supreme court to uphold president trump's travel ban. these seven countries - most m of them are are majority muslim countries. good evening i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. this comes as protests against president trump's immigration policies continue in the bay area and across the nation. tonight we've confirmed that at least two children separated from their parents at the border are being held in a facility in pleasant hill. let's get to reporter natasha chen live in washington for more on the supreme court ruling today. the supreme court has upheld the president trump's travel ban in a 5-4 ruling.this case was regarding the third version of the travel ban that has been in effect since december. today the supreme court ruled 5-4 that presiden't trump's travel restrictions on people from seven countries will stay

in effect. president donald trump: the ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the democrat politicians are wrong and they turned out to be very wrong and what we're looking for as republicans, i can tell you is strong borders, no crime. the policy restricts nationals from iran, north korea, syria, libya, yemen, somalia...and certain venezuelan government officials ...from entering the united states. but this travel ban is very different from the first issued in january of 2017.mass protests followed at various airports across the country, lawsuits were filed, and the ban was blocked.in march 2017 - a second travel ban was unveiled - and blocked again. the trump administrtation released the most recent version of the travel ban in september of last year.in december, the supreme court allowed this newest version to take effect pending appeal. the state of hawaii - as lead plaintiff - argued against the ban, saying one - that the president had overstepped his authority.and two - that the order violates the constitution's establishment clause- which bars the government from favoring one religion over another.at issue are some of the comments then candidate- trump made during his campaign - "donald j. trump is calling for a complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states"but today - chief justice john roberts said the travel ban fit quote "squarely within the scope of presidential authority." in

washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. (vicki) house minority leader nancy pelosi reacted to the travel ban ruling today. she tweeted... "the supreme court's dangerous decision in hawaii v. trump undermines our values, our security, & our constitution. no matter how many times @realdonaldtrump rewrites his #muslimban, it remains one of the great injustices of our time. #nomuslimbanever." sentaor kamala harris also tweeted about the ruling... said... "the supreme court's

decision to uphold the president's muslim ban is shameful.this nation was built upon the promise that people of all faiths should be welcome to our shores. today's decision is an utter failure abdication of our moral leadership." (catherine) people advocating for muslim- americans and the immigrant community reacted angrily to today's supreme court ruling... (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly was there as a hastily organized rally came together on the steps of san francisco's city hall ...sending the message that the fight against the travel ban is not over. no ban no wall sanctuary for allthose at the impromptu rally chanted and held signs reading no ban no wall sanctury for all. i am here to say president trump we will not back down we will continue to fight san francisco supervisor ahsha safai (ah- shaw sah-fah-ee)...who's father is from iran, e the country's affected by the travel ban called today's 5-4 decision to uphold it....shameful. a five for

decision does not mean the majority of united states stands with you the speakers call the the president's policy a muslim ban since five of the seven counties on the list have overwhelmingly muslim populations.we understand that as racism we understand this as white supremacy we understand this as targeted hate at the arab and muslim communities this decision today is a travesty of justice a grimm stain on the supreme court's legacy this is how dictators get started when there is no check and balance civil rights attorney donald tamaki says just because this decision comes from the highest court in the land....doesn't mean the fight is over. public the public does not agree with the decision that came down the answer is also is legend is also in legislation and in organizing to change this many setbacks in for example the civil rights movement in the rights of women to be equal and get equal pay, the rights of be discriminated against in hiring and public accommodations all of those things at one time we are lawful and courts and ultimately they were changed so it's not the end of the fight by any meansthose rallying today say they to mobilize and advocate for an end to the travel ban.maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) (catherine) kron4 sent a push alert

when the supreme court ruling came down. make sure you have our kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (catherine)(on cam) new tonight - you can add the bay area to the communities participating in the separation of undocumented parents and children at the u.s. mexico border. kron 4 news has confirmed that two adolescent girls, separated from their parents within the last 24 days - are now at a child care facility in pleasant hill. a spokeman for the city says the facility is run by southwest key, which contracts with the office of refugee resettlement to house, feed, educate and care for as many as 25 immigrant children who arrived at the border alone. southwest key says the federal government considers

separated minors as unaccompanied minors, and that's why the two children ended up at their facility. it says it doesn not support the separation of families at the border..and children back with their parents. there's no timetable on when that might happen. (vick) firefighters are still struggling to get an upper hand on the wildfire burning in lake county tonight. so far it has burned 11-thousand-500 burned 11-thousand-500 acres and it is just 5-percent contained. 22 buildings have been destroyed and 600 are still threatened. . around 15- hundred people have been forced from their homes.. and there's no word when they will be allowed back in. lets go live to lake county tonight-- kron4's terisa estacio is standing by with the latest. terisa? (catherine) (catherine) let's get a

check on the weather conditions and what firefighters are dealing with tonight. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with that. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weatr conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday wh increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on

friday high pressure will build overhead to bring hot temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week. (catherine) in the east bay... in the east (catherine) in the east bay... police say they've found two more victims -- after a teacher was accused of sexually assaulting two other young children. 28-year-old brandon genest taught high school at the bentley school in lafayette. he's accused of assaulting two children he was babysitting -- ages 5 and 7. now - police say there are two other victims under the age of 14. the string of charges against genest include lewd acts with a child and indecent exposure. he's scheduled to appear in court on thursday. (2-shot/vicki) to the south

bay now where a plan to revive the all but shutteredvallco mall in cupertino is a step closer to reality.(2- shot/catherine) not only that -- the project is seen as a kind of test case for legislation designed to help ease the bay area's housing crunch.(double box) kron four's rob fladeboe is live in cupertino...and brings us up to date.rob? (rob live) lots of ideas and plans for what to do with the long defunct vallco shopping center here on wolfe road have come and gone in recent years. but this latest project may be headed for the fast track because it includes some badly needed affordable housing, built in the 70's and once a marquis destination for silcon valley shoppers, the sprawling vallco shopping mall is now home to just a handful of businesses, it's glory days long since gone. but now, ownersandhill properties is proposing a massive housing project with 1-point-8 million re feet of office space and 400,000 square feet of retail the project would include 24-hundred housing units,50-percent of which

