scary incident at a pool in san jose. a pool worker mistakenly mixed together two chemicals - creating a dangerous cloud of gas. hello - i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes.many of the people explosed to the chemicals are children. this happened at the shadow brook swim club in san jose just after noon today. adding to the concern tonight - even if people exposed are not immediately showing sympotms - they could still be in danger.(vicki) kron4's justine waldman joins us live... justine - what can you tell us? (grant)(vicky) (justine)the san jose fire captain asked that i do not get any closer to the pool than here because there is still a chance the chemicals that made people sick .. are still in the air.vo35 people went to the hospital around 1 this afternoon, here at the shadow brook swim club this haz-mat scare started.the sickest people vomited had a hard time breathing.the youngest patient was 6 years old.the san jose fire department haz-mat team decontaminated all the people at this private swim club.

which includes stripping them down and spraying them.what we have learned caused this a chemical mix up.when somne in the pump room combined muriatic acid, that helps with ph balance, and with chlorine.sotcaptain mitchell matlow / san jose fire department"but when you mix those two chemicals it produces a cloud of chlorine gas it was a visible yellow cloud that spread from the room he was in over the pool deck, he had to hold his breath he came out of the room everybody on the pool deck and everybody who was in the pool at the time was decontaminated and taken to the hospital." contvothe consequences of breathing in this chemical mix- up could be fatal..with fluid filling the patient's lungs, much later on.which is why all 35 people were decontaminated and taken to 9 different hospitals for observation. justinethe pool is closed, and will stay closed until there is no sign of the chemicals in the air. (justine) (grant) we first told you about we first (grant) (justine) the air. (justine)

(grant) we first told you about this story through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (grant) another big story tonight:a high school teacher at bentley school in lafayette was in court today. brandon genest is accused of sexually assaulting two young children he was babysitting. he is now facing new charges...(vicki) and investigators are looking for more potential victims. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from the contra costa county jail in martinez. (vicki)(grant) 27 year old brandon genest is

charged with sexually assaulting 2 children he was babysitting in walnut creek ... one age 6, the other age 7... and authorities believe there are likely additional victimssot paul graves/senior deputy district attorney 12-24 there's obviously a lot of concerned parents who had interaction with him and we are going through those phone calls , interviewing children and determining if additional charges will be coming and i anticipate there will bethe da's office says in addition to lewd acts with a child and child molesting, genest has been charged with indecent exposure and possession of child pornography... authorities say the suspect was advertising on numerous websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and a variety of facebook groupssot what is troubling to me too he was advertising for a lot of special needs kids, so this is

a complex investigation and one we are continuing and will not give up until we've turned over every stone and made sure every victim's voice has been heard in this investigation.it turns out babysitting was only genest's after hours job. since august of last year he has spent his days here at the bentley school in lafayette where he was a chemistry teacher. though the da says at this time there is no indication anything happened with any of the students there. (grant) (grant) in contra costa county. two men are behind bars...accused of commiting crimes against children.

on april 6th... authorities arrested russel meirose of milpitas. they believe he was attempting to arrange sex with a 13-year-old girl. investigators say an undercover police officer chatted online with the suspect - who then rented a room at a hotel in pleasanton for them to meet. two weeks later... officers arrested andrew lund... a fourth grade teacher in vallejo. he is accused of sending " innapropriate material" to an undercover cop...whom police say he believed to be a 13-year-old girl. the arrests...are part of a nationwide program called "operation broken heart". (grant) london breed formally declared victory today as san francisco's mayor-elect....(vicki) and she chose to do it at the elementary school she once attended.. catherine heenan is here with more on breed's speech... (catherine) london breed's speech was infused with memories of hergrowing up years -- both happy and challenging. she talked to an enthusiastic audience in the gym ofher old

grade school -- now called rosa parks elementary. she id walking its halls today reminded her old friends and favorite teachers.. but also of her questions and confusion as a young girl -- about some of the community's problems london breed - and not really understanding why there were the gunshots and the drug dealing and the police. just all the challenges that exist here. why me - why my community? and i never thought the opportunity to be mayor of the city of san francisco was ever possible. several hundred supporters gave breed a warm welcome.. she's promising to build more housing so people don't have to moveto cheaper cities. breed was raised by her grandmother in city public housing..grant and vicki? (grant) we are tracking

reaction tonight to a possible high school merger in the east bay....alameda unified school district is looking into combining the city's main high schools.(vicki) a decision hasn't been made yet but it's already causing some concerns among parents and students. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to school officials. she joins us live in alameda with that story.. hermela, why is the district considering the merge? (hermela)hermela aregawi)the district tells me.. it's essentially about maximing the schools' resources, teachers, their salaries, the kind of classes offered, sports and so on.. the district is looking for parents, teachers, business experts to figure out what the merge would look like.. and the deadline to apply to be on that board has officially closed as of 5 oclock. alameda's two main high schools may merge in the coming years.it's an idea the district is considering after being strapped for resources. susan davis/alameda unified school districtour employee salaries are about 10 % less than the county average and so

we are looking for ways to free up money to improve our employee salaries. the other reason is for issues of equity and opportunity. when we have two smallish schools, we are not able to give a truly comprehensive secondary education to our students and we are hoping we can provide more courses for more students. about 1800 students attend alameda high.. while encinal has about 1300 .we spoke with some of them about the potential merger.. and got some mixed reactions.katherine legg/sophomore alameda high schoolmy sister went here for all four years. and she had a lot of friends and there were connections within classes so whenever she was having trouble in a class, it was a lot easier to connect with people. and it was a lot easier to get in touch with teachers and i definitely valued that and i fear that if we merged with encinal, we would have problems with that. brian del cid/student, encinal high schoooli think it would be really cool because encinal has a lot of sports kind of facilities and alameda has a theater based facility so it would be cool to combine the two and kind of have like a super school. but students also had questions. brian del cid/student, encinal high schoooli think one of the

things would be the campuses because alameda and encinal are really developed if we were to combine the schools it will be kind of hard to say like oh are half of the students going to be here or are half of the students going to be on alameda's campus the district says.. those are some of the questions among others the board will answer. susan davis/alameda unified school districtwe will be looking at traffic around the island, transportation, will all of our students still be able to get to school pretty easily. some issues about culture. the two schools tend to have a different culture. would it be a problem there. how would it affect sports, how would it affect leadership positions, the arts, drama, music theater. (hermela aregawi)i just spoke with the district spokesperson. she tells me they've received about 40 applications. in late june they will vote on the members.. and then there will be public meetings from septemember to january and they expect to have a decision sometime next year. but we are told nothing will be implemented for likely a few years. reporting live in alameda hermela aregawi kron 4 news

