. >>> an east bay nanny has been arrested and charged with child molestation. juaqin sierra cruz and his wife worked as licenses nannies throughout the east bay. investigators believe child molestation happened in morinda and antioch. >>> 70-year-old irwin don myers was reported missing yesterday. he was walking in the regional wilderness. a ground and air search began when he wasn't returned. it is believed he may have lost his footing and fell down a hillside. his body was found today. >>> four athletes in the east bay are behind bars and they could be there for a while. da lin say it is crime they are accused of is so serious, prosecutors are charging them as adults. >> reporter: they have played in the state's championship game four months ago. now, three varsity players including star running back miles harrison are facing lengthy jail time. basketball player james dempsey is also charged with robbery. >> i always knew they were doing drugs because one of the kids always looked high. >> reporter: prosecutors say the four student athletes rob a drug dealer

> researchers may have found a way to reduce the >>> more than a million dollars have powder into an east bay senate res. an assembly woman in concord and the mayor of orinda are in a runoff. last month the two finish eastbound ahead of three other candidates in a special election. the "sacramento bee" reports sense then the money has poured in. bonilla received money from a local fire pac and a group called working families opposing glazer. glazer's support has come from political activist bill bloomfield charter school advocates, and a jobs pac. >> music fans at the coachella music festival are shocked to see so much green grass. they organizers didn't have enough time to make changes after governor brown ordered a 25% reduction in water use. but they have made some changes to help. the festival is using toilets that function without water, and they're using river water instead of the underground aqua fers. >>> up a next, the sight of fighters can make some hearts stop but some day they may also be what doctors use to treat heart patients. >>> could the bay area's hot weather get even h

. >>> this morning a disturbing story at an east bay starbucks. this morning walnut creek police are trying to contact anyone who might have used a bathroom at the popular coffee shop after a video camera was found inside. "today in the bay's" is joining us live from that starbucks on locust street. what you need to know this morning and this is a couple of times this has happened at the same location. >> reporter: yeah, a couple of times. this starbucks opened half hour ago. as people come in they are surprised to hear this would happen here. police do want to talk to customers from this walnut creek starbucks, especially if they've used that bathroom back there. that unisex bathroom in the become of the store. they may have been secretly recorded. the two dates in question are this past tuesday, april 14th, between 2:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon and february 16th, also in the afternoon between 2:30 and 4:00. both at the same downtown lo indication at the 1152 locust street address. investigators say on those two dates starbucks employees found a

tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> it wasn't long before this family realized that while ezra may be anna tom americaly male she was actually fee pale inside. >> before

>>> researchers may have found a way to reduce >>> more than a million dollars have powder into an east bay senate res. an assembly woman in concord and the mayor of orinda are in a runoff. last month the two finish eastbound ahead of three other candidates in a special election. the "sacramento bee" reports sense then the money has poured in. bonilla received money from a local fire pac and a group called working families opposing glazer. glazer's support has come from political activist bill bloomfield charter school advocates, and a jobs pac. >> music fans at the coachella music festival are shocked to see so much green grass. they organizers didn't have enough time to make changes after governor brown ordered a 25% reduction in water use. but they have made some changes to help. the festival is using toilets that function without water, and they're using river water instead of the underground aqua fers. >>> up a next, the sight of fighters can make some hearts stop but some day they may also be what doctors use to treat heart patients. >>> could the bay area's hot weather get even h

a >>> coming up at 6:00, they're big bucks being spent on an east bay senate race.w you where the money is coming from. and coachella music festival invades california. what are organizers doing for their water needs in the desert during the drought. >>> finally at 5:00 a miniindiana jones made a rare find near dallas. five-year-old wiley bryce discovered a dinosaur fossil as a construction site behind a goes -- grocery store. it's the size of a horse and it's 100 million years old. the fossil is being cleaned and assembled at a nearby university. well done. >> that's going to do it. thank you for watching. see you at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." new beginning. the u.s. and cuba ending a half century of hostility. the hand shakes, the historic meeting and the apology. >>> breaking news from washington. a lockdown on one of the city's busiest tourist weekends a man with a suitcase shoots himself outside the capitol. orders to shelter in place, the bomb squad on the scene. >>> saying good-bye. the south carolina man shot by police laid to rest and tonigh

