vicki liviakis. (ken) and i'm ken wayne in for grant lodes tonight. the word of the plans being set aside came this afternoon at a concord city council meeting. kron 4's dan kerman is live at concord city hall tonight with more. dan? carrying signs reading no trump gulag and not here not anywhere.. more than a hundred people jammed the concord city council chambers wednesday to voice their opposition to word that the department of homeland security was considering establishing an immigrant detention center at the concord weapons naval station.sotbut even before this public comment began, city officials announced they had received a copy of memo from the sheriff to the board of supervisors indicating there would be no detention center in concord.sot guy bjerke/concord director of reuse planning 44-54seconds later the city received further confirmation from east bay congressman mark desalunier who issued a statement saying he had

received "news that the u.s. department of homeland security and "i am pleased the effort to turn concord naval weapons station into a detention facility has been halted. "while that was reason for those attending the council meeting to celebrate, they cautioned the city council to continue to be vigilant. (vicki) carrying signs reading no trump gulag vigilant.continue to be vigilant. vigilant.continue to be council to the city they cautioned celebrate, meeting to council attending the those reason for while that was

(vicki)(vicki) (vicki) firefighters in lake

county are still trying to get an upper hand on the wildfire burning near clear lake. so far the "pawnee" fire has burned 13-thousand-500 acres and it is 25-percent contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in the spring valley community.. but mandatory evacuations remain in place for the double eagle ranch area. and tonight- - firefighters are racing against the clock as the weather starts to heat up again. (ken) triple digit temperatures expected this weekend could bring extreme fire danger to the area. kron 4's terisa estacio is live in lake county tonight with the latest on the firefighting efforts. (ken) thanks terisa - let's

continue our live team coverage on the pawnee fire. (vicki) chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by in the kron4 weather center. lawrence-- as the weather starts to heat up, there will be fire danger across the bay area... lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will begin to suffer with hazy skies in the afternoon. high pressure will begin to build on friday with offshore wnds becoming gusty friday night into saturday morning. temperatures will also soar into the 90s on friday with triple digits on saturday. cool fog will return on sunday to begin to cool the bay area but it will still be hot inland. much cooler weather is expected next week.

(ken) the highest court in the land is about to go through a shakeup. supreme court justice anthony kennedy announced he is retiring -- in about one month. natasha chen reports on how his departure could set the stage for a nomination battle. in a move that could transform the supreme court for decades... justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement wednesday afternoon. appointed by president ronald reagan in 1988, the 81 year old justice will step down on july 31st... paving the way for president donald trump to name his second supreme court justice in as many years. pres. donald trump: we will begin our search for a new justice of the supreme court that will begin immediately. speaking at the white house, the president says he has a number of strong candidates to

choose from.pres. donald trump: we have a very excellent list of great talented, highly educated, highly intelligence, hopefully tremendous people. i think the list is very outstanding. kennedy's vacant seat will become a major issue on the campaign trail in this midterm election season - as both sides will use this vacancy to try and fire up their base. senator mitch mcconnell - who last year broke a democratic filibuster to get justice neil gorsuch through the senate - will have to navigate another tricky confirmation process. in 2016, mcconnell refused to hold confirmation hearings for president obama's supreme court pick, merrick garland, infuriating democrats in the process. sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) majority leader: we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. in washington, natasha chen, kron 4 news. (ken) justice kennedy's departure could also have an effect on high profile rulings.. such as roe-v- wade... and legalizing same-sex marriage. coming up at 5:30... we will talk to

john trasvina-- dean talk to john trasvina-- dean of the u-s-f school of law--expect. (vicki) it's a done deal. the so-called employee "head count tax" on google and other businesses will go before the voters this fall. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from mountain view toexplain. rob? (rob live) the success and explosive growth of companies like google has put on a strain on city resources so this tax is seen as a way to get those companes to help solve the problems that they helped creatre. in a unanimous vote, the mountain view city council has approved a november ballot measure asking residents to approve taxing business like google, which has some 20,000 employees here, between $9 and $149 dollars per employee. mayor lenny siegellenny siegel/mountain view mayor "....the idea is we're going to take money from the employers to spend on improving transit primarily so the people who work here can afford to live here..."the head tax would hit mountain views 3-thousand-plus business with a progressive flat rate based on their size. a business with up to 50 workers would be charged $75 dollars. google's rate would be closer

to $150 dollars per employee. lenny siegel/mountain view mayor '.....anything the government does these days is paid for by funds cobbled together from a variety of sources, what this does is give us our own little pot of money so we can start projects and then go looking for more money elsewhere..."the tax could raise as much as $6 million per year with google accounting for roughly half that amount. the money would be spent on transit projects and affordable housing and homeless services. but critics worry it could chase employers away. again, mayor siegel.lenny siegel/mountain view mayor "...i think we're helping the employers, i don't know why they would leave, we haveemployers who are leaving because they cant find space here andcant find employees... ...you know, there are those who will vote for this because they want to work withgoogle and there are those who will vote for it because they resent google....' (rob live) google has not taken a position on the head tax but an e-mail from the company pointed out to me they have given some $14 million dollars to various mountain view organizations in recent years. despite that, the mayor says polling suggests to head tax ballot measure has the support of between 62-64 percent of voters. live in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(vicki) (vicki) coming up-- a man breaks into a home and exposes himself to a young woman. and tonight police are looking for the intruder. (ken) new marijuana regulations go into effect this weekend. but it could mean cheaper pot for consumers... if you act quickly. "you must be stupid"(vicki) on bart is going viral... over what a man was doing on a train. and many people say the upset