would be considered affordable housing. on monday, cupertino notified the developer that the project appears to qualifiy for considration under sb-35. written by senator scott weiner, sb-35 requires california cities to fast-track certain residential and mixed use projects. critics of the project worry about the impact on traffic but affordable housing advocates like silicon valley at home are delighted.david meyer/silicon valley@home ".....that's really what sb-35 was designed to do, designed to help provide tools to actually get housing built in places where there are processes and delays and we hope this project in cupertino will serve as an example for other projects that are interested in getting this kind of housing built to address the hosing crisis..." (rob live) final approval of the plan could come by late september. at the same time, the city is considering a couple of other plans that are not impacted by sb-35. live in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(vicki) coming up... the woman dubbed "permit patty" is speaking out tonight-- after the incident where she appeared to be calling police on a little girl selling water. hear her side of the story. (catherine) ls people are heading to yosemite for summer vacations.. but if you plan to tackle half dome --- there are some important safety tips. the warning comes after a man fell to his death.. (vicki) a popular east bay water park is shut down tonight.. after people

reported getting sick. details on what caused the illness.

(vicki) a popular east bay water park has been shut down due to a malfunctioning water purification systemit was discovered that the system was not working when a parent reported children being sick after playing in the water kron4's haaziq madyun shows you were it happened the sign reads caution water is recirculated do not drink. that sign is posted here at the blue goose water park in

brentwood. the park's water by the contra costa health services department. sot supervising environmental health specialist vanessa cordier says the county received a report that several children allegedly became ill after playing in the water at blue goosesotthat prompted health services to perform a recreational health inspection of the blue goose water feature on june 20th. the inspection revealed a non- functioning ultra violet light water purification system nat/sot haaziqcan someone become ill if the u-v system is not working?sot brentwood city officials say

the water feature at blue goose will remain closed until the u-v system is replaced and county inspectors sign off on it being safe for kids to return...in brentwood haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) the fallout from a san francisco battle over bottled water isn't over... now we're hearing directly from the woman nicknamed 'permit patty.' her name is actually alison ettel.she's been getting flak for complaining about an 8- year-old african american girl who was selling water on the street without a permit. the girl's mother took this video...which includes ettel's claim that she was calling police - although that never actually happened. ettel says she wants the world to know that she's sorry.. she also says the initial complaint was about noise...that she couldn't concentrate on getting work done...and had

asked the mother if they could keep it down. alison ettel - and i said do you have a permit for the water you're selling, maybe this could get her to move. she says i have exactly what i need, why don't you call and ask the police, you know i'm doing ever right. (dissolve?) people don't understand what exactly was going on. it was something like 'two dollar water, two dollars cold water - continuously repetition for hours. i had no idea who it was - all i heard was the yelling. how could it possibly be racism? i should have never have confronted her and i know that but i did and i'm embarrassed by that. ettel says ettel says she wishes she'd just walked away.the backlash has been erce. she's an cannabis entrepeneur andjust a short time ago - announced her resignation from the company where sheworked. the viral fuss had resulted in her products being pulled from shelves. ettel has also been called a racist and says she's been getting death threats. (vicki) today the supreme court blocked a california law that required anti-abortion clinics to give clients information about state-funded medical services, including abortions. our

washington correspondent jessica smith has the story. in a 5-4 vote, the supreme court decided anti-abortion pregnancy centers do not have to give women information about abortion. the court ruled against a california law that required the mostly christian pregnancy centers to inform women about state-offered services -- including abortion. alison centofante with "life action," says the centers provide counseling and resources to women -- and should not have to advertise abortions. abortion rights groups, like naral say the decision allows clinics to intentionally deceive women, in order to convince them to decide against an abortion.

abortion//they don't need pro- life pregnancy centers to do their advertising for them.> justice stephen breyer and all three women on the court dissented...saying the law only provided women with information; it did not require clinics to encourage abortions. abortion rights groups worry the decision is a step toward outlawing abortion. that's something anti-abortion groups don't deny. in washington, i'm jessica (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and bay area. high

were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to bring hot temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week.

(catherine) still ahead.. a warning in the east bay after burglars target more than one home. what police say you need to look out for. (vicki) and after the break... we have some safety tips if you plan on hiking the popular half dome in yosemite this summer. (catherine) a program reminder... be sure to tune into our special 4th of july show. we'll cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco. it's the only show in the bay area. the

fun starts wednesday night... july 4th..here on kron 4.

(vicki) it's a view many dream to see-- the top of half dome. every summer-- hundreds visit to take on the long, strenuous hike. but there are some safety concerns after a hiker fell to his death climbing the granite cliffs. dennis valera has some half dome safety tips. "for the last hundred or so years, these cables have been helping people climb up half dome here in yosemite. now while the hike just to this point is long and strenuous, these cables have rules of their own."the famous cables on yosemite...the last stretch before you see the valley in a whole new way.weather is one

of the biggest things to consider.we lucked out with a sunny day...but in may... stormy conditions turned this large hunk of granite slick. causing the death of 29- year-old asish penugonda. "if there's storm clouds anywhere nearby. it's very dangerous to be here on top, or down on sub dome, or on the cables."nats: "just grab onto these?" / "yeah, just grab on."the most important thing to do is never let go nats: "it's o-k what i'm doing?" áchucklesá especially when you rest.took on the you'll see i cables. always was you'll also see always on the those are for a breather.nats: "would you like to pass us or should we go by you?"communication is key when running into other hikers.see who's down faster...decide who should go.there is two-way traffic...you should side. that...up the famous half dome. it? it's great now "yeah." (vicki) that was dennis valera reporting. some her things to keep in mind before the hike.. make sure you're physically and mentally ready. check the forecast to make sure the weather is safe. start the hike early enough that you

