>>alecia: just kidding. >> alecia: just kidding. >> oh. >> justine: like, uh?> alecia: we have work to do! >> bonnie: so, you'll have j.r. live from there. he will be live from 8 and 11. he's working 3pm shift. >> bonnie: uh. so, that you can be there live at 11. so, we can talk about what happened in the game. >> j.r.: you know... i wasn't sure. >> j.r.: as, i do a lot of news and i do a lot sports. i wasn't sure if i would get to go to the game.

now alecia schmuhl will be tried separately. husband's defense is saying that it was alecia who was the one that convinced her husband to commit the crime while he was heavily medicated on prescription pills. coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you what homicide detectives told jurors that they recovered from the crime scene. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you, meagan. >>> president obama and his family are in the final months of living in the white house. when they move out in january, high level speculation about where is currently focussed on the sheridan neighborhood. that's where tom sherwood took look today. >> reporter: the white house, lafayette square every day filled with all those tourists, where to go for a change of pace when moving this january? >> maybe the quiet, upscale streets off of sheridan and connecticut and massachusetts avenues. the national journal this week quoting sources said the obamas have zeroed in on sheridan colorama and named no specific house. this one on colorama circle might do, but the d

alecia reid, kron4 news >> pam: kron-4 brought you an exclusive report. on an investigation we uncovered involving oakland police officers. and allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor. >> pam: tonight, the department confirmed they are investigating allegations of sexual misconduct. and have put three officers on paid leave during the investigation. >> pam: in a statement they said - quote - as a public safety agency charged with protecting our community, along with upholding and enforcing the law, the oakland police department takes all allegations of misconduct involving our employees. seriously. ensuring internal investigations are swift, fair, and objective is our priority. >> pam: the oakland police department will not tolerate misconduct of any kind from its employees. the oakland police department holds all employees accountable for their actions on and off duty. >> pam: the sand may be shifting for san francisco police chief greg suhr. today, four members of the board of supervisors called for chief suhr. to be replaced. >> pam: they are jan

alecia reid per -- alecia reid. >>> to use an electrician -- electric locking device in their cars. the goal is to make it official all across the state in california. a mechanism to detect alcohol. >>> joining us now. are we going to lose it? >> things are changing. we will see much cooler weather, along the coastline as early as tomorrow. what an interesting day. we had some showers popping up and even some snow. we baked in some sunshine here in the bay area but the fog has moved back in it is making its way back into the golden gate bridge. you could see that fog starting to slide onshore. we will see that for the next couple of days. we see some cooler air working its way in. we saw some numbers in the 70s yesterday and we are down to 57 degrees. it is 56 and santa rosa. we have some changes coming our way a mixture of sunshine, fog, and some cooler temperatures. in the middle of this week we have some storm clouds rolling into the bay area. we could have some isolated thunderstorms. and next weekend, we will have more sunshine and warmer temperatures. >>> happening tomorrow, s

--alecia reid >> pam: thank you, alecia. >> steve: grant lotus expand our top coverage. and read what is so frightening to family is that the shootings on bay area freeway seem to have intensified. >> grant: just last week there were two shootings on east bay freeways on one of one on 80 and this one on highway 4 and his work that left a young mother of four dead. today's shooting on highway 4 in antioch was right in the middle of the afternoon >> grant: since last june 7th. shooting on that highway. and since november, there have now been 21 shootings on bay area freeways. more cameras are being considered and investigators are asking drivers to be alert and aware of there's a run these. so they are better able to describe the shooters and the sugar deal closed. -- shooter vehicles. >> reporter: city up his bart already have cameras on several intersections and so this will be an extension of eight existing programs. they have already shown to reduce crime. there have been seven shootings and three deadly and cleaned, one last week that killed a young mother. we will ha