passenger is over reacting. (vicki) video of a bart

passenger being harrassed by another for eating a burrito has gone viral... with some people rolling their eyes at a man's threat to call the police for the passenger eating on a train. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with frequent bart riders who react to the incident. (philippe)nats- "you can't wait? the sign says no eating and drinking -- you don't get it? you don't get it? you must be stupid." one man

insulting another on a bart train as it passes the oakland colesium. the person who recorded this confrontation, wants to remain private... but posted this video on reddit-dot-com after witnessing the incident friday. nats- "i'm getting the police on board, how about that? excuse me." the man in the hawaiian shirt threatens to call the police on the passenger accused of eating a burrito on the train. he uses the intercom to make his complaint.. which goes to the train operator, but not the police.nats- "can you get a policeman on board here? we've got somebody dining in the first car." during that recorded part of the encounter... other passengers stepped in suggesting the passenger eating on board should keep eating... and, that they weren't bothered.kyle robinson/passenger- "uh, it was petty. it was ignorant. i mean, he must have been having a bad day."kenesha mayfield/passenger- "i think he should mind his business. who is he to enforce the law? and, he's just eating a burrito -- what harm is that? people do worse things on bart."stacy roe/passnger- "like people smoke crack and stuff on a train sometimes. like, all types of stuff." bart says eating on a train is

a violation and can result in a citation or a warning. a rule some passengers agree should be enforced.james harper/passengers- "people that eat on the train leave their trash on the trains, so theres food. sometimes its on the seats. most of the time its on the floor. so, you step in it or you sit in it." passengers say these kinds of issues can be resolved without always involving the police. philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) a big story tonight.. the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted supervisor malia cohen to become the new president of the board of supervisors. cohen was first elected in 20-10 as district 10 supervisor and then re-elected to that postion in 20-14.. the position she's held since. she's credited with authoring legislation that banned the sale of flavored tobacco and sugary drinks. cohen is set to serve the remainder of mayor-elect london breed's term... which lasts until january. (vicki) new tonight at 5... the high end prostitute who pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of a bay area google

executive in 2013 ... could now face new charges. prosecutors in georgia say they are trying to extradite alix tichelman so she can face separate charges in the deadly overdose of her boyfriend. tichelman was deported to canada after serving a sentence for giving a deadly heroin shot to forrest hayes on his yacht in santa cruz in november of 2013. she then left without calling for help when he passed out. tichelman recently spoke out about what happened. "in the past i have done drugs and passed out for 24 hours. i figured it was something like that. i just wanted to make it look like no one had been there so he didn't get in trouble with his wife,or police, or his workplace." (vicki)(vicki) tichelman got out of jail last year. she could now face murder charges in georgia -- after she is accused of causing her ex-boyfriend's death... by giving him drugs while he was drunk.

(ken) happening now in the east bay... police in fremont are searching for a man who they say broke into a home.. and exposed himself to an 18-year-old woman. kron4's sara stinson has the details in the case. it's been almost one week since a man broke into a home and exposed himself to a woman here on andromeda circle.i spoke to people in the area who say they are nervous that he is still on the loose."of course everybody is scared and paranoid. there are people trying to get the feeds on the cameras and help local police. anyway we can help them.")it happened on thursday june 21st around two in the morning when an 18-year-old woman woke up to a burglar in her home. police say the unknown man entered the side yard of the house.the woman living there woke up to him inside her bedroom doorway completely naked.the suspect fled when she began screaming.this is a sketch of the man described by the victim.he has light skin in his early 20's about five foot five inches tall and 160 pounds.he has dirty brown colored hair with a fade haircut and a tattoo on his left arm.people who live here say that this is usually a very safe neighborhood.

("normally its quiet and friendly. yeah just very safe actually.")reporter tag: fremont police are hoping this sketch can help the public identify the suspect.we put it on our website, kron 4 dot com if you want to take another look.in fremont, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### (anchor) taking a live look outside-- embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze

will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will begin to suffer with hazy skies in the afternoon. high pressure will begin to build on friday with offshore wnds becoming gusty friday night into saturday morning. temperatures will also soar into the 90s on friday with triple digits on saturday. cool fog will return on sunday to begin to cool the bay area but it will still be hot inland. much cooler weather is expected next week. (ken) week.expected next week. (ken) (ken) still ahead... a

parking scam in the north bay. why officials say don't trust certain "no parking" flyers. (vicki) and after the break-- a rush to get some deals on marijuana. why some pot shops are frantically lowering their prices.

