closes down in july. however the presence of the community of living in recreational vehicles on the property is a concernsotthere are about 25 rv's at hs lordships that were once parked along marina blvd. but back on the 28th may the city of berkeley brought in these white k-rails to prevent vehicles from parking. the rv's relocated to hs lordships lot. however amber whitson says if the city of berkeley had a safe place for folks in this community to go...they would gladly relocate soti spoke to a berkeley city councilmember who told me that with the restaurant closing in a matter of weeks, there is no emergency to move these vehicles and if a new lease is established with another business...the city would likely take a look at resolving the issue then...in

berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news (grant) another big story: victims of a notorious california serial killermay have a renewed chance to claim financial compensation...(vicki) a new bill before the legislature would extend the timeallowed for people to file for benefits.. catherine heenan is here with details on how it affects victims of the golden state killer... .. (catherine) this bill would open a new

window for people who saythey were victimized by former police officer joseph deangelo... the man known as the golden state killer.. this is the 72-year-old during a recent court hearing. he's been charged with a dozen murders and dozens of sexual assaults...dating back to the 1970's and 80's. normally - people have only three years to filewith a state compensation board after a crime. but the new bill would give then until the end of 2019 to apply. that's the good news.... but they're not talking about huge amounts of money. it would be a chance to get "up to" 70-thousand dollars. at least 25 people in four counties have already reached out to the board.. legislators could vote on the bill in the next few days. grant and vicki? (grant) a man who became known as "jogger joe" after he was seen throwing a homeless man's belongings into lake merritt.. was in court today for a separate incident. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains. "jogger joe" has been charged with second-degree

robbery for allegedly stealing the cellphone of a man who recorded him the next day. oakland police officer michael ransom ii wrote in a terse probable cause statement that henry sintay, 29, was recorded committing a strong-arm robbery of a cellphone last saturday and sintay confessed to the crime when he was interviewed by police. prosecutors allege that sintay, who lives in the 1300 block of east 27th street in oakland near highland hospital, has a prior felony conviction for selling or transporting marijuana in riverside county in 2009. (grant) police say sintay confessed to the crime when they interviewed him. he was charged today with second degree robbery. (vicki) in national news... the debate over immigration was a top issue today on capitol hill - with house speaker paul ryan announcing that republicans have an agreement on an immigration bill that would protect dreamers and house democrats protesting the newly announced policy of separating children from parents if they illegally

cross the u.s. border. camila bernal has the very latest from washington. the immigration debate is front and center on capitol hill as lawmakers try to find a way to protect thousands of dreamers who could be deported if the program that protects them expires.rep. jeff denham / -r- california: our goal is to make sure that we have a permanent fix for dreamers and that we secure our borders as well.house republicans will vote next week on two bills that could change immigration policy. discussions are still ongoing but house speaker paul ryan says they will hit the president's four pillars: daca, border security, family based migration, and diversity visa lottery.rep. paul ryan / - r- house speaker: i think it is a product of good compromise by our members. democrats view it differently, not wanting to make drastic changes to immigration policy and asking for a pathway to citizenship sen. bob menendez / -d- new jersey: there would have to be a clear pathway for dreamers to legalize their status in the united states.

it's unclear how many democrats will support the g.o.p. bills and instead, on wednesday, some focused on the separation of families at the border.rep. nydia velazquez / -d- new york: what is happening today on borders should alarm us all, every single american. children are being ripped from parents' arms.attorney general jeff sessions announced back in may that undocumented immigrants would face criminal charges for trying to cross the border, resulting in families being split apart. but with the parties divided, focusing on separate aspects of the immigration debate, a bi- partisan compromise next week seems unkely. in washington, i'm camila bernal (grant) president trump returns to the u-s... and north korean citizens react to seeing the summit for the first time. the one thing mister trump promised to give up that has capital hill talking. (vikki) plus splitting california... when voters get to decide on whether or not california is split into three separate states... and how people are reacting.

(grant) voting backfire. and now there seems to be a controversial backlash on a voter supported move to reduce the repercussions for property crimes. why researchers say there is more to the numbers. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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that a voter-backed reduction in criminal penalties...may be back-firing.(vicki) they say prop 47 - passed in 2014 -- could be linkedto the fact that there's 'more' drug and property crimes.. catherine heenan is here with more on the study... (catherine) there's a 'lot' more crime....including the epidemic of car break-ins san francisco has been dealing with.. more than 30-thousand of them last year. in the two years since voters approved prop 47 to reduce penalties and ease prison overcrowding... some property crimes went up significantly. crimes like car break-ins, identity theft, drug possession and shoplifting increased by 9 percent in 20- 16.... those crimes - once felonies - are now misdemeanors. violent crime has also gone up - although researchers don't blame prop 47. one positive finding -- the arrest rate for homocides has increased.. grant and vicki? (vicki) california voters

will decide this fall if the golden state should be split into three separate states. the proposal known as "cal 3" has gained enough signatures to get on the november ballot. the bay area would be part of the new state of "northern california." most of the central coast and los angeles would keep the original california name. the rest of the state, which includes the central valley and san diego would be called "southern california." people have mixed feelings on the idea. "i think we have very divergent interests in the state and we're trying to put everything together now. and no one's really happy. no. no one state california i like it just the way it is."(vicki) the proposal was spearheaded by a venture capitalist who says regional communities would function better. if the measure is approved by voters, it would have to be ratified by congress, which analysts say is unlikely. (anchor) (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san

francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swingi into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow.

it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week.

