our country that it must be changed must be changed immediately. this is not an immigration humanitarian su house minority leader nancy pelosi speaks out at the u-s mexico border today. she says republicans have a moral and legal responsibility to end a policy that has led to children being separated from their families along the border. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. tonight - as reporter natasha chen tells us -- the secretary of homeland security says she will 'not' apologize for the fact that nearly two thousand undocumented children have been separated from their parents... ... critics are calling on president trump to stop the practice of separating families at the border.today - he called the situation 'sad' but blamed this on the democrats.president trump: "if democrats would sit down

instead of obstructing we could have something done very quickly - good for the children, good for the country, good for the world." but the trump administration has the power to end the separations by shifting its policy.still homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen doubled down.kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "we will not apologize."nielsen claimed that the u-s cannot detain children áwithá their parents. so they can either release both the parents and the children... or separate the parents and children in order to prosecute the adults. kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "surely it is the beginning of the unraveling of democracy when the body who makes the laws - rather than changing them - asks the body who enforces the laws not to enforce the laws."but no previous has interpreted the law as requiring the separation of parents from their children.in a statement - first lady melania trump - said that "we need to be a country that follows all laws - but also a country that governs with heart."rep. mark pocan / -d- wisconsin: "you don't think a child who is in this facility who has a 6 by 10 living area - by the way a supermax prison cell is 8 by 12 - a six by ten area and you get out two hours a day? that to i think a child 10 years

old is a prison."but nielsen maintains the children are well taken care of.in washington, natasha chen kron four news. (catherine) c-n-n is reporting that there's a facility in brownsville texas where children under ten are brought after being separated from their parents. a democratic congressman from texas says he was able to get inside... now an audio recording has surfaced... we want to warn you that some viewers may find it disturbing.

(catherine) (catherine) this issue of immigration and separating families is also affecting families here in the bay area. coming up at 5:30 - we'll talk to u-s-f professor bill hing about what's happening at the border. (2-shot/vicki) it's mosquito season in the bay area and that means an increase in the spread of west nile virus.(2- shot/catherine) in the south bay, mosquitos have tested positive for the virus in sunnyvale. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now from sunnyvaleto explan what's beng done...rob? (rob live) i am here at ponderosa park which is smack dab in the middle of an area where vector control will begin fogging tomorrow night in an effort to reduce the

risk of mosquitos spreadingwest nile virusto humans. nats (crows crowing)common crows like these are already falling victim to west nile virus. so far, four dead crows have tested positive and now mosquitos trapped in the area have also tested positive says vector control's russ parman.russ parman/vector control "....when we find these dead birds we go out and start our mosquito trapping operation and within a mile of every dead bird we go out and set forty mosquito traps and we have found mosquitoes that rae positive and that means people are at risk from these mosquitoes that are out flying around...."and so the first fogging of the season is set for tuesday night into wednesday morning across several blocks bordered by east arquez avenue on the north, the el camino on the south, fair oaks on the west and bowers avenue on the east. resident mike pittswelcomes the fogging.mike pitts/resident "....i know that mosquitoes can be a problem, i see them around, i use spray when i'm out walking my dog but i still get bitten..."residents in the fogging zone are receiving door-hanger reminderslike this

one and are advised to stay indoors and keep the windows closed between 11 pm tuesday and 2 a.m. wednesday. (rob live) there are at least four reported human cases of west nile virusin southern california but none so far here in northern california. mosquito trapping and testing will continue and there will likely be more fogging in the weeks ahead. live in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) questions tonight

about a big cat... and wether it was prowling around a bay area middle school.. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san bruno tonight with details on a possible mountain lion sighting. dan? parkside middle school may be home of the panters but it was unconfirmed reports of a mountain lion that was creating a buzz in san bruno monday.sot doris krieg/san bruno residenton its facebook page san bruno police said they got a call from someone about noon, who spoke to someone else about 10:30 am who said they saw the big cat roaming around parkside middle school. that created a buzz on the next door ap.... now this is a mostly residential neighborhood, filled with people walking their dogs... police went out ot investigate and saw nothing, they also contacted fish and game. residents seem to be taking it in stride.sot jeri randall/san bruno resident (with percy)

(catherine) evacuations were lifted this afternoon in san francisco after a gas leak was reported. crews working in the area of filbert and van ness hit a gas main around nine-30 this morning. that led to evacuations and a shelter in place warning.. p-g-and-e crews were able to stop the gas leak in about an hour. the evacuation order was lifted shortly afterwards.. no injuries were reported. (vicki) in the north bay.. the santa rosa fire department is investigating several suspicious brush fires. over the weekend, firefighters went to the area of hearn avenue and the railroad tracks for a number of calls for brush fires. crews found three fires. and that's not all, a short time later, more calls about fires breaking out in another location. kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa. i am in this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avee. sgt.

marcus rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now looking for the publics help. sgt. marcus sprague with the santa rosa police department on these suspicious fires over the weekend. sgt. sprague. what is your biggest concern? it is getting drier. we live here, we don't want another big fire storm. we are just starting to rebuild. the sgt. says so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bicyles. sgt. sprague. no indication of tools, but probably someone on a bike. please call if you were out saturday night around midnight. as for motive, sgt sprague says it is difficult to understand how anyone could act out like this... given the widespread devastation including the many people killed in the fires back in the fall. sgt. sprague. i can't imagine. motiviation. there is a 2500 dollar reward being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect or suspects. in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news. ### (catherine) taking a live

look outside-- at the golden gate bridge. (vicki) (catherine) ###kron four news. terisa estacio kron four news. ### (catherine) taking a live look outside-- at the golden gate bridge. (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds

overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend.

