president trump...changin g his tune amid outrage over separating migrant families at the southern border. but mister trump still insists...there will be zero tolerance for illegal border crossings. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the president signed the executive order today to keep parents and kids together at the border. tonight we have reaction from local lawmakers-- as well as details on the nation-wide outrage that was sparked by the policy of separating families. (grant) but first-- kron 4's camila bernal is live in mc-allen texas tonight... near one of the largest processing centers. camila? president trump signing an executive order to address the separation of families at the united states mexico border. president trump: "it's about keeping families together while at the same time being sure that we have a very powerful, very strong border." families caught crossing into

the u.s. illegally are separated.the process can be traumatizing.kids -- in some cases -- infants -- taken from their parents and put into federal facilities.rep. filemon vela / -d- tx: "these children that are toddlers are being held hostage by the president of the united states, it's abhorrent. initially -- the trump administration said its zero tolerance policy that resulted in the separations -- must be changed by congress.today -- the president reversed course. president trump: "i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated." meanwhile, republicans on capitol hill are deeply divided on how to stop the process.the issue -- whether the gop should attempt to pass comprehensive immigration reform -- or just focus on keeping families together.paul ryan / speaker of the house: "we do not want children taken away from their parents. we can enforce our immigration laws without breaking families apart. the administration says it wants congress to act, and we are."as the legislative wheels churn -- the children

stay in facilities -- hoping to see their families.in mcallen texas -- i'm camila bernal. (grant) tonight local lawmakers are reacting to president trump's executive order democratic representative eric swallwell from the east bay applauded the decision.. but stopped short of giving the president any real credit. camila bernal.texas -- i'm camila bernal. (grant) tonight local lawmakers are reacting to president trump's executive order democratic representative eric swallwell from the east bay applauded

the decision.. but stopped short of giving the president any real credit. senator kamala harris just tweeted: "this executive order doesn't fix the crisis. indefinitely detaining children with their families in camps is inhumane and will not make us safe." senator harris is expected to tour one of the immigration facilities in southern california later this week. (vicki) and tonight... immigration rights advocate say don't be fooled.. this is hardly a victory. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with more on that part of the story. dan?

today's executive order is deeply disappointingimmigrant rights advocates are finding little to cheer about in president trump's executive order. they say reuniting children with their mothers is hardly a solution when these families seeking asylum are still being detained.sot layla razavi/ca immigrant policy center 15-25essentially family detention children and their mothers are locked up in prisons together. its still problematic to have young children in prisons behind bars with their mothers families belong in community and not in cages.sot family detention is still incarceration of kidsimmigrant rights attorney bree bernwanger with san francisco's lawyers committee

for civil right knows first hand what these family detention centers are like. she represented families at the dilley detention center in south texassot bree bernwanger/s.f. lawyers' committee for civil rights 48- 58i dont know if you heard the audio recording released by propublica of children crying for their parets , thats what it sounds like in the legal represenatation trailer at the family detention facility where i worked. children crying children disoriented children not receiving medical care not having any idea where they areand bernwanger says despite talk to the contrary, searation continues, because it's also been common to have fathers separated from mothers and children at these family detention either the administration or congress must do better than this executive order.sotit doesnt change the fact that we are still terating thse children like criminals and their parents who are trying tos ave their lives like criminals who

are trying to bringing them here.136/bringing them here (grant) and we have continuing coverage of this story. coming up in 30 minutes... we will have reaction from tom del beccaro-- former chair of the california republican party. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... the city of san francisco and bart police are joining forces to try and clean up civic center station.you can see the problem right here in this viral video posted on youtube showing people openly injecting and smoking drugs in a station hallway.kron4's maureen kelly has the details of a new plan unvieled today. more cops are going to be walking the beat in and around civic center station.starting july 2nd sfpd will be adding nearly 300 patrol hours....bart pd adding another 80 hours.it's to battle a problem that was illuminated by this now viral

video showing one hallway in the station being used as a drug den. the city's current mayor says that video sparked this new collabrative response..it doesn't matter to people who use part which police department is covering this area, which police department is has jurisdiction they just want to feel safe and they deserve the right to feel safe and we're gonna make that happenbut police will be joined by members the city's homeless outreach and street medicine team to try and get hard core drug users ...like this man,,,,shooting up in broad daylight just steps away from the station....the help they need. chief bill scott says even officers without outreach workers by their sides will try and give addicts they encounter an alternative to jail. so when officers actually see somebody shooting up that person has an option to go to go to services route rather than the criminal justice route and it's up to the person but it does give us a nice option a lot of the folks that we deal with they are in need of services and would like to give them those options if we can for those don't wanna take those options then the criminal justice option is the last resort the department ofpublic health also installed a new heavy duty dirty needle disposal kiosk in front of the station entrancewhich they hope will cut down on instances of

hypodermics being left on the streets and station platforms. i think that's great because we see it all over the ground and that's dangerous if they have a little dispenser to put it in hopefully they'll use it 15 of these used syringe kiosks are already installed around the city, the health department is plannign to put in 6 more in other hot spots for discarded hypodermics. maureen kelly kelly kron4 news (grant) happening now-- police in san leandro are looking for two men after a deadly stabbing. it happened late last night near the washington plaza shopping center. police say four men got into a fight-- and one of those men was stabbed and killed. another is in critical condition. two of the men involved took off -- and they are now