it's come up with a way to >>> more than a million dollars has poured in from outside interests in an east bay senate race. democrats, susan bonilla an assembly woman in concord and steve glazer, in a runoff for the 7th district. last month two finished ahead of three other candidates in a primary election. now sacramento bee reporting since then, the money has been pouring in. bonilla received more money mostly from small local fire pack and a group called working families opposing glazer. glazer support has come from political analyst, bill bloomfield, a charter advocate and jobs pack. >>> the nsa believes it's devised a way to safely spy on personal data. last year, google and apple said they would not provide a back door to user data coveted by government spying agency. reports nsa chief called for a front door encryption key instead. it would be broken into pieces and spread out across agencies preventing any one person or agency access to user data. this theoretically prevents access for thieves but provides need for permitted investigation by the government. say any door, front or b

an oakland creek. and the clean-up continues. east bay mud now says that most of the cement that spilled last wednesday morning has been removed from the broadway branch of glen echo creek. crews spent the past weekend checking out pipes and drains near the creek.and today they began clearing out those sections. >>:we know it is going to be several more days. we think that everybody wants to be out of here by the end of the week, known as leading into we get everything out of here >> catherine : >> east bay mud now says that most of the cement that spilled last wednesday morning has been removed from the exposed portions of the broadway branch of glen echo creek. today was the giants home opener at a-t-&-t park. with excited fans more than ready to see some baseball. some began arriving hours before the gates opened. the 2014 champion flag was raised for everyone to see. as diehard fans young and old got ready for the opener against the colorado rockies. >>:best team, best color best flag >> catherine : so the day didn't end in a win

tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child.rlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> it wasn't long before this family realized that while ezra may be anna tom americaly male she was actually fee pale inside. >> before kind

. >>> east bay family is looking for answers and wants help finding an east by driver that struck and killed a motorcyclist. investigators say a car hit pack and pushed him into a concrete barrier on the connector from highway 101 to eastbound 92. he fell 60 feet over the edge. pack's daughter is asking the driver to come forward. >> just please do the right thing and give my family the closure that we need. give my father the respect that he deserves. that's it. just please help us. >> investigators say they don't have much to go on. they are asking anyone who may have websited the crash to contact them. >>> april is distracted driving awareness month and the chp is shifting its campaign to stop the dangerous practice into high beer. ktvu fox 2 michele 2 mike mibach did a test. >> interstate 80. 680. highways 101, 24, you name it chp says distracted drivers are everywhere. chp officer shawn welcomed me to text and drive. and in this controlled setting we set up a driving course. here's the scenario. i'm leaving work. i'm late. my wife is wondering where i'm at so i will text her as s

thieves hit the gas station at an east bay service station and drag an atm away. >>> police in walnut creek are looking for a trio of brazen thieves who hauled off an atm full of cash. surveillance video shows one man distracting the clerk at this shell station on ygnacio valley road friday night. another hooked the atm to a cable attached to his truck and off he goes. he hit the gas ripping the machine right out of the ground. the men loaded the machine in the back of the truck and off they went. >>> when the weather is nice, many san francisco residents flock to dolores park in the mission but lately it's an eyesore. city park rangers have been handing out citations left and right for trash. that's why the group friends of dolores park organized a major trash clean-up today. they started by handing out trash bags. >> any trash they leave in the park they pack it out to provide a way they can contain their trash instead of having it strewn out all over the ground with the hope that as the rangers have said, they're here passing out many citations because of the trash. so we are hopin

tonight we introduce you to an east bay family facing a similar struggle with their youngest child. scarlet is like most 7-year-old girls. >> we will have to do this later. >> less than thrilled to be doing homework before dinner. but scarlet is also different from most little girls. that's because scarlet was born ezra, by logically male. she is a growing number of transgender children in the bay area. >> when did you first realize that maybe scarlet was having some gender issues? >> when she was 18 months. we would send her off to preschool dressed as a boy and she would come home dressed like a girl. it happened for three months. we thought maybe she was getting muddy or painting with paints and that's all they had was the extra girls's clothes. >> and so began this berkeley family's exploration of gender identity and exploration. >> that christmas ezra was really sad because all he got were legos. he's like, mom, what i really want is a dress. >> it wasn't long before this family realized that while ezra may be anna tom americaly male she was actually fee pale inside. >> before