(grant) this week... we're highlighting the good work food banks are doing everyday... across the bay area. this is all part of our parent company's annual "founder's day of caring." (vicki) tonight-- kron4's haaziq madyun shows us a community produce program helping feed families in the east bay nats/handing out bags of groceriesthese volunteers from the first baptist church family life center are handing out free groceries to residents needing help make ends meet in the city of pittsburg. these groceries were donated to the family life center by the food bank of contra costa and solanosot :19-:26in the early days of the program it was primarily the homeless being fed through this charitable program but that is no longer the casesot :38-:44

seniors that are coming out and their income just isn't enough to last the whole month">in fact this senior resident says he only has $121-dollars to live on each month after paying his rentsot awni erkaet/pittsburg resident: "almost $800 out of $921, so this is what helps you know">nats/food bank truck sot1:03-1:10the food bank executive director talks about the eye opening results of a 2018 collaboration with saint mary's college studying hunger in contra costa and solano countysotsotpittsiburg resident: "i got white onions that i will use to make salsa. i got red apples and i got some good potatoes and a head of cabbage we all need help, food is so expensive">stand up the food bank of contra costa

and solano has been around for forty years and they say if the need continues they hope to be around for forty more...in pittsburg haaziq madyun kron4news (vikki) are you struggling to find housing in your budget? we look at how much someone can afford on minimum wage here compared to the rest of the country. (grant) bud and breakfast....marijuana and mimosas...cannibas and croissants? coming up... the one thing you ácantá do at this new 420 friendly vacation spot.

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rental in california? there's one in placer county that has some unique features. it's called a bud-and- breakfast which means guests can get marijuana for booking a night's stay. drew bollea has more. chance/property owner"it's all about privacy and relaxation." inside it's all new everything. chance/property owner"all the comforts of home, full kitchen, comes with munchies." a restroom and shower --- sitting space..a bedroom loft is up the stairs. chance, one of the owners, says the vacation retreat offers a unique experience.drew bollea/reporting"built appropriately to be 420 square feet, this bud and breakfast is likely the first one in the state of california to be located next to a cannabis garden."erin dean/property owner "cannabis friendly. at our place you are actually on a working farm."erin dean is also a property owner. she says dozens of bud and breakfast type rentals are popping up across the state, but none have access directly to the product.erin dean/property owner "just stare out at the plants and enjoy the scenery.a main feature of the stay is a welcome gift of up to one ounce of cannabis harvested

from just outside the door. erin dean/property owner "we're allowed to share. so-- makes the world go 'round." it's the legal amount someone can gift to another under prop64.erin dean/property owner "we are not allowed to sell."placer county has taken a wait-and-see approach to the legalization of recreational weed... no regulations are in place for the legal sale of cannabis. but dean says she hopes for a path to retail sales in the future.erin dean/property owner "things are going to be changing for a while. they're just trying to figure it out."so for now, this retreat outside colfax can share an educational experience with welcome gifts cut from crops only feet away. erin dean/property owner "we have a beautiful spot. and i know that when we have people come and stay, they don't want to leave." (vick) (vick) that was drew bollea reporting. rooms rates -- start at four hundred 20 dollars per night. (grant) looking for a new place to live is tough no matter where you live. we take a look at how much you

could afford if you only make minimum wage. (grant) and... scam alert! the warning from police about a new scam that could be coming in the mail.

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...

one person has died and two people have been injured after a fire at a home in walnut creek. crews responded to the fire shortly before one this morning on mandarin lane near sugarberry lane. right now firefighters are looking into how the fire started. .. (grant) in the east bay. a homeless man is behind bars tonight....after police say he broke into a home...and then... made himself at home. this was friday night at a house near glendale-la loma park just north of the cal berkeley campus. the owner of the house says once he got home he found an empty bag of doritos in the kitchen...along with a used drinking glass. he then spotted the suspect... 41- year-old nao hamada myers... lounging in his master bedroom. officers arrested myers...who they say...was actually dressed in the victim's clothes. (vicki) in the south bay... a 19-year-old woman is in the hospital following a hit-and-run crash in san jose. police are now looking for the driver. the crash happened just after 2 this morning on the

intersection of north capitol avenue and mckee road. police are looking for a man driving a 1990's silver or light colored s-u-v. (vicki) in santa clara county... a woman fights off a man who tried to kidnap her -- twice. deputies say hipolito martinez was arrested for attacking his neighbor in her gilroy home. the victim told deputies that martinez tried to take off her clothing. but she fought back... and ran out of the house. that's when she says martinez chased her and tried to drag her back inside. she fought him again... and called police. martinez is now behind bars. (grant) in the north bay. chp officers are searching for a man...accused of fleeing a hit-and-run crash that injured a woman who was in his car. it happenned around 11 last night on river road in santa rosa. police say say 21-year-old skylar sachse...was driving a 1995 dodge neon...when he struck two sections of a guardrail. he fled the scene...leaving a 17-year-old girl in the car. police believe sachse was drinking alcohol before the crash.