considered persons of interest. there are no descriptions of the suspects at this point. (grant) and santa rosa police are looking for a suspect who attacked and assaulted a woman in a parking lot. kron 4's sara stinson spoke with investigators. reporter intro: "santa rosa police say they need the publics help identifying the man they call a sexual violent predator after they say he assaulted a woman in a parking lot in an apartment complex near jennings avenue and range avenue.")("this is a high priority for the santa rosa police department. what we're looking for is any witnesses or anyone who heard anything on sunday night at 10:48 in the evening.")the victim says she was walking to her car when an unknown suspect ran up to her and assaulted her. she was calling and screaming for help and that's when the suspect fled on foot.she called police immediately and was taken to a local hospital for evaluation.("detectives combed the area and were able to locate some surveillance footage and in that footage we were able to identify the suspect.")he is described as a hispanic man about 25 to 35 years old about 180 pound, five feet 10 inches tall with brown or black hair.("this is an unusual crime to happen here in santa rosa and we're putting all our investigators on this case. we're asking anyone with information to

call our tip line 707-543-4040.")reporter tag:a five thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the suspect. we put those photos on our website kron4 dot com. in santa rosa, sara stinson kron 4 news.## lawrence lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few

thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be elevated inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler more low fog will return next monday. (vicki) coming up-- a dramatic scene in san francisco after a van crashes into a building. details on how it happened. (grant) plus-- restaurants might soon put restrictions on what you feed

your kids. what's off the table and what parets (vicki) plus after the break-- a startling new discovery about a major fault line in the bay area. details on where the next big earthqke cod hit.

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today catching our eye today is a new study about the san andreas fault. kron four's rob fladeboe has the

details about an ominous discovery along a stretch of the san andreas in southern california. this graphic illustrates a newly discovered structure along thesan andreas fault near the salton sea. a study by the geological soety of america concludes the so-called " durmid ladder structure," a 15-mile long stretch of highly fragmented rock reltively close to the surface, could be ground zero for the next "big one" on the san andreas. i asked the u.s. geological survey's dr. walter mooney to comment on the discovery.dr. walter mooney/ u.s. geological survey "....if you have a ladder and you break a rung or a step., then the ladder begins to deform and if you break another rung well i wouldn't want to be on that ladder because th whole thing, both sides could go..."while fraught with numerous small temblors through the years, the far southern end of the san andreas fault is long over due for a large earthquake. the collapse of the ladder structure could have

devastating consequences.dr. walter mooney/u.s. geological survey "....we would be very concerned if we begin to see movement on that ladder structure because it could trigger or influence or encourage other associated faults to move and what we're really afraid of is a big one, a magnitude 8 in southern california..."dr. mooney says it's unlikely the collpase of the ladder structure would impact northern california, where usgs scientists have concluded there is a 72-chance of one or more magnitude 6- point-7 or greater earthquakes in the next 30 years. in menlo park rob fladeboe kron4 news (vicki) (vicki)(vicki) new at 5. a six-week old puppy is back home safe tonight in san jose... after it was stolen from it's owner. this is sweet little nyla -- a golden husky mix. she was taking a nap under a table in her owner luis gutierrez's

warehouse on bering drive... when police say this man on your screen... mohammad nayl...drove up and snatched her. thanks to surveillance footage... police were able to arrest the suspect...and return nyla home to her rightful owner. (vicki) one person is injured after a van crashes into an apartment building in san francisco. kron4's will tran reports from the laurel heights neighborhood where the crash happened. (it sounded like a boom, a big boom)that jolt got many people living next to this apartment building to get out of bed as a van plows right into the garage.there's not even skid marks on the ground before the van is wedged inside next to the staircase forcing rescuers to rip the van open to get the driver out(heard something that sounded like something landed on top of my apartment. came out here and saw the beginning of it and the fire department. it rocked the whole block)the accident happened around 3 this morning at clement and arguello in the city's richmond district.pg and e cut off power and gas to the building while firefighters evacuated the people inside for their safety. but their normal exit which is a staircase down to the garage was blocked by the van forcing them to leave using the fire escapeas the sun came up and people got out to see

the damage they couldn't believe what happened even the ones who felt their building rattle(i had no idea it was this. it's incredible because they just painted it too. it's sad)(will tran/san francisco- why the driver plowed into the building is under investigation. whether he fell asleep at the wheel or drugs or alcohol played a role in this accident but they can't talk to him yet because he's in the hospital with major injuries. in san francisco will tran kron 4 news) (grant) graphic testimony today at a hearing for the california couple who prosecutors say held their 13 children captive for years. news)tran kron 4 news) (grant) (grant) graphic testimony today at a hearing for the california couple who prosecutors say held their 13

children captive for years. (grant) david and louise turpin have pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges - including torture and false imprisonment. the siblings held captive in the house... include six minors and seven adults. the case came to light in january, when a 17-year-old escaped from a window...using her brother's phone to call 9-1-1. she says her brothers and sisters were chained up and beaten. prosecutors also say the children lived in filthy conditions and starved, while the couple's dogs were kept clean and well-fed. (vicky) tesla is suing a former employee because they believe he leaked stolen data to the media. the electric car company is alleging martin tripp... an ex-employee of tesla's nevada battery factory... hacked into their computer system and sent photographs detailing tesla's finances and battery manufacturing. the lawsuit also says tripp sent false information about the batteries used in the model 3 cars. tesla wants money

damages and an order stopping tripp from being able to get more... or disclose more information. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100

degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be elevated inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler weather and more low clouds and fog will return next monday.

(grant) still ahead... a brutal attack involving a gay man in oakland... right on the cusp of the big pride parade this weekend. and tonight the attacker has not been caught. (vicki) changes could be coming to kids meals at your favorite restaurants. what lawmakers want to ban from the menus.