(catherine) coming up... an east bay city is trying to make it safer for cyclists to get through busy intersections. we'll show you the new "bike blocks" and explain how they work.. (vicki) new information about children and video games. doctors are now treating it as an addiction. (catherine) and it looks like a scene from a movie.. the local beach where this great white shark washed up.

take a look at this.... a dead great white shark washed ashore an aptos beach yesterday morning. the shark was found around seven in the morning near seascape beach resort. a marine biologist says the 500-pound great white measured eight feet -- nine inches long and was about five years old. the shark had numerous puncture wounds and scars consistent with hunting sea lions. the carcass was transported to a santa cruz research lab where a necropsy will be performed early next week. (catherine) it's new....it's green....and it has some drivers seeing red. it's a new safety box for bicyclists. but some drivers argue that a lack of appropriate signs is makingthe intersection more dangerous... kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it's happening nats/haaziq talking to driver hey you know you can't make a

right turn? seriously! you have to wait for the green "okay" that is the problem with this green bike box here at the corner of grant and willow pass road in concord, some drivers and bicyclist don't exactly know how it workssotaundrea ouse/concord community & economic development: "this is part of the city's bicycle pedestrian safe routes to transit plan">the green bike box was painted at this intersection back in may. the director of concord's community and economic development says drivers cannot make a right turn on a red light heresotbut as you see the driver in the white car is making a right on a rednats/haaziqso light's red, you've got 3 or 4 bicyclist there and you got

this ups truck wanting to make a right turn, he can't do it? (ups truck makes right turn on red too)sotsotsotin fact accordning to the city of concord bicycle, pedestrian and safe routes to transit plan... a no turn on red sign shall be installed overhead to prevent vehicles from entering the bike box. but there is no sign here. however concord's interim city engineer told me those no turn on red signs should be installed by the end of july...in the meantime be careful out there. in concord haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) the n-t-s-b is sending an investigator to look into a tesla battery fire in southern california. take a look at the video. the model-s caught fire on friday on a street in west

hollywood. actress mary mccormack shared this video on twitter after her husband's car caught in fire-- shooting flames near the front wheels. she says there was no accident and the incident was out of the blue. tesla says this was an unusual occurrence and they are investigating. the n-t-s-b says it hopes to learn about fires in all battery powered cars during this investigation. (vicki) your i-phone will soon be able to share your exact location data with 9-1-1. more than 80-percent of calls made to 9-1-1 each year are from mobile devices-- but emergency responders only have a vague sense of where to go.. however-- apple, along with the start-up "rapid s-o-s", will be able to calculate a caller's location based on data collected from wi-fi access points, nearby cellular towers, and g-p-s. the companies announced a new feature this morning. it will be available in the next i-phone software update later this year. (catherine) the gas tax is now the hottest political football now that the republican candidate for

governor has made it a cornerstone of this election. as capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports... candidate john cox wants to repeal the tax and supports a november ballot measure to do it. on opposite sides of the capitol...robbie hunter, state building & construction trades council of california "this fund will improve the quality of californians."carl demaio, reform california, gas tax repeal initiative "shame on the politicians for raising this tax."there's opposing views on the gas tax fight. those wanting to keep sb1 -- and those wanting to repeal the gas tax that was put in place last novembergraham knaus, california state association of counties "what's being proposed is a dangerous scheme that would threaten the safety of those roads."that's graham knaus -- of califoria state association

of counties...he supports the gas tax and wants it to continue.knaus and his group say a repeal would eliminate more than 5-thousand transportation projects currently h as fixing potholes, bridges and easing traffic congestion.on the other side...republican governor john cox is helping efforts to repeal the gas tax.. he says the state has wasted money in the past.john cox, republican candidate "we're going to build a lot of roads...but we're not going to do it by raising taxes, we're going to start efficiently." their next step...getting measure on the ballot...they believe they have the votes. to get it passed..kl sig out.. (catherine) gas prices have remained high over the past few weeks... and they could get even higher.. triple-a says there's a high demand right now-- and inventories are decreasing. the highest prices are expected this month-- and could last through labor day. here's a look at prices in the bay area right now. in oakland and san jose it's $3.74 for a gallon of regular.. and san francisco is the most expensive spot in the nation -- at$3.83 a gallon. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds

overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend.

(catherine) still ahead.. a ceiling crashes down on tourists at a resort in china. and it's all caught on

camera. (vicki) plus-- a warning if you plan on seeing the new "incredibles 2" movie. why disney says it could give you seizures.

