( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating

potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

happening happening today... senator kamala harris will hold her first official rally since announcing that she's running for president. big crowds are expected at the event today in oakland. kron 4s sara stinson is there with a preview. thanks sara. sara. thanks preview.there with a sara

stinson is there with a preview. thanks sara. thanks thanks sara. thanks sara.

( marty ) in the south bay, police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in san jose. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the investigation. san jose police responded to a shooting just before 2 saturday morning at south 10th street and east william street. police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.the

victim was taken to the hospital but later died,

( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... the city ranked as the safest in california is right here in the bay area.. we'll take a look. ( marty )plus.. protestors took to the streets in san francisco in the march for life. we hear from those on both sides of the controversial issue. ( marty ) and... playtime was quickly over for one toddler who got stuck in his own toy. we have details on how police we're able to get him out. that story is next. ♪ we're in memphis, tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. plan your financial life with prudential.

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from covergirl. ( marty ) a big story we're following out of louisiana.... police say they have arrested the man wanted for killing five people including his step mother and father. it happened on saturday. investigators say 21-year-old dakota theriot (terry-oh) shot and killed his girlfriend and her parents... then killed his father and stepmom in a neighboring town. authorities say his parents identified him as the shooter before they died. terry-oh was captured in virgina this morning. ( marty ) now to an unusual story out of new jersey. police were called to a home in fort lee to rescue a toddler who was child stuck inside a toy. vanessa castro has the story. -nats-20 month old luca is nothing short of energetic.but his misadventure tuesday night brought him to a standstill.

-nats-soona choe/mother: "its kind of comical if you think about the situation, i call 911 and say "my kid is stuck in a toy" and they're like what kind of toy? what do you mean?"valerie castro/fort lee, nj: "the toy is supposed to hold different shaped blocks that go inside these holes but luca pulled the lid off and climbed inside...that is where he got stuck."soona choe/mother (quick): "he got in, got wedged in and he couldn't get out."mom soona choe says when she realized luca couldn't move...she had to call in a professional. sergeant rick hernandez with the fort lee police department responded to the call.sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it was a priceless expression on his face//he looked a little bit embarrassed about the situation.sgt hernandez says even though a heavy duty tool was coming...sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "that's been a popular question did we bring in the jaws-of-life. they were on the way, the truck was on the way." he decided to use his own sheer sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: could break it, she said i tried, you can give it a shot. i was able to get off the front panel, it cracked."luca was finally free and in the hero.soona was like thank goodness i was grateful." sgt. rick lee police dept (quick): "it's one you're happy to be on and leaves

afterwards, its always good to child." ( marty ) that was valerie castro reporting. mom says she plans to keep the toy and someday show this picture to her son luca...to remind him of that time he got stuck in a toy. ( dave ) (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) ♪

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(dave) high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat.

the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

( marty ) new information on friday's indictment by special counsel robert mueller-- one of president trump's longtime associates, roger stone is accused of lying to investigators and tampering with witnesses in the russia probe.stone insists-- he will not turn on president trump.and as c-n-n's tom foreman reports-- the trump-stone relationship is one that goes back decades. sarah sanders, white house secretary: "this has nothing to do with the president and certainly nothing to do with the white house."but roger stone has had plenty to do with donald trump ever since they met in the 1970's: legal work for his businesses, lobbying for his casinos, they share personal history too. roger stone, former trump political advisor: "donald trump came to my wedding. i

went to two of his. i was at both his parents' funerals." and time and again, stone has pushed trump's political ambitions.president donald trump: "roger always wanted me to run for president. and over the years, everytime a presidential race came up, he always wanted me to run." roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i was like a jockey looking for a horse. you can't win the race if you don't have a horse."their partnership has at times been a rough ride: the two had to pay fines related to that casino lobbying long ago;trump once told the new yorker: "roger is a stone-cold loser. he always tries taking credit for things he never did."and even after stone was all-in on trump's 2016 campaign - advising the candidate, raising money - stone was fired - or he quit - depending on whom you believe.still-- roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i am a loyal supporter of donald trump. i think he can be a transformational president." trump prizes loyalty and stone's loyalty is unwavering. he even has a tattoo on his back of richard nixon, whom he once worked for.so for trump -

stone soon became a raging voice against the russia investigation.roger stone:"a fairytale. a falsehood. a steaming pile of b.s."a quick defender for any decision, no matter how controversial.roger stone:"the president made the right decision. mr. comey had become unaccountable."an attack dog to go after trump's enemies; and an ally to ridicule his critics.roger stone, former trump political advisor: "oh my god, i'm busted drinking russian vodka! mueller, arrest me! libtards!" and most of all, stone has been a man who steadfastly says what trump needs said most.roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i am aware of no evidence whatsoever of collusion by the russian state or anyone in the trump campaign, or anyone associated with donald trump." ( marty ) in world news this morning...at least twenty people were killed in two bombings at a cathedral in the philippines today. police say the first of the twin

bombings was inside the jolo cathedral. the second targeted soldiers nearby who had rushed in to help the victims from the first explosion. police say that over eighty people have been wounded, sixty-five are civilians. the region has been plagued with violence between muslims and christians for ( marty ) back here in the bay area, a new report ranks the safest cities in california and in the bay area. here's kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look. (downtown san jose)conducted by the national council for home safety and security, the study ranks cities based on both violent and non-violent crime. (full screen graphic) statewide, the report ranks hillsborough as the safest california city, followed by palos verde estates, imperial, truckee and sierra madre rounding out the top five. the findings are based on the fbi's uniform crime reporting tool along with the trade group's "internal population

research."(full screen graphic) in the bay area, the study says the top ten safest cities are hillsborough,los altos, piedmont, foster city, mill valley, los gatos, healdsburg, clayton, moraga and belmont. left out ot the study are cities with fewer than 1o,000 people or cities that failed to submit crime reports to the f.b.i. the study purports to have been done to highlight the cities that have had the least amount of violent and non-violent crimes per capita. well down the list are the bay area's three largest cities, with san jose coming in at 194, san francisco at 208 and oakland at number 253.rob fladeboe/san jose "...the study was paid for by people who are in the business of selling security and burglar alarms, a press release said it was done simply to bring awareness to cities that are likely to have the most crime per capita..." in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( marty ) the warriors looking to keep

their winning streak alive, facing the celticsin boston. we have the highlights next. everyone knows, when the

warriors get into that extra gear....no one in the nba can match it.....>well, the nba better watch out because golden state has won 9 in a row.....>tonight they were in bean town taking on the celtics......> demarcus cousins getting his pregame shots in.... 3rd quarter...celtics up by 3....draymond green to kevin durant....bang....splashes it in for the triple to tie the game at 80 all....durant had 33 points tonight for the dubs.... 4th quarter...warriors up by 3....7 to shoot....kyrie irving to marcus smart....money....that ties it at 111 all... crucial moment here....8 seconds left in the game....draymond green misses the free throw....gets his own rebound....to stephen curry....irving fouls curry....that would prove to be the nail in the coffin for the celtics.... warriors beat the boston celtics....115-