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no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. the bay area and the state are slashing prices in order to offload marijuana prricter stat regulations that go into effect july first. kron4's maureen kelly explains the changes that are coming to the cannabis industry.

here's all of our concentrates and they are offered a 50% discount there are signs all over the harvest dispensary in san francisco...showing the sale prices....here flowers, or buds, being sold for 40 percent....some products are buy one, get another for only a dollar.the bargin basement sale is happening at pot shops all over the state....as pot shops look to unload inventory that don't meet new state standards for testing....and packaging.. starting july 1 stricter testing guidelines will be going into effect to screen weed for molds microbials and other chemicals. there is a number of producers that simply haven't tested their products others have chosen to test those products but those testing requirements have increased and as they increase everyone is sending their source materials off to what is known as a level to screening for state testing that's what all the producers are scrambling to do nowbut some products on dispensary shelves are being discounted because their packaging won't meet new child resistant and tamper resistant standards going in affect the same day. like this jar of pot right here....which has a plastic seal.....but isn't considered child resistant. here's another example of what state

regulators are looking for. you might have to press down and turn it like you would a pill bottle the store staff say business has been brisk as a result.the more people that figure out there are sales going on they been coming in and flooding the store as well as onlineshoppers i spoke to were happy about the temporarily cheaper pot prices......but at least one, who didn't want to appear on camera was happier at the idea of t stricter pot screening.that's important i feel like less chemicals better testing i think all that's very importantget (maureen) (vicki) (vicki) next at 5:30... a sexual assault arrest in the east bay. and the accused man could have had access to more children. (ken) justice kennedy is set to retire next month...

on high-profile supreme court rulings. we're joined live in studio by the dean of law at u-s-f... to talk about the ramifications.

a woman was arrested this morning after police say she led officers on pursuit in

palo alto. they say she was pulled over for a registration check at el camino real and stanford avenue. that's when officers say they discovered an outstanding warrant for assault with a deadly weapon. police say 34-year-old tyechia denise payton then drove away from police. when they caught up with her.. police say she punched an officer before being taken into custody. payton also made an obscene gesture when her image was taken. ( vicki ) a dance teacher in martinez is under arrest for suspicion of sexually assaulting a 15-of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. 31-year-old daniel howarter allgedly assaulted the victim in 2012 and 2013. the alleged victim was a student of howarter's at the time. he had been working at a dance studio. he has been booked into jail on a 75- thousand dollar bail. howarter faces two felony counts of sexual assault. (vlv) in the east bay... the man killed in a crash on highway-24 in oakland this morning has been identified as

29-year-old kevin alleaume of oakley. the crash happened early this morning in the westbound direction at the broadway exit. police say a white honda civic rear-ended a gray chevy tahoe driven by alleaume. the s-u-v then went up an embankment and he was ejected... and a silver toyota camry then ran him over. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the crash caused several lanes of the highway to be closed for hours during the morning commute. (ken) in the north bay... napa city officials are warning of fake flyers that look like official notices from the city of napa. this is a picture of one of the flyers that is being left on people's cars. it says only those who live on monarch court or monarch drive are allowed to park on the street and violators will be towed. it also says police will be patrolling the area and license plates will be monitored. the city says these flyers are not legitimate. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler.

higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will begin to suffer with hazy skies in the afternoon. high pressure will begin to build on friday with offshore wnds becoming gusty friday night into saturday morning. temperatures will also soar into the 90s on friday with triple digits on saturday. cool fog will return on sunday to begin to cool the bay area but it will still be hot inland. much cooler weather is expected next week. (vicki) the supreme court ruled today that government employees cannot be forced to pay union fees. the decision allows workers to choose whether or not to pay dues...but labor groups worry it will strip unions of power.

our washington correspondent jessica smith reports. this one of the most highly anticipated supreme court cases of the year. republicans are celebrating this as a major victory -- while democratic lawmakers and labor activisits worry it could cripple public-sector unions. supreme court has struck down an illinois law that required non-union government workers to pay partial union dues. illinois governor bruce rauner has been pushing for this change since taking office. < a historic victory for freedom of speech and freedom of political affiliation>mark janus, an illinois state employee...who does not belong to the union...brought the suit. and on twitter, il senator dick durbin said the decision is an attack on workers' right to organize.

the ruling means 5 million government workers in more than 20 states will now decide for themselves whether to pay the dues. in washington, i'm jessica smith. (ken) back to a big story we are following tonight... justice anthony kennedy is stepping down from the u-s supreme court. he announced his plans to retire from the nation's highest court, effective july 31st. this means president trump will get a second high court pick in office. (vicki) this could mean changes for several high-profile court decisions. joining us now is john trasvina-- the at u-s-f

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(vicki) coming up-- a

popular lake in the east bay could contain sewage... and a new report says the public wasn't properly notified. (ken) a tense situation for passengers on a jet blue flight. how a pilot's mistake led to a hijacking scare. you could generate your own energy,

at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (vicki) a man is now in

custody after police say he climbed a los angeles freeway sign. the man began climbing the highway sign around eight wednesday morning to hang a banner about fighting pollution. the man finally came down by doing a back flip off the sign onto an inflatable airbag set up in the middle of the road by firefighters. police took the man into custody and by 10 a-m had the road cleared. the whole ordeal caused serious traffic backups along state route 110 and then spread to connecting freeways. (ken) the wrong radio code sparked fears that a jetblue flight bound for los angeles had been hijacked... leading to a massive police response at j-f-k airport in new york. passengers say armed swat members searched tra told to keep their hands in the air. the pilot apparently told air traffic control the aircraft was having radio issues... but mistakenly used the code for a

hijacking. then traffic control could not get ahold of the plane prompting the massive police response. (ken) (ken explains radio issue)(ken explains radio issue) (vicki) still ahead... the jackson family patriarch-- joe jackson-- has died. we'll take a look at his life and legacy.