they say he is a known gang member. (grant) a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay is now behind bars. 20-year-old amber hembree... also known as "skittles"... was arrested in virgina on monday. police say they found her hiding in an attic of a home near richmond-- and they arrested her. hebree is one of five suspects in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa that killed one man and injured another. hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. (vikki) and on the peninsula we have a scam alert for you this evening. palo alto police sent out this tweet saying for seniors to be aware of a scam involving new medicare cards being sent in the mail. the police department also wants to remind you... medicare would never ask for your personal information over the phone. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy

with patchy coastal fog and clear anmild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week. (vicki) caltrans officals are targeting july for reopening a stretch of iconic highway 1 in big sur. this...after a massive landslide blocked highway 1 last year. the crucial road was projected to open in mid-september... but caltrans believes it will open to all travelers by the end of

july. highway 1 has been dogged by slides since 2016... but the one that hit at mud creek near ragged point in may 2017...was monumental. caltrans has since been stabilizing the landslide to rebuild the highway... a major tourism route between los angeles and san francisco. (grant) retail salespeople, maintenance workers, restaurant employees ... millions of americans are struggling to get by in low=paying jobs.(vicki) affordable housing is a big challenge.minimum wage earners can no longer afford rent on a two bedroom apartment anywhere in the country.catherine heenan is here to tell us about a disturbing new report. catherine? (catherine) the report comes from the national coalition for low income housing. it says that only a handful of states offer affordable housing for people making less than fifteen dollars an hour. the problem --- even the

lowest amount is higher than the local minimum wage. kaching!in arkansas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making that amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond,

martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. catherine) the national minimum wage now stands at seven fifty. it's been going up steadily since first adopted in 1932, but it has not always kept up with the cost of living. grant and vicki? (grant) president trump declared today that north korea no longer poses a nuclear threat, after his summit with leader kim jong his summit with leader kim jong un. but as michelle kosinksi reports...several people in congress do not agree, including some republicans. president trump capping a historic summit with a victory tweet-- "just landed - a long trip, but everybody can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea."a tweet may have gone too far.sen. bob corker/r- chairman, foreign relations committee: "well that would be hyperbole,"rep. nancy pelosi/d- minority leader: "the denuclearization of that certainly has not happened, nor is there any prospect that it will." sen.

john cornyn/r- select committee on intelligence: "no, i think they made some representations about their intention. but this is the beginning i think of a long, long process. we're not at the end of the road, we're at the beginning."and, after meeting with the oppressive, murderous dictator of north korea, whom he thanked for his time, it seems president trump believes their relationship changes the equation on north korea's long history of nuclear ambition. meantime north korea's the ate-run media is celebrating that trump has suspending joint military exercises with south korea-- without even notifying us allies. and saying he might even bring us forces there home.trump again tweeting: "we save a fortune by not doing war games, as long as we are negotiating in good faith - which both sides are!"some analysts call that a giant gift-- to china, and russia, which want to see less us influence in the region. both have called for a freeze-for-freeze plan-- for the us to freeze military exercises, in return for north korea freezing its nuclear program. (grant) that was michelle

kosinksi reporting. secretary of state mike pompeo is in south korea right now. he's likely to be in for a little clean-up duty -- after president trump's surprise announcement saying he's halting joint military exercises with the south. (vikki) from (vikki) from internet fame to life and the suburbs. how workers in the skyscraper finally caught the little raccoon scaling the 25 story building.

(vicki) a tower-climbing raccoon who went viral has been safely caught and released.(grant) she was released on private residential property in saint paul, minnesota. so, this city girl is now bound for life in the suburbs. she was caught on camera scaling a skyscraper in saint paul, minnesota tuesday. people shared videos from inside and outside of the 25-story building -- as she climbed. christina valdivia/wildlife management services:for them."> eventually, the brave eventually, the

brave little raccoon did succeed, making it to the top in the middle of the night where ubs tower officials finally captured her on the roof -- thanks to canned cat food, a favorite for raccoons. (vicki) taking on the pain from a jellyfish by choice. that's what researcher in hawaii are asking people to voulenteer for. the reason they say it's a nessacary sting. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

a new study by university of hawaii researchers is trying to find for the best ways to treat painful jellyfish stings. they're looking for people willing to be paid 100-dollars to get stung. kimberlee speak-man has more.

