good evening m vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. that physician at el camino hospital in los gatos has since been suspended... kron 4's ella sogomonian met with the patient tonight...ella? (ella)he's not angry, he's not sad...sam bardwell tells me ...he's just plain confused why a doctor would behave so unprofessionally...so he hopes this woman's behavior is exposed and she doesn't find work treating patients again. nats:"im sorry sir but you are the least sick of all the people here who are dying." this is video of an emergency room doctor at el camino hospital in los gatos early tuesday morning...as she mocks patient samuel bardwell who suffered from what he believes was an extreme anxiety attack. sot: samuel bardwell, patient// "i did nothing wrong, i didnt raise my voice i was not aggressive i didnt have the intent or the ability to even be aggressive." in the video bardwell says dr. beth keegstray walks into the room with security behind her thenghaus and taunts him claiming bardwell didn't need the help as much as other

patients there at the time. nats:bardwell says he vomitted and felt numb head to toe during basketball practice at west valley college in saratoga. he is left wondering why any doctor would approach him with disrespect.sot: samuel bardwell, patient// "i have no other words for it im just so confused why somebody would treat me like that without being aggressive or hostile you know they were the ones being hostile from the beginning they were the ones being confrontational from teh begining i couldnt i was numb head to toe."el camino hospital ceo dan woods released a statement acknowledging the unprofessional behavior witnessed in the video and went on to say, "we take this matter very seriously and the contracted physician involved has been removed from the work schedule pending further investigation." investigation." further schedule pending from the work been removed involved has physician involved has been removed from the work schedule pending further investigation." further schedule pending from the work been removed involved has physician contracted and the very seriously take this

matter on to say, "we video and went witnessed in the video and went investigation." further schedule pending nats:"im sorry sir but you are (grant) (grant) a san jose student teacher and her best friend are in jail tonight...accused of having sex with minors. the santa clara county sheriff's office determined both women... talia sisc and tina pourani... were 23...and the boys they were with... were 15 and 16. the oak grove school district ended sisco's ability to work at bernal middle school the moment they found out about the investigation. so far, investigators say the victims were ánot students at bernal middle school but police are asking any other potential

victims to contact them. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... since march bart has been aggressively going after fare evaders that costing the system millions of dollars each year. (grant) but plans to expand those inspections have been put on hold. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with more bart fare evasion 0615185 insertsince march a team of 6 inspectors has been charged with asking bart riders for proof of purchase, that is making sure they are not riding the transit system for free. this week bart board had planned to expand the team adding 2 additional inspectors, but has put off the decision... until they are sure it is workingsot bevan dufty/bart board member 19-29 some directors were like we want a full more robust report that looks at all sides of this, how much revenue are we generating, will it be on path to pay for itself are we making sure we are not cherry picking people but going down the line whether its on a train or an escalatorin the three months the program has been fully operational, inspectors have contacted 18,388 riders, and cited

1,633, about 8% who could not show proof they paid.sot this is a very important issue, we are losing 15 to 25 million dollars a year, that is an enormous huge hit to bartwhile that's a chunk of change most bart riders we spoke with have yet to see this team of fare inspectors, sot i have not seen the fare inspectors or been stoppedand while they think fare evasion is important, they believe there are more important priorities sot maybe they should be doing something more productive like keeping the stations clean and looking for people violating the health hazards.soti think bart should be doing more to reduce fares for those who are low income and who are juming turnstyles to get onto the train131/onto the traintrain 131/onto the train

(vicki) in the east bay tonight-- police are still looking for the suspects connected to a shooting in union city. five people were shot at chapel of the chimes memorial park and funeral home. it happened around 7 o'clock last night. police say four victims were taken to nearby hospitals... and one victim drove to a hospital. at last check... their conditions are unknown. police are still looking into what motivated the shootings. (vicki)google is having a hard time holding onto its black

employees, and the dominance of white men has barely diminished.(grant) those are just some of the takeaways from the tech company's annual diversity report. catherine heenan is here to take us through the numbers, catherine? (catherine) you might remember the uproar after a google engineer wrote a memo citing genetic differences as a reason for the lack of women in leadership jobs. the author of that memo was fired - and the company said it would increase transparency on its diversity. despite its inclusive signage, google's payroll is dominated by whites and asians who together make up 95 percent of the workers in the u=s.women make up a little over one quarter of white workers, and a third of asians,white men still hold a majority of the jobs in leadership roles.women make up a quarter of the total. together whites and asians occupy 96 percent of the leadership jobs.clickety clack among all google hires last

year, one out of seven was black, hispanic or a combination of races, with the rest divided between whites and asians.for tech jobs only that number shrank to one in nine asians outnumbered whites in thatcategory.the report acknowledges that the number of black and latino has remained stagnant over the past four years, due to a high rate of attrition. (catherine) that company report says it's discovered that many minority employees left because they didn't feel included... and says google will work to change its culture to be more inclusive, grant and vicki? (grant) president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort is now in jail for charges brought on during the russia election meddling investigation. a federal judge sent manafort to jail today after prosecutors brought w wiess tampering and conspiracy to obstruct justice. he had been out on bail -- under