(vicki) breaking news out of san francisco... at least five people are hurt--

including two young kids-- in a crash involving a pedi-cab. it happened near pier 39. a 5-year-old and an 8-year-old are injured. we have a reporter headed to the scene and will bring you more information in a live report coming up at six. (ken) joe jackson, the patriarch who launched the jackson family dynasty, has died. according to a source close to the family, jackson died today in a las vegas hospital. no cause of death has been released. stephanie elam looks back on his life. joe jackson"that was nice, very nice."as the patriarch of one of the most successful families in the entertainment industry, joseph jackson created a dynasty that revolutionized music.he raised his family of nine children in gary, indiana... and groomed them to become musical sensations.(nats)the jackson five became the first pop group to have their first four singles go straight to number one on the billboard hot 100 singles chart. several of the jacksons would go on to successful solo careers.off

stage, there were allegations by some of the jacksons that their father beat or molested them when they were children. joe jackson"i hope that people will understand some of the problems that people would say i was too rough on them, everybody spanked, i never beat michael in my life, but i did spank the family once in awhile."in 1979, michael started managing his own career and severed business ties with his father.his brothers followed suit in 1983. despite the split, jackson's children still respected his legacy. tito jackson/ son"the man is a genius to me because he had all these children and he had his little job in gary, indiana and he don't have one kid that didn't make a name for themselves."though he was often criticized for being too tough on his kids-- jackson seemed proud of the success of all of his children. joe jackson"i'm glad i was tough, because look what i came out with. i came out with some kids that everybody loved all over the world."while joe jackson was able to cultivate his family's talent, his personal affairs were less than perfect.his wife katherine filed for divorce twice.they spent time living

separately, but remained married for more than sixty years.joe jackson"katherine is a very good woman and i love her much. i still do."(nats)in june 2009, his son, pop icon michael jackson, died from an overdose.joe jackson"if the world was like michael, there would never be any wars. everybody would get along." along with his wife, joe jackson was often present at the trial of conrad murray, michael jackson's personal doctor... who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2011 in connection with the death. afterwards, joe jackson went on to work on various projects...perhaps none greater than the jackson family legacy he created. --tag--joe jackson was 89 years old. (vicki) a crackdown on illegal

fireworks.... pam moore is in the newsroom right now what what local police are doing. (pam) thanks vicki.. coming up at six tonight.. (vo) oakland police make a major bust... arresting one man for possession of illegal fireworks. they found more than a ton of illegal fireworks in his storage unit. police say, he was selling the product. that story is coming up at six... we will also talk with our political analyst about today's u.s. supreme court decision affecting unions which represent public employees. what this will mean to workers and local government- supported services. these stories and more - coming up at six.. but now, lets get back to the news at five. (vicki and ken) back to our breaking news... this is a live picture from the scene. at least five people are hurt-- including two young kids-- in a crash involving a pedi-cab. it happened near pier 39. it happened near pier 39. a

5-year-old and an 8-year- a 5-year-old near pier 39. a 5-year-old and an 8-year- old are injured. we have a reporter headed to the reporter we have a reporter headed to the scene and will bring you more information in a live report coming up at six. (anchor)

(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: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will begin to suffer with hazy skies in the afternoon. high pressure will begin to build on friday with offshore wnds becoming gusty friday night into saturday morning. temperatures will

also soar into the 90s on friday with triple digits on saturday. cool fog will return on sunday to begin to cool the bay area but it will still be hot inland. much cooler weather is expected next week. (vicki) next on kron4 news at

5... a new grand jury report reveals the public was not fully informed about problems with a popular east bay lake... including sewage in the water. (ken) 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 live 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area. the fun starts wednesday night... july 4th..here on kron 4.

(vicki) in the east bay... a new report says lake temescal in the oakland hills may be more vulnerable to sewage spills than we thought. the lake closes sometimes because of algae blooms... but as kron 4's charles clifford tell us... the public may not be getting all the facts. a new alameda county grand jury final report concludes that lake temescal , in the oakland hills, is sometimes contaminated by sewage.the report finds that "a particularily troubling source of contamination is untreated sewage that periodically seeps into the lake's usual water flows."the lake is frequently closed when water testing reveals contamination, but the grand jury finds that the public isnt always told what the contamination is, saying "we learned that citizens were not adequetly notified about sewage spills at the lake." around the lake on tuesday, park goes were suprised to hear that the closures might be the result of sewage spills. soti think i've seen signs out here that talk about the algae but i haven't seen anything

that's mentioned sewage.the grand jury report notes that the most likely source of the sewage contamination is probably aging sewer lines that are damaged or overwhelmed during big rain storms. the report also conlcudes that east bay regional parks and oakland public works need to do a better job of communicating with the public.in a statement tuesday, regional parks said "the park district has received the grand jury report and takes public health and safety very seriously. when notified of a city of oakland sewer system overflow, the park district immediately closes the lake, posts signage, and tests for water quality. the lake is only reopened once safe according to california state health and safety standards."the grand jury report also reccommends that sewer repair crews and third party contractors who work on sewer lines, recieve additonal training and keep detailed records of their work. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) next at six.. the wildfire is still raging.. but the weather is helping today... the pawnee fire in lake county is now at least 25 -percent contained... but what's ahead tomorrow is creating conerns. (ken) and the future of unions... . how today's unions... . how future of and the (ken)