i fell asleep.">beach goers tell us they've used everything from sea water to vinegar to ease the painful sting from box jellyfish.lead researcher dr. angel yanagihara is looking to find a first-aid treatment.yanagihara tells me that the clinical trial will require participants to get stung by a tentacle one centimeter long.things like a cold or hot compress, vinegar, coca cola and even a new topical spray and cream that researchers developed will then be tested on participants. yanagihara says that the test is safe because of the small dosage they're using.< dr. angel yanagihara, lead researcher: "we know the maxim do that could be delivered by this small portion of tentacle over the whole body size of an individual.">yanagihara says that beh liguards will tant so know what to do with patients who have been stung.

proven first aid." > (vicki) that was that was kimberlee speakman reporting. by the way-- you have to be between 18 and 65-years-old to participate.. and have good health. (grant) soccer fans, rejoice! the world cup is coming to the u-s! in moscow today... fifa announced that north america has been chosen to host the 20-26 world cup. the fifa world cup is the world's most widely viewed sporting event. america, canada and mexico submitted a joint bid...and beat out morocco by a large margin. the last time the u-s hosted the tournament was in 19-94. by the way, the first match of this year's world cup begins tomororow -- with host country russia

taking on saudia arabia. the u-s team's team did not qualify for this year's tournament. (vicki) changes in management at yellowstone national park are causing controversies. some groups accuse secretary of interior ryan zinke of siding with ranchers in a conflict over the bison population at the park. washington correspondent alexandra limon tried to get answers from the secretary -- on the growing controversy. the head of yellowstone national park, daniel wenk was abruptly told he was being reassigned to washington d-c. lena moffitt with the sierra club says the move was political.superintendent wenk who's been a dedicated servant for 43 years, was just ousted against his will. after a long tenure of working to protect the park.moffitt believes the issue is over the park's bison. they roam the park freely but sometimes wander off the park property. when

they wander outside of yellowstone, lately they've been subject to being rounded up and shot.ranchers in the area worry they could spread disease to their livestock, and will over-graze the land. they argue the park's bison population should be reduced. secretary zinke agrees but wenk didn't.i asked secretary of interior ryan zinke about the change of leadership at yellowstone. the secretary said the new pick for superintendent also had a long career with the park service. but wouldn't address why the staffing change was made.the sierra club says that the replacement of the superintendent is political, can you just address was it over the bison issues?(zinke walks off)his office says zinke was late for a meeting, then sent us a statement that said in part.senior executives are the highest paid employees in the federal government... and signed up for the ses knowing that they could be called upon to work in different positions at any time.in washington alexandra limon. (anchor) taking a live

look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as muchs 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week.

(vikki) bear visit! we hear reaction from neighbors on their surprise visitor.

a northern california mobile home park gets an unexpected visitor. (grant) people who live in sonora were surprised to see a mother bear and her cub in their backyards. dennis shanahan has the story. at the grilli residence in sonora, a wooden bear carving waves to you in the front yard. another bear sculpture clings to a tree in the back yard. nearby, a mama and papa bear welcome you.brenda grilli/sonora resident"yes we love bears. but you know, just didn't expect to see a live one."brenda grilli got the surprise of her life when she saw and captured on camera this very much live mama wandering with her cub through the greenbelt behind the grilli's home.brenda grilli/sonora resident"the bears were just there, just hanging out and just walking around. was not aggressive at all."brenda grilli/sonora

resident"from the front yard we came back here and-- they just walked all the way over to this corner."that's when she heard some rattling in her neighbor's yard.the bears got in to a bird feeder there. brenda grilli/sonora resident "it was very surprising. and it was also surprising to hear that the bears started out in the mobile home park behind us."rod snyder/sonora resident "this is the first time i've ever seen something like this. i've been here since like, 2001. i've seen everything but this."rod snyder shot this video of the bears wandering around the star mobile estates. nat sound of q-and-a with rod snyder/sonora resident"but never expected to see this bear?" "never. not down this far."the elevation of sonora is around 1,800 feet.suzy hume spent most of monday roughly 2,500 feet higher in yosemite, hoping to see a bear in the national park, never imagining she'd come home to see a mother and cub in the tree in front of her home.suzy hume/sonora resident"when we drove up here, the sheriffs were surrounding my house. and i was like, what's going on. and they said there's a bear up in the tree. and i looked at my friend, i said 'i told you were were gonna see bears!'"the tuoloumne county sheriff's department along with a fish and wildlife representative were able to eventually shoo the bears back

into the wild.neighbors are not necessarily anxious for a repeat performance.rod snyder/sonora resident"once was enough."but they consider it a privilege to have amazing close encounter.grilli/sonora resident"to see that was just really shocking, and adorable." (vicki) that wraps up kron wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. six.kron 4 news at are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) we have waited more than a week to find out..é and now san franciso has a new mayor.. even though the votes are still officially being counted. what will london breed's leadership do for the city by the bay? we get some insight from our san francisco political analyst and late details coming in right now on the accident in castro. what witness are telling us about what could be a fatality. plus you heard about the dancing doctor... well, now it is a dancing nurse in hot water. the news continues in 70 seconds on kron 4 news at

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breaking news tonight-- a construction accident in san francisco. this is new video just coming into the kron4 newsroom. of the scene on 28th street.. tonight at 6... we are learning that a woman has been transported to the hospital with life threatening injuries. thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore...(ken) and i'm ken wayne. the accident took place in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood. kron 4's j-r stone is there. j-r what is the latest?