can make it back down to your starting point by late afternoon. (catherine) next at 5:30... a huge wildfire continues to grow in lake county. why firefighters are having a particularly tough time.. (vick) firefighters are still

struggling to get an upper hand on the wildfire in lake county tonight. so far it's burned 11-thousand-500 acres and is just 5-percent contained. 22 buildings have been destroyed and 600 are still threatened. tonight-- around 15-hundred people have been forced from their homes. (catherine) crews continue working around the clock to try to put the fire out. kron-4's will tran talked to one of the firefighters today -- who says the dry conditions are making it very tough. fire officials say a blaze in northern california that drove more than 1,000 people to flee their homes grew overnight and was heading toward a sparsely populated area.california's department of forestry and fire protection spokeswoman emily smith said tuesday that the fire in lake county north of san francisco is now nearly 18 square miles the blaze burning through dry brush, grass and timber has destroyed 12 homes since it started on saturday and is threatening 600 structures.about 1,500 people remain under mandatory orders.officials say unusually hot weather, high winds and highly flammable vegetation turned

brittle by drought helped fuel several fires that began over the weekend.those same conditions led to the state's deadliest and most destructive fire year in 2017. (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. (vick) in the east bay... hercules police are warning residents to be on the look out for burglars. an attempted home burglary happened yesterday on the 200 block of obsidian way. the two would-be thieves were scared away by the home owner

and fled in this car. then a short time later, a homeowner in the 11-hundred block of south shelter bay reported two burglars in his home. he woke up to the sound of his front door being kicked in. after discovering someone was home, the burglars ran away. .. (vicki) the lawyer for ghost ship master tenant derick almena says he will consider a plea bargin for his alleged role in the 20-16 warehouse fire. almena's lawyer say he believes almena is innocent of the 36-counts of involuntary manslaughter... but they would consider a plea agreement if it would quote "eliminate the pain and suffering and anguish of the families of the deceased." almena and his co-defendant max harris could face up to 39 years in prison is they are convicted of the charges. the trial is scheduled to begin on july 16. (catherine) a go-fund-me page has been set up for the family of a man killed at a dinner party in santa rosa. it happened sunday night-- when a colorado man armed with two handguns and explosives..

barged into his son's home looking for his estranged wife. his wife wasn't there - but police say walter ross opened fire anyway - killing43-year-old tim gillaspie. police say gillaspie had tried to stop the man. the victim leaves behind his wife and two sons. if you'd like to help--- there's a link to the go-fund- me page on our website at kron-4 dot com. (catherine) in the north bay. a bear was spotted trying to get inside a pen full of goats.. it happened in sebastopol - around gravenstein highway and mill station road, . police were called - but by the time they arrived - the bear had run off. the goats were not hurt.. authorities say it's a good reminder to keep any livestock, includingsheep, goats, pigs.....safely penned up at night. also - keep garbage cans tightly sealed - to discourage bears from looking for food.. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds

further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to bring hot temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week. (catherine) another big story we are following tonight... 17 states and the district of columbia are suing the trump administration

over the separation of families at the u-s mexico border. attorneys general of those states and d-c filed the lawsuit in federal court today. (vicki) meanwhile, parents continue to search for their children being held in detention facilities. cnn's nick valencia has the story. tonight the health and human services secretary alex azar says that he can find any child separated from his or her migrant parents hi seconds."alex azar/ health and human services secretary: "there is no reason why any parent would not know where their child is located. i could at the stroke of keystrokes, i sat on the orr portal, with just basic keystrokes, within seconds could find any child within our care for any parent."but hundreds of parents are still looking for their children after being separated when they entered the u.s. illegally. (nats) "he used to tell me every night before he went to sleep i love you mommy, good night."this mother recounts how officials took her son.(nats) "i didn't have the chance to tell him anything because they took him away from me in the middle of the night while he was still asleep."this father is missing his daughter's birthday.(nats) "my girl is turning 10 years

old today and i can't even call her to tell her i love her so much." and from inside the port isabel detention center i spoke by phone with an emotional mother.(nats) yanitza says her 6 year old daughter doesn't understand why she was abandoned by her mom.new video that aired on msnbc gives a candid look inside a federal facility looking after children separated from their parents. the video was taken by a former employee at that center in new york city.in the video the former employee can be heard talking with a child who wants to talk to her parents. the shelter for comment. (vicki) (vicki) and in reaction to the president's immigration policy... dozens of people gathered at the west county detention center in

richmond today to protest. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports.

(catherine) coming up... the f-d-a greenlights a medicine made from marijuana. how it could help children with epilepsy.. (vicki) and take a look at this... how police discovered millions of dollars worth of pot... that came from california.

you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (vicki) take a look at this... this is jayda. she works for the chico police department and is pictured here with the pot she helped officers seize. there's 15-hundred pounds of it. that's a street value of about ten million dollars. she sniffed out the pot when officers pulled over a driver suspected of narcotics trafficking. the driver was arrested and charged. police say the pot came from california. (catherine) police in spain posted a video of a dog

performing life-saving techniques on his trainer. the trainer was actually fine and this was a training simulation. the officer dramatically fell to the ground and the tiny dog named 'poncho' ran over and tried to wake him up by pushing his side. when that didn't work - poncho jumped up and downon his chest...doing a version of c-p-r -- then put his ear next to the officer's mouth to listen for breathing. then repeated the whole process. madrid police posted the video saying 'poncho' is a little hero.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. why turn a meal into a snack...