conerns.creating tomorrow is ahead but what's contained... 25 -percent now at least lake county is pawnee fire in today... the helping six.kron 4 news at are here with kron 4 news at are here with of their work.detailedec training and keep recieve additonal sewer lines, recieve additonal training and keep detailed records of their work. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) next at six.. the wildfire is still raging.. but the weather is helping today... the pawnee fire in lake county is now at least 25 -percent contained... but what's ahead tomorrow is creating conerns. (ken) and the future of unions... . how today's supreme court decision will play out with public employees in the future. we take a closer look. (ken) and at the top of the hour... breaking news in san francisco a collison on the embarcadero involving a are and some are just children. we have a crew on the scene. (pam) kron 4 news at six is next (pam) ldren. we

have a crew on the scene. (pam) kron 4 news at six is next (pam) breaking news we are following tonight... five people are injured near pier- 29 in san francisco ... in a collision that involved a pedi-cab.thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. at least some of those injuries are serious... including the injuries to a 5 and 8 year old.kron4's ali reid is at the scene on the embarcadero.

(pam) in the (pam) in the east bay... the talk about plans to locate a massive immigrant detention

center at the concord naval weapons base.... appear to be on hold, for now. the word came down this afternoon at a concord city council meeting. (ken)kron 4's dan kerman joins us live from concord city hall with more. dan it looks as if a plan to site a immigration detention facility at the concord naval weapons station has been shelved. word came at a special meeting of the concord city council about a memo sent from the sheriff to the board of supervisors.sot guy bjerke/concord director of reuse planning 12-22this was then confirmed by east bay congressman mark desaulnier who issued a statement saying "i am pleased the effort to turn concord naval weapons station into a detention facility has been halted." those attending the meeting were pleased with the decision but continued to speak out on the issuesotsotbut others

cautioned the city council to remain alert incase the trump administrations flip flops on the issue as they have done on others in the past. (pam) a teenager claims he was beaten and deprived of food at the shenandoah valley juvenile center in virginia. as well.investigation its own now conduct of virginia will but the state investigation, after an discovered the past.on others in more. dan it looks as if a plan to site a immigration detention facility at the concord naval weapons station has been shelved. word came at a of the concord city council about a memo sent sheriff to the board of supervisors.sot guy bjerke/concord director of reuse planning 12-22this was then confirmed by east bay congressman mark desaulnier who issued a statement saying "i am pleased the effort to turn concord naval weapons station into a detention facility has been halted." those attending the meeting were pleased with the decision but continued to speak out on the issuesotsotbut others cautioned the city council to remain alert incase the trump administrations flip flops on the issue as they have done on others in the past.

(pam) a teenager claims he was beaten and deprived of food at the shenandoah valley juvenile center in virginia. the honduran immigrant says, he was strip - searched and placed in solitary confinement after arriving to the facility at age- 16, in the summer two years ago. now age 18 and living in california, the teen spoke anonymously because he feared the government might retaliate against him for speaking out. the center's executive director said, nothing was discovered after an investigation, but the state of virginia will now conduct its own investigation as well. (ken) new tonight at 6. with the fourth of july a week away.. police are cracaking down on illegal fireworks. (ken) oakland police arrested a man yesterday for possessing more than three thousand pounds of illegal fireworks officers busted a 45-year-old man from hayward after reports that he was selling the fireworks throughout oakland. alameda county's bomb squad searched the man's storage unit and found over a ton of

fireworks - worth about 50 thousand dollars. he was arrested and charged with various counts of illegal fireworks. (pam) pot shops across california are cutting prices on many marijuana products... in advance of new, tougher state rules going into effect next month. but while the cost of cannabis may be low now, kron4's maureen kelly reports on how the new guidelines could result in a shortage of pot on store shelves. the price of pot is being deeply discounted at many dispensaries around the state. there are signs all over the harvest dispensary in san francisco...showing the sale prices....here flowers, or buds, being sold for 40 percent.... here's all of our concentrates and they are offered a 50% discountsome products are buy one, get another for only a dollar.as pot shops look to unload inventory that don't meet new state standards for testing....and packaging.. starting july 1 stricter testing guidelines will be going into effect to screen weed for molds microbials and other chemicals.but some products on dispensary shelves are being discounted because

their packaging won't meet new child resistant and tamper resistant standards going in affect the same day. here's an example of what state regulators are looking for. you might have to press down and turn it like you would a pill bottle shoppers i spoke to were happy about the temporarily cheaper pot prices......but at least one, who didn't want to appear on camera was happier at the idea of t stricter pot screening. i think for a minute here it's been a little bit shotty depending on where i go but while there are deals to be had now....the owner of this dispensary thinks the new state screening could result an a bottleneck after july 1 obviously right here today they can look at tremendous savings in the short term i think we're looking at a shortage of inventory as that source material becomes tested and goes through the system and delivers compliant packaging i think we might see an increase in price in the short term which i think will level out over time(maureen) (ken)(ken) new at six...(ken)(ken) new at six... san

jose fire fighters tweeted out they are on the scene of a large vegetation fire this is near the capitol expressway and tuers road. fire officials say someone first reported the fire just after three p-m near coyote creek. the tweet is also asking people to avoid the area or use caution if you must drive through. (ken) a judge clears a santa rosa man of assault charges and intent to commit a sex crime. (ken) last month police released this sketch of the man responsible for chasing -- and trying to grab a teenage girl on camino colegio in rohnert park. the victim got away and later identified matthew damon madrid as the suspect. madrid was arrested. but today a judge dismissed the