. >> catherine: still ahead.a sexual assault on an east bay hiking trail. >> catherine: tonight: we'll hear from the man who found the victim.as the search for her attacker heats up. >> catherine: later: >> catherine: a small community with water concerns as its wells run dry. what they're planning to do. >> catherine: and straight ahead: in one of the bay area's most quaint communities has a lot of people upset. >> catherine: you'll see why they're so angry. 7 >> reporter: will be in the low 90s tomorrow. it will delight in midsummer as we wrap up the month of april crude still warm as we head into friday. it will fill a whole lot cooler sunday. 10 to 20 degrees as compared to what it will be like tomorrow. 58 degrees in oakland, los '60s and concord. 59 as the head in to livermore. >> reporter: coming in between 10 and 20 mi. per hour. we are looking at squeaky clear as to the up a storm trecker satellite braden. --radar >> reporter: temperatures will remain on the comfortable side. tonight, however, temperatures will remain in the upper 40's and it fit the spirit of talk about the r

still to come, a very close call for an east bay driver. the damage caused when a massive tree fell. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. and we'll be back in a minute. >>> around the bay golden state warrior fans are showing their support for the best team in the nba. the team spirit is most alive in oakland's. today the warriors flag will be flying at city hall. fans can also pick up rally cards there. tomorrow they begin the play- off run against the new orleans pelicans at oracle arena. >>> bryan stow displayed his continuing recovery throwing out the first pitch at a san jose giants game. stow is coming back from a severe brain injury after he was beaten in the parking lot dodger stadium four years. last night was his night. he showed everyone how far he has come. sharon chin spoke to him about his progress. >>> reporter: a standing ovation greeted bryan stow. a sheriff's helicopter flew in the baseball. [ applause and cheers ] >> report

still ahead: less than a day after an earthquake shook the east bay. we learn the faults there. be more dangerous than previously thought! and kron 4 digs up new details. on the woman arrested for allegedly scaling the fence surrounding san jose airport. and the trail of clues. lead straight to a strip club. >> gary :and we have information about baseball and other sports, coming up next >> reporter :wind speeds are starting to come down after eight windy week. but they will drag down the temperatures as wall with a chance of rain in the forecast. >> pam :and stay tuned with the inside edition with deborah norville after the news. >> reporter :and the dry--and sunday night at night we will have--nine we will have an hour long sports report >> pam :some *revealing* new details about the woman accused of breaching security at san jose's main airport. kron 4's j-r stone has a part of her story. you'll only see on 4. >> j.r. tuesday night she was caught walking along the air field. that morning and they believe that she was, was first walking through someone's yard and then going to

. >> pam: >> pam: sparks from a welding torch started a fire at an east bay auto repair garage. fire officials say two people were working inside the garage when the flames broke out. it happened around 7-45 tonight on 10-th and l-street in antioch. firefighters say the two workers initially tried to put out the fire as it burned near gasoline and propane tanks. those flammable materials fueled the fire.which even caused some it took firefighters a half hour to contain the fire. and no one was injured. gone missing for four days a south bay teen has finally returned home. 17-year-old connor sullivan returned home in cupertino safe last night. his family was about to eat his favorite pizza when he came home. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. .