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is the latest? (pam) tonight--- more than a week after the primary election vote... london breed claims victory as san francisco's next mayor. this comes hours after mark leno reached out to her to concede... (ken) the results are not final-- but with just 6700 votes left to count... breed's lead likely too much to overcome. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest. dan? just after 3 a beaming board of supervisors president london breed emerged from city hall to declare victory in the san francisco mayor's race, making this native san franciscan, the city's first african american female mayor sot london breed/declares victory in s.f. mayors racei think the message this sends

to the next generation is of young people growing up in the city is no matter where you come from no matter what you decide to do you can do anything you want to do never let your circumstances determine your outcome in life. breed hhas been locked in a tight contest with former state senator mark leno... and though ballots continue to be counted and the two remain less than a 1% point apart, leno has conceded the election wednesday afternoon saying breeds margin continues to widensot mark leno/mayoral candidatebreed was named acting mayor in december following the sudden death of mayor ed lee. however the board of supervisors refused to make her interum mayor and instead selected supervisor mark farrell who was not running in the june election. breed says she is ready to put the politics of the election behind her, bring people together and focus on the work ahead.sot149/ san francisco needs, thank you (pam) new at 6. new research suggests ... that the 6- point- 0 earthquake that struck wine

country in 20-14 .... can be attributed to receeding groundwater which caused an expansion of the earth's crust. one person died in the quake that struck the napa and sonoma valley... several hundred more were injured, and the quake caused more than $500- million dollars worth of damage... the study says, the youneeds, thank francisco 149/ san sotwork ahead.focus on the work ahead.sot149/ san needs, thank youyou (pam)

(pam) new at 6. new research suggests ... that the 6- point- 0 earthquake that struck wine country in 20-14 .... can be attributed to receeding groundwater which caused an expansion of the earth's crust. one person died in the quake that struck the napa and sonoma valley... several hundred more were injured, and the quake caused more than $500- million dollars worth of damage... the study says, the land between the valley is stretched each summer as groundwater levels fall underneath the land ... causing the ground to sink and contract. it is unknown at this time, if the earthquake was related to groundwater pumping ... or just a part of the natural seasonal ebb and flow. (ken) dozens of protestors descended to the capitol to rally for clean water and legislation that would raise your monthly water bill -- to pay for the system. supporters say -- the funds are needed to help those

suffering from unsafe drinking water. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. -- "whose taps? our taps! who's water? our water!"and these demonstrators want state to help pay to clean up their water.lucy hernandez, west goshen, ca. "we don't want to be paying water twice. we are tired of that and we are done." lucy hernandez lives in tulare county.she says -- her community used to pay a water bill and for bottled water -- because of unsafe water.that water -- she says -- is safe now -- but experts say that's not true for all californians. a march study from u-c davis showed tens of thousands of people living in san joaquin's unicorporated, rural and low- income communities have unsafe drinking water.activists and state workes say -- there's more across the state.felicia marcus "it requires a very modern treatment system and very small communities don't have the wherewithal to do that." -- sen. bill monning "this bill, this movement is not just for those affected... a bill -- proposing a drinking water tax.central coast senator bill monning introduced the bill last ar

- that would .increase residential water bills by 95 cents a month...projecting it'll raise 100 million -- low income earners would be exempt. it has already passed in the senate - but hasn't been voted on in the assembly yet.dolores huerta, civil rights activist "they have to be leaders. they for themselves. they have to stand up for the people of california."lucy hernandez, west goshen, ca corner in california." new tonight at 6.lead contamination in school drinking water across the couny.... may be worse than previously thought. environment america and u.s. p-i-r-g say, some states only report results of lead testing at or above 15- parts per billion -- which is the federal standard. however, environmentali sts say, there is no safe level of lead in school drinking water. here in california, officials found lead in over 400 schools ... at concentrations of 5 -parts per billion or higher. according to the e-p-a, lead has been linked to health problems in children, including damage to the nervous system and learning disabilities. (pam) the debate over immigration was a top issue

today on capitol hill .. with house speaker paul ryan announcing, that republicans have an agreement on an immigration bill that would protect 'dreamers'.(ken) meanwhile... house democrats were protesting the newly announced policy of separating children from parents if they illegally cross the u.s. border. grant lodes joins us now with the latest. (grant) lawmakers are still trying to find a way to protect thousands of dreamers who could be deported if the program that protects them expires. house republicans will vote next week on two bills that could change immigration policy. discussions are still ongoing but house speaker paul ryan says they will hit the president's four pillars: daca, border security, family based migration, and the diversity visa lottery. democrats view it differently, not wanting to make drastic changes to immigration policy and asking for a pathway to citizenship it's unclear how many democrats will support the g.o.p. bills. and today, some focused on the separation of families at the