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tonight... disney is issuing a warning to viewers of pixar's new "incredibles two" movie. they say it could cause seizures. it involves a scene with a villain named "screen-slaver" that features a series of bright flashing lights. the warning comes after some people posted concerns on social media that moviegoers with a type of epilepsy could be at risk. the epilepsy foundation says for about three-percent of patients, in some situations flashing lights can trigger a seizure. it's called photosensitive epilepsy and is more common in kids and teens. "incredibles two" just earned 180-million dollars at the box office.... and that's the biggest opening ever for an animated film. (cathrine) video game addiction is growing in the u-s. the world health organization has announced

"gaming disorder"... as a new mental health condition. it's being included in the latest international classification of diseases. in today's health minute... reid binion explains how to tellif your child is addicted... screens and technology are everywhere.using them for day-to-day tasks or being sucked into a video game for hourshas become the new normal and for some, the idea of unplugging is unthinkablewhich could be why the world health organization has officially classified "gaming disorder" as a mental health condition dr. vladimir poznyak/ who dept. of mental health & substance abuse: "it should be clearly defined behavioral pattern of such intensity of such a nature that it takes precedence over other activities which have been important for an individual in the past." no control over the behavior, even when knowing the consequencesand impairment of interpersonal relationships are also characteristics of this disorderhilarie cash/ author, "video games & your kids": "i think it's important to realize that once an addictive process takes over someone, they do lose control." who says that by classifying it as a disorder health professionals and systems hopefully be better equipped

and prepared to treat patients who suffer from this condition. for today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (vicki) next at 5:30... outrage across the country tonight as children are being taken from their families at the border. and kids are seen fenced in cages at a border facility. we'll talk to u-s-f professor bill hing about the practice that homeland security says they will not apologize for. (catherine) also -- your home could be flooded out before your 30-year mortgage is paid off. the report that says thousands of bay area homes could be underwater in the next 20 years.

(vicki) seawater surging into the lobbies of skyscrapers.,,, one of the enduring images from hurricane irma.a new report says scenes like this could become common.... and that rising sea levels are almost certain to drive tens of thousands of americans from their homes by mid=century.the report from the union of concerned scientists projects property loss in the tens of billions of dollars within the next 20 years.(catherine) some of the communities that will

suffer the most -- are right here in the bay area. drone nathundreds of miles of shoreline in the bay ... the report says by the year 2045, thousands of people now living on the water will find themselves living in the water. the worst flooding will be concentrated in san rafael, san mateo and san jose.in the north bay, more than 2=thousand homes worth nearly one=billions dollars are at risk.on the peninsula, nearly 4=thousand homes worth more than two billion will be flooded.and in the south bay, 26=hundred homes worth two point six billion.by comparison, the study found fewer than 3=hundred san francisco homes in peril, 6=hundred in alameda, 100 in fremont and 54 in hayward. statewide, california's loss to the rising seas is expected to top 15=billion dollars worth of real estate, less than new jersey and florida, where the lost homes could be worth more that 50=billion.in florida alone as many as

100=thousand people may be displaced. (catherine) the report may give new meaning to the term "underwater mortgage." the time period covered by the report is well within the terms of a 30-year mortgage agreement signed this year, and banks might not be willing to finance homes that could be literally under water within a generation. (catherine) also tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the east bay ... a barbeque competition and festival in martinez took a violent turn when animal rights activists began protesting. the winners of the barbeque were being announced ... when activists took the stage to give a speech on animal rights. the crowd was upset by the speech and they were yelling at the activists. one of the activists says the attendees were taunting them by putting barbeque in their faces. then they say they

were pushed down and beaten. despite the dangerous situation ... the speaking up f animals. .. (vicki) a day at the park turns violent... after a fight between children leads to brawl between adults in brentwood. it happened in veteran's park on saturday. police say a child was hurt by another kid while playing. two families confronted each other... and the argument quickly turned violent. about 50 people were involved in the brawl. 4 people were arrested... including one man who was tased by police. (catherine) in the north bay.... petaluma police released these photos of a car that crashed into a mattress store yesterday morning. police say the driver accidentally hit the gas pedal, causing the car to crash into the mancini's sleepworld store on south mcdowell boulevard. no one was hurt. the windows have since been boarded up and the store is open for business. (catherine) petaluma police arrested a man over the weekend accused ofattacking another man with a golf club - and stealing his bike. it

happened near the lynch creek trail at a park saturday night. police say lee bussell knocked the victim off his bike - and began hitting him with his own golf club....and then took off with the bike. bussell now faces robbery and assault with a deadly weapon charges. the victim suffered a fractured bone. (vicki) on the peninsula... 3 people are rescued from a cliff in pacifica. the 2 teens and an adult were stranded friday night... after hiking in the shelter cove area. it took crews 13 hours to finally reach the trio after late night fog prevented rescue attempts. the three hikers were reunited with family and checked by paramedics and were able to go home. it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be

in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend. (vicki) as we've been reporting... politicians and advocates are flocking to the mexico border to visit immigration detention centers. they're turning up the pressure on the trump administration over its policy of separating undocumented immigrant children from their parents.(catherine) nearly two-thousand children have been taken from their

parents over a 6 week period... joining us now to talk about the issue -- professor bill hing. the director of the immigration and deportation defense clinic at u-s-f... politicians and advocates are flocking to the u.s.-mexico border to visit immigration detention centers and turn up the pressure on the trump administration amid a growing uproar over its policy of separating immigrant children from their parentsnearly 2,000 children were taken from their parents over a six-week period in april and may after attorney general jeff sessions announced a "zero tolerance" policy when it comes to prosecuting those arrested for illegally entering the u.s.