(vicki) happening now... police in hillsborough are warning people about mountain lions. they have released these pictures that were taken by their trail cameras. there have been several mountain lion sightings over the last two weeks. police are reminding people who live near rural areas to keep their pets inside at dusk and dawn. and if you see a mountain lion do not approach it. (grant) a wild signt in lafayette...after a car speeds into a home. it happened this morning around 8-15... officers responded to a call about the accident on glenside drive near burton drive.

one person had to be extricted from the vehicle... and was taken to a hospital. no other injuries have been reported... and it is unknown what caused the car to crash into the home.to crash into caused the car to crash into the home. (grant) blown over.(grant) blown over. a terrifying wind storm rips through this family park. we have video of the damage for you. (vicki) extreme weather is plaguing the north west. we take a look at how the hail and fire are impating more than just the environment. (grant) cut off. after a student deviates from the script of her valdictorian speech the school cuts her mic. we speak to her live and hear her response in two and a half minuets. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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up, to dream and to create change. which is why, even when some people on this campus, those same pe -" (vicki) 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. lulabel seitz says it contained a line claiming that school officials mishandled cases of sexual misconduct. the high school says that line in the speech was not approved-- and

they warned students their mics would be cut if they didn't follow the rules. (grant) joining us live now to talk about the incident-- is lula-bel seitz. (grant)(vicky)

(grant) take a look at this incredible video. a nice day outside turns to chaos when strong winds take over a park in commerce city colorado. people quickly run for cover ... and some hit the ground to stay safe.then the winds pick up porta potties ... making them fly through the air several stories high. a man posted this to his facebook on monday. its unknown if anyone got seriously hurt.

nat hail for 03(vicki) southeast of colorado springs ... a massive hailstorm. golf ball=sized hailstones smashed windshields and roof skylights. cars and homes looked like they'd been through a war. (vicki) meanwhile the western part of the state is in a historic drought. firefighters are struggling to contain a half dozen wildfires threatening homes.ken wayne is in the newsroom witrh the latest.ken? (ken) grant and vicki, fires are burning in five states, colardo, utah, new mexico and arizona.and they could affect the travel plans for many people.fire danger has closed tourist destinations throughout the region ... including the one=point=eight million square mile san juan national forest outside durango. natthe 416 fire has burned almost 40=thousand acres in

southwest colorado. "it is 15 percent contained, there's still a 21-hundred-56 structures that have been evacuated, 375 on pre- evacuation, we've had about 900 firefighters down there, so a very strong force there." the flames have cut off the main tourist road to the old mining town of silverton. "silverton and san juan county rimarily a tourism based economy. with having highway 550 closed is very concerning and alarming for not only getting in and out of our community but for travel."ironically the town's main attraction may be the cause:residents say the steam engines of the durango & silverton narrow gauge railroad have sparked fires in the past.the railroad says it''s not to blame, but has taken them out of service for the rest of the month.nat - (chopper or tanker drop) farther north, air crews dropped retardant on the smouldering buffalo mountain fire near silverthorne. firefighters battled the ground, a tough job made harder by the warm, dry, breezy weather ... and the tightly packed homes. "it made for a tactical nightmare, with the fire running between two

subdivisions."natand while the flames spread, the world's largest and fastest fire fighting asset sits on a denver runway,the global supertanker has been certified to work with the states of colorado and california.but negotiations with the u=s forest service have stalled .. and without its okay, the plane can't be used."the u.s. forest service, when they are tasked with a fire, they assume control of the airspace over that fire, referred to as the fire traffic area and because they control it, they have the ultimate say so in who enters it and under what conditions." ken) no homes have been lost yet in colorado, though the danger remains high. a smaller fire in southern utah did burn eight homes and a shop in the town of moab. grant and vicki? (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was cooler around the bay area today but still warm in

the valleys. highs there were still in the 80s but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. on the satellite image you can see low presure moving closer to the bay area. it will conitinue to deepen and usher in more fog and cooler weather into the weekend. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow with patchy coastal fog. highs will be in the 70s to low 80s inland with cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds and breezy weather will bring even cooler weather into the weekend. weather is expected toward the middle of next week.

(grant) on the loose. police are advising residents to lock their doors after three people escaped a correctional facility. where they escaped from and how police say they got out. (vicki) sudden pet death. the common doctor visit one family is blaming on the death of their dog.

(vicki) a family is searching for answers tonight... they say their dog suddenly died after getting vaccinated at a petco clinic. john atwater has the story. jennifer deleon"when she wanted her belly rubbed she would lay like that."chi chi always loved a good scratch jennifer deleon"she's a very friendly dog."but her family now only has pictures to remember herjennifer deleon "it's, it's, it's devastating." after they say she died during a trip to petco.jennifer deleon "and i look down and my dog is on the ground covered in blood."jennifer deleon del-ee- on took her dog to a vaccination clinic the

leominster location tuesday... she says she went to shop for collars while chi chi got a rabies vaccine, but she and a friend she was with soon heard commotion.jennifer deleon"and they're like we're sorry to tell you this, but you're dog's not going to make it." "all of a sudden she's gone. she's gone."it's not clear what exactly happened, but in statement, petco says "the health and safety of pets is always our top priority and we take this situation very seriously. we're conducting a thorough investigation to understand everything we can about chi chi's untimely passing."jennifer deleon"this was her favorite spot, in the middle of this park."for this family, that had chi chi for 8 years, the loss is devastating and nothing they could have expected during a trip to a pet store.jennifer deleon"it's just a rabies shot - simple - and i have the paperwork and she's had it done there before so i felt safe." (vicki) that was john atwater reporting. this is not the first time a petco store has had issues with pets dying in their care. in 20-16... a dog died while

getting groomed at the petco store in napa. (vicki) we are checking on on breaking news where at least 35 people were injured and sent to the hospital at a local area pool. just what pool. just what caused the evacuation of the pool and how it is being fixed right now. (grant) documents released. the latest doj report shows that former f-b-i director james comey abuysed his power... how comey is responding tonioght.