111...and now we head out to san jose....three sharks participating in the nhl all star game....and they all got involved tonight.....>and here's one of those sharkies....erik karlsson puts the pacific squad on the board...they are down 2-1.....> this game got out of hand....the pacific all-stars down by 8 to the central all- stars....but here are two more sharks.....joe pavelski finds karlson for his second goal of the game......>and just seconds later...it's the third shark getting in on the acting...that's brett burns...love the flow....pacific falls to central 10-4 but it was still a good night for the sharks......> "yea it was awesome. it's been a while since i've scored. so i was happy about that. but it was fun. obviously, it didn't go as well as we planned, but i always enjoy these ings. it's nice to be able to be around guys that you usually compete against and being in an environment like this, to share it with these two guys, is something that is always going to be something special. i am extremely happy that i got the opportunity to do this." ( marty )

this."this."opportunity to do this."

( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure and a mild high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream

overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

( marty ) now to the north bay, police in rohnert park are looking for the man who robbed a metro p-c-s store. police say the suspect walked into the store around 4:30 saturday afternoon and pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money and merchandise. police are asking anyone with anyone with information to give them a call. ( marty )in san francisco, thousands of people took part in the 15th annual walk for life. kron four's philippe djegal reports the walk was fueled with passion on both sides of the abortion debate. patricia sandoval/speaker- "by the age of 20, i had three unwanted pregnancies."

which former planned parenthood employee patricia sandoval says led to three abortions. abortions she tells the crowd of more than 25-thousand that she regrets... leading to a drug addiction and a case of post-abortion syndrome. she's now pro-life -- advocating, like others at civic center plaza in san francisco... for the u-s surpreme court to overturn it's landmark decision roe versus wade... and outlaw abortions.father john mcguire/pro-life- "i don't think women are being given the right message and what they're doing to that innocent little child."kate erwin/pro- life- "we need to defend the defenseless, which are the unborn." kate erwin and pablo acosta traveled together from sacramento to join the "walk for life." both want the u-s government to stop funding the organization planned parenthood -- which performs abortions across the nation.pablo acosta/pro-life- "we're catholic and we really do believe that god gave everyone a chance to be alive and we believe that life starts at the beginning of conception -- as soon as the egg hits the sperm, and i think that it's a horrible crime that we're being funded by the government to end this

beautiful life and i think it should be end."aniana/pro- choice- "my body, my choice. my body, my choice. it's mine -- this is mine." pro-choice advocate aniana -- among the few counter protestors. she wasn't shouted down -- just drowned out in song.nats- after making her point -- an emotional embrace with her husband -- standing by. aniana/pro-choice- "feel like they came here to speak their voice, and i'm here too and i should speak my voice as well." the san francisco police department did not intervene during the interaction.captain joseph engler/sfpd- "it's a peaceful assembly. our role, really, is to facilitate -- give everyone a voice." the group then taking off down market street.micaela stoutz/pro-life- "all life is sacred. it doesn't matter how old you are, you know, if you're 50, if you're five, if you're five months, if you're five months before you're born -- you're still a person." the walk continued for nearly two miles through the heart of the city -- ending along the embarcadero. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) teachers in los

angeles who declared victory after a six-day strike have built momentum for activist educators in the bay area. they found success by framing their cause as a push to improve public education, not just get pay increases. l-a teachers demanded smaller class sizes and more nurses and counselors for students. teachers in colorado, virginia, texas, and other states are planning rallies, and, in some cases, walkouts. the actions have grown and fed off one another since the movement began last spring in west virginia. ( marty ) and, teachers in oakland will vote next week whether to walk out. the vote will take place over four days, starting tuesday. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick- out last monday. they are demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students. last weekend, teachers prepared signs and banners in case they walk out. coming up -- two people in

california racked up a botox bill... and ran out before paying it. you won't believe the price tag... we have it when we come back.

facebook is in hot water as a new lawsuit reveals the company tricked kids and their parents... into spending money on the social media platform. court documents say that facebook allegedly encouraged game developers to get kids to spend money without their parents' permission. the papers also allege that

facebook refused to issue refunds in some cases ... and that facebook would not try to block kids from spending money because it would reduce ( marty ) boeing says it has finished its first test flight of a driverless air taxi. the test took place tuesday at a small airport in virginia.the craft is 30 feet long and 28 feet wide. it took off, hovered and landed, but did not fly forward.according to boeing, the flight lasted less than a minute.no one was on board. the prototype is designed to fly up to 50 miles at a time using an electric engine. ( marty )police are looking for two men who bailed on their 4-thousand dollar botox bill in los angeles. amy johnson has the details. (nats)these two men captured on security camera video- talking with dr benny hau- seemed to make themselves right at home monday afternoon while

receiving treatments at sculpt dtla...(natalia hau/nurse) "they didn't ask for pricing.they just said do anything you think i need to make me look younger and prettier."while they appeared comfortable- the staff says they seemed a little nervous... (natalia hau/nurse) they were very scared of needles but they still wanted the lip injections, so we did those, smile lines and cheek bone and about 50 units of botox."when the work was done they seemed pleased.(benny hau/sculpt dtla) they were happy they seemed pleased, they said they were going to tell all their friends, write nice reviews on fb and yelp but that's before they ran off."the two botox bandits had racked up 4- thousand dollars worth of botox and fillers...before running out without paying. (natalia hau/nurse) the receptionist was suspicious and followed them to the

bathroom when they asked to go, and they pushed her away." the aesthetic medical spa has posted the video and photos of the suspects on facebook .. hoping someone will recognize them. ( marty )that was amy johnson reporting. doctor hau says they are working on new policies to make sure this doesn't happen again. as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. (ácommercialá)

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airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement. ( marty ) in this

morning's hidden history series we visit a small kansas town with a big story about survival after slavery.