church groups and human rights advocates have sharply criticized the policy, calling it inhumane.president donald trump is emphatically defending the practice, vowing he won't let the u.s. become a "migrant camp - not on my watch."in san diego, rep. juan vargas and the congressional hispanic caucus are leading members of congress on a visit to several immigration detention facilities.homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen says the immigration crisis that has led to families being separated at the u.s.-mexico border is not new to the trump administration.speaking at a white house briefing monday, nielsen says the issue has been growing for years and is the product of loopholes that have created an open border. homeland security has been referring all cases of illegal entry for criminal prosecution. the result has been nearly 2,000 minors separated from their families because children cannot be jailed with their parents. church leaders and lawmakers from both parties have called the separations inhumane. nielsen and other trump administration officials say the separations are necessary to enforce immigration laws and have called on congress to

change the laws. (vicki) coming up-- would you like fries with would you coming up-- (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) coming

up-- would you like fries with that? the wendy's where a mouse was seen in a bag of hamburger buns. (catherine) also - a new report names the age group that's said to bethe 'worst' at tipping..

millennials are more likely to ánot properly tip their waiters than the average person - that's according to a new report by credit cards dot com. the numbers show ten percent of millennials don't tip at all. as for the ones that do, it's an average of 15 percent or less. millennials aren't the only ones, however. the research showed men and parents with young children are also among the people who tip the least. (catherine) still ahead... a woman is brutally attacked while walking down the street... with her child. now... her friend is talking about her and the attacker

happening now... police in san francisco are searching for the person who they say viciously attacked a mother with a hammer. and it happened while she was carrying her baby. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the story. a warning.. this video may be graphic to some..a mother cries out...after a suspect attacks her.. hitting her in the head with what doctors believe is something like a hammer.moments later.. you hear her six month old baby crying jessica farb/victim's friendat least two pieces entered her brain, they were able to remove one and then the other one they tried to remove but there was too much bleeding so that's going to be in her brain for life. and then they repaird her skull with a metal plate.jessica farb is a long time friend of the victim.. who is still recovering.this is her on june third crossing sanchez street...shortly after you see what may be the suspect walking in her direction. and then the scream.. the 37 year old mom was in the hospital for a week.. and has another month to go before she can return to work.on the night of the attack.. around 6 oclock in the evening.. she had just left farb's house and was walking to hers. jessica farb/victim's friendwe were hanging out the two of us and our two babies were here who

are 12 days apart. she was leaving to go home, to put her baby to bed start the whole routine. and then just as i was putting my baby to bed, we got a call from her husband, it was about an hour and a half later, and she was in the hospital ast sf general. the attack happened in this noe valley neighborhood in broad day light.. jessica farb/victim's friend. it as super sunny. it was during a warriors game. and so even the person we are pretty sure was the first to call 911, he said he had been watching the game then he heard screams, and looked down and saw my friend on the ground at that point with blood everywhere and holding her baby who was crying in san francisco. hermela aregawi. kron 4 news. (catherine) let's get a check on what we're working on

for kron4 we're working on for kron4 news at six. ken wayne is standing by in the newsroom.(ken) thank you catherine. coming up new tonight at six. police have made an arrest... after disturbing video was released of a man kicking a homeless person. now we're learning this is not the only unprovoked attack the suspect is accused of comitting. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six... catherine? (catherine) thanks ken - we'll see you and pam in a few minutes.. (vicki) a 15-year-old boy graduated from u-c- davis over the weekend-- with high honors. tanishq abraham graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering. he graduated summa cum laude over the weekend. abraham started taking college classes when he was just 9-years-old. he says he plans on getting his p-h-d and one day hopes to develop new treatments for cancer. (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 a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend.

the weekend.

( catherine @ ( catherine @ landing ) a scary situation in northwest china left nine vistors injured after a ceiling decoration collapsed onto an escaltor. it was caught on camera. it happened a mountain resort.. staff members and other tourists tried to help the victims from under the debris. several

people were taken to a hospital. the cause of the accident remains under investigation. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... a little critter is found among some hamburger buns. the restaurant where this happened. where this happened.

(catherine) employees at an oklahoma fast food restaurant say they're concerned about the cleanliness of their workplace... and

good reason -- since they report seeing live mice crawling around on food. (vicki) turns out this is not the first time this happens employees have the video to prove it. reporter, megan allison explains how wendy's is handling the outbreak. it's a video wendy's employees felt they needed to share.a live mouse amongst the hamburger buns...and feces throughout the packaging. skylar frame shared this after management did not take action on thursday.skylar frame, wendy's employee:"i just hear "mouse, mouse, mouse!" i'm like, we do not have mice in this store, what? i go back there and the mouse is moving around in the big buns."the wendy's team told us in a statement they've been made aware of this situation and take these matters very seriously... and they've launched an their pest control vendor and internal quality assurance. employees say before this was reported, even just this week, loose cigarettes were left in the preparation area.skylar frame, wendy's employee:"the managers they're just like "yeah we'll get to it, yeah it's not really that big of an issue. my boyfriend's mom she called up later and said 'is

there mice in your store?' the manager at the time, lillian, she denied that."and on sunday... another employee posted this video.saying it follows a rat found earlier in the month.samantha niebelink, wendy's employee:"the next time i found an actual live mouse in there, crawling around, eating all the burger buns. she told me "just take a new rack and get the buns underneath." that was just disgusting because last time there was rat feces it was dribbling underneath every other rack."megan allison, reporting:"employees here tell us they've noticed multiple health code violations just in the last year and plan to quit if managers at this catoosa location don't take action." samantha niebelink, wendy's employee:"there was this one guy he was sick, he was a sandwich maker, and he was not wearing gloves. he was rubbing his nose, he was making them, and he didn't care if the buns were toasted or not, he was just throwing them out. i thought i was going to throw up."wendy's corporate went on in their statement to say "nothing is more important... than the safety of our employees and customers" and "we have stringent procedures in place to ensure a safe and well-maintained restaurant." they confirmed the local health department visited this location earlier on friday and found no violations upon inspection. (catherine) that was megan allison reporting.