>>>iem alecia reid three. can see some patchy fog developing -- i am alecia reid three. -- brittney shipp , you can see patchy fog developing. we will start to cool down on friday and are visibility it decreased to 3 miles if you are closer to the 5 miles, the patchy fog is starting to develop. your wake-up planner, temperatures in the mid-50s. that is until 8 am if you are closer to the coast, those clouds are going to linger at first but by the afternoon we will see a little bit more sunshine for most of the area with the exception for a long the coast. with the satellite radar shot, we have our ridge of high pressure that will continue to push over a region we will get the gradual warming trend until thursday but another system will develop over the north of us. i will breakdown that ridge of high pressure and we will stay dry, even with the system to the north. taken us through the morning, we will see the clouds moving into san francisco closer to concord and livermore as we go into the afternoon and even

--alecia reid, kron4news >> steve: 90 percent of the vote burning sanders vowed to continue his fight for democratic nomination bridge >> pam: bernie sanders is the winner and organ. said >> reporter: and spoke to an enthusiastic crowd and set by california. >> boatels set for terry clinton and that she may get nervous because i think we garden to win here in california. --goal te'o secretary clinton-- go tell secretary clinton >> reporter:dan kerman, kron4 news >> steve:a tragic ending in the search for a missing millbrae father. >> pam:the family of 27 year-old keith green says his body has been found. >> pam:green, a father of two went missing on thursday...april 28th. >> pam:his family posted on their facebook page earlier today that his body was found. >> steve:they also noted that he is no longer alive... and thanked the public for their love and support in the past weeks. keith's phone was found in golden gate park by a hiker. his family says he had been heading out to meet someone...when he vanished. >> steve:the san mateo county sheriff's office could not confirm that green h

his wife alecia will be tried separately and court is expected to resume tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.een? >> meagan fitzgerald reporting. thank you. >>> bill cosby's attorney says no crime was committed and the case should end immediately, but today the pennsylvania judge disagreed. she said there was enough evidence to try cosby for an alleged assault in 2004. a woman says the comedian drugged her at his home, but cosby insists the encounter was consensual. dozens of women have accused cosby of molesting them, but this is the only criminal case against him. cosby is set to be arraigned in july. >> more than 200 people are expected to protest the suspension of a dozen lockal high school students. 12 student athletes from culpeper county high school in virginia have been suspended, pardon me, for a year over misconduct in a locker room. the school will not release any specifics on the allegations. some parents say the punishment is excessive. they plan to protest outside the school administration building on radio lane tomorrow from noon to 7:00. >> on the move, the first family only h

the details are still coming in. >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid just got to the scene short time ago.earned it all has something to do with a body found inside a los gatos home. >> pam: alecia, what can you tell us? >> reporter: in this case the sheriff's department tells us they had no choice to follow the suspect vehicle until they were able to get the man then fled the scene. it has something to do with the homicide that happened this morning. in los gatos. after the shooting and deputy spotted the car in los gatos. and started to chase the driver. somehow the driver lost control of the car on 17th and hamilton. there will >> reporter: the passenger in his car. he was transferred to the hospital and was pronounced dead at. >> was transported to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries and one was at the state of their residence and treated by a medic. >> reporter: victim shot to death this morning was a man. this is a very fluid investigation. police officers are talking with the witnesses and the victim that was shot this morning. alecia reid, kron4 news >> pam: we first t

alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> it is going to be cooler than we typically see. were not going to warm up as much. we have a cool down on the way. you may have gotten used to the temperatures in the 90s, but we are definitely going down by 7 am. we will be in the 50s. and we will be in the 60s for inner locations, the bay, and parts of the coast. we will see a little bit of patchy fog with an early start. it will be cooler for us tomorrow and heading into the we come. we have a chance of showers that will start friday but the main part of the moisture will get here as we go through the morning on saturday that will last until the afternoon. 69 degrees san francisco, 59 oakland, 62 san jose, low 60s and livermore. we are still in the mid-50s and santa rosa. the wind speeds are 23 miles per hour. you are noticing more of an onshore flow. that will be the trend heading into the rest of the week. high pressure will be in control tomorrow. we will see dry conditions. we will see this weather system moving to northern parts of california and then to the east. tomorrow