ashonti ford visited nicodemus, kansas -- the only remaining western town established by freed slaves. (angela bates, director of historical society - "slavery produced in us -- a spirit of determination") --- ashonti --- and áátenacity --- to build and sustain an entire town -- from the ground up.cg: angela bates, director of nicodemus historical society (angela bates, director of historical society - "they were solicited. it was an organized effort to create a town and to solicit people that could make it in this town") but angela bates -- director of the historical society says -- when they arrived -- there was nothing but dirt roads and the nearest town -- ellis -- was a 2-day walk away. (angela bates, director of historical society - "what you have is a situation where people are pretty much starving to death.") amidst their struggle, there were multiple claims on the land. (angela bates, director of historical society - "the osage as well at the potawatomi both claim that they've been here to nicodemus") this was during a time that most considered native americans to be dangerous. (angela bates, director of historical society - "the indians communicated with them by having the game and throwing it on the ground

-- that they were not there to harm them") the native people helped the former slaves survive the harsh conditions of their first winter in nicodemus. this new town --- soon populated by 600 people -- hit a high point.they built their own schools - churches -- stores -- and banks. the residents of nicodemus used their skills learned during slavery and created a new life for themselves -- they were even promised a railroad ... which would soon help with the flow of resources.the railroad never came but the 1930's depression did -- and the town couldn't survive. cg: ashonti ford, reporting(ashonti ford, reporting - "a town with a history built on freedom and hope and we spoke with those that still live in this community about how their keeping their town's history alive") cg: luecreasea horne, nicodemus descendant (luecreasea horne, nicodemus descendant - "i am a 6th generation decendant of one of the first families that came to nicodemus. i come from the williams line of the family.") (carla bates adams, nicodemus descendant - "this is my great grandfather - neil williams.") cg: shante' ryans, nicodemus descendant (shante' ryans, nicodemus descendant - "i'm a canon and jones, which were descendant of the sloughters and dorsies") each of them say -- what brings people back to nicodemus - every year, is the emancipation celebration. (angela bates, director of historical society - "that's been going on since 1877") more than 140 years of freedom -- an accomplishment that bates says is worth celebrating. (angela bates, director of historical society - "i think being a part of the

families of nicodemus and knowing that our forefathers endured slavery and then they came to the west and had the vision to help to establish an all-black town and govern themselves. i mean that's something to be very, very proud of") in nicodemus, kansas, i'm ashonti ford. (sara) and i'm live with details on today's walk for life rally. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up,

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look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry

pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

happening today... senator kamala harris will hold her first official rally since announcing that she's running for president. big crowds are expected at the event today in oakland. kron 4s sara stinson is there with a preview. kamala harris's campaign launch rally is set to start here in front of city hall in oakland. at 12:45...the perimeter is already all set up with road closures, police and secret service scattered along the streets.last week senator harris announced she is running for president in 20- 20 - making her the first

african american woman to run for president and she was born in oakland that's why she's holding her campaign launch here.she is joined by fellow democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts and kirsten gillibrand of new york. the theme of harris's campaign is kamala harris for the people.harris has served as a prosecutor, district attorney of san francisco, and attorney general of california. during her announcement she said the time has come to fight against what she views as the injustices of the past two years of trump presidency. thousands of people are exppected to come out to

oakland today for the rally. the streets of oakland including broadway from 12th to 17th streets will remain closed all day until about six or seven. also bart will be impacted -- the 12th street station under downtown oakaland will be closed most today as well...you are advised to use the 19th street station.live in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news. news.kron four sara stinson, live in oakland, station. street the 19th advised to use well...you are today as well...you are advised to use the 19th street station.live in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara.

( marty )( marty ) in the south bay, police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in san jose. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the investigation. san jose police responded to a shooting just before 2 saturday morning at south 10th street and east william street. police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.the victim was taken to the hospital but later died,

state university,tom sutton is a student: ( marty ) and in the east bay, police are investigating a death at the san leandro bart station. the body of a man was found inside the men's bathroom saturday afternoon around 12-45. police say foul play is not suspected in this death. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... the city ranked as the safest in california is right here in the bay area.. we'll take a look. ( marty )plus.. protestors took to the streets in san francisco in the march for life. we hear from those on both sides of the controversial issue.

( marty ) and... playtime was quickly over for one toddler who got stuck in his own toy. we have details on how police we're able to get him out. that story is next.

( marty ) a big story we're following out of louisiana.... police say they have arrested the man wanted for killing five people including his step mother and father. it happened on saturday. investigators say 21-year-old dakota theriot

(terry-oh) shot and killed his girlfriend and her parents... then killed his father and stepmom in a neighboring town. authorities say his parents identified him as the shooter before they died. terry-oh was captured in virgina this morning. ( marty ) now to an unusual story out of new jersey. police were called to a home in fort lee to rescue a toddler who was child stuck inside a toy. vanessa castro has the story. -nats-20 month old luca is nothing short of energec.but his misadventure tuesday night brought him to a standstill. -nats-soona choe/mother: "its kind of comical if you think about the situation, i call 911 and say "my kid is stuck in a toy" and they're like what kind of toy? what do you mean?"valerie castro/fort lee, nj: "the toy is supposed to hold different shaped blocks that go inside these holes but luca pulled the lid off and climbed inside...that is where he got stuck."soona choe/mother (quick): "he got in, got wedged in and he couldn't get out."mom soona choe says when she realized

luca couldn't move...she had to call in a professional. sergeant rick hernandez with the fort lee police department responded to the call.sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it was a priceless expression on his face//he looked a little bit embarrassed about the situation.sgt hernandez says even though a heavy duty tool was coming...sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "that's been a popular question did we bring in the jaws-of-life. they were on the way, the truck was on the way." he decided to use his own sheer strength.sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "i asked mom if i could break it, she said i tried, you can give it a shot. i was able to get off the front panel, it cracked."luca was finally free and in the arms of his hero.soona choe/mother: "i was like thank goodness i was so happy and grateful." sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it's one of those calls that you're happy to be on and leaves you smiling afterwards, its always good to be able to help a child." ( marty ) that was valerie castro reporting. mom says she plans to keep the toy and someday show this picture to her son luca...to remind him of that time he got stuck in a toy. ( dave )

toss to weather. (dave)

weather. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

( marty ) friday's indictment by special

counsel robert mueller-- one of president trump's longtime associates, roger stone is accused of lying to investigators and tampering with witnesses in the russia probe.stone insists-- he will not turn on president trump. and as c-n-n's tom foreman reports-- the trump-stone relationship is one that goes back decades. sarah sanders, white house secretary: "this has nothing to do with the president and certainly nothing to do with the white house."but roger stone has had plenty to do with donald trump ever since they met in the 1970's: legal work for his businesses, lobbying for his casinos, they share personal history too. roger stone, former trump political advisor: "donald trump came to my wedding. i went to two of his. i was at both his parents' funerals." and time and again, stone has pushed trump's political ambitions.president donald trump: "roger always wanted me to run for president. and over the years, everytime a