wendy's says there were no reported violations in the last inspection report... which was in march. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six.. we are tracking the growing outrage... over the separation of children from parents trying to cross the u- s border illegally. we'll tell you why the trump admistration says.. it is ánotá to blame for the policy. (ken) then - after reports of customers falling violently ill...a bay area shop owner is facing criminal charges.. we'll tell you what he's accused of selling... kron4 news at six starts next. slam is just $5.99!

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night and i use spray at night to avoid them, otherwise i do get bit.">(pam) now at six -- the official start of summer is just days away ... and that means mosquito season is in full swing in the bay area.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. tonight we have a warning you need to know about before you head outside to enjoy the warm weather. we've learned of an increase in the spread of west nile virus.(pam) in the south bay, mosquitos have tested positive for the virus in sunnyvale. kron four's rob fladeboe talked with the experts who montior these conditions . (2-shot)

(ken) in the north bay.. the santa rosa police and fire departments are investigating at least 13 suspicious fires set over the weekend. firefighters were first called out to the area of hearn avenue and the railroad tracks for several calls for brush fires. crews found three separate fires. then a short time later, they found several more fires near by. as kron 4's terisa estacio reports, these fires are very unsettling for residents still recovering from those devastation wildfires in the fall. thank god for our first responders. todd wenderoth

lives in a neighborhood off of dutton avenue close to the location of one of those suspiciuos fires on the santa rosa creek trail from this past weekend. todd wenderoth. i have alerts on my phone, we have a camera on our house, we watched. it was scary. sgt. marcus sprague. this is the area of one of the fires, then another down the way. sgt. marcus sprague says everyone sprung into action saturday when word of the fires broke out... and now the work underway to find out who is behind the crimes. sgt. sprague. i cant imagine someone doing this, this area is still healing from the fires. the sgt. says they believe the suspect or suspects were on bike. sgt. sprague. given the location, we are sure it was someone on a bike. there is a 2500 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect or suspects. the police are asking everyone to think back and report whether they saw someone saturday night. wenderoth. as far as an arsonist, that is especially nerve racking, we will keep an eye out. in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news. ###

(pam) in national news - the secretary of homeland security is defending the practice of separating undocumented children from at the border. reporter natasha chen tells us why the trump admistration says... its necessary. critics are calling on president trump to stop the practice of separating

families at the border.today - he called the situation 'sad' but blamed this on the democrats.president trump: "if democrats would sit down instead of obstructing we could have something done very quickly - good for the children, good for the country, good for the world." but the trump administration has the power to end the separations by shifting its policy.still homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen doubled down.kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "we will not apologize."nielsen claimed that the u-s cannot detain children áwithá their parents. so they can either release both the parents and the children... or separate the parents and children in order to prosecute the adults. kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "surely it is the beginning of the unraveling of democracy when the body who makes the laws - rather than changing them - asks the body who enforces the laws not to enforce the laws."but no previous administration has interpreted the law as requiring the separation of parents from their children.in a statement - first lady melania trump - said that "we need to be a country that follows all laws - but also a country that governs with heart."rep. mark pocan / -d- wisconsin: "you don't think a

child who is in this facility who has a 6 by 10 living area - by the way a supermax prison cell is 8 by 12 - a six by ten area and you get out two hours a day? that to i think a child 10 years old is a prison."but nielsen maintains the children are well taken care of.in washington, natasha chen kron four news. news. (pam) senator dianne feinstein issued a statement today saying in part -- "there's no law requiring the separation of families. president trump could end this immoral policy today. if he won't, congress must act." ( ken ) when you hear the term big cat... for many people in san bruno the first thing that comes to mind is a

mountain lion... (pam) and there are unconfirmed reports... one was prowling around a middle school campus today. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight with details. san bruno police say around noon they got a call from someone who said while walking their dog they ran into another person who said they saw a mountain lion at parkside middle school monday morning... that's right, a mountain lion at the home of the panthers.sot jeri randall/san bruno resident 13-20i dont think there are any, it's scary because i walk my dog past here so that kind of concerns me.the neighborhood near the school is very residential, filled with people gardening and walking their dogs... they've seen skunks and deer and racoons but not a

mountain lion.. .and their level of concern seems to depend on whether they have a pet.sot doris krieg/san bruno resident 36-46i dont have any animals anymore, but if i did have animals i would be worried, my daughter is visiting and she has a cat and i wouldnt let her out because she might not have a cat anymore if i did.though the report remains unconfirmed, san bruno police posted an alert on their facebook page, which led to a buz on ap... letting people know of a possible sighting of the big cat 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 a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are friday and into the weekend.