house arrest and wearing an ankle monitor... but special counsel robert mueller's team requested he be jailed until his trial. manafort, who has has maintained his innocence, could spend three months or more behind bars. he faces several felony charges related to his ukrainian political work and money he allegedly funneled through offshore accounts. (vicki) in a whirlwind morning at the white house today, president donald trump addressed a number of key issues before reporters that will impact the lives of millions of americans. among them, north korea, tariffs and immigration. camila bernal has the highlights from washington. on friday morning the president walked out of the white house and unexpectedly took questions from reporters on a number of major issues -- pres. donald trump: can i answer your question, please? on north korea - the president touted his recent sit-down with kim jong-un, but didn't directly address human rights concerns --pres. donald trump: i can't speak to that. i can only speak to the fact that we signed an incredible agreement. it's great. the president said he would

continue to work with allies in the region - including china, which on friday was hit with major tariffs by the u.s. pres. donald trump: they may not be as happy today because what i'm doing with trade...we're putting tariffs on $50 billion of technology and other things because we have to because we've been treated very unfairly. china responded by saying it will impose tariffs of its own and says it is nullifying all previous negotiations - sparking fears of a trade war. another key issue the president addressed friday - immigration, and the separation of families at the border pres. donald trump: the democrats forced that law upon our nation. i hate it. i hate to see separation of parents and children. democrats, however, say the decision to change the policy lies entirely with the administration. rep. joaquin castro, (d) texas: the president lies often and he's lying this time. it's not a democratic plan. his attorney general is making the decision the president also said he would not support a house immigration bill that he says does not go far enough on border security, leaving the issue unsolved at the moment. in washington, i'm camila bernal. (anchor1) (anchor1) taking a live

look outside-- the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend.

(grant) coming up-- would you let your child get in a car weekend.into next weekend. (grant) coming up-- would you let your child get in a car alone with a stranger? why one uber driver says she always checks i-d's if a passenger looks underage. (vicki) nearly two dozen cars are damaged in a north bay neighborhood. and tonight police are looking for the vandals. (grant) plus after the break... sprinkled with controversy. the petition to shut down one of the main attractions at the museum of ice cream is getting a lot of

support.

(grant) as schools are getting out for the summer... many working parents are looking to secure safe rides for their kids during the long vacation. but-- a lot may not know-- uber drivers are not supposed to transport minors. reporter melanie michael spoke to one driver who says she always checks i-d's if passengers look

underage. as a parent, would you be okay with your child getting into the car with a stranger? any parent should be freaked out about that, uber or not when this uber driver gets behind the wheel, she's got two top priorities: safety and following company rules. including no customers under 18 isabella who chose not to share her last name or identity.... wants passengers and parents to understand this policy.i will not accept anybody under the age of 18. if you look like that, and you cannot provide a form of id, i will cancel. i'm not willing to take the risk. as it turns out, isabella knows all too well the struggle of parenting and juggling schedules. she's also a mother.. .and married to another uber driver. she admits, it's tough for working parents but, she's not willing to break the rules. at the same time, she knows she could get a bad rating if she cancels a ride.you know, we're pinged for that. it brings our cancellations rate up and as far as uber is concerned, when they look at that, it goes against us as drivers. i wouldn't risk it, he means too much to me this working father of three understands the temptation to use uber for transporting his kids... but ultimately ... wouldn't try it. it's a constant struggle. i could see why people would do it, i just don't think it would be a good idea

(grant) that was melanie michael reporting. drivers who cancel a ride with a minor and get a bad review-- can contact uber and have it fixed. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on time now nchor) time now (a (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most

highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping ward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend.

(vikki)as part of our commitment to the community.. kron 4 employees volunteered at food banks across the bay area today. it's a way to celebrate our parent company.. nexstar's 21st annual founder's day of caring. (grant)our own pam moore and hermela aregawi packed some produce at the alameda county community food bank. hermela is live in the newsroom to give us a look t that.. hermela, how was it? (hermela aregawi)we had a

great time.. it was myself, pam, a few people in our sales department as well as our general manager chris mcdonnell. our assigment was to help bag produce.. which is something the food bank does on a daily basis. because they are perishable items like oranges and carrots.. they need to get them bagged and distributed as soon as possible. the food bank has a 100 regular workers .. but a lot of people to feed so they tell us they rely heavily on volunteers.. which are the equavilent of 50 full time employees. some days they have up to 70 and some days it's only about 20.20-percent of the food are donations.. and the rest are bought at a small fee from manufacturers across california and costal states. wilken louie/alameda county community food bankwe are just basically paying what is called a value added fee to have the second quality produce that is still quite edible but not aesthetically pleasing to top retailers available for food banks. but as you can see some of the wuality here just as good as the ones that you would find at whole foods, safeway you name it.pam moore/kron 4 news

it's so simple to come in and do something that matters to someone else's life. you may never see that person ever and you know, you've done a little something that means something to your community. i just believe in giving back, however we can do it, little or big everyone doesn't have the time maybe come out every day but look how simple. we are just bagging we are meeting new people and we know somewhere along the line someone is going to get one of these bags of oranges and they are going to help feed their family so it's pretty basic.44 (hermela basic.44so it's pretty feed their family so it's pretty basic.44 (hermela aregawi) hundreds of bags of oranges and carrots later.. kron 4 news is out of there..another crew helped out at a food bank in san francisco.. that's coming up next at 6. live in the newsroom. hermela aregawi kron 4 news (vicki)one of the most fun places to visit in san francisco is now the target of an online petition. the issue is real tiny, made of plastic and has raised environmental concerns. kron4's haaziq

madyun gives you a close look at what it is all about the san francisco museum of ice cream website says...we encourage curiosity, creativity and conversation. on this day the conversation outside the museum was all about a petition circulating to close or change the famous sprinkle pool, filled with plastic pellets which the petition states is extremely dangerous for health, the environment and wildlifesotkid leaving museum: "plastic?"yes the plastic sprinkles are known to get stuck in clothing. those who have signed the petiition are concerned that when visitors leave those sprinkles will fall out of shoes and clothing, onto the ground and eventually into storm drains and from there into the bay. so what do museum of ice cream visitors think about all of this?sot

pretty hazardous">sot sotsot sotthe online petition to close or change the sprikle pool is closing in on its goal of 19,000 supporters. museum of ice cream managment had no comment about replacing the platic with something biodegradable...but the majority of folks i spoke to say do whatever just keep the spinklessot

london breed visits kron-4. hear her vision for the city and how she plans to tackle the tough issue of affordable housing. (vicki) a teen is killed during a game of russian roulette... but his family says it was all a murder plot by his friends.