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) we are continuing to follow breaking news in the south bay. 35 people were hospitalized after a hazmat situation at the shadow brook pool club in san jose. a pool worker mistankenly mixed two chemicals -- which then created a dangerous gas cloud. a few people became sick - others are just being monitored as a precaution. many of those hospitalized are children. currently the pool company is working on stabilizing the pool area. we will have a live update on the situation in about 30 minutes. ... (vicki) on the peninsula... deputies in san mateo county are now looking for áthree teenagers who walked away from the log cabin ranch correctional facility in la honda. this

is video of deputies starting the search late last night ... after the teens slipped away from the facility. initially it was reported that two teens walked away... but now deputies say it was three teenagers. two of the boys are 17-years-old. police have not yet released their names. (grant) in the east bay... contra costa sheriff's ofce wants you to text them. now you can report emergencies by text to 911. dispatchers in the sheriff's office will be reviewing the texts and ask you send the exact location of the emergency. this option is only meant to be used by those with speaking or hearing impairments and those who are in situations where it is unsafe to speak. this service is only available in english. (grant) in the east bay. police are searching for the shooter...in connection with the death of a man. it happened around seven last night... on west street in oakland. once a the scene officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he died at the scene. the victim's name has not yet been released. the shooter is

at large tonight. (grant) and in the north bay... petaluma police arrested four men on suspicion of firearm possession and drug offenses. the arrest came on tuesday morning in the parking lot of a 7-11 on 8-60 perry lane. police say they searched a car and found a loaded gun, meth, heroin and marijuana. all four suspects are now behind bars. it was cooler around the bay area today but still warm in the valleys. highs there were still in the 80s but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. on the satellite image you can see low presure moving closer to the bay area. it will conitinue to deepen and usher in more fog and cooler weather into the weekend. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow with patchy coastal fog. highs will be in the 70s to low 80s inland with cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds and breezy weather will bring even cooler weather into the weekend. warmer weather is expected toward the middle of next week. (grant) a new report a new (grant) week.middle of next toward the middle of next week.

(grant) a new report released by a justice department's internal watchdog shows former fbi director james comey's actions were quote "extraordinary and insubordinate" during the clinton email investigation. according to the report comey also flouted the department's norms but he was not motivated by political bias. the inspector general released a sweeping report detailing a series of failures by top federal officials in charge of the investigation ahead of the election. the report concludes the fbi's actions ultimately quote "cast a

cloud" over the bureau... and senior leaders have done lasting damage to the fbi's reputation.

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(vicky) sinking visibility. lake tahoe may be one of your favorite spots to vacation. but now it's getting harder to see. the reason researchers say the water clarity is going down. (grant) have a lot of money but not a lot of space? just how much you can get for a two million dollar tiny house.

story of outrageously expensive real estate in the bay area. this small cottage in palo alto is listed at 2-point-six million dollars. it's located on middlefield road... which is close to downtown. the home has two bedrooms and one bathroom-- and is 897 square feet. the home has been remodeled-- and sits on a lot large enough for expansion. it was listed over a week ago-- no word yet if there are any offers. ( grant) disturbing video released. a man dies in the custody of sacramento police. now they are releasing dash cam video showing the last moments of his life. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) sacramento authorities released new dashcam videos after a father of three died in police custody last week. (vicky) the videos show brandon smith struggling shortly before he died. now his family is demanding answers. sonseeahray (sin-cere-a) tonsall (tonsil) reports. brandon smith shown in this sacramento police video in the last moments of his life.nat soundhe can be heard moaning and saying i think i'm having a heart attack. i'm done. then.... a rough entry into a city patrol wagon...for the start of the ride he would not survive.justin ward/family attorney"i mean it looks like he pushed him and brandon goes head first."it appears into the back of the wagon.smith's loved ones believe the video release of his transport...onl y raises more disturbing questions about what happened to this 30-year-old father of three.smith was on parole for assault with a deadly weapon when he had his mom drop him off with his parole officers last wednesday so he could get some help with housing.justin ward/family attorney"we don't know what happened between that point and when he was lying on the ground."that

pursuit of housing somehow ended up here on a detox center floor with parole agents asking a city police officer to transport their parolee to jail.nat sound"oh he doesn't seem to be moving so i checked on him. he was making some really shallow breaths so that's when i started checking him and that's when i asked for fire." appropriate action too late according to smith's family. his mother didn't want to speak after seeing what happened to her son. his brother wants everyone to think about this:brionne mays/smith's brother"he wasn't trash...a wallet to be found...stuff taken out and thrown away. he deserved to be here he had the right to be here." (grant) that was sonseeahray (sin-cere-a) tonsall (tonsil) reporting. the

investigation into smith's death is ongoing. (vicky) a popular vacation spot for the bay area... is mucking up! the water visibility at lake tahoe has dropped by nine feet! experts from the tahoe environmental research center say this is due to an extreme drought followed by heavy rainfall. this caused thousands of tons of sediment to fill the lake and drop the clarity of the water to just under 60 feet. however these numbers were recorded in 2017 and experts report more recent numbers are showing improvement. (vicky) a part of yosemite national park will reopen to the public on friday. the mariposa grove of giant sequoias in yosemite is the largest sequoia grove in the national park with 500 mature trees. the grove has been under restoration for three years. yosemite conservancy donors and the national park service each contributed 20-million-dollars for the restoration. there's a new boardwalk, reestablished the wetlands and a new welcome plaza. (grant) we told you