(pam) new at six tonight -- officers have arrested a man, who is allegedly seen twice on surveillance video, violently kicking a homeless person. we want to warn you... this video is graphic. it happened near san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. police say, the same suspect attacked two separate victims in san francisco. the first alleged attack happened on may 24th... on leavenworth street. the homeless man, was lying down on the sidewalk when the suspect approached him and, without warning, began kicking him in the face. in the other attack, the same suspect allegedly approached another man while on a san francisco municipal railway. police arrested 58-year-old samuel youmtoub (yoom-tub) of san francisco .. on suspicion of aggravated assault.

(ken) it's new.... it's green....and it has some drivers seeing red. it's a new traffic safety box on the road... for bicyclists. (pam) but some drivers argue.. that a lack of appropriate signs ... is makingthe intersection more dangerous... kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where this is happening in this green bicycle box motor vehicles are not allowed to make a right turn on a red lightsotsot

of the city's bicycle pedestrian safe routes to transit plan. the director of concord's community & economic develpoment department breaks it downsotbut as you see the driver in the white car is making a right on a red and so does this ups driver. where is the signage that accompanies this experimental safe zone for cyclists?sotkevin marstall/concord city engineer: "signage is a part of the overall project that is still underway. this project is due to complete by the end of june, end of july we hope and part of the last phase will be the installation of the appropriate signage which is important to support the marking on the pavement">this driver is concerned someone may get injured between now and thensot the city of concord officials say right turns are not allowed on red lights even if there are no bikes in the green boxsot

at any point a bicycle can come through the intersection" >in concord haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) another scarred and wounded great white shark found dead on a bay area beach ... details ahead. (ken) also... video gaming has exploded in popularity... but for some people it is becoming an addiction .. in fact, it is now designated as a potential mental health condition.. we'll have a live interview. (pam) and next... violent, allergic reactions tied to the consumption of counterfeit and mislabeled prescription drugs .. police say, they were sold illegally in a bay area store .. find out how to make sure you are not a victim.

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facing 14 misdeamnor charges for allegedly selling counterfeit and mislabled drugs. he's also accused of selling prescription drugs without a license. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the city's district attorney who says several people were made violently ill because of these practices, and he thinks there could be other victims out there. the san francisco district attorney says an undercover investigation was launched into the hue an company here on jackson street after people reported getting violently ill from an allergic reaction from drugs being dispensed by the owner....bihn vi.he now faces

charges of selling presciption drugs without a liscense.....and for selling counterfiet, mislabeled, adulterated and unapproved drugs. we have some folks that were injured as a result of this the 67 year old store owner did not want to go on camera but told me he's been at this location since 1989. he pleaded not guilty to the charges. his attorney said in a statement "mr. vi is a law- abiding family man and longtime san franciscan who is looking forward to clearing his name in court." today the d-a along with public health officials talked to seniors at the self help for the elderly because they believe there are other victims out there.....and not only from this one case. the federal government in 2014 seizedt about 73 million worth of counterfeit drugs and we have known in our own community that people are getting poisoned by some of these drugs they warned those in the audience to make sure if they are buying prescriptions to make sure the dispensary's

liscense is displayed...and if they aren't asked for a prescription...that's a red flag that it's an illegal operation.you have to ask yourself for the cost savings if it isn't worth my health is it worth the long-term potential effects. they were also warned to watch out for medications that come in packaging not property sealed, and make sure the pills are consistant in shape color and size. you might be getting something that's not filled with the active ingredient at all or filled with something like powder sugar sugar or flour in a good case on the other hand you might get something that's filled with rat poison or floor waxanyone who believes they've been sold (pam) another big story tonight: video gaming has exploded in popularity.. and now there is "gaming disorder" ... it is now a mental health condition -- according to the world health organization. the disorder is listed in the 11th edition of the w-h-o international classification of diseases -- which publishes today. the classification listing is used by doctors and other medical practitioners ... to diagnose disease and other conditions. (ken) joining us now live is benjamin wong -

- a clinical counselor at mindful digitality based in vancouver, british columbia.

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend. (ken) coming up... vegetables are good for you... but not these... we have a (ken) the weekend.

(ken) (ken) coming up... vegetables are good for you... but not these... we have a

veggie recall to tell you about and it's linked to a parasite that can make you sick.. (pam) and next... a big push for gender equality in advertising ... by one of the worlds largest sellers of consumer products.. we'll tell you what proctor and gamble is pushing today.

(ken) the world's biggest advertiser, procter and gamble, is pushing for gender equality in the ad business. (pam) the consumer products conglomerate makes items including tide, bounty, old spice, pampers and gillette. p- and -g set a goal today... to have women direct at least half its commercials by 2023. women currently direct only 10- percent of commercials. p- and- g, which spends seven- billion dollars a year on ads, also committed to pushing for gender equality in top marketing and creative jobs at advertising agencies. p-and-g does not make its own ads, but it is taking steps with ad agencies and its partners to fulfill the commitment. the company is teaming up with queen latifah

and katie couric... as part of its initiative. (ken) 4 your health tonight -- del monte is recalling several batches of fresh-cut vegetable trays in the wake of a parasite outbreak. the products may be linked to the cyclospora parasite that sickened 78 people in several midwest states. del monte is voluntarily recalling six ounce, 12 ounce and 28 ounce veggie trays containing broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, celery and dill dip. they were sold in illinois, indiana, iowa, michigan, minnesota and wisconsin. the f-d-a is investigating. (ken) with warmer temperatures ahead -- we're beginning to see more sharks in the waters on the west coast.(pam) just last month, we told you about several shark sightings in aptos. tonight, we are learning about another one ... it was found dead found near seascape beach resort. a marine biologist says, the 500- pound great white shark measured eight- feet -- nine- inches long.... and was about five- years old. the shark had numerous puncture wounds and scars consistent with

hunting sea lions. the carcass was transported to a santa cruz research lab .... where a necropsy will be performed early next week. (pam) coming up... world cup soccer excitement is in the air ... but in some cases the joyful celebrations .... go a bit too far ..