when you can turn a snack into a meal. a three cheese blend, pico de gallo, double the marinated steak, and a medium drink. at least they're cute! taco bell's new $5 steak nachos box. it's kind of a big meal. sfx: bong

it's kind of a big meal. story we're following. the f-d-a has approved the first prescription drug derived from marijuana.. it's called 'epi-dio-lex.' and will come in syrup form. it's made from a purified ingredient in cannabis called

c-b-d oil.(catherine) it's intended to treat severe seizures in children - caused by two rare forms of epilepsy. kron 4's gabe slate talked to a representative of the epilepsy foundation of northern california. he says thousands of parents are hoping this will be the miracle drug to end the daily seizures their children suffer. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news "

carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now it's been illegal carlos says anyone trying this treatment needs to make sure it's under a doctor's watch. :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california as long as these new options are managed and watched by a respected neurologist or epileptologist then these options could be good" in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. ken wayne is standing by in the newsroom. ken?(ken) thank you vicki. coming up new tonight at six.. an angry passenger goes on

a scary profantiy laced tirade during a flight. tonight - we hear from the woman who shot this now viral video - the entire left a crewmember other fliers in tears. then - also new at six - we get reaction from a local lawmaker... after kron4 confirmed that two children separated from their parents at the border are being held here in the bay area that's next at six - vicki? (vicki) thank you ken - we will see you and pam at six. (catherine) we've been honoring outstanding bay area teachers.. tonight it's a kindergarten teacher celebrated forcreating 'joy and excitement' in the classroom.. we're talking about ann villegas - at hillside elementary in san leandro. colleagues say she's a 'thinking teacher' - always reflecting on what's going well - and what she can improve. ann helped create a program that's used district-widefor children in transitional kindergarten. she spends a lot of time getting to know not only her students - but their families. she's so beloved - the san lorenzo

unified school district recently named her their teacher of the year.. if you know a special teacher you'd like to nominate - just go to our website, kron4-dot-com. choose 'features' - and click on teacher of the week. (vicki) a georgia teacher's dying wish was for mourners to help needy children get school supplies. tammy waddell died of colon cancer earlier this month, but before she passed away, she shared an important message:. she told her family instead of flowers at her funeral, she wanted people to donate backpacks filled with school supplies for students in need. one of the photos from her funeral shows church pews lined with dozens of donated backpacks. the funeral home says they got roughly 130 packs - each filled filled with enough supplies to last half a school year, and the donations are still coming in. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our

weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to bring hot temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week. (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... another story of someone getting creative with affordable housing. how you can buy this bus converted tiny home... that came from the bay

area. week.normal by next cool to near normal by next week.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... another story of someone getting creative with affordable housing. how you can buy this bus converted tiny home... that came from the bay area.

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remember-- yesterday we told you about a man converting an old school bus into his dream home. today-- we introduce you to a california woman who's spent thousands of dollars-- and 3 years-- converting an old greyhound bus into a tiny home. (catherine) and - she bought that and - she bought that bus right here in the bay area. clark four- aker shows us the bus - which is now for sale. with a bed at one end and a steering wheel at the other ... jessie lipskin spent three years converting this old style passenger bus intoer home which she starting living in in january.jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it looked just like a commuter bus from the

60's or 70's. all of the original seats were in. it was pretty dusty, but it had lived it's life in the desert after it retired from the san francisco bay area. so, it was completely preserved."lipskin bought the bus for seven thousand dollars off ebay after she decided she wanted to live more sustainably.she spent one hundred twenty five thousand dollars renovating the inside, which had everything an apartment would and she says more square feet than some places in new york city.a full size bedroom and fishbowl window fill the back bedroom, there's a full size shower, more than 7 feet of closet space and a kitchen with sink, stove and refrigerator.jessie lipskin, bus owner: "in here, i have the washer spinner, which is an apartment washer/dryer." clark fouraker, reporting: "the 1966 gmc bus still works. in fact it was driven from california to asbury park, new jersey before the renovations began. thousands of dollars of mechanical work has done. things like new air brakes and new tires. but good news the original horn still works." jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it's too large for me. i can't drive it on my own. it's s stick shift and 40 feet long."since the bus no longer carries passengers for hire, anyone with a regular drivers license is allowed to get behind the wheel and lipskin often hires friend to drive it for her.she has it up for sale right now on craigslist and sites that sell tiny homes.she says she's had trouble finding buyers because real estate agents and r-v brokers say

they're not allowed tot sell the converted bus.jessie lipskin, bus owner: "it was a labor of love for sure, so i want to find to the right person that will really appreciate it and wants to live this sort of lifestyle." lipskin says she says she wants to live in a tiny home again ... but wants to downsize to one smaller than the bus. (catherine) that was clark four-aker reporting. lipskin is hoping to sell her commuter home for 149-thousand dollars. (vicki) she says it comfortably sleeps four people. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you catherine and vicki.... coming up tonight at six. what we know about a facility here in the bay area...where at least two children ... separated from their parents at the border... are being held.

tonight - we have reaction from an east bay congressman. (ken) then - an east bay children's water park has been shut down ... it's after a family says they got sick after visiting.we'll tell you what an inspection revealed. kron4 news at six starts next.

tonight at 6. california leads 17- states suing to force the trump administration to reunite families which have been separated at the border. authorities have separated thousands of children from their parents in recent weeks. last week, president trump issued an executive order that was supposed to end the practice, but the lawsuit alleges, the order fails to do so completely ...