our reporter, amy hollyfield will have all the details on the chase at 6 >> an east bay police officer is accused of buying heroin while his young daughter was in the vehicle. the accusation means the officer's department may have a last work to do reviewing indications he was part of. we are in san francisco where the officer goes to court. janet? >> yes, the police officer will be appearing here at the hall of justice in three hours and he is accused of buying heroin and cocaine and it happened on wednesday? san francisco. it started with a tip and the police department had the undercover police officers buy it out with the officer buying drugs while his two-year-old daughter was in the back seed. white will had a loaded gun in the car. he new is charged with possession of narcotics, a loaded weapon and child endangerment. parent react to the in us where he is a resource officer. >> shocked. he seemed like a nice guy. >> very difficult. something you hope you do not is to deal with in a career. >> the lived said that white's arrest could impact any case he was involved with the 32-ye

here's the region why you look off to the north an east we're tracking an area of low pressure that continues to sit and spin and rotate across areas in canada. as we go throughout the night into today on monday, this will retrograde back to the west across the region. as it gets closer to us, there could scattered afternoon showers across portions of the delaware and lehigh valleys. tomorrow afternoon sun gives way to increasing clouds by one o'clock, spot showers around, not a lot of precipitation scattered in nature. it will clear out in the evening hours, once the moisture departs well tap into a westerly wind by tuesday and wednesday meaning these temperatures will climb into the upper 60s and 70s. something to look forward to. tonight, cloudy and cold, 44 in philadelphia. 40 in cape may for the overnight low. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy on monday, clouds, pockets of sunshine, brief shower or two. tuesday, sunny and warmer, 69. midweek, nice and mild on wednesday, 73. thursday, showers are possible with the high temperature of 64 degrees, we'll be tracking

an issue with any storms that come through this morning. there's hail potentially from about philadelphia over toward the east and in aerials close to the lehigh valley. -- areas in the lehigh valley. this is a rare concern. there is a low chance of an isolated tornado. you put this together, if you hear thunder today or this evening, take cover on the lower floor because the storm could pack a punch. we'll have heavy rain 1 to 2 inches be that's going to fall this morning. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high 76 degrees. it's going to be warm this afternoon. morning rain tapering off. in the afternoon sprinkles or showers. later tonight a strong gusty thunderstorm is possible. be careful of those. sunny and breezy tuesday 68. 63 on wednesday increasing clouds, late shower. thursday, 59 degrees is the high, cooler and dry staying cool friday, saturday and sunday, looks like that late weekend stretch is dry. >> thank you david. 6:11 up next, the screams from a burning home in the west and they not coming from human mouths. >> a magic moment for the star magic mike. fans helped which which a star find something he wanted ba

an inch of rain. san francisco and oakland close to a half inch. east bay hills, close to an inch.ee san jose barometric pressure a third of an inch. the rain has moved on clearing skies and setting the stage for a little chilly start tomorrow morning. not too windy at the moment with winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. tomorrow we'll see gusty conditions winds 15 to 30 out of the northwest which will keep our skies clear. but temperatures not warming up a lot till we get to monday and tuesday. the storm that brought us the rain now heading to the east of the sierra. snow showers starting to shut down. we go through the day tomorrow we'll see a hue high clouds passing by really sunday about the clearing skies and the breezy conditions the winds out of the northwest and temperatures beginning the climb upward as we go through the week. morning temperatures will be chilly, 40s outside. lunch time numbers in the mid-60s and eventually high temperatures tomorrow for most spots inland in the low to mid 70s. trending a lot warmer for monday afternoon. 72 in san jose 60s closer to san francisco

. >> pam moore: an east bay hospitals shut down today after serving the community for 60 years after threatening to close several times doctor's medical center in san pablo close is doors for good at 7:00 a.m. this morning. employees gathered outside and said there dubai's and hospitals serve mostly low-income patients in that community and it had been financially in the red for years. >>: this is an essential service and the people that live here are part of the county they pay taxes than they deserve the care. >>: we're showing society that we can take care and animals better than we can human beings. >> pam moore: some of the employee said the they do not know what is next and do not have new giants lined up. patients who need emergency care will be taken to the close of open hospital according to the website for contra costa else services. >> pam moore: nearly 1000 protesters of the street in baltimore earlier tonight. the nepali the suspicious death of a man in police custody that we are learnt the justice abroad will investigate the case tenting no justice and no peace proteste