price americans pay for prescription drugs .... continues to rise -- the trump administration and congress are looking to take action. washington correspondent drew petrimoulx

reports .... among the proposals, is a drastic change to the way drugs are marketed. if you watch much tv you're likely used to drug company commercials. and the blunt warnings about possible side effects. but some in congressing say important information is missing. "we dont know what anything costs and as a result costs go through the roof." that's why tennessee senator lamar alexander supports a proposal from the food and drug administration to force drug companies to include the price in their advertising. "and you think about that before you go to your doctor and say you want some of that." "a recent report by a senate committee found that prices on some of the most popular brand name drugs increased by 50 percent from 2012 to 2017. "he says making the price clear will bring costs down. "we're not quite sure whether drug manufacturers would fight the idea and if so whether that would win." leigh purvis is a drug policy expert with a-a- r-p. she says some argue that

forcing drug companies to list prices is an unconstitutional violation of free speech. there are also questions about the impact."if people start hearing that this drug costs 10- thousand dollar a month at some point that might actually become normalized and that's not something that we want." the proposals are part of a larger blueprint from the trump administration that also include efforts to bring more generic drugs to market. the industry trade group "phrma" responded to the plan in part by saying some of these proposals could help make affordable for would disrupt limit patients' innovative in washington im drew petrimoulx (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in sunnyvale...fogging trucks like this one will roll out late tuesday night as mosquito season heats up. for the first time this year mosquitoes trapped in the area where dead birds were found have tested positive for west nile virus. no human cases of the virus have been reported locally but people

are encouraged to wear mosquitoe repellant or protective clothng when outdoors at dusk or dawn. the fogging will focus on several blocksbounded by east arquez, the elcamino, fair oaks and bower avenue. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron4news it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to kron4newsrob fladeboe in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron4news it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along

the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend. (ken) now to a big world news story -- soccer fans couldn't help but celebrate mexico's opening world cup win sunday... mexico pulled off a huge shock as they upset the defending champions germany. good early pressure by mexico resulted in a few chances, one of which was converted by hirving lozano, the coveted 22 year old winger, in the 35th minute to put mexico up 1 to 0. (ken) in mexico city, the celebrations were so intense - with massive crowds of people jumping up and down, that at first, geologists thought they had caused an earthquake... that was ruled out.. but in pacoima, california , as adrianna weingold reports ... the day ended abruptly for some revelers.

it was a big day for mexico soccer fans who didn't expect to win the game against germany and went crazy when they did.hundreds of people filled the streets of pacoima waving flags screaming celebrating mexico's win.mos: "completely shocked the whole planet, but obviously not us, look around this is what we do."mos: "we just came here to celebrate, have some fun. it just gets out of hand sometimes."and that's exactly what happened as foot traffic spilled into the roadway with drivers ignoring speed limits and traffic laws doing burnouts and getting dangerously close to the partiers on foot.capt. aaron ponce / lapd: "somebody loses control of their car or hits the crowd, comes up on the sidewalk, that creates a major concern for us."this business is still open and that creates a major concern for us. swooped in fast shutting down streets focusing first on the intersection of van nuys and laurel canyon before carefully dispersing crowds.they moved in formation through the neighborhood as the helicopters circled up above forcing partiers to move on. mos: "we're out here being safe, honking, walking around with flags. there hasn't been any violence, i've been out here the whole time."the celebrations were peaceful out of the hundreds of people out here.three were arrested one for reckless driving one for being drunk in public and one for illegal fireworks.

(ken) the next world cuo game is scheduled for tomorrow at 5 a-m... colombia will face japan. (ken) her death shocked the design world ... now word - kate spade will be buried this week - details ahead ..

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designer kate spade thursday in her hometown. (pam) spade took her own life june 5th... in her manhattan apartment. a mass will be held at 'our lady of perpetual help redemptorist church' in kansas city, missouri .... on june 21st. known as katy to family and friends -- the accessories designer icon is described in her obituary as "kind beyond words". in lieu of flowers, her family asks for donations to be made to the aspca, or wayside waifs, a no-kill shelter in kansas city. spade's husband and

other family members.. opened up about her struggle with depression in the days following her suicide. (pam) audi c-e-o rupert stadler was arrested in germany .... as part of an investigation into emissions cheating. munich prosecutors said, in a statement, stadler had been detained because of concerns over potential evidence tampering. shares in volkswagen dropped by 2- percent in frankfurt. the investigation has been underway for more than a year. the arrest comes just days after germany imposed a 1.2 billion dollar penalty on volkswagen .... for rigging diesel engine emissions worldwide. volkswagen first admitted in 2015 it had rigged diesel engines. the scandal sent its share price plummeting, and trashed confidence among consumer and regulators in diesel technology. (ken) the n-t-s-b is sending an investigator to look into a tesla battery fire in southern california. the specialist will observe tesla's examination of the model-s that caught fire

friday in west hollywood. the agency says the trip will allow it to learn about fires in all battery-powered cars. tesla called the incident "an extraordinarily unusual occurrence" and says it's investigating. gary is coming up with sports .. and with the n-b-a draft this week, the warriors work out some potential prospects ... including one player who is compared to an n-b-a all- star.. and the giants introduce a player who could be the next buster posey ... sports director gary radnich is up next .. he has it all.