and fails to reunite children with their families. thk you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken)and i'm ken wayne. we're just now learning that about two dozen children are being held at an east bter for immigrant youth. two of them are young girls who were separated from their families as a result of the administration's zero-tolerance policy. kron4's dakerman joins us now from pleasant hill with more. this pleasant hill building houses a program providing shelter for immigrant children who cross at the border alone. it's run by southwest key which contracts with the federal government's office of refugee resettlement. but now the city of pleasant hill has confirmed it's also tied up with the trump administration' s recent policy to separate parents and children.sot martin nelis/city of pleasant hill spokesman 23-33 of the 27 minors who are at the facility 2 of them are adolescent girls who were recently separated from their parents within the

last 24 days. theyve been transferred to the shelter here in pleasant hill.the specific age of the two girls is not known but southwest key has told the city the age of all the minors in the shelter ranges from 12 to 17 years old and efforts are now underway to reunify the two girls with their parents.sotto our knowledge its a much better situation for these minors than those separated and living in caged units or army camps in texas . weve never had any issues or complaints with this facility over the last 13 years . they've always been good neighbors to residents and businesses that surround that facility.sot rep. mark desaulnier (d-walnut creek) 104-113i want to make sure those kids are safe, they're not traumatized any more than they've already been and we want to get them reunified with their children as quickly as possibleeast bay congressman mark desaulnier who's district covers pleasant hill, and has been a harsh critic of the president's separation policy says he just found out about the separated children being at pleasant hill facility. and says he now wants to see it for

himself.sotwe've asked to do a tour of the facility. we have asked to come and look at it. i am back in the bay area thursday for the july 4 break so i would definitely like to take a look at it. we've been referred to health and humans services to get their permission147/their permission (ken) protesters are (ken) permission (ken) (ken) protesters are making their voices heard all over the country today.in richmond, dozens of activists have been gathered outside a detention center all day to protest president trump's zero tolerance immigration policy.

in los angeles, more than two dozen immigration activists were arrested for failing to disperse during a protest outside a federal court of visi u-s attorney general jeff sesssions.(pam) protesters gathered on the steps of the u.s. supreme court to protest today's 5-to-4 decisiion .... upholding the third version of president trump's travel ban... restricting entry to the u.s. for people from seven countries.

nats no ban, no wall! no ban, no wall!the reaction was immediate people gathered to protest at the supreme court one of them was darakshan raja a muslim american.darakshan raja / muslim-americani feel really heartbroken i feel that it's a decision on the wrong side of history.president trump celebrated the high court's decision - which upheld the third version of his administration's travel ban.president trumpthis is a great victory for our constitution, we have to be tough and we have to be safe and we have to e secu. at a minimum we have to make sure that we vet people who are comin ginto the country. justice kennedy joined the court's four conservative justices in the 5-4 decision. while the court made clear it did not endorse the president's anti-muslim tweets and speeches. alexandra limon / @washingtonin that majority opinion the justices wrote that nowhere in the text --is religion actually mentioned. they also say that decision making about national security falls squarly within the president's authority. darakshan raja / muslim- americanthe fact is that the court has upheld a racist, xenophobic, islamophobic travel ban, quote unquote, which is really a muslim ban. the challenge to the president's travel ban originated in hawaii and

hawaii democratic senator mazie hirono joined the protesters sen. mazie hirono / hawaii (d)the supreme court basically said, mr president you can do whatever the hell you want. and we have to say to him, hell no!the travel b restricts travel from five muslim majority nations as well as north korea and venezuela. in washington alexandra limon. (ken) oakland mayor libby schaaf responded to today's ruling on twitter... tweeting "banning travelers from muslim-majority countries and separating families at our borders does not make us stronger or safer, it makes us weak in the eyes of the world." (pam) the u.s. supreme court decision to uphold the travel ban .... was also denounced today by san francisco supervisors at a rally on the steps of city

hall. but kron4's maureen kelly reports .... that was just one of two policies linked to the trump adminstration.. that made city politicians take aim.. the other, the separation of immigrant families at the u-s - mexico border. the supreme court is on the wrong side of history city leaders and members of the immigrant community had previously scheduled the afternoon rally on the steps of city hall to rail the separatation of immigrant children from their families under president trump's zero tolerance policy at the us-mexico border.but they felt they had to react to the latest development on the highest court's decision to uphold the travel ban. when we legalize the discrimination of immigrants vote based on religious believes, when we legalize the kidnapping of ildren pulling nursing babies from the arms of their mothers we have entered a very dark placesupervisor sandra lee fewer is the author of one of two resolutions expected to pass at today's board of supervisor's meeting that calls for the end of the practice of separating

immigrant families. the other resolution is in support of senator dianne feinstein's keep families together act brough forward by supervisor catherine stephani, a mother of two children. the very thought that someone would rip them out of my arms and i may never see them again stirs up a rage in me two days after the resolutions were introducted the president signed an executive order to keep families detained together. but there are still over 2000 children in limbo. if someone would've ripped me for my grandmothers home i don't know how i would even think at that time what would go through my mind over 2000 children in cages separated from their families that's with this administration is doing and it is tearing our country apart those here say both polices are dehumanizing....and not aligned with san francisco values.maureen kelly kron4 news. (ken) firefighters are still struggling to get an upper hand on the wildfire burning

in lake county tonight. so far it has burned 11- thousand-500 acres and it is just 5-percent contained. 22 buildings have been destroyed and 600 are still threatened. around 15- hundred people have been forced from their homes.. and there's no word when they will be allowed back in. kron4's terisa estacio has the latest. lawrence karnow: it lawrence has the latest. terisa estacio kron4's in. kron4's terisa estacio has the latest.

lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below

normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to briotng h temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week. ( pam ) coming up... a flight diverted because of an unruly passenger yelling and cursing in the aisles.. more on what happened ahead. (ken ) plus, great news for lovers of muir woods ... a huge, new piece of land added to the public space in the north bay ... and redwoods abound there .. details ahead. (pam) an old mall will give way to new housing and retail for the south bay.. and affordable living may be a part of the plan.. details next.