charges because of insufficient evidence. madrid has since been released from jail. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. (pam) president trump is facing a historic opportunity tonight ... not only to fill the seat of retiring u.s. supreme court justice anthony kennedy.... but to give the high court a firm conservative majority for years to come. justice kennedy announced his retirement today. he is known for being a reagan nominee and libertarian, who sided with liberals on abortion, affirmative action and gay rights. (pam) outstanding.">(pam) this vacancy is a chance for president trump to give the court its fifth.. full - throated conservative. the president's first nominee to the supreme court was justice neil gorsuch. the

president says, he will make his selection from a list of 25 well- established conservative jurists. kennedy's retirement is effective july 31st. a major ruling by the u.s. supreme court that flips nearly four decades of law on its head ... we talk one on one with a state republican about todays decision on who pays union dues .. (pam) also.. should eating a burrito on bart merit a call to police ?? how people are responding to one bart rider who was breaking the rules.. (ken) and next... local governments eyeing the big high- tech companies for more tax money to pay for infrastructure challenges.. and now voters in south bay city will get to decide. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(landing/ken) if companies like google are having a disproportionately large impact on housiing and traffic on the peninsula, why shouldn't they help cover the cost of fixing those problems? that is the question that will be put to voters this fall in mountain view. potentially, a 6-point-1 billion dollar dollar question... in terms of potential new tax revenue for the area. kron4's rob fladeboe has the story. in a unanimous vote, the mountain view city council has

approved a november ballot measure asking residents to approve taxing business like google, which has some 20,000 employees here, between $9 and $149 dollars per employee. mayor lenny siegellenny siegel/mountain view mayor "....the idea is we're going to take money from the employers to spend on improving transit primarily so the people who work here can afford to live here..."the head tax would hit mountain views 3-thousand-plus business with a progressive flat rate based on their size. a business with up to 50 workers would be charged $75 dollars. google's rate would be closer to $150 dollars per employee. lenny siegel/mountain view mayor '.....anything the government does these days is paid for by funds cobbled together from a variety of sources, what this does is give us our own little pot of money so we can start projects and then go looking for more money elsewhere..."the tax could raise as much as $6 million per year with google accounting for roughly half that amount. the money would

be spent on transit projects and affordable housing and homeless services. but critics worry it could chase employers away. again, mayor siegel.lenny siegel/mountain view mayor "....we have a plan to build 10,000 hosing units on the north side of town where google is headquartered and we've been working with them and we think we have a very good working relationship. we don't agree on everything but we think with this tax we can solve some of the problems that are caused by our succcess..."in mountain view rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) the u.s. supreme court is dealing a major setback to public- sector labor unions. today justices struck down an illinois law that forced non -union workers to pay fees that go to collective bargaining. the court said, mandatory union dues violated first amendment rights. the ruling overturns a nearly 40-year-old court precedent. and the decision could impact millions

of employees in more than 20- states with similar laws ... including right here in california. public sector unions say, they are required by law to represent all employees, whether they are part of the union or not. (ken) joining us now to discuss the implications of this ruling... author and former california r-n-c chair... tom del beccaro

(wipevo a federal judge in san francisco has dismissed climate change lawsuits filed by oakland and san francisco against five oil companies. the two cities claimed san ramon-based chevron and four other companies created a public nuisance by producing and promoting oil and natural gas fuels while knowing that they lead to global warming and sea level rise. the lawsuit asked for money to build sewalls and other protections from rising seas. the judge ruled the problem is best left to the president and congress. (pam) the governor of california signed in a one -hundred and thirty- nine billion dollar budget today. governor brown says this fulfills his promise to resolve the financial crisis he inherited when he came into office eight- years ago. it is his 16th and final spending plan and he signed it today in los angeles ..brown wi office next year after a record four - terms.. the

budget allows for a 16- billion dollar savings .... and it increases the amount of money sent to higher education, welfare and subsidized childcare. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will begin to suffer with hazy skies in the afternoon. high pressure will begin to build on friday with offshore wnds becoming gusty friday night into saturday morning. temperatures will also soar into the 90s on friday with triple digits on saturday. cool fog will return on sunday to begin to cool the bay area but it will still be hot inland. much cooler weather is expected next week.

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rescue of a sheep dog which fell from a cliff at san francisco's fort funston.. ( pam ) also ... a bart rider breaks the rules and eats on a train ... but is the threat to call police - overkill? reaction pouring in..

( ken) video of a bart passenger being harrassed by another for eating a burrito has gone viral ... with some people rolling their eyes at a man's threat to call the police for the passenger eating on a train. today, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with frequent bart

riders who react to the incident. (philippe) in this video first posted on reddit-dot- com... the passenger wearing the hawaiian shirt gets angry at the passenger sitting next to him because that passenger was eating a burrito... as the train passed the oakland colesium friday. the upset passenger suggests the person eating was stupid because he was breaking the rules and even tried to get police involved by using the intercom. nats- "he's dining, dining.-- eating on the train. eating on the train. thank you very much." bart confirms eating on the train is a violation... and, that people have actually been cited for this in the past. but most of the passengers we spoke with who ride bart often say the man who made the complaint did so the wrong way. kenesha mayfield/passenger- "if you mind your own business, then there shouldn't be a problem. i mean, the guy was probably hungry. he's eating -- so what?" others say the passenger eating the burrito should have been called out for breaking the rules.james harper/passenger- "i think it's a legitimate reason. there's not supposed to be any eating on bart, or drinking, or smoking and all those things do go on now." in the video... some

passengers came to the defense of the person eating the burrito... stating that there are worse violations to worry about.nats- "this is not our concern. this is not our concern." the person eating on the train may have been breaking the rules... but people who have watched the video believe the situation could have been handled without the threat of calling in the police. philippe djegal, kron four news. ( ken ) ( ken ) coming up.... a five -foot long surprise left airport ... we'll tell you about the effort to find the owner.. (pam) and next.. a police officer facing charges of criminal homicide in the shooting death of a 17 year old boy..