require people convicted of drunk driving tovo an ignition interlock system installed in theirs car, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> two teenaged boys from oakland are miss and are considered lot in the water at the woodward reserve in oakdale, a possible drowning that happened before noon today. a family was on the boat and people jumped into the water and they lost sight of the two 15-year-old boys who were part of that group. it does not appear right now that they are or were wearing life jackets. you are looking at some pictures of the search to find these boys dive teams used sewnor scanners in their search and we're still gathering new information and will bring you the latest developments. a driver responsible for a hit- and-run that killed two dogs is behind bars tonight. on friday this truck was seen speeding from the scene after hitting a woman and her two labs and then dragging them along the road. the dogs were so badly injured, that a vet had to put them down. santa clara county sheriff's office says that tips from the community gave them leads on where to find the driver. they to

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live. just off highway- 4 tonight. >> steve:how can drivers possibly >> reporter:good evening pam and steve question. they don't know. drivers we spoke to say they're now on edge and now paying closer attention to their surroundings. >>- cuz you never know where those bullets can come in >> reporter:the number of shootings have raised fear in drivers. if they don't need to take the freeways, they stay away. >>- if i have to go to a doctor's appt i take the side roads >> reporter:but robert cakebread commutes from antioch to concord daily. he has no 4. he's still in shock that 2 shootings happened on the same stretch within a week. >> - these adukts, what were they arguing about? they gotta shoot each other? >> reporter:and he's not the only one that's concerned. >>--everybody that lives here is scared. it could hit our kids. >>- i'm not leaving my neighborhood . >> reporter:robert was born and raised in antioch and doesn't plan to the next city council meeting to find out what he can do to

this was alecia's schmuhl's operation and andy was a foot soldier who carried it out. sue duncan today taking the stand for the prosecution at times crying while describing the ordeal. "could you leave," she was asked. "no." if you disobeyed i thought he would kill us. duncan said she played dead and was able to trip the alarm alerting after a short chase in springfield, andrew was found wearing only a diaper. sue duncan says she was stabbed nine times and she and her husband are left with lasting physical and emotional scars. the trial resumes monday and is expected to last three weeks. live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: we have new information tonight after an incident involving a transgender woman and a bathroom at a grocery store in d.c. the security guard involved just appeared in court. that is where stephen tschida is live with what just happened today. stephen: that security guard appeared before a judge here to face assault charges. moments ago she left the courthouse. we got video of her as she was leaving. she faces simple assault charges for

kron 4's alecia reid went to the gala celebration.s how s-f- moma has now tripled in size. natsot - to have the building activated to have guests in our spaces it's an amazing moment for us there's a significant amount of gallery space >> reporter:sot - many of the galleries in the newer part of the building are almost a football field in length which is pretty amazing after 3 years and a lot of renovating the san francisco museum of modern art has penelope gordon's creative juices flowing. sot - i picked up a couple of ideas. i need to design a logo. >> reporter:it also left others inspired. sot - it's beyond words you know. sot - it's nice, i like it. the museum looks really nice sot - we're enjoying looking at all the different types of paintings sot - i'm seeing a lot of interesting artwork here >> reporter:unfortunaltely morgan wordes and her two young boys were turned away. they didn't get a chance to take in any of the displays. sot - no more tickets >> reporter:by the time they showed up to moma, all time the slots were filled