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shopping, lots of office space and affordable housing .(pam) tonight .... kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look at a plan that might just be on a fast track .... to replace the all but abandoned vallco shopping mall in cupertino. built in the 70's and once a marquis destination for silcon valley shoppers, the sprawling vallco shopping mall is now home to just a handful of businesses, it's glory days long since gone. but now, ownersandhill properties is proposing a massive housing

project with 1-point-8 million square feet of office space and 400,000 square feet of retail the project would include 24-hundred housing units,50-percent of which would be considered affordable housing. on monday, cupertino notified the developer that the project appears to qualifiy for considration under sb-35. written by senator scott weiner, sb-35 requires california cities to fast-track certain residential and mixed use projects. critics of the project worry about the impact on traffic but affordable housing advocates like silicon valley at home are delighted.david meyer/silicon valley@home "...we know that a large number of people are commuting long distances into cupertino and the valley for their jobs and having more options for people of different income levels will help the city maintain it's diverse and creative edge..." affordable housing advocates are hoping the vallco project wll have smooth sailing and inspire other projects to take advantage ofthe fast track process provided by sb-35.in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 (pam) (pam) nature lovers can

celebrate... an enviromental group just bought a large redwood forest in sonoma county... with plans to preserve it .. and open it as a public park 'save the redwoods league' purchased harold richardson redwoods reserve. it is located just north of cazadero on the sonoma coast. it is more than seven -hundred acres - that is a third larger than muir woods. it is home to the oldest and widest tree in the county.... wider than a two- lane road. the league spent nearly ten - million dollars on the land... and

hopes to open the park in the next three- years. a popular east bay water park has been shut down due to a malfunctioning water purification system. it was discovered that the system was not working when a parenreported children being sick after playing in the waterkron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened the sign reads caution water is recirculated do not drink. that sign is posted here at the blue goose water park in brentwood. the park's water feature was recently shut down by the contra costa health services department. sot supervising environmental health specialist vanessa cordier says the county received a report that several children allegedly became ill after playing in the water at blue goosesotthat prompted health services to perform a recreational health

inspection of the blue goose water feature on june 20th. the inspection revealed a non- functioning ultra violet light water purification system nat/sot haaziqcan someone become ill if the u-v system is not working?sothowever health services inspectors pulled the plug on the water feature until the u-v- system is replaced sot these parents say they have been keeping an eye on how the city of brentwood has handled the situationsotsot brentwood city officials say the water feature at blue goose will remain closed until the u-v system is replaced and county inspectors sign off on it being safe for kids to return...in brentwood haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) also in the east bay...

police say, they have found two more victims -- after a teacher was accused of sexually assaulting two other young children. 28-yeaolbrandon genest taught high school at the bentley school in lafayette. he is accused of assaulting two children he was babysitting -- ages 5 and 7. now - police say, there are two other victs under the age of 14. the string of charges against genest ... include lewd acts with a child andindecent exposure. he is scheduled to appear in court on thursday. (ken) a go-fund-me page has been set up for the family of a man killed at a dinner party in santa rosa. it happened sunday night-- when a colorado man armed with two handguns and explosives.. barged into his son's home looking for his estranged wife. his wife wasn't there - but police say walter ross opened fire anyway - killing43-year-old tim gillaspie. police say gillaspie had tried to stop the man. the victim leaves behind his wife and two sons. if you'd like to help---

there's a link to the go-fund- me page on our website at kron-4 dot com. let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still wa inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will build overhead to bring hot temperatures inland. highs on

friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week.

(pam)(pam) coming up... local sheriffs deputies carrying narcan to save people from drug overdoses... had a surprising turn, when they had to use it on one of their own.. we'll tell you why. (ken) a passenger so profane and disruptive... some passengers and crew members were reduced to tears .. details up next..

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spirit airlines flight was diverted from houston to minneapolis... after an irate passenger had to be removed from the plane. keith garvin spoke with a passenger who recorded the incident... and said it was a very scary experience. nats "get me the fóák off this g-d d--m plane... you gotta be. you don't see me. you will."this was the second outburst from a passenger on flight nk-346 from george bush to minneapolis monday morning.the flight left houston at 8:29.it was scheduled to land in minneapolis at minneapolis- saint paul international airport just after 11 o-clock -- but had to be diverted to rochester, minnesota for a medical emergency.chianti washington/passenger: "just to be in that confined space with someone that is going through something very traumatic in their life and there's nothing you can do, there's nowhere you can go."chianti washington of stafford is the passenger who posted and shared this video.you see the woman storming down the aisle yelling and cursing and at one point, two men confront her -- possibly to calm her down. nats: "i don't f---ing care.

put me in a f---ing psych vest."she makes her way just outside the cockpit and not knowing what to do -- you hear passengers trying to calm each other.nats: "i don't think she's okay." "no, it's okay. it's okay. it's okay." police officers eventually arrive and take the woman off the plane but washington says she did not go quietly -- yelling and screaming until she was off the plane. washington says the incident left her and most of the other passengers visibly shaken. chianti washington/passenger: er know. and they can have a breaking point at any moment and you know there are children on this flight and it just made me think of my 11-year-old son. and you just never know."nats: "get me the f--- outta here. get me the f--- out of here." that was keith garvin reporting.washington said at least one flight attendant and a number of passengers were crying after the incident. ( pam ) coming up... when it comes to the treatment of women.. the united states makes the top ten on a dubious international list... (ken) a california law

involving abortions .. got shot down in a controversial decision by the u.s. supreme court today... the full story.. next.