presidential race came up, he always wanted me to run." roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i was like a jockey looking for a horse. you can't win the race if you don't have a horse."their partnership has at times been a rough ride: the two had to pay fines related to that casino lobbying long ago;trump once told the new yorker: "roger is a stone-cold loser. he always tries taking credit for things he never did."and even after stone was all-in on trump's 2016 campaign - advising the candidate, raising money - stone was fired - or he quit - depending on whom you believe.still-- roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i am a loyal supporter of donald trump. i think he can be a transformational president." trump prizes loyalty and stone's loyalty is unwavering. he even has a tattoo on his back of richard nixon, whom he once worked for.so for trump - stone soon became a raging voice against the russia investigation.roger stone:"a fairytale. a falsehood. a steaming pile of b.s."a quick defender for any decision, no matter how controversial.roger stone:"the president made the

right decision. mr. comey had become unaccountable."an attack dog to go after trump's enemies; and an ally to ridicule his critics.roger stone, former trump political advisor: "oh my god, i'm busted drinking russian vodka! mueller, arrest me! libtards!" and most of all, stone has been a man who steadfastly says what trump needs said most.roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i am aware of no evidence whatsoever of collusion by the russian state or anyone in the trump campaign, or anyone associated with donald trump." ( marty ) in world news this morning...at least twenty people were killed in two bombings at a cathedral in the philippines today. police say the first of the twin bombings was inside the jolo cathedral. the second targeted soldiers nearby who had rushed in to help the victims from the first explosion. police say that over eighty people have been wounded, sixty-five are

civilians. the region has been plagued with violence between muslims and christians for ( marty ) back here in the bay area, a new report ranks the safest cities in california and in the bay area. here's kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look. (downtown san jose)conducted by the national council for home safety and security, the study ranks cities based on both violent and non-violent crime. (full screen graphic) statewide, the report ranks hillsborough as the safest california city, followed by palos verde estates, imperial, truckee and sierra madre rounding out the top five. the findings are based on the fbi's uniform crime reporting tool along with the trade group's "internal population research."(full screen graphic) in the bay area, the study says the top ten safest cities are hillsborough,los altos, piedmont, foster city, mill valley, los gatos, healdsburg, clayton, moraga and belmont. left out ot the study are cities with fewer than 1o,000 people or cities that failed to submit crime reports to the

f.b.i. the study purports to have been done to highlight the cities that have had the least amount of violent and non-violent crimes per capita. well down the list are the bay area's three largest cities, with san jose coming in at 194, san francisco at 208 and oakland at number 253.rob fladeboe/san jose "...the study was paid for by people who are in the business of selling security and burglar alarms, a press release said it was done simply to bring awareness to cities that are likely to have the most crime per capita..." in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news ( marty ) the warriors looking to keep their winning streak alive,

facing the celticsin boston. we have the highlights next. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá)

everyone knows, when the warriors get into that extra gear....no one in the nba can match it.....>well, the nba better watch out because golden state has won 9 in a row.....>tonight they were in bean town taking on the

celtics......> demarcus cousins getting his pregame shots in.... 3rd quarter...celtics up by 3....draymond green to kevin durant....bang....splashes it in for the triple to tie the game at 80 all....durant had 33 points tonight for the dubs.... 4th quarter...warriors up by 3....7 to shoot....kyrie irving to marcus smart....money....that ties it at 111 all... crucial moment here....8 seconds left in the game....draymond green misses the free throw....gets his own rebound....to stephen curry....irving fouls curry....that would prove to be the nail in the coffin for the celtics.... warriors beat the boston celtics....115- 111...and now we head out to san jose....three sharks participating in the nhl all star game....and they all got involved tonight.....>and here's one of those sharkies....erik karlsson puts the pacific squad on the board...they are down 2-1.....> this game got out of hand....the pacific all-stars down by 8 to the central all- stars....but here are two more

sharks.....joe pavelski finds karlson for his second goal of the game......>and just seconds later...it's the third shark getting in on the acting...that's brett burns...love the flow....pacific falls to central 10-4 but it was still a good night for the sharks......> "yea it was awesome. it's been a while since i've scored. so i was happy about that. but it was fun. obviously, it didn't go as well as we planned, but i always enjoy these things. it's nice to be able to be around guys that you usually compete against and being in an environment like this, to share it with these two guys, is something that is always going to be something special. i am extremely happy that i got the opportunity to do this."believe it or this." believe it or not....pitcher and catchers report to spring training in just over a week.....>and that's sports ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) high pressure and a mild

airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

happening today... senator kamala harris will hold her first official rally since announcing that she's running for president. big crowds are expected at the event today in oakland. kron 4s sara stinson is there with a preview. kamala harris's campaign launch rally is set to start here in front of city hall in oakland. at 12:45...the perimeter is already all set up with road closures, police and secret service scattered along the streets.last week senator harris announced she is running for president in 20- 20 - making her the first african american woman to run for president and she was born in oakland that's why she's

holding her campaign launch here.she is joined by fellow democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts and kirsten gillibrand of new york. the theme of harris's campaign is kamala harris for the people.harris has served as a prosecutor, district attorney of san francisco, and attorney general of california. during her announcement she said the time has come to fight against what she views as the injustices of the past two years of trump presidency. thousands of people are exppected to come out to oakland today for the rally. the streets of oakland including broadway from 12th to 17th streets will remain closed all day until about six or seven. also bart will be impacted -- the 12th be impacted -- also bart will or

seven. until about six closed all day will remn 17th streets from 12th to broadway including oakland the streets of for the rally.oakland today for the rally.the streets of oakland including broadway

from 12th to 17th streets will remain closed all day until about six or seven. also bart will be impacted -- the 12th street station under downtown oakaland will be closed most today as well...you are advised to use the 19th street station.live in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news. thanks sara. ( marty ) now to the north bay, police in rohnert park are looking for the man who robbed a metro p-c-s store. police say the suspect walked into the store around 4:30 saturday afternoon and pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money and merchandise. police are asking anyone with anyone with information to give them a call. ( marty )in san francisco, thousands of people took part in the 15th annual walk for life. kron four's philippe