--alecia redid, kron4news >> steve:big news: a missing millbrae father has been found dead. keith green went missing on april 28th. his family posted the update on their facebook page earlier today -- >> steve:and thanked the public for their love and support in the past weeks. keith's phone was found in golden gate park by a hiker.his family says he had been heading out to meet someone...when he vanished. >> brittney:warm and beautiful today and a big cool down for the rest of week. >> brittney: we will see another round of near-record warmth as we head into tomorrow. once again, well above average. and it will take a closer look at your 7 day forecast coming up soon! >> pam:decision 2016. >> pam:democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders says he will keep fighting. after today's primaries in kentucky and oregon. >> steve:that's after a one win. and one very narrow loss to hillary clinton. in kentucky -- the race is a virtual tie. take a look at the numbers. >> steve:with 99-percent of the vote counted. hillary clinton has 46- point-7 percent. >> steve:bernie sanders

alecia had been fired from her job.ndrew schmuhl's defense is that his mental state was impaired as a result of medication he was taking. >>> today maryland governor larry hogan will sign knnoah's law, it will force convicted drunk drivers to take a pretty lizer before their car will start. yesterday the truck driver who hit and killed noah leotta pleaded guilty. >>> we'll learn more about a new equal pay law in maryland. the governor signed an historic equal pay bill into law. that bill prevents businesses from retaliates against employees who talk about their salaries. employees can also sue companies if they find out they were not paid fairly. they can sue up to three years after their final paycheck. >>> 6:51 just about and we're talking about very important forecast. >> a little bit of sunshine finally. and by the time we get to the middle of next week, you're >> no, no. >> but outside this morning, still kind of cloudy and cool and damp. lots of clouds for you to deal with here this morning. not a whole lot of rai

reporting in san jose, alecia reid. >> the arrest is the latest one for the law for current and former 49er players, bruc miller was arrested for shoving his ex-fiancie, destroying her cell phone. he pled no contest to disturbing the peace. wayne mcdonald has had a series of run-ins including allegations of domestic violence and a dui. alvin smith was arrested five times for weapons charges in dui. chris carter was arrested for brass knuckles.>>> our coverage continues online and on our website. including an affidavit from police all of that on kron4.com. >>> the search continues for a missing millbrae man who has not been seen. family members have been looking for keith green. he was last seen in the millbrae pancake house parking lot, thursday at 10:15 p.m. p.m. his cell phone was found by a hiker in golden gate park.>>> the man accused in a deadly shooting at an antioch convenience store is behind bars. thomas williams junior turned himself in to authorities this evening. police believe he was an ex- boyfriend to the victim. cynthia florez, an argument between the two >> the shootin

jacob martinez was killed by a drunk driver on memorial day weekend, his mother talks with kron 4's aleciaut how much has changed since then. >> reporter: teresa memorial day weekend as a reminder of the day 10 years ago but her life changed forever. hircine 25 year-old jacob martine as was only one is away from home his car stalled on 101 he was killed instantly his car left main gold everyone survived. now 17 of. junior high school that had to grow up without as dad. >> reporter: tries to get past the spot. if the past there would have people who require installing the vehicles. >> marty:happening now. sheriffs deputies and rescue teams are searching for two young oakland boys.lost in the water at woodward reservoir. that is a half an hour north of modesto. authorities got calls of a possible drowning just before noon yesterday at a reservoir north of oakdale. a family was boating when they lost sight of two 15-year-old boys that were part of the group. it does not appear that the passengers of the boat were wearing life jackets. dive teams are using sonar scanners to assist their search

reporting from nevada alecia reid kron4 news. >> it's hard to pick out the right gift for mom. you're running out of time. but here's some top five gift ideas. at number one a trendy gift care product the korean beauty facemask. so are the bath bombs. number two, adult coloring books, these are a hot item for creative moms. add a box of colored pencils and your set. framing a childhood drawing a personalized card or a piece of jewelry. and number four, those awkward family photos, i rally like those. recreating an old family picture or staging it does the trick. and number five replacing something that is lost or broken. of course a perfectly acceptable mom's day gift for me would be to have a beautiful day outside. >> just to have a nice day. and we are going to deliver. the morning maybe a little rough. it's not going to be bad but we'll have clouds out there. maybe some sprinkles too. but we'll start to head for dryer weather into tomorrow afternoon. right now the clouds moving in overhead again. and we're seeing light showers overlooking sfo. and more light showers on our s