earlier this hour.. about the mountain lion sightings on the peninsula and what to watch out for. let's check in with pam moore in the newsroom now... where we are learning more about why we are seeing more animals out at night. (pam) tongiht at six.. we'll talk with a local researcher (vo) who has some insight into the subject. we know mountain lions are nocturnal.. but it is turning out that more animals are following this sleeping pattern. (pam) also at six... tesla and space-x founder.. elon musk has a new project. and it follows his continuing effort to get somewhere fast. plus, the fight at a california day care center. the dispute was not among kids but the adults parents. its all coming up at six.. but now let's get back to the news at five. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our

weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was cooler around the bay area today but still warm in the valleys. highs there were still in the 80s but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. on the satellite image you can see low presure moving closer to the bay area. it will conitinue to deepen and usher in more fog and cooler weather into the weekend. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow with patchy coastal fog. highs will be in the 70s to low 80s inland with cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds and breezy weather will bring even cooler weather into the weekend. warmer weather is expected toward the middle of next week. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a food pharmacy. we'll take you to a local food bank that is helping people heal-- through healthy foods.

week.middle of next week. (vicki) next on kron4 news at

5... a food pharmacy. we'll take you to a local food bank that is helping people heal-- through healthy eating.

(vicki)(vicki) as the saying goes, 'you are what you eat'... but 1 out of every 4 people in san francisco and

marin either don't get enough...or have access to healthy food...(grant) so as part of kron4's commitment to community service... kron 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city clinic... where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables that are used as medicine. pkg (nats: cooking class "three cups of yogurt for the cucumbers..")michaela moss is making tzaziki sauce for a cooking class at the marin city clinic. it's a creative way to introduce healthy living to low income participants that are patients prescribed to a pantry through a direct partnership between the san francisco -marin food bank and the clinic.sot: michaela moss, food pharmacy health educator// "prior to starting our food pharmacy we actually had four individuals within the community, young men who died of heart attack and stroke. and we made the emphasis of this first cohort

hearth health. our goal here is to provide fresh fruits and vegetables, proteins and greens, in this fun outdoor environment and connect them with to some healthy recipes as well."the food pharmacy allows patients to pick fresh produce.they then learn to make a variety of healthy recipes in a 12-week course. sot: edith cadena, san francisco-marin food bank// "we thought what a better partnership than a clinic where their focus is health and wellness and bringing food into that, because we recognize that often times food is part of creating a healthy individual."sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so i'm here joined by diane tarklecki she is a patient at the food pharmacy who has already picked out some fruits and vegetables to bring home diane, tell us, we're going to put your skills to the test, what are you going to make for us in the kitchen?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "i have a pot of rice already prepared rice that i got at the food pharmacy last week. i will be preparing stir fried vegetables everything from the food pharmacy as well."sot: ella sogomonian// "how has the food pharmacy benefitted your life?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "well it's healthier eating because i live on a limited income and it gives me a chance to use the fresh vegetables and fruit and not have to buy at the grocery store."the food pharmacy prescribes fruits and vegetables as nature's cure rather than pills to alleviate ailments.sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "healthier food is better for your joints, your breathing, gives you more energy. and so now i'm able to get up and get out of the house instead of sitting in and watching tv or just staying in bed."and tarlecki

has many reasons to keep it up...her 7 grandchildren. in marin city ella sogomonian, kron 4 news. (grant) kron 4 news.sogomonian, kron 4 news. (grant)the marin city clinic and food pharmacy is a fairly new partnership that started in novemeber. (vicki)sine then they've served more than three thousand people who've benefitted and it's all thanks to donations from the community. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) the weather heats ups.. and it's off to the pool but today's emergeny in san jose provides good reminder of the dangers assocaited with summer fun. (pam) more

than 20 dozen people sickened from chlorine gas... a chemical used in a local a chemical chlorine gas... a chemical used in a local swim club pool we have an update on the situtation at the top of the hour. (ken) and she is the new mayor of san francisco. the history london breed is making in the city. (pam) plus getting ready for your father's day weekend. more news still ahead.. on kron 4 news at six. ( pam) tonight at six.... ( pam) tonight at ( pam)

tonight at six.... at least 35 people -- including children as young at 6 -- are receiving medical treatment

after an incident at a pool in san jose. a pool worker mistakenly mixed together two volatile chemicals - creating a dangerous cloud of gas. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. this happened at the shadow brook swim club in san jose just after noon today. adding to the concern tonight - even if people exposed are not immediately showing sympotms - they could still be in danger. (pam) kron4's justine waldman joins us live... justine - what can you tell us? (pam) we first (pam) we first told you about

this story through a breaking news push alert. download the kron4 mobile app and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in your neighborhood. (ken) another big story tonight:a high school teacher at bentley school in lafayette was in court today. brandon genest is accused of sexually assaulting two young children he was babysitting. he could potentially be facing more charges....(pam) and investigators are looking for more potential victims. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from the contra costa county jail, in martinez. dan? inside the contra costa county jail in martinez sits 27 year old brandon genest. he's been charged with sexually assaulting 2 children he was babysitting in walnut creek ... one age 6, the other age 7... since his arrest earlier this month police have received dozens of calls from

other parents.sot paul graves/senior deputy district attorney 17-24i would say we are actively investigating several cases right now and i anticipate there will be additional charges coming soon the da's office says in addition to lewd acts with a child and child molesting, genest has been charged with indecent exposure and possession of child pornography... authorities say the suspect was advertising babysitting services on numerous websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and a variety of facebook groups.. and he was sotwhen you have cases like this where its an individual you trust and you bring them into your home and your entrusting yoru children to them they need to live up to that trust. these are some of the worst crimes be it a coach a babysitter a teacherin addition to babysitting genest was also a high school teacher at the bentley school in lafayette though the da says at this time there is no indication