(grant) three people are now behind bars in connection to a fatal shooting incident in nevada. authorities say the teenagers are responsible for the russian roulette shooting death of a 17- year-old. heather mills reports. voice of leah robbins- golden/cousin"he was a great kid. he had lots of friends. i mean he was just such a delight to be around."17 year old matthew minkler shot and killed friday morning..16 year old jaiden caruso accused of pulling the trigger17 year old kody harlan accused of helping drag matthew's body into a closet before both teens stole his wallet and went shopping. voice of leah robbins- golden/cousin"that's murder. that's just another way to say that they murdered somebody." now another teen locked up.. henderson police say others

may have witnessed the murder first-hand or saw it on social media.dinisha mingo/mhs behavioral services"there are people who have missing pieces to it and they're afraid to come forward."dinisha mingo runs mhs behavioral services. she says seeing something like this can set up problems down the road.dinisha mingo/mhs behavioral services"you become desensitized to it. it becomes normal and okay."and she says constantly being on social media has created a reality barrier.dinisha mingo/mhs behavioral services"we're alone. we're isolated."mingo says for these two teens there would have been red flags.. dinisha mingo/mhs behavioral services"this did not just happen overnight."dinisha mingo/mhs behavioral services "this is a cry out for help. you didn't do it and hide it. you did it and exposed it."she says early intervention is key. dinisha mingo/mhs behavioral services"if we don't value another human life, we've lost value in our own."matthew's cousin says his family just wants answers..voice of leah robbins-golden/cousin"i saw so many different names, so we don't know. you know, we can't talk to our matthew and find out who was there and what happened." (grant) caruso and harlan

are being held in the clark county detention center. they are being charged as adults. (vicki) next at 5:30--- a warning for parents tonight-- as whooping cough continues to rise across the bay area. the latest county where it's becoming a problem. (vicki) and after the break... the local neighborhood where 20 cars were vandalized overnight.

tonight at 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 north bay. more than twenty cars need to be fixed... after they were vandalized. the damage was done early this morning before four a.m. it happened in american canyon...in the areas of via bellagio...sarcedo.. and cantada. authorities searched the area...but were unable to find the person or people responsible. officers did...however...find enough evidence for fingerprint testing. police are currently reviewing home surveillance footage from homes in the area for clues. (grant) also in the north bay. a man is behind bars tongiht...accused of attacking a truck driver who was in his cab. it happened early yesterday morning on weller street in petaluma. the 65-year-old truck driver was sleeping...when 44-year-old damion grissom banged on the door. and when the truck driver opened the door... officers say

grissom attacked him with a blunt instrument...then punched him. invesitgators say grissom ran off...but dropped his wallet inside the truck...leading police to his location. grissom was arrested and booked into sonoma county jail on $30 thousand bail. (vicki) in the east bay... alameda county health officials say they're seeing a major spike in whooping cough cases. from january through may-- there were 180 cases of whooping cough... most cases involved teenagers. back in 20- 17... there were only 40 cases. whooping cough is highly contagious. it spreads when an infected person coughs, sneezes or even talks. pregnant women and people who are near and around infants and children are encouraged to get vaccinated. (vicki) all lanes are reopen tonight after big-rig crash snarls the morning commute in the east bay. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains what happened. the crash involving an overturned big-rig happened on i-580 near eden canyon road in castro valley. three cars

were involved in the crash. the incident is still under investigation two people were taken to the hospital for minor injuries it was much it was much cooler again it was much it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to

linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend. (grant) she's set to become san francisco's 45th mayor. and she's the first african american woman to serve in that office. mayor-elect

london breed stopped by our studio today. she spoke about her plan to tackle the affordable housing crisis... noting that many of the friends she went to school with at rosa parks elementary -- aren't able to afford homes in the city they grew up in.

so the laws work in order to help people get folks into our mental health stabilization beds, to get them prepared to live on their own. to be able to take care of themselves. it's a process. it's not a one size fits all. we have homeless seniors, people who are sadly addicted to drugs. people with children. so it's not a one size fits all so we have to do a number of things to address this issue.> (grant) (grant) housing is just one of the things we talked about with mayor-elect breed today.we also asked her about community policing, tackling the opioid crisis, and following in the late mayor ed lee's footsteps.to see the entire interview...