jacob martinez was killed by a drunk driver on memorial day weekend, his mother talks with kron's alecia reed about how much their life has changed since then. >> it's just really hard, not to have him in our life, because shirley tang made a mistake, which i would hope other people don't make that mistake again. >> reporter: for theresa martinez, memorial day weekend is a reminder of the day 10 years ago when they life changed forever. >> it feels like it's yesterday. >> reporter: her son, 25-year-old jacob manufacturer news was only an exit away from home, when his car stalled on the 101. >> the tow-truck was five minutes away. when shirley tang crashed into him. >> reporter: he was killed instantly, his car left mangled, everyone in shirley tang's car survived. 's son that was 7 years old at time. >> my dad was here, he was the best dad ever. >> reporter: is now 17, a junior in high school, that had to grow up without his dad. >> put a burden on him, the other family in our life and ours. >> reporter: for years theresa couldn't find the strength to drive on the freeway where her son w

prosecutors say that the schmuhls wanted revenge against alecia schmuhl's former boss and his w the defense said andrew schmuhl actions were influencedded by prescription drugs. leon: a verdict is expected to come on monday in the trial of the baltimore police officer edward nero who is facing charges stemming from freddie gray's arrest and death. the lawyers made the closing argument today before judge williams. nero chose to have a bench trial rather than let a jury hear the case. nero is charged with assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment. gray as you may know died of injuries he suffered in police custody following the arrest in april 2015. maureen: up next, a family tries to tighten drunk drivg laws. >> it shouldn't take so many lost lives and it shouldn't take noah leotta for this to happen. maureen: what still bothers him about the effort to toughen the drunk driving laws. leon: start planning now for indoor events. timing of a heavy dose of rain headed here this weekend. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our communit

miley cyrus and alecia keys and blake shelton and the show will be the lead-in for two new dr a dramas you're telling me this guy actually went back in time. >> the time saga timeless follows the episodes of a trio of heroes trying to catch a different fugitive. >> it will take you to a different world every week, hundreds of years back or 10 years ago. >> the second new drama, "this is us" airs tuesday after "the voice." mandy moore part of the ensemble showing the lives of despair rat people intercertificating. you won't be -- intercepting. >> you won't be able to take your eyes off. chicago med jumps to thursdays joining the blacklist. >> whatever you think you know about tom keen, forget it. >> reporter: it is stars ryan eggold and the drama series, "take it." >> fun to put the soup somethto and see what happens and i think we have great ingredients. >> reporter: the network hopes it's a recipe for success. >> we certainly hope so. >> yes, we do. >> the cat that became the san jose's good luck charm has a new home.

alecia had just been fired. schmuhl's defense is involuntary intoxication. his lawyers argue that his mental state during the attack was the result of medication that he was taking. alecia schmuhl is being tried separate thely. >>> fairfax county police are trying to figure out the identity of a woman whose body was found in a pond on ridge pond road in centreville. police say a resident walking nearby spotted the body. a dive team pulled it from the water just after 3:00 p.m. they don't know how long the body had been there. >>> turning how to the officers on trial in the death of freddie gray. the defense team for today. prosecutors rested on monday. the defense says nero was not involved in gray's arrest and that it's the wagon driver's responsibility to buckle in prisoners. nero faces assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment charges. >>> some metro lines will be moving more slowly today because the system has reduced its train systems p. it will affect the red, orange, silver and blue lines. trains will only travel at a maximum speed of 45