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sot charles adams is a member of a group of investors interested in leasing the hs lordships site when it closes down in july. however the presence of the community of living in recreational vehicles on the property is a concernsot there are about 25 rv's at hs lordships that were once parked along marina blvd. but back on the 28th may the city of berkeley brought in these white k-rails to prevent vehicles from parking. the rv's relocated to hs lordships

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expansion of a popular independent supermarket in the east bay.......has led to a lawsuit. 'berkeley bowl' is being sued by a small family- owned business in

emeryville.. catherine heenan is here with the story.. https://www.sfgat e.com/insidescoop /article/berkeley- bowl-seeks-to-expand-evict-70- year-old-12991071.php (catherine) the business is 70 years old....it's been around since 1946. it's called metalco and it treats aluminum products.. the problem -- the fact that 'berkeley bowl' bought the property last year and did not extend the lease.. metalco is suing for breach of contract and misrepresentati onamong other things.. it's asking for 5- million dollars in damages if evicted from itsbuilding on 67th street in emeryville. it was reportedly built specifically for the business...including concrete tubs in the floor. metalco says there was an agreement that it could at leastnegotiate for a new lease - and that didn't happen. it's not clear exactly what berkeley bowl plans for the property...but it wants the place cleared.. pam and ken?

victory and to wish her every success> (pam) former state senator mark leno conceded to the president of the board of supervisors - london breed today... in the race for san francisco mayor. leno has slowly lost ground to breed, after leading in early returns tabulated in the city's ranked choice voting system. (pam) although the results are not quite official... breed has been slowly building a lead over the last several days.(ken) the newest totals today show breed's lead at around 22- hundred votes.... with just 7 thousand ballots remaning to be counted.joining us now to talk more about the results... political analyst michael yaki. san francisco (bcn) san francisco board of supervisors president london breed today claimed victory in the race to be the city's next mayor after former state sen. mark leno

conceded to her. although the results are not final, breed has slowly built a lead against leno in the city's ranked-choice voting system over the last several days after leno led in the initial results posted on election night last week. as of tuesday, breed was ahead of leno by more than 1,800 votes, garnering 50.42 percent of the vote, according to the city's department of elections. outside of city hall this afternoon, breed said, "i am looking forward to serving as your mayor. i am truly humbled and i am truly honored." "it is time for us to forget about the drama that existed in the world of politics during the campaign and time for us to focus on addressing these challenges so that we can focus on making this a better city for all san franciscans," she said. "i'm a native san franciscan and i grew up in some of the most challenging circumstances and the reason why i feel so incredible about this is because the message this sends to the young people growing up in this city that no matter where you come from, no matter

what you decide to do in life, you can do anything you want to do. never let your circumstances determine your outcome in life," breed sai only about 9,350 ballots still needed to be reviewed, election officials said tuesday. speaking today at his business, budget signs, leno congratulated breed, conceding to her in the neck-and-neck race. "i called supervisor london breed this morning to congratulate her on her victory and to wish her every success both personally and professionally in her new job as mayor of san francisco," leno said. "she was very gracious and said that, recognizing the serious challenges facing our beloved city, she was going need all the assistance she could get in making sure that we're successful in moving our city forward," he said. "it was a very positive conversation, she is a very remarkable young woman. she is going to do a fine job and i'll wish her the best because her success is san francisco's success." supervisor jane kim, who finished third in the race, said in a statement today, "i want to offer my congratulations to london breed who has prevailed in this election and will soon be declared the winner. i'm proud to live in the largest city in america with a woman as mayor." kim added, "i also want to thank mark leno and acknowledge his nearly two decades of service as a publicly elected official who has accomplished so much on behalf of our city." "we must stay focused on how we can make san francisco a city that works for everyone -- and i look forward to working with the breed administration on these vital issues," kim said. breed will serve the late mayor ed lee's ter which ends in january 2020.

let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist

lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be rtly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week. (ken) new at 6. prosecutors

in germany announced germany prosecutors in new at 6. (ken) week. (pam) coming up... california has the largest population in the nation.. now some people have taken a step forward with plans to split the golden state into three.. (ken) also ahead... a weight loss clinic called - 'drop it like it's

hot' .. might clue you in on what to expect ... we have details on what ultimately led to the arrest of the doctor and the clinics' fake nurse ..