head over to our website at kron-4-dot-com. (vicki) here at kron 4 today is all about giving back as we celebrate founders day for our company nexstar media. kron 4's sara stinson spent the morning at a santa rosa food bank where several of us volunteered today. reporter intro: ("celebrating our companies founders day, kron 4 news crews set out to food banks across the bay area like this one the redwood empire food bank where they distribute millions and millions of food a year. this is a 50 pound bag, but they give out 15.5 million pounds a year and they're needed now more than ever after the wildfires.")("not just sonoma county, but the entire bay area really demonstrated that in times of need they will step up and help anyone in need.")after the wildfires devastated north bay communities - the redwood empire food bank in santa rosa rallied. ("we doubled the amount of donations and in turn we doubled the amount of food distributed to those in need.") eight months later people continue to recover and the food bank is still assisting those impacted. ("where people are coming back

into the area or they are leaving friends houses and they are experiencing financial hardship and there is still as much of a need today as there was 8 months ago.")ánatsáthe food bank has been around for three decades and now provides 35-thousand meals a day. ánatsáand the work begins at dawn - when crews load trucks that distribute the food to five different counties. the food doesn't get sorted out by itself, more than 85-hundred volunteers help get the job done. ("it takes a small army, we couldn't do it without the volunteers.")our own kron4's ken wayne volunteered here. ("it's great to get out and do this stuff! you really have to interact and see whats really happening you got to get out there and talk with people everyday and this is a way to do that." )the food bank also depends on grants and donations.reporter tag: ("after our day of volunteering, sorting through produce, we now encourage you to get out and volunteer. here at redwood empire food bank you can volunteer or host a food drive. we put more information on our website, kron 4 dot com. in santa rosa, sara stinson, kron 4 news.") news.") stinson, kron 4 news.")

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kellogg's honey smacks cereal is being recalled tonight. the c-d-c says the outbreak has affected 73 have been reported but 24 people have been hospitalized most of the cases are in most of the cases are in california, massachusetts, new york and pennsylvania. for more information on this recall- go to our website on kron-4 dot com. (vicki) and a salmonella outbreak involving sliced melon has spread to california. the f-d-a says cut watermelon, honeydew, and cantaloupe -- sold at well- known grocery stores -- have been recalled. some of those stores include walmart, walgreens and even costco. anyone who has recently purchased pre-cut melons should throw it away. for more information on this recall-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) still ahead-- outrage tonight after a mother says she was racially harassed while swimming at a popular hotel in southern california with her 5-year-old daughter. we'll explain what happened. (lawrence) i'm chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

a texas mother is speaking out tonight after she says she was harassed at a hotel pool in southern california. she believes it was because of the color of her skin. kareen wynter has details. natsa confrontation captured on cell phone video between an irate mother and an unidentified man here at pasadena's westin hotel who reportedly claimed he was a health inspector.that mom who only wanted to use her last name wheeler said she and her family including her 5 year old daughter were visiting from texas for summer vacation. wheeler said that man approached her and her child as it were swimming in the hotel pool asking if they had showered before entering the water.natsthat person allegedly continue to harass the family telling them according to wheeler that

people carry diseases that could contaminate the water and that he didn't want to have to shut down the pool area.ms. wheeler: "i was shocked. i couldn't believe. nobody had ever asked me anything like that."wheeler alleges a verbal assault continued some of which was directed to her little girl who relatives quickly escorted from the location.this portion of the cell phone recording shows the aftermath of that altercation that moved inside the hotel when wheeler said the general manager tried intervening.natswheeler said instead of pressing the person on his comments and investigating the matter the gm threatened to call the police on wheeler and her family who were enraged by the experience. ms. wheeler: "i'm a homeowner. i'm a taxpayer and a law abiding citizen. i'm not trashy and i'm not dirty. now i have to teach my daughter that no matter educated we are and how successful we are in life, we still have people who treat us like this because of the color of our skin."

(vicki) that was kareen wynter reporting. the hotel released a statement saying they are investigating the incident. the pasadena health department says the man in the video is not an employee. (grant) the maker of a controversial greeting card is apologizing tonight-- after backlash prompted 900 target stores to pull the card from their shelves. american greetings has issued an apology today for this father's day card. it has the word's "baby daddy" printed over an image of a black couple. the card company posted on twitter saying the card is quote "intended to be a playful husband card, but we have notified the product team that it missed the mark. please accept our sincerest apologies and know we will do better in the future." (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. ken wayne is standing by in the

newsroom.(ken) thank you vicki.coming up tonight at six... turns out you don't have to be driving a car to be arrested for drunk driving in california. what we know about a horse rider who is being charged with d-u-i after a child was trampled during a parade. plus - that's all coming up next on kron4 news at six.. vicki?(vicki) thank you ken - we will see you and pam tonight at six. (grant) postpartum depression... is common in new moms... but doctors say it also can affect dads. bonding with your newborn is one of the most important parts of parenting... but postpartum depression can make bonding a hurdle for both men and women. doctors say experiences some form of s postpartum depression within the newborn period...and 35 percent of these same dads experience it at three to six months later. physical side effects include

insomnia... loss of appetite and increased irritability. (sot) dr. elizabeth rochin / awhonn vp of nursing, education and practice: "mother's sense bonding very early in their pregnancy whereas new fathers experience it typically at birth and sometimes even beyond birth up to weeks and sometimes even months after the birth of their newborn." so what steps can new dads take to try to avoid the condition? jump into parenting head-first. spend time with your new baby -- and once breastfeeding is established, is established, give mom a break. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping

toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend. (vicki) weekend. into next 90s heading highs in the summer with highs in the 90s

heading into next weekend. (vicki) next on kron4 news at

5... i'm taking you to a modern parisian hotspot in san francisco. ton tonight's dine and dish.