an hour. so most of the east bay dealing with some light winds as of right now. across redwood city, 7 miles an hour. but if are you along the coast, half moon bay, 18 flowers the north and northwest, santa rossa from the northwest -- santa rosa from the northwest. breezy along the coast. much of the area later on today will be breezy. into the next hour we will continue to have temperatures to the upper 50s. lunch hour, upper 50s along the coast. lower 60s across the bay. might be nice to stay outside but it will be breezy at times. even for inland areas we have lower to mid 60s. now looking at your afternoon, we will continue on with breezy conditions from the west. and for the coast, temperatures very similar to yesterday. only warming up to the lower 60s. across the bay, a little warmer into the mid-to-upper 60s to right around 70. so temperatures very similar to yesterday along with that breeze. but then we have a little bit of a warm-up for tomorrow. and we're also talking about about rain chances coming up in your storm tracker 4, seven-day forecast. let's

not a bad start toward a commit we're not talking any hot spots right now we did it were an accident on the easthore freeway 880 with our capital by road is on the shoulder and no indication yet of any slowing passing however because of the neck of the incident an investigation the could awhile and then had the potential to slow the ride to the rest of the trip along the eastern fringes of all men drive free trip to 92 in december sale only in lebanon in return of the december sale of your heading, ran to the golden gate bridge and have an easy drive across the span the zipper truck it's the north and other bridge just finishing up the lane realignment for the morning commute. >>mark:a warning in san francisco. >>mark:as the f-b-i is looking for a man accused of robbing three weeks. >>mark:all of the robberies took place ins an francisco. >>mark:kron 4's mike pelton is live this morning in the outer richmond district with who authorities are looking for. mike? >>reporter: over the past couple weeks the most recent here at the outer richmond district live with this bank of america behind me just

squad searched the campus but did not find anything suspicious. >>> concerns are growing tonight over an east bay concrete spill. as cristina rendon reports, it was a resident that alerted them to an area they did not check. >> reporter: the water has been taken over by cellular concrete. and overnight more of it was discovered. 200 to 250 more feet in fact. >> there's not too much water in it right now but it looks a bit messy doesn't it. >> you had a camera take a picture. now it looks like debris, just waste of some sort. >> reporter: east bay m.u.d. and the department of fish and wildlife says a woman alerted them of the discovery. >> we go where the biggest problem is and start cleaning. >> we frankly didn't do a great survey. we'll do better next time. >> so behind me -- >> reporter: officials say a half mile portion down to the clairmont golf course is affected. they also say this valve is like a nonstandard one. it shocked when turned left instead of traditionally to the right. >> we're dismayed that this happened in this neighborhood. we're working on the clean up as fast as we can s

. >>> well let's talk about an east bay high school where students including a football player facing serious charges. they say he put on a mask and robbed friends for pot and money. and one of them is star running back who made first team all state. and they could face 8 years of prison if convicted. the alleged gunman could face 18 years. >>> and traffic is finally getting back to normal after a deadly east bay crash. the chp tweeted this photo late this evening as they called in a crane to move a flipped big rig. it all started this afternoon when a motorcyclist was thrown off his bike. those two drivers have minor injuries. the biker was killed. this happened on the albany, richmond border. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. another deadly accident is on 101. officers say a huge pipe rolled off of a fork lift and the pipe weighed several tons and ended up crush him. this hand just south of pat loomau. >>> not suffering in silence, bay area catholics are going public about concerns of archbishop. among them former political consultant riley and his wife they're up

west to east, an on shore flow coming from the chilly ocean. it will get cooler a little bit away from the water but much more pronounced in places like hayward, fremont. you will be cooler this weekend. low pressure will begin to move in from the north. it is able to do that because the ridge is moving out. now we have activity to talk about. clouds first, monday and tuesday of next week. showers for you on wednesday. more rain showers on thursday. and there may be more low pressure areas coming down from the north the week after that. a pattern change that will get cooler and weather starting the middle of next week. a lot of fog and cloud cover anywhere near the water. it will stay warm away from the water with highs around 80. but everybody cools down. everybody gets cloudy next week. san jose, you will hit 79 tomorrow. concord, 80. still 10 degrees above average. san ramon 80. pittsburgh, 82. vallejo, 72. daly city, only 60 tomorrow. san rafael, 74. clear lake, 85. pretty wide temperature spread. sunday, a little cooler. more pronounced mo