you may have thought the story about a georgia doctor dancing while performing surgical procedures ... was outrageous...but at least that doctor had a medical degree. officials say, a health provider at a florida weight loss clinic... had no medical degree, or license... but did procedures while posing as a registered nurse. the woman - and the physician she worked for - have been arrested and are now facing charges.andrea lyon reports. andrea lyon / reporting: "the name might have been the patient's first clue: "doctor drop it like it's hot" has been crawling with investigators all day. the woman inside pretending to be an rn and the man she worked for were hauled out along with evidence, computers and other files."mos: "(laughter) you think it's kind of fake."from the start employees in the plaza couldn't take this

office seriously.mos: "it does sound like a joke." investigators say dr. drop it like it's hot has been posing as a legitimate weight loss and cosmetic medical clinic. sheriff grady judd: "this is a fake place. and people have been taking advantage of."an investigation launched in april uncovering a woman jesse lopez had been fronting as a registered nurse.nats: "here at dr. drop it like it's hot." in reality the sheriff says lopez doesn't have a single medical degree or license. sheriff grady judd: "they had this deal going. she knew she wasn't a registered nurse. the doctor knew she wasn't a registered nurse."detectives claim dr. s. kamal ashraf knew lopez was not legitimate, so he was arrested too.mos: "you do think somebody is putting other people in danger and that bothers me."we found this picture on facebook. lopez posing with the sheriff himself just weeks ago. her comment - "our imperfections make us perfect."mos: "oh my gosh. i am going to be checking out everything about any new doctor that i got to see now because that does, it really does make you think twice."andrea lyon / reporting: "so far the sheriff tells us that nobody has come forward complaining of any procedures gone wrong. we're also told that this office was handing out medical marijuana cards. that is also under investigation.

(pam) that was andrea lyon reporting. that woman is facing charges of practicing health care without a license. the doctor has been charged with knowingly employing unlicensed persons in the practice of nursing. (ken) the dancing f-b-i agent who was caught-on-camera accidentally shooting a man appeared in a colorado court today. 29-year-old chase bishop was charged with assault in the second degree. he was at a denver nightclub when he was caught on camera doing a backflip... which caused his gun to fall out. cellphone video showed his gun going off with a flash when he picked it up and apparently pulled the

trigger. the bullet struck a bystander, wounding him in his leg. bishop surrendered to police and was booked tuesday, then released on a thousand dollar bond. the judge ruled today that he can travel back to his home in washington before his next court date. bishop may face additional charges, depending on the results of a blood-alcohol test. (pam) it is the world series, nba championship and super bowl of soccer... the world cup is expanding its reach into north america .. and maybe even the bay area. details just ahead.. ( ken ) also ahead.. a new movement to downsize the golden state from one big state into three smaller ones .. makes it to the ballot for november... 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 anon for incredible selection of the 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) breaking news we are following tonight-- an accident in a construction zone in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood. (ken) we've just learned that a woman has died as a result of her injuries. kron4's j.r stone is live on the scene with the latest.

there has been a lot of talk on whether

california should be split apart. this november - there 'will' be the option to vote on the "cal three" initiative -- splitting the state into 3 sections. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) if this ever happened - which is considered unlikely - here's what it would look like.. california would essentially become three states.. the bay area would be part of 'north california.' much of the central coast and los angeles would keep the original california name. it's the smallest area - but the st densely populated. and 'south california' would have the central valley and san diego. the 'cal three' initiative got more than the required number of signatures in tuesday's primary. i think we have very divergent interests in the state and we're trying to put everything together now. and no one's really happy. you don't want a divorce here. you don't want a divorce. no. no one state california i like it just the way it is. doesn't matter to me. i'd like to get out of california myself. anywhere but here. the proposal was

spearheaded by a venture capitalist who says regional communities would function better. if the measure is approved by voters, it would have to be ratified by congress. and that's 'not' expected to happen. ken and pam? (ken)thanks catherine.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. soti am so hopeful about the future of our city and i am looking forward to serving as your mayor i am truly humbled and i am truly honored.breed says she's ready to put the campaign behind her, bring people together and work on the issues most important to the city of san francisco.at san francisco city hall, dan kerman, kron4 news.

sotcharles adams is a member of a group of investors interested in leasing the hs lordships site when it closes down in july. however the presence of the community of living in recreational vehicles on the property is a concern. however amber whitson says if the city of berkeley had a safe place for folks in this community to go...they would gladly relocate.in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news

(pam) new at six.... antarctica's ice is melting at an alarming rate, with about three trillion tons of ice disappearing in the last 25 years... according to a new study. that's enough water to flood the state of texas 13 feet deep. in the last five years, antarctic ice has been melting three times faster. all that water has raised global sea levels about three-tenths of an inch. experts say, some of the damage is irreversible .. but a lot can still be prevented or reversed. more than 80 scientists from 44 international organizations contributed to the study. (ken)good news for soccer fans....the world cup is coming to north america... canada... mexico... and the united states... were chosen by fifa to host the 20-26 world cup. it's the world's most widely viewed

sporting event. the united bid by the u-s, canada and mexico beat a bid from morocco by a 134-to-65 vote. the vote means world cup soccer could possibly come to the bay area --- with levi's stadium being the most likely venue. the last time the u-s hosted the tournament was in 19-94 -- and mexico in 19-86. canada has never hosted. prime minister justin trudeau reacted today. (ken) president trump took to twitter today to say: "the u.s., together with mexico and canada, just got the world cup. congratulations - a great deal of hard work!" the first match of the 20-18 tournament begins thursday -- with host russia taking on saudia arabia.