flying to paris tou don't far... to get a taste.(vicki) tonight on dine and dish...i take you to the new nico - nestled in san francisco's financial district. like a hint of paris inside a charming green building...under - not the eiffle tower - but the transamerica pyriamid. " welcome to the nico" this

is nico - a cozy french brasserie - just opened in the financial district for lunch and dinner. named for nicolas delaroque - the chef and owner complete with french accent. but this is not your basic french fries and french onion soup - chef nico earned a michelin star at his former location in the city's laurel heights neighborhood. here in jackson square - there are few tables but the ambience is oh-la-la. dishes like this fresh snapper crudo or this - baby strawberry tart - are served up seasonally. menues are prix fix - meaning you can delve into a number of divine dishes... and maybe indulge into a prettycocktail like this negroni with hints of the sea... or this black magic number called le chat noir. simone is the bartender who creates cocktails ever bit as pretty as what comes out of the kitchen. chef nico and his wife andrea want their new neighbors to love it as much as they do. chances are they will.

they will. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to our vicki liviakis at dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up on kron4 news at six. just months after launching a new more aggressive plan to crackdown on fare evaders... why bart is now holding off on hiring more fare inspectors. (ken) then - it's the last

thing anyone would expect in the emergency room..being mocked by a doctor who is supposed to be caring for you. one bay area man says it happened to him - and he has the video to prove it. that's coming up next at six. (pam) now at six:a local

emergency room doctor... caught on camera taunting and cursing at a patient in the south bay. good evening i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. that physician at el camino hospital in los gatos has since been suspended... kron 4's ella sogomonian met with the patient tonight.

nian, @ellasogomonian// "thpa hes not not sad hes just confused why a doctor would behave with him in such a way when he needed help and tells me that he just hopes no other patient comes across this type of behavior again."nats: "you have changed your story every áexpletiveá time."this is video of an emergency room doctor at el camino hospital in los gatos early tuesday morning...as she mocks patient samuel bardwell who suffered from what he believes was an extreme anxiety attack. sot: samuel bardwell, patient// "i did nothing wrong, i didnt raise my voice i was not aggressive i didnt have the intent or the ability to even be aggressive." in the video bardwell says dr. beth keegstray walks into the room with security behind her then laughs and taunts him claiming bardwell didn't need the help as much as other patients there at the time. nats:"i'm sorry sir but you are the least sick of all the people here who are dying." bardwell says he vomitted and felt numb head to toe during basketball practice at west valley college in saratoga. he is left wondering why any doctor would approach him with disrespect.sot: samuel bardwell, patient// "i have no other words for it im just so confused why somebody would treat me like that without being aggressive or hostile you know they were the ones being hostile from the beginning they were the ones being confrontational from the beginning i couldn't i was numb head to toe."el camino hospital ceo dan woods released a statement acknowledging the unprofessional behavior

witnessed in the video and went on to say, "we take this matter very seriously and the contracted physician involved has been removed from the work schedule pending further investigation." sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "in addition the hospital just released an update saying they've notified their contracted providor "vituity emergency california services" to remove this physician off their list of approved emergency room doctors who provide care to their hospitals. hospitals.care to their hospitals.

(ken) it's estimated those jumping the gates and riding bart for free is costing the transit agency millions of dollars. since march bart has deployed a team of inspectors to go after fare evaders but the bart board has to decide where the program goes rom here. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with more. t's estimated those who jumps the fare gates and ride bart for free are costing the transit system 15 to 25 million dollars a year.sotand that's just unacceptable, we can't do that.bart board director bevan dufty says that's why at the beginning of the year, bart deployed a team of 6 fare inspectors to curb the problem. the bart board had been planning to add more inspectors to the team... but they've decided to hold offsot bevan dufty / bart board director 24-30we're not going to add 2 more cso's until such time as we have full information and appreciation of where we stand.in the three months the program has been fully operational, inspectors have contacted 18,388 riders, and cited 1,633, about 8% who

could not show proof they paid. but before spending money on additional inspectors the bart board wants to see the program operate another three months, see if there's any drop in evasion, if those being cited are actually paying their tickets, and if the method of stopping people is fare and equitable sotthis is something that's absolutely important and we are not putting the breaks on it, we're continuing with the existing program and after 6 months the gm will have good informationmost bart riders we spoke too hadn't seen the inspectors at all, but some saw the value in the programsot and while other think fare evasion is important, they believe there are more significant prioritiessotsot (pam) google is having a hard time holding onto its black employees, and the dominance of white men has barely diminished.(ken) sotsotprioritiessignificant there are more they believe important, fare evasion is other think fare evasion is important, they believe there art priorities sotsot

(pam) google is having a hard time holding onto its black employees, and the dominance of white men has barely diminished.(ken) those are just some of the takeaways from the tech company's annual diversity report. catherine heenan is here to take us through the numbers, catherine? (catherine) you might remember the uproar after a google engineer wrote a memo citing genetic differences as a reason for the lack of women in leadership jobs. the author of that memo was fired - and the company said it would increase transparency

on its diversity. despite its inclusive signage, google's payroll is dominated by whites and asians who together make up 95 percent of the workers in the u=s.women make up a little over one quarter of white workers, and a third of asians,white men still hold a majority of the jobs in leadership roles.women make up a quarter of the total. together whites and asians occupy 96 percent of the leadership jobs.clickety clack among all google hires last year, one out of seven was black, hispanic or a combination of races, with the rest divided between whites and asians.for tech jobs only that number shrank to one in nine asians outnumbered whites in thatcategory.the report acknowledges that the number of black and latino has remained stagnant or the past four years, due to a high rate of attrition. (catherine) (catherine) attrition. (catherine) that