(grant) for your health tonight... no juice, no chocolate milk, only water and regular milk in kids meals and lunchs. that proposal is part of a bill working its way through the state legislature. if passed, it could be the most strict kids dietary bill in the country. the assemblyman behind the bill says it is all in an effort to improve children's health.

kron four's terisa estacio reports.(take pkg) the bill, if passed would crack down on restaurants- preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay. some restaurants like mcdonalds - already only offers milk and water in their kids happy meals.... the move in sacramento brough mixed reactions. 42: cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea, better for kids. we have a four year old and we have avoided sugary drinks sodas. 51 pamela granger, grandparent. i think parents should be able to choose, we need other things, there are bigger fish to fry, focus on getting kids books to read, community programs, educate them. dokhas chy. i think it should be a choice. however, nutritionists say it is a step in the right direction for chidlren. in berkeley, terisa estacio

(vicki) next at 5:30... startling new information is released about the bay area housing crisis. new data shows dire conditions for low-income workers in san mateo county. (grant) plus-- we continue to follow our top story. president trump signs and executive order to prevent families from being separated at the border. tom del beccaro-- author of the divided era-- joins us on set to weigh in on the situation.

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tonight-- president trump signed an executive order today-- to stop the separation of immigrant families at the u-s mexico border. the separations were being caused by the administration's "zero tolerance" policy, which calls for prosecuting adults crossing the border illegally.

as a result, thousands of children have been taken from their parents and housed in shelters, sparking international outrage. but before signing the order today-- the president said -- quote-- "we are keeping families together but zero tolerance continues". and coming up in just a few minutes... we are joined on set by tom del becarro... former chair of the california republican party. he will give us his perspective on the executive order. (grant) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) starting in the east bay... police are looking for a suspect who brutally attacked a man with a tire iron in a possible hate crime. scott long was hit in the head with a tire iron as he walked home in the laurel neighborhood of oakland. his jaw was so badly broken that he had to have surgery and lost several teeth. long is a gay rights activist who has worked all around the world. he doesn't know why he was attacked. long's attacker is still on the loose tonight.

... (vicki) a man is killed and three children are injured after a crash in concord. it happened last night on concord boulevard... near the library and police department. when officers got to the scene... the driver in one of the cars had died. a 32-year-old woman driving the other car was injured. she was driving with two 8-year-olds and a 10-month-old baby-- who were also injured. they are expected to be okay. (grant) in the south bay... investigators are trying to figure out what happened after a person was found dead on the side of a freeway in san jose. the body was discovered on the right-hand shoulder of northbound 101... just north of story road. it was found at around 1:00 this morning. officials have not released how the person died. (vicki) in the north bay. novato police have found property taken during recent thefts in the city...during a probation search at a residence. the property...which includes jewelry...power tools...clothin g...and electronic devices...was found june 13th at a home on laguna vista drive. police are asking

novato residents to help identify the stolen property. anyone who was a victim of a theft in the area in recent weeks...is asked to contact the novato police department. (grant) on the peninsula... the housing crisis is getting worse in san mateo county.. a new study found that over a five year period... only one new home was built for every 19 new jobs created in the county. the report also found that 40% of the people who commute into san mateo county make less than 50-thousand dollars per year. and almost half of all the new jobs created in the county will pay less than 65-thousand dollars per year. the problem is... the average home price in san mateo county is 1-point-6 million dollars. that means that the average salary needed to afford one of those homes is more than 382- thousand dollars a year. áá but the housing market is also apparently creating instant millionaires in the bay area. we'll have that story coming up at 5:45. lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with

patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be elevated inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler weather and more low fog will return next monday. (vicki) back to our top story-- president trump signing an executive order to keep families together at the southern border... at the white house today-- he

said that he doesn't like the sight of children being separated from their families. (grant) joining us now is tom del beccarro.. author of the divided era. health and human services secretary alex azar says his agency will start reuniting detained immigrant children with their parents - but he's making no specific commitment on how quickly that can be accomplished."we need to get the children out of our care as expeditiously as possible," azar said wednesday on the washington post's healt202 webcast.hhs says it is caring for about 11,800 migrant children, but the majority arrived at the u.s. border without parents or another adult. it says about 2,300 were separated from their parents under the trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy.azar says his agency is in touch with the parents, but some parents whose children were taken away say they have had trouble reaching their kids through a special phone number provided

by the government.a liberal advocacy group says president donald trump's decision to reverse his administration's policy of separating children from their parents at the border doesn't go far enough. the alabama-based southern poverty law center says the administration still plans to treat families like criminals by holding them in detention facilities.a statement from the president of the organization, richard cohen, says there are other alternatives available. and it says indiscriminate enforcement is "shattering" communities across the country. trump signed an order that doesn't end the "zero- tolerance" policy that criminally prosecutes any adult caught crossing the border illegally. but it does make changes that include keeping families together while they are in custody.the southern poverty law center monitors extremism and is often critical of trump policies.defense secretary jim mattis says the pentagon will "respond if requested" to house migrants detained after crossing the u.s.-mexico border illegally.when a reporter noted that federal agencies have assessed four military bases for potential use as temporary housing for detained migrants, including unaccompanied children, mattis said the pentagon will "support whatever" the department of homeland security says it needs. in the meantime, he said, this is not a matter for the pentagon to comment on.president donald trump has signed an executive order to keep families together at the southern border, saying at the white house that he doesn't like the sight of children being separated from their families. he said, "we are keeping families together."but the president added the "zero tolerance" policy will continue.vice president mike

pence added that they are calling upon congress to change the laws. trump adds that the word "compassion" comes into it.trump has been trying to win over congressional support on immigration amid a crisis along the border involving the separation of immigrant children from their families.

(vicki) (vicki) coming up-- swaggy-p

turns a lot of heads with his latest comment.. after he says cocaine should be legalized.