the san francisco giants introduced their number-2 overall pick in the major league baseball draft today...

a player they are hoping will be the next buster posey... catcher joey bart... out of georgia tech... is that player yesterday the team signed him for 7.03-million- dollars... the highest up- front bonus paid to a position player in mlb draft history last season bart was the acc conference player of the year and a 1st-team all-american he is the first catcher selected by the giants in the mlb draft since buster posey... who was picked no. 5 overall in 2008.(sot: joey bart)

if you're in search of a lucky jersey for the warriors, you have a chance. the jr smith jersey from game 1 of the nba finals is up for auction. nba dot com listed the black cleveland cavaliers jersey and right now the bid is at 3-thousand dollars. this was the jersey smith was wearing when he dribbled out the clock at the end of regulation, forcing the cavs to lose in overtime. the auction closes just before 7pm this thursday, during the nba draft. lebron james.. likely not bidding on this jersey. no rest for the warriors...the champs now turning their focus to the nba draft. general manager

bob myers at team headquarters this morning for some pre draft workouts. the warriors hosted six prospects... and one they may select with the 28th overall pick is melvin frazier. the former tulane star... considered a player with high upside. and he's someone that doesn't care about flashy stats on offense, he's all about the defensive side of the ball. let's hear from the man, some compare to kawhi leonard (sot: frazier) "it's just coming up, growing up where i come from, that's what we do. a lot of guys today in this generation don't like to play defense and it's just something i like to do and i know defense is gonna get me on the floor." move over nike, addidas and under armour - puma has brought in rapper jay-z as their president of basketball operations. puma is re-launching it's

basketball shoe category for the first time in 20 years. the shoe and apparel company has already signed projected first round picks deandre ayton, marvin bagley the third and zhaire smith to multi-year deals. puma last signed vince carter to a deal in 1998. jay-z will be the leader in creative marketing and helping identify which players to sign. let's do a little world cup... we can

only show photos due to video restrictions... so we'll just give you a taste... game of the day... england versus tunisia... england came out strong as their star.. harry kane in the 11th minuteto put "the three lions" up 1-0 but tunisia shocked the stadium... as they evened it up in the 35th minute on a penalty kick by ferjani (fer- jani) sassi it looked like it would end in a draw... but in stoppage time kane did it again... heading in the winning goal england survives 2-1(wipe to ronaldo bust) and the man of the world cup so far finally has a new bust - cristiano ronaldo's bust at the madeira airport in portugal has been replaced. the previous bust was widely mocked for not looking like the portugal and real madrid star. the new one was placed at the airport on friday.. the same day ronaldo scored a hat trick against spain. the new bust was

created by a different artist. and a very scary moment for the saudi arabian national team... the engine on their plane caught fire as they were decending into rostov-on-don, russia for their second match of the world cup luckily no one was injured in the incident... all team members are safely on the ground. depite videos taken of what clearly looks like an engine fire... a spokesperson for the russian airline flying them denied there was any fire... instead blaming it on a "bird strike" finally... this from china... this is pretty cool.wh wooden dragon boat... it was in celebration of the dragon boat festival-- a traditional holiday in china. the women rowers wore traditional costumes and ornaments while controlling the dragon boat... which is more than 255-feet long it was certified as the world's longest of its kind by the guinness book of world record in 2016.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. (pam) an african elephant

that once lived on michael jackson's neverland ranch .... made a not-so smooth criminal escape.(ken) ali the elephant got out of his enclosure at a florida zoo on sunday.' the zoo says employees undergo daily training sessions with animals to ensure these cases can be handled quickly. the elephant was able to be brought back to his pen with only verbal commands and hay. there was never any danger to the public. zoo officials said the incident was a result of human error. ali came to the zoo in 19-97 from jackson's neverland ranch. he is estimated to be 28- years old and is an extremely good- natured bull elephant.

(ken) now take a look at this -- with summer just days away -- beachgoers are kicking off san sculture competitions! the ones you see here -- aren't your ordinary sand sculptures. these creations in new hampshire are a cut above the rest -- fit for an international competition that drew contestants from the u-s and canada. it's called the hampton beach master sand sculpting classic. the massive works of art - created by ten master sculptors - five from the u-s, and five from canada. after carefully reviewing all the sculptures, judges crowned abe waterman as the winner. yesterday marked the competition's 18th year. it was a little warmer today as high pressure builds overhead. it is breezy now with fog and low clouds along the coast and beginning to move inland. on the satellite

you can see high pressure along the west coast. it will slowly build during the week leading to mcu hotter weather inland. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it may cool slightly on wednesday. on thursday, the first day of summer, it will be hot inland. even hotter weather and maybe 100's are possible by friday and into the weekend. last weather and goodbye a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

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