--alecia? >> reporter: the abuse happened four years ago at one of the houses on this block. it was reported yesterday, and after a thorough investigation. anthony dias was are arrested. >> reporter: 33 year old and the folly of the god was booked into santa clara county jail for two felony counts of town abuse and sex acts with a child under 10 years old. police and his victim was 9 years old at the time of the abuse. >> all, you are kidding me? wow. >> reporter: the corrections that he was living with his girlfriend on the 100 block of cedar lane where there are mostly families with young children. >> it would be hard clinching to know. >> reporter: most of the people i spoke with and to not remember him. >> the allegations are deeply disturbing. if they are true, this correction that the fed did not meet the standards of our office and he must be held accountable for his actions. >> reporter: a couple of neighbors said they saw him from time to time and would wave hello. they're still in shock the something like this could have happened on their block. he is due in court o

ale alecia shuchmuhl had recently bn fired from fisher's law firm. >>> the judge acquitted one of thef freddie gray. he ruled officer nero was not guilty for failing to see the belt gray inside the van. he said he could reasonably expect the officer driving the van to be responsible for securing while being transporteded. despite the not guilty verdict, an attorney for the gray family says he was satisfied with the decision. >> he did an amazing job not only of correctly applying the law and the evidence, but of explaining in detail. >> nero could still face disciplinary action. officials are asking for continued patience from the community as the legal process moves phone. officer goodson is the next officer to go on trial. he drove the van where prosecutors say he was critically hurt. his trial begins june 6. >>> former fairfax county police spokesman pleaded guilty to child pornography charges. bud walker admitted to all ten unts against him. walker says he posted pictures of children in sexual agects unr a >>> a fairfax county fire and rescue review could take up to a year. concer

as kron 4's alecia ried reports. the benefits of moving to the east bay, do not stop there. >> reporter:more startups moving to east bay/traffic congestion may see improvement alecia reid/oakland transportation commission >> - there's a lot to be in a vibrant city than a campus environment >> reporter:one of the first big startups in oakland pandora has called this place home for a decade the city was chosen for its charm. >> it's that combination of rich cultural history and affordability >> reporter:with nearly 80 million active users a month in the u-s, the employee base is growing as well. walking to work allows marta riggins some exercise . and the chance to get home to her 4 year old son within a couple of minutes. >>the fact that i can leave work and within 10 mins get him from preschool allows me present at work and go home to be a present mom. i don't have to be commuting long distances >> reporter:walkability is important to marta, but there are thousands that depend on transportation to get to work. >> rep

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest. >> reporter:it was a scary afternoon for people driving on highway 4, with bullets flying everywhere. police say the shooting stemmed from an argument at a quikstop in antioch. >>- people are crazy >> reporter:while in the parking lot, two people in a black jaguar fired several rounds with a rifle. witnesses tell police the occupants inside both cars continued shooting at each other while on highway 4. >>lesley bohannon - it makes me scared because my daughter n granddaughter live in antioch and they take this way all the time >> reporter:antioch police swarmed the jaguar at this shell gas station in baypoint. highway patrol caught the other car a few miles away. police recovered 2 guns, one gun from each vehicle >> taj lockett - it's sad but this is stuff that has been going on in other places. it's just starting to happen here. >> reporter:police say although everyone involved has been arrested, this is still a very active investigation. highway shootings have become frequent in alameda and contra costa counties >> mark washington - this stuff happ

schmuhl's wife alecia had just been fired from the male victim's law firm. she faces the very same charges but will be tried separately. >> thank you, kristin. julie carey has covered the story from the beginning and will be inside the courtroom today as the trial begins. follow her @juliecareynbc for updates on jury selection. >>> right now deputies say he's driving a silver 2009 ford escape. virginia plates kv 1666. if you have any information, you're asked to contact spotsylvania county sheriff's office. we're talking about the gentleman you see here, this is 81-year-old ronald eugene jackson who was last seen sunday morning. give police a call it if you f him. >>> community leaders want action on safety after the recent csx northeast washington. the advisory neighborhood commission is calling a meeting today with d.c. council members. ddot and d.c. department of energy and environment. the group is expected to bring up the response and how to make up neighborhoods near tracks safer. 16 cars derailed near the rhode island avenue metro station. csx removed