(grant) and after the break.. call it a soft-brawl.. why parents started fighting at a girls stoftball tournament

(grant) there's no crying in baseball, and there's not supposed to be fighting in softball, either. but a group of parents didn't get that memo... after a huge

brawl erupted at a girls softball tournament in nats, parents fighting. ook.. (grant) fighting. (grant) you can see nearly a dozen parents throwing punches at each other. the parents were apparently upset over a call during the game-- and that sparked the fight. both teams were from north carolina and they have been carolina and they have been banned from playing in future tournaments. (vicki) still ahead... home prices are skyrocketing. but a new report says bay area's unruly real estate is creating instant millionaires. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) that old real estate

mantra "location, location, location" is paying off for bay area home owners.(grant) our sky high housing prices have turned many of them into instant millionaires.catherine heenan is here to show us where they are ... and how many.catherine? (catherine) the real estate website 'property shark' says the bay area leads the nation in creating those instant millionaires ... people who bought their homes twenty years ago and are now cashing in. kachingthe survey found san francisco leads he nation in people whose home values alone made them millionairesthese are people who bought homes before the first dotcom bubble burst in 1999 and sold them after the market recovered from the housing crash a decade latermanhattan with twice san francisco's population, was in second place, with brooklyn and los angeles in a near tie for third in all, the bay area generated more than three hundred real estate millionaires, based on

home sales alonethanks to the tech boom, most have been in or near silicon valley.going back thirty years real estate has a pattern of steep rises of five to seven years followed by shorter lasting drops.this smoothed out graphic from paragon realty shows prices for more expensive homes doubled in the eighties, dropped slightly after the loma prieta quake doubled again in the nineties, took a hit from the dotcom bubble and were heading up again when the subprime mortgage crisis hit.since 2011 they have been heading up again, with some analyststs predicting another drop soon. the good news is that the correction is likely to be only a hiccup,the three previous booms were all much larger than the drops that followed. (catherine) the total of fewer than one thousand instant millionares might sound millionares instant one thousand of fewer than the total (catherine) the total of fewer than one thousand instant millionares might sound low for the bay area, but remember this is just from home sales alone. it doesn't include any of the homeowner's other

assets. grant and vick? (grant) 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?(ken) thank you grant. coming up new tonight at six. newly released body camera footage is shedding light on a controversial police confrontation in los angeles. we'll show you what happened just moments before the suspect ended up dead. then - a new investigation into the california lottery reveals despite soaring jackpots... schools are ánotá winning. we'll tell you why - next at six. grant? (grant) thank you ken we will see you and pam at six. (vicki) four your health tonight... the number of adults smoking in the u-s has reached an all-time low. the centers for disease control and prevention says 14 percent of u-s adults reported they we smokers in 2017. that's down from 16 percent the year before -- and 20 percent in 2006. but the number still translates to about 30 million people. the survey found men are more likely to smoke than women -- and hispanics were least

likely to be smokers. smoking is also declining among kids and teens. the numbers do not include people who use e-cigarettes. ( grant ) and while california has legalized recreational marijuana - warriors guard nick young wants to take it a step further. he told tmz sports that cocaine should be legal and that quote "everybody needs to do cocaine." after the video of the interview went viral, young took to instagram to say he was not being serious. he says he was trying to he says he was trying to be funny. young played for the warriors on a 1-year contract this past season and most league analysts do not see him returning to the dubs. ( grant ) houston rockets fans can't get over their game 7 loss against the warriors and they're taking it out on ayesha curry. she is opening an "international smoke" restaurant in houston and the yelp reviews have all been negative

despite no one eating there yet. some fans stating "no real rockets fan would eat here." ayesha already has an international smoke restaurant in san francisco. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on

doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be elevated inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler weather and more low clouds and fog will return next monday. monday.return next monday.

(vicky) creepy crawly emergency. the small bug... you may have never even heard of... responsible for causing a teen to be rushed to the hospital.

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bad enough, now you've got to worry about venomous caterpillars, too. melanie michael talks to one teen who found out just one touch can send you to the hospital. this mom describes this moment as eye-opening. andrea pergola/mother"i mean, i've seen furry caterpillars but never seen this one. apparently they are around, and they're dangerous."andrea pergola had no idea what kind of damage a creepy, crawly caterpillar could do until she saw the wound it left behind on her son's wrist. andrea pergola/mother"the fur itself is poisonous. it has the poison, but then there are venom glands. that each spike is attached to." melanie michael/reporter "this is where logan and his family were doing volunteer work over the weekend, landscaping in rural zephyrhills, never knowing that nearby in an oak tree, a furry, tiny insect was lurking."andrea pergola/mother "he came running towards me and he was like something bit me. and he showed me and it was like all welted up and i said, let's go inside and rinse it off."but, it was too latethe toxins were already in logan's body.an angry rash traveling up his arm and onto his chest. logan pergola/poisoned by caterpillar "it numbed my whole hand, pretty much the whole thing

felt like fire." luckily, an er was nearby and logan got help immediately.the family en brought the bug in a baggie and the doctor knew exactly what it was and what to do. as for logan, he's got this advice. logan pergola/poisoned by caterpillar "wear gloves and long sleeves." (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six. facing harsh criticism - president ends the policy that his administration started, which separated children from their parents at the u-s border. tonight, we'll hear from the

deputy consul general of mexico.. about the problems that still remain.(ken) then - also new at six..if you're curious about marijuana -- and looking for a "higher" education - one bay area community college has you covered. we'll tell you about the new cannabis course being offered. kron4 news at six starts right after the break.