djegal reports the walk was fueled with passion on both sides of the abortion debate. patricia sandoval/speaker- "by the age of 20, i had three unwanted pregnancies." which former planned parenthood employee patricia sandoval says led to three abortions. abortions she tells the crowd of more than 25-thousand that she regrets... leading to a drug addiction and a case of post-abortion syndrome. she's now pro-life -- advocating, like others at civic center plaza in san francisco... for the u-s surpreme court to overturn it's landmark decision roe versus wade... and outlaw abortions.father john mcguire/pro-life- "i don't think women are being given the right message and what they're doing to that innocent little child."kate erwin/pro- life- "we need to defend the defenseless, which are the unborn." kate erwin and pablo acosta traveled together from sacramento to join the "walk for life." both want the u-s government to stop funding the organization planned parenthood -- which performs abortions across the nation.pablo acosta/pro-life- "we're catholic and we really do believe that god gave everyone a chance to be alive

and we believe that life starts at the beginning of conception -- as soon as the egg hits the sperm, and i think that it's a horrible crime that we're being funded by the government to end this beautiful life and i think it should be ended."aniana/pro- choice- "my body, my choice. my body, my choice. it's mine -- this is mine." pro-choice advocate aniana -- among the few counter protestors. she wasn't shouted down -- just drowned out in song.nats- after making her point -- an emotional embrace with her husband -- standing by. aniana/pro-choice- "feel like they came here to speak their voice, and i'm here too and i should speak my voice as well." the san francisco police department did not intervene during the interaction.captain joseph engler/sfpd- "it's a peaceful assembly. our role, really, is to facilitate -- give everyone a voice." the group then taking off down market street.micaela stoutz/pro-life- "all life is sacred. it doesn't matter how old you are, you know, if you're 50, if you're five, if you're five months, if you're five months before you're born -- you're still a person." the walk continued for nearly two miles through the heart of the city -- ending along the embarcadero. in san francisco, philippe djegal,

kron four news. coming up -- two people in california racked up a botox bill... and ran out before paying it. you won't believe the price tag... we have it when we come back. (ácommercialá) ( marty )facebook is in hot

water as a new lawsuit reveals

the company tricked kids and their parents... into spending money on the social media platform. court documents say that facebook allegedly encouraged game developers to get kids to spend money without their parents' permission. the papers also allege that facebook refused to issue refunds in some cases ... and that facebook would not try to block kids from spending money because it would reduce revenues. ( marty )police are looking for two men who bailed on their 4-thousand dollar botox bill in los angeles. amy johnson has the details. (nats)these two men captured on security camera video- talking with dr benny hau- seemed to make themselves right at home monday afternoon while receiving treatments at sculpt dtla...(natalia hau/nurse) "they didn't ask for pricing.they just said do anything you think i need to make me look younger and

prettier."while they appeared comfortable- the staff says they seemed a little nervous... (natalia hau/nurse) they were very scared of needles but they still wanted the lip injections, so we did those, smile lines and cheek bone and about 50 units of botox."when the work was done they seemed pleased.(benny hau/sculpt dtla) they were happy they seemed pleased, they said they were going to tell all their friends, write nice reviews on fb and yelp but that's before they ran off."the two botox bandits had racked up 4- thousand dollars worth of botox and fillers...before running out without paying. (natalia hau/nurse) the receptionist was suspicious and followed them to the bathroom when they asked to go, and they pushed her away." the aesthetic medical spa has posted the video and photos of the suspects on facebook .. hoping someone will recognize them. ( marty ) that was amy johnson reporting.

doctor hau says they are working on new policies to make sure this doesn't happen again. still ahead... a new movie based on a 19-94 east bay murder... told by a bay area native. film maker jay francisco lopez joins us after the break to tell us all about... love ceh-see. 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,

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airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a sght chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

( marty ) disagreement.model disagreement.

( marty ) it's been 25-years since the tragic death of cecilia rios. rios was 15-years-old at the time. she was assaulted and killed as she took a shortcut on her walk home..((2 shot)) filmmaker jay francisco lopez joins us with actress angie marie espinoza today... as he's re-tells the story.. in a new film that he wrote and directed called... love ceh-see. goody morning jay and angie. i have a new film coming out that i written and

directed called love,cecy based on a true story ripped from the headlines, love, cecy takes audiences back to the cholo, free-style culture of the 90s of richmond, california as it retells the story of 15 year old cecilia rios. the film follows rios' promising beginnings- striving to become a lawyer while keeping her troubled boyfriend off the streets- to its tragic end on march 14, 1994, as she took a shortcut home through a deserted elementary school.

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be right back. ( marty ) in this

morning's hidden history series we visit a small kansas town with a big story about survival after slavery. ashonti ford visited nicodemus, kansas -- the only remaining western town established by freed slaves. (angela bates, director of historical society - "slavery produced in us -- a spirit of determination") --- ashonti --- and áátenacity --- to build and sustain an entire town -- from the ground up.cg: angela bates, director of nicodemus historical society (angela bates, director of historical society - "they were solicited. it was an organized effort to create a

town and to solicit people that could make it in this town") but angela bates -- director of the historical society says -- when they arrived -- there was nothing but dirt roads and the nearest town -- ellis -- was a 2-day walk away. (angela bates, director of historical society - "what you have is a situation where people are pretty much starving to death.") amidst their struggle, there were multiple claims on the land. (angela bates, director of historical society - "the osage as well at the potawatomi both claim that they've been here to nicodemus") this was during a time that most considered native americans to be dangerous. (angela bates, director of historical society - "the indians communicated with them by having the game and throwing it on the ground -- that they were not there to harm them") the native people helped the former slaves survive the harsh conditions of their first winter in nicodemus. this new town --- soon populated by 600 people -- hit a high point.they built their own schools - churches -- stores -- and banks. the residents of nicodemus used their skills learned during slavery and created a new life for themselves -- they were even promised a railroad ...

which would soon help with the flow of resources.the railroad never came but the 1930's depression did -- and the town couldn't survive. cg: ashonti ford, reporting(ashonti ford, reporting - "a town with a history built on freedom and hope and we spoke with those that still live in this community about how their keeping their town's history alive") cg: luecreasea horne, nicodemus descendant (luecreasea horne, nicodemus descendant - "i am a 6th generation decendant of one of the first families that came to nicodemus. i come from the williams line of the family.") (carla bates adams, nicodemus descendant - "this is my great grandfather - neil williams.") cg: shante' ryans, nicodemus descendant (shante' ryans, nicodemus descendant - "i'm a canon and jones, which were descendant of the sloughters and dorsies") each of them say -- what brings people back to nicodemus - every year, is the emancipation celebration. (angela bates, director of historical society - "that's been going on since 1877") more than 140 years of freedom -- an accomplishment that bates says is worth celebrating. (angela bates, director of historical society - "i think being a part of the families of nicodemus and knowing that our forefathers endured slavery and then they came to the west and had the vision to help to establish an all-black town and govern themselves. i mean that's something to be very, very proud of") in nicodemus, kansas, i'm ashonti ford. ( dave )

here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather.

(dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

happening today... senator kamala harris will hold her first official rally since announcing that she's running for president. big crowds are expected at the event today in oakland. kron 4s sara stinson has the story. kamala harris's campaign harris's kamala kamala

harris's campaign launch rally is set to start here in front of city hall in oakland. at 12:45...the perimeter is already all set up with road closures, police and secret service scattered along the streets.last week senator harris announced she is running for president in 20-20 - making her the first african american woman to run for president and she was born in oakland that's why she's holding her campaign launch here.she is joined by fellow democratic senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts and kirsten gillibrand of new york. the theme of harris's campaign is kamala harris for the people.harris has served as a prosecutor, district attorney of san francisco, and attorney general of california. during her announcement she said the time has come to fight against what she views as the injustices of the past two years of trump presidency. thousands of people are exppected to come out to oakland today for the rally. the streets of oakland the streets of oakland including broadway

from 12th to 17th streets will remain closed all day until about six or seven. also bart will be impacted -- the 12th street station under downtown oakaland will be closed most today as well...you are advised to use the 19th street station.live in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news. ( marty ) in the south bay, police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in san jose. kron 4's gayle ong has more on the investigation. san jose police responded to a shooting just before 2 saturday morning at south 10th

street and east william street. police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound.the victim was taken to the hospital but later died,

( marty ) and in the east bay, police are investigating a death at the san leandro bart station. the body of a man was found inside the men's bathroom saturday afternoon around 12-45. police say foul play is not suspected in this death. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... the city ranked as the safest in california is right here in the bay area.. we'll take a look. ( marty )plus.. protestors took to the streets in san francisco in the march for life. we hear from those on both sides of the controversial issue. ( marty ) and... playtime was quickly over for one toddler who got stuck in his own toy. we have details on how police we're able to get him out. that story is next.

( marty ) a big story we're following out of louisiana.... police say they have arrested the man wanted for killing five people including his step mother and father. it happened on saturday. investigators say 21-year-old dakota theriot (terry-oh) shot and killed his girlfriend and her parents... then killed his father and stepmom in a neighboring town. authorities say his parents identified him as the shooter before they died. terry-oh was captured in virgina this ( marty ) now to an unusual story out of new jersey. police were called to a home in fort lee to rescue a toddler who was child stuck inside a toy. vanessa castro has the story.

-nats-20 month old luca is nothing short of energetic.but his misadventure tuesday night brought him to a standstill. -nats-soona choe/mother: "its kind of comical if you think about the situation, i call 911 and say "my kid is stuck in a toy" and they're like what kind of toy? what do you mean?"valerie castro/fort lee, nj: "the toy is supposed to hold different shaped blocks that go inside these holes but luca pulled the lid off and climbed inside...that is where he got stuck."soona choe/mother (quick): "he got in, got wedged in and he couldn't get out."mom soona choe says when she realized luca couldn't move...she had to call in a professional. sergeant rick hernandez with the fort lee police department responded to the call.sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it was a priceless expression on his face//he looked a little bit embarrassed about the situation.sgt hernandez says even though a heavy duty tool was coming...sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "that's been a popular question did we bring in the jaws-of-life. they were on the way, the truck was on the way." he decided to use his own sheer strength.sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept: "i asked mom if i could break it, she said i tried, you can give it a shot. i was able to get off the front panel, it cracked."luca was

finally free and in the arms of his hero.soona choe/mother: "i was like thank goodness i was so happy and grateful." sgt. rick hernandez/fort lee police dept (quick): "it's one of those calls that you're happy to be on and leaves you smiling afterwards, its always good to be able to help a child." ( marty ) that was valerie castro reporting. mom says she plans to keephe toy and someday show this picture to her son luca...to remind him of that time he got stuck in a toy. ( dave )

( marty ) here's a live look at the embarcadero this morning. toss to weather. (dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases

wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

( marty ) new information on friday's indictment by special counsel robert mueller-- one of president trump's longtime associates, roger stone is accused of lying to investigators and tampering with witnesses in the russia probe.stone insists-- he will not turn on president trump. and as c-n-n's tom foreman reports-- the trump-stone relationship is one that goes back decades. sarah sanders, white house secretary: "this has nothing to do with the president and certainly nothing to do with the white house."but roger

stone has had plenty to do with donald trump ever since they met in the 1970's: legal work for his businesses, lobbying for his casinos, they share personal history too. roger stone, former trump political advisor: "donald trump came to my wedding. i went to two of his. i was at both his parents' funerals." and time and again, stone has pushed trump's political ambitions.president donald trump: "roger always wanted me to run for president. and over the years, everytime a presidential race came up, he always wanted me to run." roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i was like a jockey looking for a horse. you can't win the race if you don't have a horse."their partnership has at times been a rough ride: the two had to pay fines related to that casino lobbying long ago;trump once told the new yorker: "roger is a stone-cold loser. he always tries taking credit for things he never did."and even after stone was all-in on trump's 2016 campaign - advising the candidate, raising money - stone was fired - or he quit - depending on whom you believe.still-- roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i am a loyal supporter of donald trump. i think he can be a transformational president." trump prizes loyalty and stone's loyalty is unwavering. he even has a tattoo on his back of richard nixon, whom he

once worked for.so for trump - stone soon became a raging voice against the russia investigation.roger stone:"a fairytale. a falsehood. a steaming pile of b.s."a quick defender for any decision, no matter how controversial.roger stone:"the president made the right decision. mr. comey had become unaccountable."an attack dog to go after trump's enemies; and an ally to ridicule his critics.roger stone, former trump political advisor: "oh my god, i'm busted drinking russian vodka! mueller, arrest me! libtards!" and most of all, stone has been a man who steadfastly says what trump needs said most.roger stone, former trump political advisor: "i am aware of no evidence whatsoever of collusion by the russian state or anyone in the trump campaign, or anyone associated with donald trump." ( marty ) ( marty ) in world news