anything happened with any of the students there. prior to that police confirm he was a child care provider in fairfax county virginia ... a web search finds in 2015 a brandon genest was a staff member at a camp in gainesville virginia. on his bio it says i babysit for several families in the northern virginia area... even since i was a child myself, i always enjoyed working with those younger than i am. london breed formally declared victory as san francisco's mayor -elect today... .. she did it with an often

emotional speech at the elementary school she once attended.. catherine heenan is here with details.. (catherine) london breed got a big welcome in the auditorium of what's now rosa parks elementary... she talked about old friends and favorite teachers...and about the many people who helped her step up from poverty to success... breed says the problem -- she was an exception. not the 'norm.'the mayor-elect is promising to bring new opportunitiesto the city's young people. london breed - their normal won't be hanging out selling drugs on the block.their normal will be college - living in the city. their normal will be paid internships when they're in high school. and we as a city will have to roll up our sleeves and make sacrifices for the next generation so they all can be successful. breed also promised to build more affordablehousing.. and said that san francisco

will remain a sanctuary for people living in the country illegally.. in winning last week's mayoral contest...breed becomesthe first black woman elected to lead san francisco. ken and pam? (ken) new at six.... state attorney general xavier becerra announced a 67-million dollar setttlement today... providing debt relief for former corinthian college students. corinthian filed for bankruptcy last year. the company operated a number of colleges... including everest, heald and wyotech. the settlement with balboa student loan trust will immediately halt collections and forgive 100-percent of remaining loan balaces. attorney general becerra says the settlementis a win for students who were cheated out of a quality educion.xavier becerra/california attorney general: "corinthian intentionally targeted low- income, vulnerable individuals. folks like me who are first in their family to have a chance to go to a university or college. they did so and they did these things through deceptive and false advertising." more than seven thousand

former students in the bay area will get financial relief. (pam) dozens of rallies are being held around the country today..to protest the separation of families at the u.s. - mexico border. rallies including a number here in the bay area this evening... rallies are being held in concord, el cerrito, hayward, san jose and watsonville ... by a group called 'families belong together'. the group is concerned about the current crisis ... of families being separated, and what the group calls - the trump's administration's "cruel and inhumane treatment of immigrants and asylum seekers." house minority leader, nancy pelosi, spoke out against the administration's policy today... calling it unacceptable.rep. nancy pelosi/(d) house minority leader: "i'm sure any parent here, mother or father knows that this is barbaric. this not what america is but this is the policy of the trump administration." hundreds of children,

possibly more, have been separated from their parents as a result of the administration's new, zero tolerance policy on illegal immigration. (ken) an investigation into the the former f-b-i director finds james comey violated policy on several occasions. but it does not find the f-b-i was biased in favor of hillary clinton. reporter alexandra limon has details and reaction from lawmakers. the justice deparmtent inspecter general found there was no evidence that the fbi's ivnestigation into clintons emails was influenced by bias or other improper considerations.dianne feinstein / california (d)what they ig did conclude was that comey violated department of justice policy on three occasions.one was when comey decided to notify congress the fbi was reopening the investigation into clinton's emails just days before the election. the report calls comey insubordinate democrats say comeys actions were due to mounting pressure from republicans.nancy pelosi /

california (d)it's deeply disturbing that the republicans remain obsessed with undermining our intelligence and law enforcement agencies.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewswhile the inspector general said bias didn't influence the outcome of the clinton investigation it says there was an appearance of bias because of text messages exchanged by two fbi employees. the messages were about making sure donald trump did not get elected and one of them may have slowed the investigation into clinton's emails.sarah sanders / white house press secretaryit reaffirmed the president's suspicions about comey's conduct and the political bias about some of the members of the fbithe inspector general's finding agree with the fbi's decision not to press charges against hillary clinton saying that is consistent with the departments approach to prior cases.in washington alexandra limon.

(ken)hillary clinton repsonded on twitter to a tweet by reporter kyle cheney... who said that the inspector general found james comey used a personal g-mail account to conduct official fbi business. clinton's response was a simple.... "but my e-mails..." a live look outside right now... (pam ) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was cooler around the bay area today but still warm in the valleys. highs there were still in the 80s but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. on the satellite image you can see low presure moving closer to the bay area. it will conitinue to deepen and usher in more fog and cooler weather into the weekend. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow with patchy coastal fog. highs will be in the 70s to low 80s inland with cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds and breezy weather will bring even cooler weather into the

weekend. warmer weather is expected toward the middle of next week. (ken) (ken) (ken) coming up... police move in to arrest a man who threatened to shoot up disneyworld.... on the anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. (pam) a frightening scene near sacramento. a plane catches fire and makes an emergency landing. (ken) the city of chicago wants elon musk to start digging. we'll tell you about the plans for a futuristic tunnel for high speed transit.

(ken)new tonight at 6.chicago has picked elon musk's boring company to build a futuristic transportation link to the city's airport.(pam) the system will be called the chicago express loop.grant lodes joins us now to talk about it. (grant)just to preface: this is only in the planning stages.but the vision entails battery-powered vehicles that carry passengers through tunnels at speeds of

up to 150 miles per hour.the boring company is already working on an underground tunnel system in los angeles, ... which musk believes can help relieve traffic congestion there.that system involves vehicles moving through underground tunnels on car-sized platforms.according to video released by the company, the chicago project would be more like an underground commuter tram. boring company says it will take 12 minutes to get from downtown chicago to o'hare international airport. grant it's unclear how long it will take for musk's system to be built or how much it would cost -- but the boring company says the project will be - quote - "100-percent privately funded." chicago mayor rahm