(pam) tonight at 6. president trump has now reversed course. today. signing an executive order to stop the separation of

migrant families along the southern border. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. while president trump insists there will still be zero tolerance for illegal border crossings... today's áabout faceá can largely be attributed to nationwide, bipartisan backlash over separating parents and children at the border. (ken) on the right... children's shoes lineup up around rittenhouse square in philadelphia... protesting the separation of families at the border.on the left... the scene in boston today. protesters rallying in support of immigrant families. (pam) kron 4's camila bernal is live in mc- allen, texas tonight... near one of the largest processing centers. camila? president trump signing an executive order to address the separation of families at the united states mexico border. president trump: "it's about keeping families together while at the same time being sure that we have a very powerful, very strong border."

families caught crossing into the u.s. illegally are separated.the process can be traumatizing.kids -- in some cases -- infants -- taken from their parents and put into federal facilities.rep. filemon vela / -d- tx: "these children that are toddlers are being held hostage by the president of the united states, it's abhorrent. initially -- the trump administration said its zero tolerance policy that resulted in the separations -- must be changed by congress.today -- the president reversed course. president trump: "i didn't like the sight or the feeling of families being separated." meanwhile, republicans on capitol hill are deeply divided on how to stop the process.the issue -- whether the gop should attempt to pass comprehensive immigration reform -- or just focus on keeping families together.paul ryan / speaker of the house: "we do not want children taken away from their parents. we can enforce our immigration laws without breaking families apart. the administration says it wants congress to act, and we are."as the legislative wheels churn -- the children stay in facilities -- hoping to see their families.in mcallen texas -- i'm camila

bernal. (pam) east bay congresswoman barbara lee responded to today's news on twitter...saying, ' this

executive order is a sham. by not ending zero tolerance, president trump is keeping families in jail. children in jail. all he's done is trade one form of child abuse for another. san mateo representative jackie speier (spear) agrees. (ken)california senator kamala harris echoing many of the same sentiments.... saying....."trump's executive order does not fix this crisis. it gives no solution for the thousands of children who have been torn away from their families and remain separated." (ken) immigration rights advocates joined the chorus of lawmakers... saying don't be fooled... this is hardly a victory. (pam) kron 4's

dan kerman is live in san francisco with more on what they're saying still needs to be done. dan? immigrant rights advocates are finding little comfort in the executive order just signed by the president. they say reuniting children with their mothers is hardly a solution when these families seeking asylum are still being locked up.sot layla razavi/ca immigrant policy center 18-28 there no reason or world in which somebody who is coming with a small child or fleeing their country pregnant and giving birth along a route should be sitting in a prison . it goes against the notions of humanity and morality that all americans have sot bree bernwanger/s.f. lawyers' committee for civil rights 36- 47what the new executive order seeks to do is hold them through their entire removal process which means holding children for months or years on end while they are fighting their removalthat's especially disturbing to immigrant rights attorney bree bernwanger ....

because she has seen these family detention centers first hand when she represented asylym seekers at the dilley detention center in south texas sotthere are children being held behind barbed wire, without adequate medical care without adequate legal represenation.and bernwanger says despite notion that this execute order end separation of families she says thatsot the children and mothers we represenated in dilley had been separated from fathers and 18 and older broothers and systers and family separation lives on in family detention. 130/in family detention.

(pam) it was not just protesters putting the pressure on this administration to make a change in policy... businesses too.... earlier today... the united airlines c-e-o posted this tweet saying.... the airline has asked the u-s government not to fly separated immigrant children on united aircraft because quote "it's in deep conflict with our company's values." (pam) and local business leaders also took a stand. a letter sent out by the silicon valley leadership group .... urged president trump to stop separating children from families who illegaly crossed the border. the group is made up of three- hundred- and -sixty companies ... large and small.. and posted this tweet saying - "stand up, step up, speak up." (ken)coming up in 30 minutes.... we will also get reaction from the deputy consul general of mexico --- based here in san francisco -- - to hear what he has to say about trump's executive order to end family separations today. (ken) a now viral video of

san francisco's civic center station being used as a drug den prompted a new coordinated response from both bart and the city. city leaders announcing that the station is going to see a big increase in police presence. tonight at 6... as kron 4's maureen kelly reports... the new program could expand to other city stops. it is not acceptable anymore this is the video shows the scene that the city's current mayor does not want to see repeated.the civic center station being used as a place for junkies to shoot up and nod off. but now more cops are going to bwalking the beat in and around this transit hub.starting july 2nd sfpd will be adding nearly 300 patrol hours....bart pd adding another 80 hours. we believe that will make a tremendous impact but police will be joined by members of the city's homeless outreach and street medicine team to try and get hard core drug users ...like this man,,,,shooting up in broad daylight just steps away from the station....the help they need. these are vulnerable

populations we want to help them but we also want to make sure we have a strong presence so people feel safe it is unacceptable for people community on bart in san francisco station to feel unsafenot all commuters are optimistic it's not going to work, they are going to just move to a new part of the city. they mayor says it's possible the program expand to other stops.we're doing this here civic center which by far has the highest call volume by far the worst sore station in the system. we want to see it work let's focus on it let's get it right if there's any kinks in the program let's make sure that we get this right for residents and commuters i'd like here in san francisco and len let's replicate it around the other stations as well but we're gonna focus on this first the department of public health also installed a new heavy duty dirty needle disposal kiosk in front of the station entrancewhich they hope will cut down on instances of hypodermics being left on the streets and station platforms.15 of these used syringe kiosks are already installed around the city, the health department is plannign to put in 6 more in other hot spots for discarded hypodermics. maureen kelly kelly kron4 news (pam) a six-week old puppy

is back home safe tonight in san jose... after it was stolen from its owner. this is sweet little nyla -- a golden husky mix. she was taking a nap under a table in her owner luis gutierrez's warehouse on bering drive... when police say this man on your screen... mohammad nayl... drove up and snatched her. the puppy was ultimately located near modesto in ceres. thanks to surveillance footage ... police were able to arrest the suspect... and return nyla home to her rightful owner. (pam) coming up... educators say, public schools urgently need more financial support and the state has always promised lottery dollars would help.. so how it that really working out? we have an update. (ken) also.. air travelers are accustomed to the t-s-a checks for liquids ... well get ready.. as agenst are now getting tougher on another substance you may have in your bag. (pam) and next..