andrew schmuhl and his wife are accused of brutally attacking alecia's former boss. lawyers are arguing that his mental state during the attack was the result of medication he was taking. >>> police in arlington county say the same man may be targeting young women and sexually assaulting them. the latest attack happened early sunday morning on north edgewood street in the lyon park neighborhood. a 25-year-old woman says she woke up to see a man in her bedroom. he then sexually assaulted her. another woman called followed her home and banged on her door when she wouldn't let him in. >>> if you are young and have a police record, it can be hard to get a job. having a record sealed could help. today there is a new effort to teach young people how to go true that process. p. >> it creates barriers to employment. for our young people21, 22, or those going to college, it creates a barrier getting accepted into college. >> the fair is from noon to 8:00. and they are working on legislation to extend the age there 22 to 24 for those who lead guilty and have their records seal

andrew schmuhl and his wife alecia are his wife in their home in 2014. she had been fired from her job. schmuhl's defense is that his mental say the during the crime was the rut esult of medication was taking. >>> an unprecedented move in decision 2016. gud releases his list of potential supreme court nominees. although he's not the gop official presidential nominee. remember, donald trump could make the nomination to fill late justice scalia's seat in november if it is still open and if he is elected. some see trump's announcement as a play to win over his skeptics. as trump works to unite the gop, democratic voters seem to be increasingly split. senator bernie sanders is winning primaries despite hillary clinton's large lead in delegates. party leadership says it is confident sanders will eventually back clinton's run for the white house. tracie potts will join us live in a bit with the vice president's take. >>> today maryland governor larry law. it will force convicted drunk drivers to take an in-car breathalyzer test before they can start their car.

alecia schmuhl had recently been fired from fisher's law firm.ddie gray's family believes justice was done. the july ruled officer nero was not guilty for failing to see the belt gray inside the van. he said nero could have reason pli expected the officer driving the judge also found him not guilty of assault. family attorney commended the judge for sticking to the facts. >> not bending to the tremendous pressure in the black community to find these officers guilty. that pressure is inappropriate because guilt or innocence should be determined based solely on the evidence presented. >> caesar goodson is the next officer to go on trial and the only officer charged with murder, second degree in this case. he trove the police transport van where prosecutors say freddie gray was critically hurt. goodson's trial starts june 6. >>> the u.s. secret service is testing new fencing for the white house. e-mails detailed plans to raise the white house fence by 5 feet making it 11 feet tall. the hope is to prevent fence jumping incidents. some of the equipmen

--alecia reid, kron4 news >> grant: some of these are targeted.nd even if someone targeted and bullets are filing all round the freeway. there are a lot of lives that are in danger it we matt is out and you can see on interstate 80. and just-that since last june. you could see an area and his work and that is where they are interested in installing these cameras. because the problem does not seem to be going away creek they are asking for 100 cows and dollars to put the cameras in place. >> grant: is a problem that continues. pam? >> pam: the latest highway shooting as tools to at first by officials and his work to install surveillance cameras along a stretch of highway for in that area. and interstate 83 as we have been reporting, there have been at least 20 shootings, some of them deadly, along freeways in the east bay including highway for an interstate-80. police say the shootings have been think related. the mayor of his bart says, the cameras will help authorities identify the suitors or shoulder, and generally discourage such activity. >> s

kron4's alecia reid reports. >>reporter:the number of shootings on east bay freeways has raised fear in drivers. if they don't need to take the freeways, they stay away. >>:cuz you never know where those bullets can come in >>:if i have to go to a doctor's appt i take the side roads >>reporter:but robert cakebread commutes from antioch to concord daily. he has no choice but to take highway 4. he's still in shock that 2 shootings happened on the same stretch within a week. >>:these adults, what were they arguing about? they gotta shoot each other? >>reporter:and he's not the only one that's concerned. >>:everybody that lives here is scared. it could hit our kids. >>reporter:hercules mayor dan romero says this has become a public safety issue. next thursday, he along with the richmond, san pablo, pinole, and el cerrito mayors will draft a letter to governor jerry brown asking for statewide funding for freeway cameras. >>:the state should pay for this >>reporter:in the meantime, robert will continue taking his usual