emmanuel called the rahm emmanuel called the project "the fast lane" to the city's future. (pam) google has announced an update to its ad settings page ... designed to increase transparency for users. the updates to googles' advertising tools is supposed to help users better understand why they see certain ads, and help them control the experience. the company is also expanding its "why this ad?" feature.. to all google services and websites .. which use the google ad network. (ken) new york attorney general barbara underwood ... is suing the trump foundation... that includes its board of directors -- president trump and his children. a complaint was filed today saying, the trump foundation engaged in repeated and willful self- dealing .... that benefited trump's personal and business interests. it asks the court to dissolve the trump foundation.... and it also asks for nearly three - million dollars in

restitution, plus additional penalties. the complaint also aims to ban trump from serving as a director of a not-for- profit organization in new york for 10 years.. and seeks to ban his children from serving for one year. "there's no reason why a foundation owned and operated by a sitting president should be exempt from the laws that we routinely apply to other foundations."(ken) president trump took to twitter with this message... calling new york democrats "sleazy" and criticizing attorney general eric schneiderman.general eric attorney general eric schneiderman. let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. it was cooler around the bay area today but still warm in the valleys. highs there were still in the 80s but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. on the satellite image you can see low presure moving closer

to the bay area. it will conitinue to deepen and usher in more fog and cooler weather into the weekend. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow with patchy coastal fog. highs will be in the 70s to low 80s inland with cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds and breezy weather will bring even cooler weather into the weekend. warmer weather is expected toward the middle of next week.

(pam) a florida man is facing charges .. after authorities say, he threatened to shoot up disney. they say, he posted the threat on social media... on the anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting. dan billow reports. family members say derek eitel was stunned when officers showed up at his home, put him

in handcuffs, and locked him in jail.nats: "mr. eitel, it looks like you were arrested for making a written threat to kill or do bodily harm."using his cell phone while at work in a titusville business, investigators suspect eitel posted on facebook: "5 likes and i'll go shoot up disney and hang myself."investigators say the alleged threat was visible to up to 848 members of a facebook group. and it was made on the anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting. tod goodyear/brevard county sheriff's office: "with it being near the anniversary of the pulse shooting and knowing that disney was one of those targets as well, that adds a little bit more to this."dan billow/reporting: "i talked with eitel's father and respected his wish not to go on camera. he told me derek's a good kid. he just made a terrible mistake."the father says eitel suffers from autism, and is something of a loner. he quoted him as saying he was sorry about what happened. a police report notes the home where the 23-year old eitel lives with his parents has five guns locked in a safe. the father says eitel does not know the combination to the safe and has never shown an interest in guns. investigators learned of the facebook post from two group members who called them. tod goodyear/brevard county

sheriff's office: "these people saw something that distressed them, that they saw as a potential threat, and the did the right thing. they contacted law enforcement." (pam) that was that was dan billow reporting. the judge set eitel's bail at 100 -thousand dollars. if he does post bail... his father says, he will remove the guns from the home. (ken) still ahead... a fight breaks out at a daycare center... and it's not between the kids. how parents and police are responding to the childish behavior. (pam) and some good news for american business... spending is up. and it is not just happening online. details next.

(pam) u-s consumer spending is up -- and not just online... that's according to a new government report.... retail sales jumped zero- point-8 percent in may, exceeding expectations.that's an increase of five- point- nine percent from a year ago. according to the report,

spending was up at actual brick and mortar stores - including restaurants and home improvement chains. that surge in spending at physical stores... actually outpaced so-called "non- store retailers," which include online retailers such as amazon. the likely reason: increased confidence due to the strong economy and job market - unemployment is at its lowest level since the year 20-00. (ken) new surveillance video shows a conversation turning physical at a preschool in new mexico between two employee's. during the altercation a five-year-old was injured. reporter elena mendoza has the latest. a conversation...quickly turned physical. surveillance video from inside future generations preschool in clovis last month shows employee elizabeth parrez throwing punches at a co-worker, before pulling her to the ground. during the takedown a five year old girl is accidentally kicked in the head..

nielsen/clovis parent)"i was really shocked at the aggressiveness of the employee that attacked the other one. i wish i knew what their conversation was but i think that's pretty shocking, especially when you're at work and you're around little kids."> now the girl's parents are suing the preschool for negligence -- for how it hires...trains and supervises employees. the preschool says it has owned up to that incident... and has since put more security measures in place... but says they don't think they could've prevented this one. we're told they conduct background checks on all employees... and called c-y- f-d and law enforcement immediately after it happened.

injuries that have taken place."> (pam) new at 6. a plane had to make an an emergency landing at mather airport in sacramento today. officials say the plane caught fire at some point, but haven't said how it started. the sacramento metro fire department was called... and the fire was quickly put out. two pilots were on board. they were not injured. (ken) a new u-c berkeley study shows animal behavior is changing... especially at night. and humans are to blame. we'll have a live interview with the lead author of the study. (pam) wildfires continue to rage out of control in parts of the west... and one of the best firefighting tools available... is grounded. (pam)

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15 percent contained, there's still a 21-hundred-56 structures that have been evacuated, 375 on pre- evacuation, we've had about 900 firefighters down there, so a very strong force there." the flames have cut off the main tourist road to the old mining town of silverton. "silverton and san juan county is primarily a tourism based economy. with having highway 550 closed is very concerning and alarming for not only getting in and out of our community but for travel."ironically the town's main attraction may be the cause:residents say the steam engines of the durango & silverton narrow gauge railroad have sparked fires in the past.the railroad says it''s not to blame, but has taken them out of service for the rest of the month.nat - (chopper or tanker drop) farther north, air crews dropped retardant on the smouldering buffalo mountain fire near silverthorne. firefighters battled the blaze from the ground, a tough job made harder by the warm, dry, breezy weather ... and the tightly packed homes. "it made for a tactical nightmare, with the fire running between two subdivisions."natand while the flames spread, the world's largest and fastest fire fighting asset sits on a denver runway,the global supertanker has been certified to work with the states of colorado and california.but