calling it 'raw' and 'real life" ... l.a.p.d. kicks off its new policy on the release of police video to the public.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.the break.forecast after bay area have your full karnow, i'll lawrence meteorologist i' the los

angeles police department is voluntarily releasing new body camera footage .... under its new transparency policy. the video shows the arrest of 24-year-old jose

chavez... moments before his death last month. today's video release is part of the departments broader plan .. and more will be released to the public in the future.. kara finnstrom explains. chief charlie beck/lapd:"this is not "cops" on tv. these are real-life incidents with real life consequences."today police chief charlie beck released the first in a new wave of videos the department says will bring more transparency to the l-a-p-d's use of force. chief charlie beck/lapd:"what you will see from these presentations is policing at it's rawest and what you will see from these presentations is policing at it's rawest and you will see things that you have not seen before."in march, the police commission voted unanimously for police dash cam and body cam video to be released within 45 days of a critical incident. today -- what the department posted is a 17- minute produced update on their investigation into 24-year-old jose chavez's death may 6th. it includes the initial 9-1-1- call reporting a prowler. "he's walking into people's property with a brick."and selected clips from

what police chief charlie beck estimates were 50 hours of officer body cam video.chief charlie beck/lapd:"you have to draw parameters somewhere, so what our decision was on this, is to release the video that i use and the commission uses to make their decision."officer audio:"you're going to be tasered or bean bagged if you don't drop the weapon."l-a-p-d investigators say chavez - who had a criminal history - refused to comply and later started swinging a metal dustpan and then a metal pipe. this clip shows him sniffing fumes from a gasoline container and pouring gas on his arms. ultimately, the video shows officers firing bean bags and tasers - and then handcuffing him.nats chavez soon had difficulty breathing. he died at the hospital, and the autopsy results have not yet been released. chief charlie beck/lapd:"i believe there will probably be some level of drug intoxication involved in this." (pam) that was kara finnstrom reporting.chavez's family filed a lawsuit claiming the officers escalated the situation. the police commission will decide

if the use of force was justified in the arrest. (ken ) there was graphic testimony today at a hearing for the southern california couple who prosecutors say held their 13 children captive for years. david and louise turpin have pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges - including torture and false imprisonment. the siblings held captive in the riverside county house included six minors and seven adults. the case came to light in january, when a 17-year-old used her brother's phone to call 9-1-1 and escaped from a window. she says her brothers and sisters were chained up and beaten. prosecutors also say the children were subjected to filthy conditions and starved, while the couple's dogs were kept clean and well-fed. (ken)sugary drinks.... you're out.a bill making its way through the california state legislature is calling for only water... and regular milk... to be offered in kids meals and lunches.if it passes, it could be the strictest law of its kind in the united states.kron4's terisa estacio has more.

pamela granger. it should be up to parents. cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea. dr. kris madsen, associate professor uc berkeley. we know sugary drinks are not good for kids. (estacio reporting) a wide range of reaction to one bill making it's way through sacramento dealing with sugary drinks and kids.... the bill, if passed would crack down on restaurants- preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay. dr. kris madsen a doctor and professor who specializes and is passionate about pediatric nutrition says this bill could be a win for kids overall. 46 dr. kris madsen, it is a good idea to take this out of kids meals, it can help them down the line. some restaurants like

mcdonalds - already only offers milk and water in their kids happy meals.... however, not everyone wants the government to step in. 1 23 cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea, better for kids. we have a four year old and we have avoided sugary drinks sodas. 1 29 pamela granger, grandparent. i think parents should be able to choose, we need other things, there are bigger fish to fry, focus on getting kids books to read, community programs, educate them. dr. madsen. i understand that, but the beverage industry markets and so we need to push back. in berkeley, terisa estacio (pam) new tonight at siix...

despite soaring jackpots - the california lottery's contributions to schools... have ánotá been as lucky. a investigation has found, that state lottery contributions to education are un-changed from 12- years ago. back in 2010 .... lawmakers lowered the amount of money going to schools from 34- percent.. to 23- percent .. the goal was to increase jackpots and sell more tickets - and push the total dollar amount going to education higher. but - again, according to this recent report - there is no extra benefit yet to the schools. let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: this is the

last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be elevated inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler weather and

more low clouds and fog will return next monday.

(ken) coming up.. the health benefits to saying " i do" ... which may never have crossed your mind.. we have the new research. (pam) also ahead.. oakland has long been a center for education about all things cannabis .. but now a san francisco college is getting in on the act...

( pam ) city college of san francisco is adding a cannabis course. it is all as a part of the schools' diverse education programming. this class comes in response to the public asking for information about cannabis. the use of recreational marijuana was legalized by california voters in 2016 ... and went into effect january of this year. c-c-s-f says, this course will help students explore the history of plants ... and its relationship to health care. the course will be offered

in july, however people can start signing up today. ( pam ) canada is legalizing marijuana on october 17th .. prime minister justin trudeau says, the government wants to protect the country's youth.. hoping to take the money away from organized crime. this makes canada the second country in the world ... to legalize pot nationwide. the federal government and provinces are working on regulations that will govern the cannabis trade. quebec and manitoba have already banned home- grown marijuana. (pam) prime minister trudeau took to twitter today to say: "it's been too easy for our kids to get marijuana - and for criminals to reap the profits. today, we change that. our plan to legalize & regulate marijuana just passed the senate. hashtag promise kept". (ken)new tonight at 6.in a contentious hearing today in the state capitol.... one of the nation's most ambitious bills to protect net neutrality... was watered down. advocates for the bill were outraged after the committee removed many of the bill's protections.democratic scott weiner democratic scott weiner

rebuked the committee for making the changes before passing the bill, 8-to-2. committee chair miguel santiago did not give a reason for the amendments.however santiago receives campaign contributions from at&t, comcast and verizon.internet providers remain opposed to the bill en with today's changes. (ken)also new tonight at 6. the t-s-a is now limiting how much powder passengers can bring on planes.agents have been taking a closer look at containers of powder that fit more than 12 ounces, the volume of a standard soda can. if packed in a carry-on bag.... it could be subject to extra screening or banned from the airplane cabin. if tsa officers can't figure out what the powder is, it may be discarded or put into checked baggage.the measure is security- related.... as improvised explosive devices still pose a threat. also substances such as fentanyl or pepper spray, if released in flight, could harm passengers. the powders rule began last summer.so if your powder is