(pam) a major development in the shooting death of an unarmed teen just outside of pittsburgh last week. as you see in this video captured by a witness.... antwon rose was shot and killed while running away from police... after a traffic stop.(ken) prosecutors have now charged the officer involved with criminal homicide in rose's death. omar jimenez reports on the latest developments. stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: felt that officer rosfeld's actions were intentional. and he certainly brought about the result that he was looking to accomplish. officer michael rosfeld... now charged with criminal homicide

in the shooting death of antwon rose... which could include anything from involuntary manslaughter to ámurder.lee merritt/rose family attorney: we are cautiously optimistic about the criminal charges being filed. this family is holding out for a conviction and a proper sentencing and that is a very very hard thing to come by not only in allegheny county but in the united states. it all stems from a june 19th vehicle stop.rose was a passenger in a car pulled over by police -- suspected of being involved in an earlier shooting in nearby north braddock.stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: rose shows his hands, turns and runs. he is not in possession of a weapon. rose was shot three times...in the head...his right arm...and the middle of his back.he was 17 years old. stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: antwon rose didn't do anything in north braddock other than be in that vehicle.rosfeld had worked with other local departments for 7 yearsbut he was sworn in as an east pittsburgh police officer just hours before the shooting.nats of protestsrose's death sparked protests across pittsburgh and solidarity in places nationwide. stephen a. zappala jr. / allegheny co., da: he was not acting to prevent death or serious bodily injury. it's my opinion that he's not entitled to a justification charge to a jury

as a defense. a preliminary hearing is scheduled for july 6th. i'm omar jimenez reporting (ken) the attorney for michael rosfeld told reporters today ... that he does not see the shooting as a murder case.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in here in mountain view voters this fall

will be asked to approve a ballot measure that would authorize the city to impose an emplo businesses. a tax of from $9 to $150 dollars per employee,

depending onnthe size of genera much as $6 million dollars a year. with more than 20,000 employees, google alone could expect to pay $3 million. the money would help pay for projects to ease traffic, housing and other strained city services. google had no comment on the tax proposal. in mountain view robfladeboe kron 4 news in fremont, police are looking for a man who broke into a home an exposed himself to an 18-year-old woman. it happened on thursday june 21st around two in the morning.police say the unknown man entered the side yard of the house.the woman living there woke up to him inside her bedroom doorway completely naked.this is a sketch of the man described by the victim. he has light skin in his early 20's about five foot five inches tall and 160 pounds.he has dirty brown colored hair with a fade haircut and a tattoo on his left arm. fremont police are hoping this sketch can help the public identify the suspect.in fremont, sara stinson, kron 4 news.###

lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be in the low to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will begin to suffer with hazy skies in the afternoon. high pressure will begin to build on friday with offshore wnds becoming gusty friday night into saturday morning. temperatures will also soar into the 90s on friday with triple digits on saturday. cool fog will return on sunday to begin to cool the bay area but it will still be hot inland. much cooler weather is expected next week.

(ken) firefighters in lake county are still trying to get containment on the wildfire burning near clear lake. so far, the "pawnee" fire has burned 13- thousand- 500 acres .... it is 25-percent contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in the spring valley community.. but mandatory evacuations remain in place for the double eagle ranch area. tonight-- firefighters are racing against the clock as the weather starts to heat up again. kron4's terisa estacio is in lake county with more. at first this little guy wouldn't drink any water... he was dazed. dehydrated. he has burrs everywhere, including in his eyes. but slowly, he seemed to open up to me, - he drank from the top cap of a water bottle and ate a sandwich.... i found the small dog on the side of the road, as fire fighters rushed by, trying to create more of a buffer out here in spring valley due to the pawnee fire. before finding the small dog, i met up with kathy... she was overjoyed about finding her house still in

tact... kathy i want to kiss it... whawt did you grab, my husbands ashes... fire fighters are in a flurry of activity as they remove dry brush - they are up against a changing weather pattern come this friday. david clark, calfire. (pam) still (pam) (pam) still ahead.. a still (pam) (pam) still ahead..

a california woman takes a thrill ride while on vacation out of the country ... and suffers a crash landing.. next