company report says it's discovered that many minority employees left because they didn't feel included... and says google will work to change its culture to be more inclusive, pam amd ken? (pam) in national news: president trump's former campaign manager will be spending the next few weeks behind bars. today, a federal judge revoked his bail.from our partners at c-n-n .. sara murray has the story: paul manafort slated to spend at least the next three months awaiting trial in a jail cell -- a twist that took the former trump campaign chairman and his legal team by surprise today, a source tells cnn. u-s district judge amy berman jackson saying - "i have no appetite for this" - and revoking manafort's bail after he spent more than seven months under house arrest.the move coming after special counsel robert mueller's team alleged manafort weeks using different phones and apps to try to tamper with witness testimony and called him a "danger to the

community."as manafort pleaded not guilty to two new charges for witness tampering and conspiracy to obstruct justice - his lawyers argued he was unaware who the government witnesses were. "this will not happen again" - one of manafort's defense attorneys said. the judge was unmoved - saying, "this is not middle school. i can't take his cell phone." manafort faces charges in both d.c. and virginia related to foreign lobbying and financial crimes. so far prosecutors haven't tied his alleged wrondoing to work on the trump campaign - the core of mueller's investigation. but, in court filings, prosecutors have said they're probing manafort's contacts with russians and ukrainians - and potential coordination with them while he oversaw trump's presidential bid. today- president trump downplayed manafort's contributions in 2016-pres. donald trump (no font necessary): "i think a lot of it is very, very unfair. //but i feel so -- i tell you, i feel a little badly about it. they went back 12 years to get things that he did 12 years ago? paul manafort worked for me for a very short period of time."later tweeting - "wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort...didn't know manafort was the head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all of the others? very unfair!" to be clear, manafort was ánotá sentenced - he hasn't even had

a trial yet. the president spent the morning railing against the special counsel's russia investigation -pres. donald trump (no font necessary): "there was no collusion, there was no obstruction." the judge in the manafort case making it clear- "this hearing is not about politics, is not about conduct of the office of the special counsel." soon after - manafort was led out of the courtroom. minutes later, a court marshal returned, handing manafort's wallet, belt and burgundy tie to his wife. that was sara murray reporting. 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 much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to

linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend. (pam) one of the

places ... most fun to visit in san francisco is now the target of an online petition. (ken) the issue is real tiny, made of plastic and has raised environmental concerns. kron4's haaziq madyun gives us a close look at what it is all about the san francisco museum of ice cream website says...we encourage curiosity, creativity and conversation. on this day the conversation outside the museum was all about a petition circulating to close or change the famous sprinkle pool, filled with plastic pellets which the petition states is extremely dangerous for health, the environment and wildlifesotkid leaving museum: "plastic?"yes the plastic sprinkles are known to get stuck in clothing. those who have signed the petiition are concerned that when visitors leave those sprinkles will fall out of shoes and clothing, onto the ground and eventually into storm drains and from there into the bay. so what do museum of ice cream visitors think about all of this?sotsot sotsot sot

feel like i don't have any plastic in any unknown regions right now, so i feel pretty good">the online petition to close or change the sprikle pool is closing in on its goal of 19,000 supporters. museum of ice cream managment had no comment about replacing the platic with something biodegradable...but the majority of folks i spoke to say do whatever just keep the spinklessot

staff... to ensure that sprinkles from the facility are contained within the vicinity of the museum. (pam) coming up .. kron employees span out to volunteer at food banks all over the bay area... in a company - wide 'day of caring' .. we'll share with you some of the fun.. (ken) and -- mayor- elect london breed stopped by our studio today. hear her vision for the city's sanctuary city policies. after the break. (pam) plus -- a day of family fun took a dangerous turn at a parade . the moments after a horse got loose and injured a child. why law enforcement says, the rider was at fault...

new at six -- in the sacramento area today .. it was supposed to be a day full of family fun as a parade of horses.. marching down the street. but this year, one horse got loose and injured a child. the man who was supposed to be controlling that animal .. is facing charges because police say, he was drunk.. drew bollea reports. each year the parade down 10th street in colusa kicks off the county fair.beth lohman/witness"it's actually one of the best parades we've had in quite a few years."beth lohman says the spectacle sets the mood for the fun and festivities ahead.the main attraction towards the end of the parade is mariachi music. and dozens of horses dancing in the street.but this year.. one horse got away..beth lohman/witness"he actually tried really hard, you can see, to hold on to the horse." the spooked horse trampled an

8 year old boy in the crowd, breaking his leg.drew bollea/reporter"after crashing through the crowd, the horse then ran back across the parade route and through this park. several people on horseback tried to corral it as it ran away."witnesses tell me the horse was finally caught well off the parade route.beth lohman/witness"made sure my grandmother was kind of safe and out of the way because i knew if the horse got loose it would probably run, and it did."police say the rider, armando martinez ruiz was drunk at the time. he's charged with dui.lohman says it's unfortunate that someone was hurt.beth lohman/witness"they're animals and they're going to react, so you as a bystander always need to be ready." (pam) that was drew bollea reporting. ruiz has bonded out of jail. the boy did have surgery and is doing fine. (ken)she's set to become the 45th mayor of the city of san francisco.and she's the first african american woman to serve in that office.(pam) mayor- elect

london breed stopped by the kron four studio today.among other things, she spoke to us about standing up for immigrants... and the city's sanctuary city policies.