this morning...at least twenty people were killed in two bombings at a cathedral in the philippines today. police say the first of the twin bombings was inside the jolo cathedral. the second targeted soldiers nearby who had rushed in to help the victims from the first explosion. police say that over eighty people have been wounded, sixty-five are civilians. the region has been plagued with violence between muslims and christians for decades. ( marty ) back here in the bay area, a new report ranks the safest cities in california and in the bay area. here's kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look. (downtown san jose)conducted by the national council for home safety and security, the study ranks cities based on both violent and non-violent crime. (full screen graphic) statewide, the report ranks hillsborough as the safest california city, followed by palos verde estates, imperial, truckee and sierra madre rounding out the top five. the findings are based on the fbi's uniform crime reporting tool along with the trade group's "internal population research."(full screen graphic)

in the bay area, the study says the top ten safest cities are hillsborough,los altos, piedmont, foster city, mill valley, los gatos, healdsburg, clayton, moraga and belmont. left out ot the study are cities with fewer than 1o,000 people or cities that failed to submit crime reports to the f.b.i. the study purports to have been done to highlight the cities that have had the least amount of violent and non-violent crimes per capita. well down the list are the bay area's three largest cities, with san jose coming in at 194, san francisco at 208 and oakland at number 253.rob fladeboe/san joserob fladeboe/san jose "...the study was paid for by people who are in the business of selling security and burglar alarms, a press release said it was done simply to bring awareness to cities that are likely to have the most crime per capita..." in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news

( marty )the warriors looking to keep their winning streak alive, facing the celticsin boston. we have the highlights next.

everyone knows, when the warriors get into that extra gear....no one in the nba can match it.....>well, the nba better watch out because golden state has won 9 in a row.....>tonight they were in bean town taking on the celtics......> demarcus cousins getting his pregame shots in.... 3rd quarter...celtics up by 3....draymond green to kevin durant....bang....splashes it in for the triple to tie the game at 80 all....durant had 33 points tonight for the dubs.... 4th quarter...warriors up by 3....7 to shoot....kyrie irving to marcus smart....money....that ties it at 111 all... crucial moment here....8 seconds left in the game....draymond green misses the free throw....gets his own rebound....to stephen

curry....irving fouls curry....that would prove to be the nail in the coffin for the celtics.... warriors beat the boston celtics....115- 111...and now we head out to san jose....three sharks participating in the nhl all star game....and they all got involved tonight.....>and here's one of those sharkies....erik karlsson puts the pacific squad on the board...they are down 2-1.....> this game got out of hand....the pacific all-stars down by 8 to the central all- stars....but here are two more sharks.....joe pavelski finds karlson for his second goal of the game......>and just seconds later...it's the third shark getting in on the acting...that's brett burns...love the flow....pacific falls to

central 10-4 but it was still a good night for the sharks......> "yea it was awesome. it's been a while since i've scored. so i was happy about that. but it was fun. obviously, it didn't go as well as we planned, but i always enjoy these things. it's nice to be able to be around guys that you usually compete against and being in an environment like this, to share it with these two guys, is something that is always going to be something special. i am extremely happy that i got the opportunity to do this."believe it or not....pitcher and catchers report to spring training in just over a week.....>and oakland a's fans got to get their first look at the 2019 a's this afternoon at fan fest.....>kron4 sports report kate rooney has more.....> "amid the autograph signings and activity booths, a lot of the focus at oakland a's fanfest today was on the proposed new

ballpark and gondola that would ferry fans from downtown oakland to jack london square." "it's not only something to reach the ballpark. it's also something that'll run every day of the year. to ride that connection between downtown and the waterfront. i think the entire system is kind of like in san francisco, people go to ride the cable car. people could come to oakland and ride the gonadola. it could be that popular from a tourist perspective, which is something that i think all the small business owners and the people here in oakland....it's just a great thing.""i can't wait. i want it to happen. it's going to be so much better. i think it'll bring a lot more a's fans out of the woods.""it's unique and it kind of fits the city of oakland. oakland is unique as it is. i think it looks great. it looks great virtually on the waterfront. there's things to do downtown. you can visit bars and restaurants. help the city's revenue.""it's been positively supporting it through the sequel process, the environmental process because process. we are hopeful that by the end of the year, it'll have cleared and then we can actually with ground breaking and building it. the hope is to open it on the same time as the stadium in 2023." "announced yesterday, the gondola is the newest item on the ticket. at a cost of $123 million dollars, it would be privately funded operation 365 jack london fanfest, i'm kate sports." ( marty ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... golden gate

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look at the embarcadero camera.

( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)high pressure and a mild airmass over the west coast will result in above normal temperatures through monday. high clouds will stream overhead, limiting heating potential somewhat. the dry pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. forecast uncertainty increases wednesday with a slight chance of showers returning to the area. another chance of showers will arrive late in the week with continued model disagreement.

happening today... senator kamala harris will hold her first official rally since announcing that she's running for president. big crowds are expected at the event today in oakland. kron 4s sara stinson has the story. ( marty ) now to the north bay, police in north bay, now to the ( marty )

( marty ) now to the north bay, police in rohnert park are looking for the man who robbed a metro p-c-s store. police say the suspect walked into the store around 4:30 saturday afternoon and pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money and merchandise. police are asking anyone with anyone with information to give them a call. ( marty )in san francisco, thousands of people took part in the 15th annual walk for life. kron four's philippe djegal reports the walk was fueled with passion on both sides of the abortion debate. patricia sandoval/speaker- "by the age of 20, i had three

unwanted pregnancies." which former planned parenthood employee patricia sandoval says led to three abortions. abortions she tells the crowd of more than 25-thousand that she regrets... leading to a drug addiction and a case of post-abortion syndrome. she's now pro-life -- advocating, like others at civic center plaza in san francisco... for the u-s surpreme court to overturn it's landmark decision roe versus wade... and outlaw abortions.father john mcguire/pro-life- "i don't think women are being given the right message and what they're doing to that innocent little child."kate erwin/pro- life- "we need to defend the defenseless, which are the unborn." kate erwin and pablo acosta traveled together from sacramento to join the "walk for life." both want the u-s government to stop funding the organization planned parenthood -- which performs abortions across the nation.pablo acosta/pro-life- "we're catholic and we really do believe that god gave everyone a chance to be alive and we believe that life starts at the beginning of conception -- as soon as the egg hits the sperm, and i think that it's a horrible crime that we're being funded by the government to end this

beautiful life and i think it should be ended."aniana/pro- choice- "my body, my choice. my body, my choice. it's mine -- this is mine." pro-choice advocate aniana -- among the few counter protestors. she wasn't shouted down -- just drowned out in song.nats- after making her point -- an emotional embrace with her husband -- standing by. aniana/pro-choice- "feel like they came here to speak their voice, and i'm here too and i should speak my voice as well." the san francisco police department did not intervene during the interaction.captain joseph engler/sfpd- "it's a peaceful assembly. our role, really, is to facilitate -- give everyone a voice." the group then taking off down market street.micaela stoutz/pro-life- "all life is sacred. it doesn't matter how old you are, you know, if you're 50, if you're five, if you're five months, if you're five months before you're born -- you're still a person." the walk continued for nearly two miles through the heart of the city -- ending along the embarcadero. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