the u.s. supreme court today ruled against a california law that required anti-abortion centers in the state to give women information about access to ab (pam) as capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports tonight -- even with the high court ruling, the case is not quite over. (pkg)

marie leatherby, exec. dir. sacramento life center " just celebrating."at sacramento life center --you will no longer see state-mandated abortion information signs up in their lobby.marie leatherby, exec. dir. sacramento life center "the minute we could, we took 'em down."executive director marie leatherby is keeping those signs in her office at the crisis pregnancy center...for now.marie leatherby, exec. dir. sacramento life center "i'd actually love to shred them or burn them if i could." on tuesday -- the supreme court ruled, in a 5 to 4 decision, california's reoductive fact act -- is likely unconstitutional.in 2015 -- california enacted the law...which said those centers had to post signs and notices in waiting rooms about free or low-cost access to prenatal care and abortions...also -- centers not medically licensed had to disclose under teh law. assemblymembers david chiu and autumn burke had authored the law.asm. autumn burke (d-marina del ray) "the message we send today is you shot one over the bow, we're going to shoot three over the bow. we're going to protect women's health care, we're going to protect women's rights and you're going to have to do better than this decision."asm. jim patterson (r-fresno) from 2015 "it is an

effort to force objectionable and mandated speech on pro-life pregnancy care centers."that from assemblymember jim patterson in 2015...offering a warning on the fact act..asm. jim patterson (r-fresno) "this is not a vindication for me. this is a celebration for my kids and my grandkids that life really does matter."but the court's ruling tuesday sends the case back to the lower courts..the state department of justice said their lawyers are closely monitoring their options..before deciding what to do next..opponents of the law say.. it's time to move on..jonathan keller, president california family council "it's not worth it to go back to the court and to continue wasting california government taxpaying resources on defending an ultimately flawed and doomed law."some in the legislature say otherwise.. asm. david chiu (d-san francisco) "we'll look at all legislative and legal options to continue to ensure that roe v wade is not diminished by this court or future courts." sig out... (ken) california lawmakers will get raises by the end of this year. (ken) governor jerry brown's salary will top two hundred thousand dollars just before he leaves office. today a citizen board approved a three percent pay bump for brown, state lawmakers and other elected

officials. it's the sixth straight year their pay has increased. the attorney general, controller, treasurer, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction and insurance commissioner will also get raises. the new salaries take effect in december. (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in cupertino...a plan to resurrect the defunct vallco shopping mall could help ease the bay area housing crunch. the plan office space, retail and 24-hundred housiing units, 50-percent of which would qualify as badly neeeded affordable housing. the project is seen as a test case for therecently passed sb-35, which would require cities to fast-track such projects. the city has notified vallco owner sand hill properties that the project appears to meetthe bills requirements.

here in cupertino...a plan to resurrect the defunct vallco shopping mall could help ease the bay area housing crunch. the plan office space, retail and 24-hundred housiing units, 50-percent of which would qualify as badly neeeded affordable housing. the project is seen as a test case for therecently passed sb-35, which would require cities to fast-track such projects. the city has notified vallco owner sand hill properties that the project appears to meetthe bills requirements.

a final decision could come by late september. in cupertino rob fladeboe kron4 news lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds

further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure wilbuild o temperatures inland. highs on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s by saturday. the weather pattern will cool to near normal by next week. (pam) india is found to be the most dangerous country for women... that's according to a new survey released today by a foundation of experts .. included in forming the list, were

factors such as human trafficking, forced labor, forced marriage, and physical abuse. nine of the 10 countries on the list were from asia, africa, or the middle east. the only western country that made the list... was the united states at 10th overall. sexual violence, such as in rape cases, was the main reason cited for the u-s' high ranking. (pam) do you think it is important to live in a democracy?do you think the u.s. govrnment has become less democratic.. if you said yes to those questions .... you are not alone. a new bipartisan study by the george w bush and joseph biden foundations found widespread support for democracy in america, along with a lot of concern about its future. natlast month a softball crowd in visalia spontaneously sang the national anthem at the start of a game.the new study found six out of ten americans say living in a democracy is highly important to them.a majority also agreed that it is more important that the

majority does not trample on the rights of individuals and small groups.thirty nine percent chose the alternative: it is more important that the will of the majority prevails. the report also uncovered deep abouw our percent say it;s getting weaker, 55 percent say it is weak right nowand fully half the respondents agreed that america is in real danger of losing its democratic government altogether,the big problems threatening democracy: 28 percent said it 's big money influencing elections. slightly fewer cited racism. then came government paralysis and the news media's lack of reliability, (pam) reliability,media's lack of the news paralysis and government then came cited racism.slightly fewer elections.influencing elections.slightly fewer cited racism.then came government paralysis and the news media's lack of reliability, (pam) coming up... a happy ending for some ducklings caught in a storm drain ... and one very relieved mama duck.

new tonight at 6. the alameda county sheriff's department says, the "narcan" program it instituted earlier this year.... is responsible for saving the life of one of their detectives. the department says, one of its detectives was conducting a drug investigation friday, in a motel room when he suddenly fell ill and lost consciousness. the early indication is exposure to a

fentanyl dust cloud. his partner pulled him outside and administered two doses of the anti- opioid overdose drug ... at which point the detective regained consciousness. both officers were taken to the hospital following the incident, but are expected to make a full recovery. (ken) a young boy got stuck in a statue at a solano county library yesterday. (ken) fairfield fire crews found the boy at the the fairfield civic center library. they chipped away at a small piece of stone on the statue to free him. his age and just how he got inside the statue is unknown at this time. the boy did not have any injuries. but the statue sustained minor damage. (pam) in sunnyvale... ducklings caught in a storm drain had to be rescued by animal control. you can see mama duck following closely behind the animal control officer ... making sure they were "doing the job right." all the ducklings are now safe ... and together. the sunnyvale department of public safety tweeted out

this video... saying, they are pretty sure the mama duck was happy with their services... adding.. she was quite the micro- manager. coming up in sports... the warriors talk about their strategy ... as free agency is about to begin.. plus, the curry family is known for their fine dining... but steph curry opts to take a good friend to a food truck.. sports director gary radnich is up next... at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more.