negotiions with the u=s forest service have stalled .. d withouits ay, the plane can't be used."the u.s. forest service, when they are taedh fire, they assume control of the airspace over that fire, referred to as the fire traffic area and because they control it, they have the ultimate say so in who enters it and under what conditions." (ken)no homes have been lost yet in colorado, though the danger remains high.a smaller fire in southern utah did burn eight homes and a shop in the town of moab.more more... let's send it over to pam with our chief meteorologist, lawrence karnow. (ken)no homes have been lost yet in colorado, though the danger remains high.a smaller fire in southern utah did burn eight homes and a shop in the town of moab.more more... moab. more more... let's send it over to pam with our chief meteorologist, lawrence karnow. fire danger in western states it was cooler around the bay

area today but still warm in the valleys. highs there were still in the 80s but 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. on the satellite image you can see low presure moving closer to the bay area. it will conitinue to deepen and usher in more fog and cooler weather into the weekend. it will be partly cloudy tomorrow with patchy coastal fog. highs will be in the 70s to low 80s inland with cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds and breezy weather will bring even cooler weather into the weekend. warmer weather is expected toward the middle of next week. (ken)(pam) (pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories.

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(ken)breaking news we are following: it appears firefighters have gotten a handle on a fire reported in the oakland hills.the fire was on the 6200 block of merriewood.... it's not clear yet merriewood.... of merriewood.... it's not clear yet exactly what started the fire or what burned.started the fire or what burned. this photo was taken about 30 minutes ago... but again at last check firefighters have a handle on the situation.

(pam) happening now... police in hillsborough are warning people about mountain lions. they have released these pictures which were taken by their trail cameras. there have been several mountain lion sightings over the last two weeks. police are reminding people who live near rural areas.... to keep their pets inside at dusk and dawn. and if you see a mountain lion do not approach it. (ken) joining us now is u-c berkeley grad student and p-h-d candidate kaitlyn gaynor. she's the lead author of a new study on humanity's effect on animals. the study found that mammals specifically are becoming more nocturnal in response to human activity.(pam) kaitlyn... you included mountain lions from canada, brazil and argentina in your study... these are already mostly animals during nocturnal, or crepuscular animals which are

active during twilight hours.. what effect have humans had on their activity? ====================== we understand that one of your colleagues... justine smith... has been doing research relating to pumas' fear of humans. tell us what we're about to (ken) joining us now is u-c berkeley grad h-d candidate kaitlyn gaynor. she's the lead author of a new study on humanity's effect on animals. the study found that mammals specifically are becoming more nocturnal in response to human activity. (pam) kaitlyn... you included mountain lions from canada, brazil and argentina in your study... these are already mostly animals during nocturnal, or crepuscular animals which are active during twilight hours.. what effect have humans had on their activity?=========== =========== we understand that one of your colleagues... justine smith... has been doing research relating to pumas' fear of humans. tell us what we're about to see here. human activity is causing the planet's mammals to flee daylight for the protection of night, according to a new study from uc berkeley.the study, published today in the journal science, and supported in part by the national science foundation, represents the first effort to quantify the global effects of human activity on the daily activity

patterns of wildlife. its results highlight the powerful and widespread process by which animals alter their behavior alongside people: human disturbance is creating a more nocturnal natural world. "catastrophic losses in wildlife populations and habitats as a result of human activity are well documented, but the subtler ways in which we affect animal behavior are more difficult to detect and quantify," said berkeley phd candidate and study lead author kaitlyn gaynor.fox drinking water in an urban area at night, surrounded by houses. this study represents the first effort to quantify the global effects of human activity on the daily activity patterns of wildlife. photo by jamie hall.gaynor, along with co-authors justin brashares and cheryl hojnowski of uc berkeley, and neil carter of boise state university, applied a meta-analysis approach, using data for 62 species across six continents to look for global shifts in the timing of daily activity of mammals in response to humans. these data were collected by various approaches, including remotely triggered cameras, gps and radio collars, and direct observation. for each species in each study site, the authors quantified the

difference in animal nocturnality under low and high human disturbance.on average, mammals were 1.36 times more nocturnal in response to human disturbance. this means that an animal that naturally split its activity evenly between the day and night increased its nighttime activity to 68% around people. this finding was consistent across carnivore and herbivore species of all body sizes greater than 1 kg (small mammals were not included pattern also held across different types of human disturbance, including activities such as hunting, hiking, mountain biking, and infrastructure residential settlement, and agriculture. "while we expected to find a trend towards increased wildlife nocturnality around people, we were consistency of the results around the world," said gaynor. "animals responded strongly to all types of human regardless of whether people actually posed a direct threat, suggesting that our presence alone is enough to disrupt their natural patterns of behavior." "it's hard to believe we can simply squeeze nature into the dark half of each day and expect it to function and thrive."professor justin brasharesaccording to professor in the department of environmental science, policy, and management and the study's senior author, the consequences of the behavioral shift in wildlife can be seen through contrasting lenses. "on the positive side, the fact that wildlife is adapting to avoid humans temporally could be viewed as a path for coexistence of humans and wild animals on an increasingly crowded planet," said brashares. "however, animal activity patterns reflect millions of years of adaptation-it's hard to believe we can simply squeeze

nature into the dark half of each day and expect it to function and thrive."the authors describe a range of potential negative consequences of the shifts they including mismatches between the environment and an animal's traits, normal foraging behavior, increased vulnerability to non-human predators, and competition. they point out, however, that while many of the studies included in their analysis documented a clear increase in nocturnal activity, few examined the consequences for individual animals, populations, or ecosystems."we hope our findings will open up new avenues for wildlife research in human-dominated landscapes. we still have a lot to implications of altered activitpatterns managewildlife between spand evinduceevolution gaynor. (ken) one of the most cherished parts of yosemite is about to reopen to the public after being closed for years. we'll have the latest on yosemite grove. (pam) (pam)

happening tomorrow..a part of yosemite national park will reopen to the public. (ken) the mariposa grove of giant sequoias in yosemite is the largest sequoia grove in the national park with 500 mature trees.the grove has been under restoration for three years.(pam) yosemite conservancy donors.. and the national park service.. each contributed 20- million- dollars for the restoration. there is a new boardwalk, the wetlands are re-established and a new welcome plaza. (ken) nasa astronauts ricky arnold and drew feustel stepped into space outside the international space station for a spacewalk today.(pam) their primary mission - to install high-definition cameras to view docking of boeing and space-x private crewed spaceships.(ken) those ships are slated to do their first test flights to the i-s-s in august. they will be the first commercial space vessels to take american astronauts to and from low- earth orbit.(pam) today's spacewalk outside the i-s-s is the sixth one this year.