schaaf... so now we have two strong women pushing back..." oh, he's not ready for the bay area. not for the women of the bay. "that's fantastic."> (pam) (pam) (pam) immigration is just one of the things we talked about with mayor- elect breed today.we also asked her about affordable housing, traffic congestion, and following in the footsteps late mayor ed lee's . to see the entire interview... head over to our website at kron-4-dot-com. (ken) as part of our commitment to the community.. kron 4 employees volunteered at food banks across the bay

area today. it's a way to celebrate our parent company.. (pam) nexstar's founder's day nexstar's founder's day of caring. hermela aregawi and i were among those packing produce at the alameda county community food bank. hermela is live in the newsroom to give us a look.. hermela? (hermela aregawi)the sf-marin food bank tells us this is a really busy time of year.. they are receiving tons of produce broccoli, potatoes, cauliflower and plums so they were more than happy to get some extra hands.they tell us in the summer.. lots of things change that make them busier. kids they are serving in schools are now out of schools. so they have to find alternative ways to find those families.kids that are getting lunch during the school year.. are no longer getting lunch.so recreational programs are

looking to put together programs to serve food to those kids. and so some of our crew was out there working hard today. we've got lawrence karnow maybe working the hardest opening boxes and unloading.and unloading. catherine on closing duties.. and this is my favorite.. beth thomas from our hr department.. getting our dance on. she's the person that helped put this together. i had no idea she had those moves. jr stone.. being tall and helpful... lots of people in there.. from other companies and agencies as well. we caught up with the food bank's executive director about why this work is so important. paul ash/exec dir, sf-marin food banklawrence catherine heenan(hermela aregawi)the food bank ships

out about 50 million tons of food every year. today we packaged 37,200 pounds of food. that is more than 16 tons.next up is the south bay... we'll show you what our crews did there as part of our parent company's annual founder's day of caring. that's coming up at 8.. live in the newsroom hermela aregawi kron 4 news let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping

toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend. (pam) still ahead tonight -- surveillance video shows a child knocking over a very expensive statue at a wedding reception. we'll tell you about the big bill the parents were left with... right after the break.

a man and woman may be stuck with a big bill after their young son toppled a 132-thousand dollar sculpture

inside a kansas community center. the incident, which happened during a wedding reception last month, was caught on surveillance video. tom dempsey talked to the mom. sarah goodman remembers the wedding reception at tomahawk ridge community center starting off with plenty of celebration. sarah goodman "i think there was a few different parties going on; bridal showers birthday parties." a joyous occasion that in a moment turned into something much different. sarah goodman "i hear yelling, where is your mother?" surveillance video capturing sarah's 5 year old son hugging a sculpture on display before it topples over on top of him. he struggles for a bit when suddenly it falls to the ground. after rushing to help sarah soon learned the sculpture's price tag. sarah goodman "maybe this is like 800 or something. no it's a hundred and thirty two thousand dollars. i'm sorry. we're finished here." damaged that an insurance company said the family would be on the hook to pay for. sarah goodman "my children are well supervised but all people get distracted." the two parents are now questioning the safety of the display. sarah goodman

"it's in the main walkway-- not a separate room not plexiglas not protected not held down." the city calling the incident an unfortunate situation but saying the artwork should not have been touched. sean reilly "there's a societal responsibility that you may not interact with it. if it's not designed interaction." an expensive price tag leaving the family wondering what could lie ahead. sarah goodman's husband "see what the insurance company says and they're going to take it to lawyers. we don't know." (ken) that was tom dempsy reporting. the spokesperson for the city said the sculpture was never meant to be touched. (pam) up next -- the navy is expected to begin re- testing the former shipyard at hunters point .... for toxic and radioactive waste. how house minority leader nancy pelosi plans to pay for it all -- when we come back .. (ken) plus -- a new report shows one bay area school

district suspends black students more than any other school district in the state. how one local civil rights organization is responding -- when we come back. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

a new report shows the sacramento city unified school district suspends black students more than any other school district in the state. (pam) the report, published in partnership with the greater sacramento naacp,

shows, sac city unified eight hundred black male students in the 2016- 2017 school year. steve large has the story.

(pam) that was steve large reporting. greater sacramento naacp president betty williams says, she intends to hold town hall meetings to share the report findings in full. (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. soton this day the conversation outside the san francisco museum was all about a petition circulating to close or change the soton this day the

conversation outside the san francisco museum was all about a petition circulating to close or change the famous sprinkle pool, filled with plastic pellets which the petition states is extremely dangerous for health, the environment and wildlifeof this?sotsot a representative from the the museum of ice cream told kron4 that the museum is greatly invested in putting their best foot forward by advancing their sustainable efforts and providing a socially inclusive and accessible experience for all to enjoy...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news it was much it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s. low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the

satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend.

(ken) new at 6. this july, the navy is expected to begin retesting the former shipyard at hunters point for toxic and radioactive waste. (pam) this, after allegations of fraud by navy contractor tetra tech ... which was reportedly paid 1- billion dollars by the navy, to clean up contamination ahead of a planned housing development. two former tetra tech supervisors have already pleaded guilty to charges of faking soil samples in the area. tetra tech issued a statement saying, that it stands by the work... and believes re-testing will show the company's work met the navy's standards.

today, house minority leader nancy pelosi issued a statement... that retesting will be paid for.... with navy funds as part of this year's federal budget. her statement reads, in part: "our government must hold fraudulent contractors accountable. to ensure no further waste, fraud and abuse.. federal agencies doing business with tetra tech must reconsider... whether this company can be trusted with taxpayer money." (ken) california's unemployment rate remained unchanged at four- point- two percent in may .... the state added more than five - thousand non-farm payroll jobs. that's according to "the california employment development department"... it said, the rate tied the record low.. set in april. in may 20-17... california's unemployment rate was four - point- nine percent. (ken) coming up -- oprah signs a multi-year deal with a silicon valley powerhouse... find out who's partnering with her to create new and original programs.