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completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. with the with the nba draft all

over with, the next item on the agenda for the warriors front office-- free agency. bob myers and his staff have

a number of contract issues to address as the team has several players with their deals coming up such as nick young, javale mcgee, zaza pachulia, and david west. another thing to keep in mind is how much the rest of the league is going to alter their rosters... what's going to happen with lebron james and paul george. last year-- we saw several teams load up including houston and oklahoma city. this time around, myers expecting more of the same. "whether we are good or not, the league is gonna come after us, or any team for tt matter, which is what it should be. this is competition, you are trying to win a championship. you expect it, so for us. the job would more be about what we try and accomplish internally and whatever happens in the league, you tip your hat to

them because there's just some really smart people outthere. there's some really competitive front offices, ownership, coaches, players. that's what makes winning a championship worthwhile" steph curry has a new you- steph curry has a new you-tube series called "five minutes from home"... in one segment he took friend and musician rudy mancuso... who starred with curry in a brita commercial... to one of his favorite eating spots... a jamaican food truck..."all right... what do they got. oh! they got curry shrimp!! "really? how's that?""i planned that (hahaha)" they went to "scotch bonnet"... which is

a jamaican food truck that makes stops all over the bay area... curry called it "one of the best food trucks in the bay area"... along with the curry shrimp steph also ordered some beef patties after the warriors championship parade... curry... his wife ayasha... and children went to "tacos sinaloa"... a famous oakland taco truck on international boulevard ayesha... of boulevard international truck on oakland taco famous sinaloa"... a went to "tacos sinaloa"... a famous oakland taco truck on boulevard ayesha... of course... is for her gourmet cooking and her smokle" restaurants chef michael mina not many surprises at the nba awards show last night... but the most memorable may have been bill russell's have been bill russell's have been bill russell's reaction to charles barkley calling him last before presenting a lifetime achievment award..."sitting at this table

right here is living legends. you got chet the jet walker. thank you for everything you did for me. mister elgin baylor. thank you for everything you did for me. we got mister bill russell. thank you.">

the lakers are expected to make a lot of noise in free agency with all their cap room... in fact says he will step down as the lakers' basketball operations if he can't persuade an agent to sign with his club within the next the lakers proimary targets for are lebron james and paul george... they should have money to sign them both if johnson can to come to los angeles... if those efforts johnson will pursue the large crop of agents magic took over the lakers' front february of last year. world cup... nly one game of mote... but it was a big one... lionel messi... and argentina... facingelimination if they don't beat nigeria 14th minute... scoreless... messi... gets the through... great touch onto his right foot... and hammers it into the back of the net... 1-0 argentina diego

maradona... loves it! but in the 49th minute.. nigeria's victor moses... with a penalty kick... he makes it look easy... goal nigeria... 1-1 tie 86th minute... still 1- 1... the cross to marcos rojo... he finds the back of the net to win it for argentina!.... messi jumps on his back in celebration final... 2-1 argentina... they advance to the knockout round (wipe to argentina fans celebrate) back in buenos aires... argentina fans go wuild after the winning goal is scored... argentina will now face france in the round of 16... a oneand-done kniockout stage after not making the cut at the u-s open... tiger woods is trying something different... he is experimenting with a new putter he may use this weekend at the quicken loans national in patomac, maryland wods said he was "trying something out"... while using the putter during a practice round today.... he has previously used a scotty cameron model to win 13 of his 14 major championships the "taylor- made ardmore 3" looks like more of a mallet than the traditional blade putter woods has used for the bulk of his career (ken) (ken) coming

up... it is not the prediction anyone wants to hear .. but we take you behind the scenes as cal-fire crews get ready for what they say will likely be a long, dangerous fire season. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (ken) cal- fire is

bracing for what could be another long, dry, and destructive fire season.(pam) reporter pedro rivera has an inside look at how the agency fights large wildfires. at mcclellan airport--about 30 crew members are getting these aircrafts ready for another day of flights. they are set not to take on just one fire. brice bennett / cal fire public information officer: "five of thein fact, which could be a precursor to a very busy summer."cal fire public information officer brice bennett says they have 5 tanker planes--2 dc 10 aircrafts and helicopters ready to go and they can get to fires like the pawnee quickly."cal fire has its air bases strategically located throughout the state of california so we can have an air assest over a fire in under 15 minutes." and that red stuff you see-- thats what they are dropping on the flames. it doesnút exactly put

out the fire but it helps. "fire retardant slows the progress of fires and allows firefighters to get up next to it and actually extinguish it." so for crews in the sky and on the ground communication is key. its up to both the eyes in the sky and boots on the ground to figure out the best way to use the retardant. "communication is paramount over our fires. together the boots on the ground working with the air attack above is an orchestra making it so we can put out a fire quickly and safely."bennett said conditions in the sky are rough for pilots. each plane can make up to ten trips a days--and flying over wildfire isnút like flying out of sacramento international. "these air currents are tremendous in the mountainous valleys as well as the temperatures because the fire is heating the air. it makes for quite the bumpy ride for pilots." (pam) window washers became super - heroes for a day ... for young patients at an iowa hospital. employees from a window cleaning service changed into their secret identities of captain america... batman... spiderman and daredevil. they then repelled down

'blank children's hospital' in des moines... and played tic-tac-toe on the windows.. as they cleaned. the entertainment for the children is apparently a regular event for larry's window cleaners. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weather conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday with increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high pressure will to bring hot temperatures on friday will be in the 90s and low 100s the weather pattern will cool to near week. a full hour of entertainment news is on the

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