( marty )facebook is in hot water as a new lawsuit reveals the company tricked kids and their parents... into spending money on the social media platform. court documents say that facebook allegedly encouraged game developers to get kids to spend money without their parents' permission. the papers also allege that facebook refused to issue refunds in some cases ... and that facebook would not try to block kids from spending money because it would reduce revenues. ( marty ) boeing says it has finished its first test flight of a driverless air taxi. the test took place tuesday at a small airport in virginia.the craft is 30 feet long and 28 feet wide. it took off, hovered and landed, but did not fly forward.according to boeing, the flight lasted less than a minute.no one was on board. the prototype is designed to fly up to 50 miles at a time using an electric engine. ( marty )police are looking

for two men who bailed on their 4-thousand dollar botox bill in los angeles. amy johnson has the details. (nats)these two men captured on security camera video- talking with dr benny hau- seemed to make themselves right at home monday afternoon while receiving treatments at sculpt dtla...(natalia hau/nurse) "they didn't ask for pricing.they just said do anything you think i need to make me look younger and prettier."while they appeared comfortable- the staff says they seemed a little nervous... (natalia hau/nurse) they were very scared of needles but they still wanted the lip injections, so we did those, smile lines and cheek bone and about 50 units of botox."when the work was done they seemed pleased.(benny hau/sculpt dtla) they were happy they seemed pleased, they said they were going to tell all their friends, write nice reviews on fb and yelp but that's before they ran off."the two botox

bandits had racked up 4- thousand dollars worth of botox and fillers...before running out without paying. (natalia hau/nurse) the receptionist was suspicious and followed them to the bathroom when they asked to go, and they pushed her away." the aesthetic medical spa has posted the video and photos of the suspects on facebook .. hoping someone will recognize them. ( marty ) that was amy johnson reporting. doctor hau says they are working on new policies to make sure this doesn't happen again. ( marty ) teachers in los angeles who declared victory after a six-day strike have built momentum for activist educators in the bay area. they found success by framing their cause as a push to improve public education, not just get pay increases. l-a teachers demanded smaller class sizes and more nurses and counselors for students. teachers in colorado,

virginia, texas, and other states are planning rallies, and, in some cases, walkouts. the actions have grown and fed off one another since the movement began last spring in west virginia. ( marty ) and, teachers in oakland will vote next week whether to walk out. the vote will take place over four days, starting tuesday. it comes after hundreds of teachers demonstrated in front of the district office in a sick- out last monday. they are demanding higher pay, smaller class sizes and more resources for students. last weekend, teachers prepared signs and banners in case they walk out. live look outside... san mateo bridge. mateo bridge.outside... san spring in west began

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santa rosa girl battling a brain tumor in oakland is getting some encouragement from a pop star. her name is danica. her condition has worsened and she has lost feeling in her leg and arm. hospice volunteers have been with her family over the past week. danica has become known as sonoma county's princess warrior. she loves the music of singer meghan trainor whose songs motivated her during chemo treatments. we reached out to trainor on social media platforms.. saturday, she responded by saying, "love you danica! thinking of you and wish i

could hug you and your sweet family! keep being the beautiful princess warrior that you are." with a big heart on the end. ( marty ) in this morning's hidden history series we visit a small kansas town with a big story about survival after slavery. ashonti ford visited nicodemus, kansas -- the only remaining western town established by freed slaves. (angela bates, director of historical society - "slavery produced in us -- a spirit of determination") --- ashonti --- and áátenacity --- to build and sustain an entire town -- from the ground up.cg: angela bates, director of nicodemus historical society (angela bates, director of historical society - "they were solicited. it was an organized effort to create a town and to solicit people that could make it in this town") but angela bates -- director of the historical society says -- when they arrived -- there was nothing but dirt roads and the nearest town -- ellis -- was a 2-day walk away. (angela bates, director of historical society - "what you have is a situation where people are pretty much starving to death.") amidst their struggle, there were multiple claims on the land. (angela bates, director of historical society - "the osage as well

at the potawatomi both claim that they've been here to nicodemus") this was during a time that most considered native americans to be dangerous. (angela bates, director of historical society - "the indians communicated with them by having the game and throwing it on the ground -- that they were not there to harm them") the native people helped the former slaves survive the harsh conditions of their first winter in nicodemus. this new town --- soon populated by 600 people -- hit a high point.they built their own schools - churches -- stores -- and banks. the residents of nicodemus used their skills learned during slavery and created a new life for themselves -- they were even promised a railroad ... which would soon help with the flow of resources.the railroad never came but the 1930's depression did -- and the town couldn't survive. cg: ashonti ford, reporting(ashonti ford, reporting - "a town with a history built on freedom and hope and we spoke with those that still live in this community about how their keeping their town's history alive") cg: luecreasea horne, nicodemus descendant (luecreasea horne, nicodemus descendant - "i am a 6th generation decendant of one of the first families that came to nicodemus. i come from the williams line of the family.") (carla bates adams, nicodemus descendant - "this is my great grandfather - neil williams.") cg: shante' ryans, nicodemus descendant (shante' ryans, nicodemus descendant - "i'm a canon and jones, which were

descendant of the sloughters and dorsies") each of them say -- what brings people back to nicodemus - every year, is the emancipation celebration. (angela bates, director of historical society - "that's been going on since 1877") more than 140 years of freedom -- an accomplishment that bates says is worth celebrating. (angela bates, director of historical society - "i think being a part of the families of nicodemus and knowing that our forefathers endured slavery and then they came to the west and had the vision to help to establish an all-black town and govern themselves. i mean that's something to be very, very proud of") in nicodemus, kansas, i'm ashonti ford. ( marty ) ( marty ) a camp fire survivor found a family heirloom after returning to the ashes of her home. the one -of-a-kind ring she thought was destroyed has since been restored-- scraped-- reshaped-- and polished. heather thornewood's great-great grandfather made this ring out of a tie-stud --and gave it to her great-great grandmother

sometime in the early 1900's. eventually-- it was passed down to her. < "it lived through the great depression. it's over 100 years old and i'll be able to pass it on to my children at some point in time.">( marty ) heather and her family returned to the rubble to look for the ring last month. the jeweler said it took countless hours to restore the ring. adlib seven day. thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ...

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