more than 12 ounces - probably best to pack into your checked bag. ( pam ) ahead ... big apologies from burger king tonight for a sexist advertisement on russian social media involving stars of the world cup .. (ken) plus, how is mexico reacting to the separation of parents and children at the border and the presidents action today? we talk directly with the deputy consul general for mexico.. who is based here in the bay area. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. 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. (ken) president

trump today signed an executive orderto 'stop' the separation of immigrant families who had crossed the u-s mexico border illegally.. in recent weeks, more than 2-thousand children have been taken from their parents and housed in shelters. (pam) just a short time ago - catherine heenan talked tothe deputy consul general of mexico - who is based in san francisco.. catherine - as you know president trump has responded to enormous political pressure and has signed an executive order that will end the separation of families. what's your reaction deputy consul general - well that is very good news. we are very pleased to have this reaction from president trump. because naturally this policy was not good. and was beyond international standards. naturally it needs to be implemented. but so far we are happy. catherine - you know that zero tolerance for illegal immigration has not been signed away. president trump has said he doesn't want a 'migrant camp'. pointing out that mexico carefully guards its own borders. how would you likeo see all of this resolved. deputy consul general - well this is a very complex situation. this

requires international cooperation. we need to understand the migrant has a positive impact. catherine - you're not suggesting open borders - correct? deputy consul general - that's correct. we are not doing that. what we are trying to do is recognize that each country has the right to manage its own borders. and we need to recognize that the borders are an opportunity for both sides. so we need to collaborate and coordinate better in order to make better decisions that are economically sound. (ken) (ken) the deputy

consul general says, that most of the children now being detained are from central america - not mexico.america - not mexico. he says he hopes congress comes up with a fix that accomodates not only economics - but human rights.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories... starting with more local reaction to president trump's executive order.

it sounded like a boom, a big boom)that jolt got boom)that jolt got many people living next to this apartment building to get out of bed as a van plows right into the garage.there's not even skid marks on the ground before the van is wedged inside next to the staircase forcing rescuers to rip the van open to get the driver out(heard something that sounded like something landed on top of my apartment. came out here and saw the beginning of it and the fire department. it rocked the whole block)the accident happened around 3 this morning at clement and arguello in the city's richmond district.pg and e cut off power and gas to the building while firefighters evacuated the people inside for their safety. but their normal exit which is a staircase down to the garage was blocked by the van forcing them to leave using the fire escapeas the sun came up and people got out to see the damage they couldn't believe what happened even the ones who felt their building rattle(i had no idea it was this. it's incredible because they just painted it too. it's sad)(will tran/san the driver plowed into the building is under investigation. whether he fell asleep at the wheel or drugs or alcohol played a role in this accident but they can't talk to him yet because he's in the hospital with major injuries. in san francisco will tran kron 4 news) in san franciscomore cops are going to be walking the beat in and around civic center station.starting july 2nd sfpd will be adding nearly 300 patrol hours....bart pd adding another 80 hours.but police will be joined by members of the city's homeless outreach

and street medicine team to try and get hard core drug users ...like this man,,,,shooting up in broad daylight just steps away from the station....the help they need.the department ofpublic health also installed a new heavy duty dirty needle disposal kiosk in front of the station entrancewhich they hope will cut down on instances of hypodermics being left on the streets and station platforms. i think a good idea, i think parent should choosea wide range of reaction to one bill making it's way through sacramento dealing with sugary drinks and kids.... the bill, if passed would crack down on restaurants- preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of

problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay.te the us geological survey's dr. walter mooneysays the discovery of a new fault zone will help scientists better understand what's happening along the san andreas fault. u.s. geographical society scientists have found what's called a ladder structure along the fault near the salton sea. they believe moderate seismic activity here could one day trigger larger earthquakes elsewhere in southern california.rob fladeboe kron 4 news lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on

doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler weather and more low clouds and fog will monday. (ken) disney raised its bid to buy 21st century fox to 71-point-three billion dollars today. the purchase would include fox's movie studio along with its regional sports networks and cable channels. disney's new offer is the latest in a bidding war, topping the 65 billion dollar bid comcast made last week. initially, disney offered

52-point-four billion dollars in december. fox says it will consider offers from other companies, including any new offer from comcast. a purchase of fox would be the latest in a consolidation race among media companies struggling to survive amid competition from companies like facebook and netflix. last week, a judge approved a-t-and-t's purchase of time warner. (pam) also new at 6.the kate spade brand is donating more than a million dollars to suicide prevention causes in honor of the company's founder. it will be making donations to mental health awareness and suicide prevention causes. the first donation -- 250-thousand dollars -- will go to the "crisis text line," a 24/7 service for people in crisis. the company says, it will also 'match' donations to the "crisis text line" ... made between june 20 and june 29 ... up to 100-thousand dollars . (ken) trapped at nine- thousand feet .. still ahead... dramatic video of a hiker rescue in the sierra..

♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. swept down stream in kings canyon national park in the central sierra friday. (pam) dan mcginn was hiking near kings river - also known as woods creek - when he found himself trapped between rushing white - water and a steep granite wall. (pam) c-h-p central division air operations.... found mcginn at almost nine-

thousand feet high. the helicopter crew successfully rescued mcginn ... and reunited him with his hiking crew. he did not have any injuries. (ken) burger king apologizes for a sexist ad released on russian social media this morning. (pam) the ad tweeted by burger king - russia ... offered free whoppers for life .. to russian women who get pregnant by world cup stars. the tweet has been removed - but not before it circulated throughout the country. (ken) critics denounced the ad as sexist and demeaning. burger king said "we are sorry about the clearly offensive promotion that the team in russia launched online." the restaurant chain also said that it's taking steps to make sure this doesn't happen again. sports is next... on the eve of the n-b-a draft.. the warriors work out a former bay area high school basketball star .. and the giants taking on the marlins at a-t-and- t park .. sports director gary radnich will have game highlights.. and all the sports after the break.

the giants trying to take 2 of 3 games from the marlins at at&t park... and what would the ballpark in san francisco be without a dog on a boat in mccvoey cove bottom 6th... 3-1 giants... gorkys hernandez... line drive the right-center field.... mac williamson and henter pence score... 5-1 giants... part of a 5-run 6th inning bottom 8th... lead down to 5-3... hunter pence... with a broken bat blooper to shallow left... it falls in... nick hundley

scores.... 6-3 giants... 2 hits, 2 rbi for pence top 9th... 2 outs... giants up only a run.... reyes moronta... in the closer's role for the injured hunter strickland... strikes out j.b. shuck to end the game final... 6-5 giants.... they host the san diego padres starting tomorrow speaking of the padres... the a's wrapping up their mini-two-game series in san diego... and oakland went long-ball big time in this one top 2nd... franklin barreto... hits his

first homer of the season... a 3-run job... 3-0 a's next batter... josh phegley... goes back-to-back into the left field bleachers... 4-0 a's one inning later... mark cahna... the cal and bellarmine product... goes deep to left for a solo home run... 5-0 a's next batter... the a's go back-to- back again... this time it's matt olson... with the bomb to right... 6-0 a's final... 12-4 a's... jed lowrie made it five home runs with another shot in the 9th... a's move on the chicago to play the white sox starting tomorrow and by this and by this time tomorrow

night, the warriors will be in

the thick of the nba draft. until then, golden state continuing to scout prospects... joe lacob, bob myers, and draymond green all in attendance today at the warriors facility. one of the players they were gathering intel on is a former bay area prep standout. gary trent junior..played his high school ball at napa's prolific prep before taking his talents to duke. after a year of playing under coach k, he could be joining the defending world champions. (sot: trent)tag: trent's dad... gary trent sr... had a long career in the nba and was known as "the shaq of the mac" in college... he was an undersized power forward from the mac conference "i can't even count how many times i've dreamed about it, so finally it's here. try to put a lot of hard work into it "i try to model my game after devin booker, klay thompson and bradley beal and just take bits and pieces of everybody game's. my favorite player of all time is kobe bryant and kevin garnett as well. he's like an uncle to me

and he was just always calling me, him picking my mind, me picking his mind. talking to him and little things like that." houston houston rockets fans can't get over their game 7 loss against the warriors and they're taking it out on ayesha curry. she is opening an "international smoke" restaurant in houston and the yelp reviews have all been negative despite no one eating there yet. some fans stating "no real rockets fan would eat here." ayesha already has an international smoke restaurant in san francisco. while san francisco.restaurant in smoke international smoke restaurant in san francisco.

while california has legalized recreational marijuana - warriors guard nick young wants to take it a step further. he told tmz sports that cocaine should be legal and that quote "everybody needs to do cocaine." after the video of the interview went viral, young took to instagram to say he was not being serious. he says he was trying to be funny. young played for golden state on a 1-year contract this past season and is expected to be a free agent this offseason. world cup... spain beat iran 1-0... uruguay beat saudi arabia 1-0... but the match of the day... christiano ronaldo... coming off a hat rick in porgugal's opener... trying to get it done against morocco... it didn't take long... 4th minute... ronaldo... heads it in off a corner kick... that was the only goal of the game portugal wins 1-0... they round out group play monday against iran (ken) new talk about uses for the 5-g cellular network.. which may affect much more than just your smart phone.. details next.

(pam) you may have heard about 5-g.it is a cellular network that could make your phone faster.(ken) but researchers are looking at new ways to use the technology --and it may change the way you live. mary moloney has a look in today's consumer watch. 5g is going to be a big deal. the next generation wireless technology is lightning quick making your phone 10 times faster than 4g -- according to

industry expectations.but what else is possible?that's what researchers want to find out. ericsson teamed up with king's college london to look at new ways to use 5g.think remote surgery -- with virtual reality gloves.paving the way for doctors to operate on a patient on the other side of the world via a robot.or digitizing a piano player's hands -- to help teach people how to play remotely.it may even power self-driving cars -- and smart cities.right now -- verizon -- at&t -- t-mobile -- and sprint are developing and testing 5g network technology.the faster connection may come in the not-so-distant future.the wireless industry expects 5g networks to launch in 2020.for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. (pam) married people may have a lower risk of heart disease... that's what a new study suggests. researchers analyzed more than 30 studies that included information from more than two- million people.than two- from more information that included than 30 studies analyzed more researchers suggests. new study that's what a heart disease... lower risk of may have a married people (pam) mary moloney. (pam) married people may have a lower risk of heart disease... that's what a new study suggests. researchers analyzed more than 30 studies that

included information from more than two- million people. they found that unmarried people had a 42- percent greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease , than married folks. and they had a 16-percent higher risk of coronary artery disease.the data also showed that the risks of developing heart- related diseases were greater for formerly married people, than for currently married people. lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will start to heat up. we can expect hot 90s inland but much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. this weekend looks hot with triple digits

inland and even some 70s near the coast. fire danger will be elevated inland with some gusty winds in the north and east bay. cooler weather and more low clouds and fog will return next monday. last weather and goodbye a full hour of a full hour a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

president trump after the up road -- a program for families separated at the border. and the embattled official. confronted at a mexican restaurant. then a woman attacked while out for a jog speaks out. >> i'm not going to let this happen. this is not how my story ends. >> how she got away. >> and what you can do to stay safe. >> plus, what's it like to be right underneath a tornado?