in sports -- the raiders finish their three- day mandatory mini-camp without khalil mack. head coach jon gruden talks about mack's contract holdout. also -- the giants win in miami... but lose evan miami... but lose evan longoria with a hand fractu our sports dictor, gary radnich has all the details of his injury coming up

the giants for some reason didn't want to leave miami san francisco played 16 innings... nearly five hours... to avoid a four-game sweep against the marlins let's show how everything went down we pick it up in the 14th inning... game tied at 3 ty blach comes into the game for hunter strickland in the 10th blach went the distance for the giants...

saving the bullpen for their series against the dodgers blach... 7 hits and 3 strikeouts in six and two- thirds top 16th... giants with the bases juiced pablo sandoval hits a 2-run single off elieser hernandez giants take the lead 6-3 after gorkys sac fly bottom of the inning... with 2 outs sam dyson replaces blach with two on bryan holaday flies bryan holaday flies out to right field giants hold on to win, 6-3 the giants can't catch a break with injuries evan longoria fractured his pinkie on his left hand in the fourth inning the giants starting third baseman was hit by a pitch. manager bruce bochy says they will get a second opinion after they return home from l-a. it's the same injury madison bumgarner suffered during spring training no word yet how long longoria will be out doctors say it takes about a month and a half to recover from a metacarpal fracture.

over at the coliseum -- the astros are dominating the a's this season oakland has lost all three series against the world champs bottom second... khris davis hits a solo shot to left field off justin verlander davis... 20th home run of the year... tied for third in baseball in the fourth... brian mccan hits a 2-run bomb off frankie montas astros put thgame away early... they win 7-3 a's have lost their last 8 games against houston raiders all-pro defensive end khalil mack was not at the team's mandatory mini camp today. he's missed all three days of the camp. the 27-year-old did not attend the raiders voluntary ota's last month either. oakland could fine mack for each day missed but have not. mack and the raiders have yet to agree to a contract extention which is likely the reason he is holding out. mack is

enteri the final year of his rookie contract which pays him $13.8 million. raiders coach jon gruden misses his defensive star on the field. "i feel pretty good everywhere. i'd feel a lot better if no. 52 was walking around here right now. he's the man. he's the guy we have to figure out how to get back in here. progress has been made. i think when we get everybody together a couple weeks into training camp we can better answer these questions because it is just shorts." u-s open... first round... tough one for the best golfers in the world... a windy day at shinnicock hiils in spouthhampton, new york... wreaked havoc tiger woods... no longer one

of the best in the world... but also struggles...1st hole he records a triple-bogey seven... the first time he has started a round with a triple-bogey in his career... shot an 8-over 78 for the round jordan speith... at 11... faired no better... he was also 8-over for the round... (phil mickelson was 7-over... rory mcilroy was 10-over!) graeme mcdowell... out of the sandtroap on 2... hits the flag stick... and it bounces right back into the sandtrap... mcdowell can't believe it... he was 9-over for the round duston johnson... the number-1 in the world was one big name who didn't struggle... shot a 1-under 69 and co-leads with three other golfers (scott piercy, ian poulter & russell henley) here's tiger on his stuggles in round one we had to we had to

(pam) 1- out of every 4- people in san francisco and marin .... either struggle

with hunger ... or with having access to healthy food.(ken) as part of our kron 4 committment for founder's day... kron 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city clinic where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables in order to bring healthier lifestyles to people in need. pkg (nats: cooking class "three cups of yogurt for the cucumbers..")michaela moss is making tzaziki sauce for a cooking class at the marin city clinic. it's a creative way to introduce healthy living to low income participants that are patients prescribed to a pantry through a direct partnership between the san francisco -marin food bank and the clinic.sot: michaela moss, food pharmacy health educator// "prior to starting our food pharmacy we actually had four individuals within the community, young men who died of heart attack and stroke. and we made the emphasis of this first cohort hearth health. our goal here is to provide fresh fruits and vegetables, proteins and greens, in this fun outdoor environment and connect them with to some healthy recipes as well."the food pharmacy allows patients to pick fresh produce.they then learn to make a variety of healthy recipes in a 12-week course. sot: edith cadena, san francisco-marin food bank// "we thought what a better partnership than a clinic where their focus is health

and wellness and bringing food into that, because we recognize that often times food is part of creating a healthy individual."sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so i'm here joined by diane tarklecki she is a patient at the food pharmacy who has already picked out some fruits and vegetables to bring home diane, tell us, we're going to put your skills to the test, what are you going to make for us in the kitchen?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "i have a pot of rice already prepared rice that i got at the food pharmacy last week. i will be preparing stir fried vegetables everything from the food pharmacy as well."sot: ella sogomonian// "how has the food pharmacy benefitted your life?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "well it's healthier eating because i live on a limited income and it gives me a chance to use the fresh vegetables and fruit and not have to buy at the grocery store."the food pharmacy prescribes fruits and vegetables as nature's cure rather than pills to alleviate ailments.sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "healthier food is better for your joints, your breathing, gives you more energy. and so now i'm able to get up and get out of the house instead of sitting in and watching tv or just staying in bed."and tarlecki has many reasons to keep it up...her 7 grandchildren. in marin city ella sogomonian, kron 4 news.

kron 4 news.sogomonian, ella in marin city in marin city ella sogomonian, kron 4 news.

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