(pam) coming up... a new report confirms what so many people already know... the newest details on affordable housing for people earning the minimum wage ..

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) retail clerks, maintenance workers, restaurant employees ... millions of americs are struggling to get by in low=paying jobs.(pam) fordable housing is a big challenge.

minimum wage earners can no longer afford rent on a two -room apartment anywhere in the country. catherine heenan is here to tell us about a disturbing new report.catherine? (catherine) the the report comes from the national coalition for low income housing. it says that only a handful of states offer affordable housing for people making less than fifteen dollars an hour. the problem --- even the lowest amount is higher than the local minimum wage. kaching!in arkansas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making that amount would have to work triple

shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. catherine) the national minimum wage now stands at seven fifty. it's been going up steadily since first adopted in 1932, but it has not always kept up with the cost of living. ken and pam? sports is next... the latest reports on whether warrior allstar draymond green.. will sign an extension this summer.. and the basketball season is over .. but now here comes

football .. 49er mini camp is this week with jimmy garopolo in action.. sports director gary radnich has it all .. coming up.

not a big surprise... and not of any great concern... but reports are that draymond green... who is under contract for two more seasons lans to turn down any extension offer by the warriors this summer... but the reason is strickly money if draymond wins defensive player of the year or is 1st team all-nba next season... he would be eligible for a "super max" contract...

which would allow the warriors to pay him significantly more than they could this summer it came out in the last couple of days that green actually took about 12-million less than he could have when he signed his existing contract for what was then a potential kevin durant signing... green is scheduled to make 17.5-million next season... the max extension would boost that to 22.2- millionstaring in 2020

during yesterday's parade... steph curry wore a retro "rum tmc" cap... remembering the warriors team that had tim hardaway... chris mullin... and mitch richmond... dazzling warriors fans with their uptempo offensive style yesterday on knbr radio... mullin gave a shout out top steph for wearing the hat...

edition "back-to-back" nba championship balls are here... made by nikco sports... they are making 5,000 of these for the public.... they are customized to feature the nba champions logo... team record.... title history and a break down of the championship playoff run are now available to the for 89-dollars a pop at the nicko sports website in recent years nikco sports has donated 2.4 million-dollars to charities that help children in a variety of ways

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the 49ers and raiders in mini-camps this week... let's go to santa clara and the niners.... richard sherman... apears healed from that achilles tear and participating in workouts jimmy garoppolo... of course all eyes will be on him as the 49ers quarterback going well into the future but maybe even more eyes on reuben foster... back with the team after domestic violance changes against him were dropped when his former girlfirend testifies he made the story up... head coach kyle shanahan... asked about foster's return to the field... says he lis impressed with the entire linebacking group... inclduing foster... (sot: shanahan) we've got a good group. every guy, i think there's seven of them, inside linebackers, we've got right now. all seven of them are nfl players. they all work, they all challenge each other. but, they all know there is some real competition there, too. reuben, i always tell him that he's like 'the waterboy' out there. he's just flying around ready to hit someone. they balance each other out very well so i think it's a good tandem." (ken )

(ken ) still ahead... a new member of the jaguar family arrives in san jose ... and we're not talking about the car...

(pam) a raccoon that decided to climb a skyscraper in minnesota... attracted a quite a crowd of gawkers ...then it broke the internet!jeremy roth has today's take a look at this! a raccoon's epic journey to the top of a minnesota building made it an internet starthe critter made headlines as it was spotted scaling ubs tower -- one of st. paul's tallest buildingssome speculated the little daredevil may have regretted its decision ... as it stopped short of the top -- instead, taking a siesta outside the 23rd flooras the raccoon rested, the internet went bananasin no time, the vertiginous varmint's journey became a top trending topic on twittereventually, the raccoon did succeed, making it to the top in the middle of the night ubs tower officials later tweeted that the raccoon had been caught, fed, and was waiting to be safely collected by wildlife management officialsfarewell, our furry, free-climbing friend! it was fun while it lasted.for take a look at this, i'm jeremy roth.

(pam)an update on the raccoon: according to a post on the minnesota wildlife management facebook page, she was released on private residential property in the suburbs of saint paul, minnesota. so, this city girl is now bound for a rural life. officials credited canned cat food for the capture and release... a favorite for raccoons. (ken) new at six... in san jose.. say hello to happy hollow park and zoo's new jaguar, kianto. the 12-year-old jaguar came from lincoln park zoo in chicago as part of a species survival plan for endangered animals. kianto will join the park's 14-year-old female jaguar, sophia. jaguars are solitary animals so the big cats will live in separate enclosures. park officals warn guests they may or may not see the new addition while he adapts to his new home. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures

there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week. next on

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