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diego woman was seriously injured in mexico, after her parasailing line broke earlier this month. katie malone was stuck in the air for 45- minutes... before she fell and crashed near the puerto vallarta airport. she was rushed to a local hosptial for medical treatment... and is now back home in a san diego hospital. she was taken back by air

ambulance late last night. a 'go fund me' page for malone has already raised around 50- thousand dollars of a 75 -thousand dollar goal. ( pam ) a dog is rescued at fort funston in san francisco ... after falling from a cliff. these are some of the images san francisco fire put on its twitter page this morning. the sheep dog fell from a cliff around 9:45- this morning .. close to john muir gate. the dog's owner took the pet to a local veterinarian. the dog has injuries to all of it's legs, but is expected to live and be okay. (pam) and in case you recently rented a car... and seem to be missing something... the alameda county sheriffs department would like a word. the sheriffs' tweeted out this picture this evening ... of a 5 - foot boa constrictor which they say was left in a rental car at oakland airport. snake is currently safe with animal services... but the deparment officials say, if this snake belongs to you... please give them a call. sports is next.. a stunning day at the world cup as very popular team advances

and another powerhouse goes home. warriors star -klay thompson.. not having quite as much fun in china this year as last.. we'll show you some on the court shoving.. sports director gary radnich has it all.. next

summer league starts for the warriors on monday in sacramento... headlining the warriors team will be first round draft pick jacob evans... out of

cincinnati... he was introduced to the bay area on monday also on the team will be former first-rounder damian jones... who has bounced between the warriors and their santa cruz d-league team for a couple of years and the biggest name and only mainstayfrom the nba roster... jordan bell the summer league will start in sacramento at the golden 1 center... the warriors will play their first three games there... then move to vegas for the remaining three games before a one-and-done playoff round klay thompson had a great time in china last year... and by all acounts was having a blast back there this week... until... during a pick-up game a player was undercut and klay didn't like it... a shoving match broke

out and klay was right in the mix... even dropping some "b-s" bombs after things break up a clearly upset thompson storms off the court in something more fun... klay played some arcade games against chineise kids... but evidently got beaten badly numerous times... even in a shooting "pop-a-shot" contest against a young girl here's

here's another fun one... on their day off mionday... the team's first in 17 days... giants manager bruce bochy went fishing ain half moon bay and brought home some fresh-caught salmon to the clubhouse yesterday... "so the boys will eat healthy" he said bochy was hoping to catch some fist to cook up with his family on the brand new grill... but he made sure to save some for the team the giants manager said the highlights of his trip were

getting within 30 yards of a humpback whale and seing dozens of sharks swim right up to the boat a pretty shocking day in the word cup... mexico taking on sweden... all mexico has to do is win to advance to the knockout stage... the game was tied at 0 -0 at the half, but sweden came to play in the second half. all three of their goals are scored after halftime..including an own goal from mexico. sweden wins 3 to nothing.... hugely popular in the bay area... is out for sure

so all germany... the defending champions... had to do was win against south korea to advance this is about all that went wromng for south korae... ouch... right into the family jewels!. the game was scoreless until the 90th minute... when south korea scored... the goal was reviewed and upheld... 1-0 germany... desperate... pulls their keeper... south korea takes advantage... the long ball and run fir the empty-netter... 2-0 south korea and that's it... the defending champion is out... has exited in the group round since 1938... they are the 3rd straight champion to not make the round of 26... (wipe to mexico fans left korean fan)

and that meant mexico... despite the 3-0 loss... miraculously advances... and the mexico fans celebratied by lifting up a korean man and tossing him around in victory... huge for bay area soccer fans... who have turned out by the thousands at san jose's avaya stadium to watch mexico on the big screen mexico plays brazil monday morning in the single elimination knockout stage the first (ken) coming up.. a federal judge mandates immigrant children be re- united with their parents .. but how will that happen? is it an order without a plan?

(pam) a federal judge in california ruled late last night .... that children separated from their parents as part of president trump's zero tolerance crackdown on immigration ... must now be reunited with their families as soon as possible. (ken) this ruling should force the department of health and human services to begin reunification. alexandra

limon reports from washington, lawmakers and those working with the kids directly, have many questions about how that will happen. a federal judge has ordered the trump administration to reunite migrant children with their families - within 30 days---14 days if the kids are under five. president trumpwe believe families belong together also so there's not a lot to fight.sen. jeff merkley / oregon (d)and i think the administration needs to have this fire lit under them. alexandra limon / washington senator jeff merkely of oregon helped draw national attention to the family separations ... by going to the border.. merkley continues to push the issue and held a hearing in washington to learn more from those who have been working with the migrant children miriam mariziani... is president of the texas civil rights project... her organization represents parents for nearly 400 of the two thousand kids who have been separated from their familiesshe appeared via video and held back tears-- sharing the stories one from a mother...miriam marziani / presdient, texas civil rights projectshe was told by border patrol agents that they were gonig to give her young daughter a bath and her young daughter was never brought back to her.marziani worries about how the government will implement the order to reunite families.miriam marzianiour

experience on the ground leads us to have very grave concerns senator merkley has his own concerns about what reunification means to the administration.sen. jeff merkleytheyve simply said instead of injuring children through family separation, we're going to inflict trauma through mass incarceration. handcuffs for all.at this point it's unclear how the government will expedite the process of family reunification.in washington alexandra limon. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog out tonight you're going is breezy if pawnee fire. it fighters at the helped fire temperatures cooler humidity and higher much cooler. temperatures keep and helped to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee

fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure system swinging to the north. it will warm a little starting tomorrow but the sea breeze will keep temperatures down near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be80s inland, 60s around the bay and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. air quality will with hazy skies in the afternoon. will begin to build on friday wnds becoming gusty friday night into morning. temperatures into the 90s on friday with triple digits on fog al talk.

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