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chase. oprah winfrey to a multi-year deal.(pam) the company said in a statement friday, winfrey and apple will create original programs together. winfrey is expected to have an on-screen role as a host and interviewer. apple declined to discuss any financial aspects. we do know, the deal will not affect winfrey's contract with "own"-- the television network she launched in 2011. winfrey recently extended her

contract there ... through 2025. (pam) renowned physicist stephen hawking spent his life teaching the world about space, so it is only fitting, that his voice will end up among the stars. hawking's voice was beamed into space on friday -- sent by an antenna toward a black hole, some thirty- five hundred light years away. at the same time, hawking's ashes were interred at westminster abbey between the graves of charles darwin and sir isaac newton. the memorial service drew celebrities and scientists who wanted to honor hawking. one last note about today's service -- the invitation specified that anyone born before 2039 could attend ... that way, time travelers from the future could come back to honor hawking if they wanted. in sports -- she's back... gary and his lovely wife alicia join us to answer viewer emails also -- is the warriors dynasty in trouble? our sports

director, gary radnich will tell us why kawhi leonard could spark a new superteam in the n-b-a. he has all the sports coming up

the warriors dynasty could be in trouble kawhi leonard reportedly wants out of reportedly leonard kawhi leonard kawhi leonard reportedly wants out of san antonio... meaning the lakers could be in the cusp on the n-b-a's new superteam sources say kawhi's decision came after growing frustration with the spurs on how they handled his quad injury last season. leonard hasn't

asked the spurs for a trade... but prefers playing in los angeles. the lakers are also frontrunners in signing lebron james and paul george in free agency. kawhi is not concerned with missing out on a supermax deal with san antonio. he's willing to leave on the table nearly 44 million dollars per the next five years. lavar ball and his clan might be spending more time in the bay area this upcoming season today the warriors worked out liangelo ball and five other prospects ahead of the n-b-a draft next thursday lavar was not in attendance last season liangelo played overseas in the lithuanian basketball league. he left u-c-l-a during his

freshman season... after he was suspended for being arrested in china on suspicion of shoplifting. last season with vytautas... ball averaged 12 points per game the warriors have the 28th overall pick... liangelo is projected to be an undrafted rookie. "i feel pretty good going into the draft. i feel like i'm going to get drafted. i feel like i can produce for a team. but if i don't, i'll go to the g-league, be a free agent or join a summer-league team.... i get questions about my dad. but like i tell everybody, that's him. if you want to talk to him about what he says, you could. it don't really bother me. i'm my own dude." tiger woods hasn't won a major in ten years at this point, we don't know if we will ever see him be in contention for another major win in his career we head to shinnecock hills for round 2 of the u-s open tiger entering the day nine shots off the lead first hole... tiger struggles in the rough... it goes over the

green... leads to a double bogey finishes 10-over shoots a 72... he misses the cut by two strokes tiger wasn't the only one who stuggled... jason day, rory mcilroy, jordan speith won't be playing this weekend dustin johnson with the shot of the day drains a 45- foot birdie putt... he's the only player shooting under par heads into moving day with a 4-stroke lead johnson will be looking to win his second u-s open in 3 years do you think it's fair not to cover the fifa world cup because the u.s. didn't qualify?

you're a little crazy, what's the matter with the warriors taking off their shirts at the parade?

i attended the bay area sports hall of fame ceremony this year. why didn't you mention brandi chastain's terrible induction plaque?

why did you take your son to the nba finals, instead of your wife? i'd be on the couch if i did that! i was also at the movies when they evacuated the theater. why didn't you get mad?

(ken) still ahead -- postpartum depression is common in new moms... but tonight we look into how it also can affect dads. details on that right after the break.

(ken) welcoming a new baby into the world can be an exciting whirlwind... but if you don't immediately feel an emotional connection to your baby... you're not alone. (pam) postpartum depression is common in new moms... but it also can affect dads. physical side effects include insomnia, loss of appetite and increased irritability. and postpartum depression can also delay bonding -- making it hard for new parents to form an emotional connection with their newborn. so what steps can new dads take ... to try to avoid the condition? reports say, spend time with your new baby -- and once breastfeeding is established, give mom a break!

(ken) now take a look at this -- posts about crystals shooting out from the kilauea eruption have been trending on social media-- but geologists say don't believe everything you read. olivines are common crystals that can be found in lava rocks. but geologosts say you won't find them around the kilauea eruption. they say due to their weight, olivines are only found in deep magma eruptions. geologists say some kilauea lava rocks may have olivine crystals in them, but the gems would be very small and difficult to find. for people looking to find olivines, rowland suggests rowland suggests looking along beaches. it was much cooler again today even in the valleys where most highs were only in the 70s.

low clouds and fog continue to linger near the coast with a few patches around the bay. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure creeping toward the bay area. it will bring with it more clouds and cooler temperatures for most of the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mostly sunny inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and pathcy fog and cool 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on father's day. on monday temperatures begin to warm again. it could get hot by thursday, the first day of summer with highs in the 90s heading into next weekend.

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