if you're an east bay mud customer you might notice more changes to your tap water this week. >> reporterthe quick update a 2.7 earthquake this struck in san problem this morning it was reported at 7 07 this morning about 2 mi. north of richmond this was a 2.7 which is classified as a week earthquake a lot of people did feel it if he did let us know. the six maps as the with of near up near richmond and son paolo was where was felt it was a light stay like shaking no damage reports so far we will let you know that changes. >> reporter: the back of the search rates learned rolled lead as the cross of barry's dizzies south bascom avenue in san jose then something from his orders rolled into the streets nes to catch it. stick with this lady with the child and the toe of standing the turn lane also on south bascom yes is scary to see what's going on i am out in front of valley medical center where medical professionals construction workers and just about anyone crosses the seven lanes of active traffic while ignoring the crosswalk. yes and in many of the cases it is so that people can save a

helena. >> a good samaritan helping to put out an east bay apartment fire had to be saved himself by collapsed. this happened yesterday afternoon about 4:00 on kirkwood drive in concord. contra costa fire officials say the man tried to put out a fire in a neighbors kitchen and he used five different fire extinguishers he found by running around the apartment complex. he collapsed just as first responders got there and the officers and firefighters used a defibrillator to restart his heart. that man is in the hospital listed in stable condition. >>> finding a parking spot in san francisco can be challenging as most of us know. but the city is hoping to change that. according to the chronicle there are concerns about the city's permit program. now the program was created back in the 1970s. people get permits they can park in certain areas near their homes without worrying about being ticketed or towed. the idea is to keep neighborhoods from turning into parking lots. some say the program has created conflict and inconvenience for visitors. the agency plans to take a closer look at the

east bay. we picked up anywhere from a third inch to three quarters of an inch. you see milpitas that really picked up nearly a half-inch looking at a little more of rain. and further south into gilroy along watsonville and the central coast we are look at moderate rain and winter weather advisory throughout the day here. temperatures are right at freezing. we are looking at snow from truckee to tahoe valleys and the snow levels about 5,000 feet. it's in the 50s. we have a little built of fog. we will talk about rain totals totals and how long the showers willingner a few minutes. chris. >> thank you. the much-needed rain overnight. here's a look at the rain helping the north bay and the petaluma area. the wet weather may also be to blame for some accidents. take a look at this one. here a car sheared a utility pole and brought down some cable lines around 10:00 p.m. then there was an accident on highway 101 near railroad road in novato around 12:30 this morning. and the east bay overnight the rain fem pretty hard around highway 24 and miranda and also along main

an auction house on the east coast was going to sell 450 photos and artifacts.ups from around the country protested the planned sale. one couple from sacramento decided to contact the auction house directly. they say they are still traumatized by what happened to their parents during world war ii. >> it carries a big emotional charge. there are material culture and they will eventually be used to tell the story of this terrible social injustice. >> the value of the items is said to be at least $25,000. but to japanese-americans they are priceless. >>> this month marks the 40th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war, the fall of saigon. thousands escaped to the united states leaving behind chaos and the risk of death to build new futures in a new land. one of those dramatic events unfolded at the presidio in san francisco. at crissy field appear old building an old building is padlocked. 40 years ago an event unfoldled here that changed the lives of thousands including the lives of three little girls. lara -- >> i always felt blessed. >> reporter: wendy. >> i

live in oakland, kpix5. >> early this morning, clean up crews found an unknown oily substance. east bay mud will be running tests. >> meanwhile, the cleanup of mountain lake in san francisco has gone so well, it is safe enough to start restocking it with fish again. this week, several hundred fish were released into the lake. they are the first native species to be reintroduced. plans call for more native animals to be added to the lake by the end of the year. mountain lake on the south side is one of two natural lakes in the city. prior to the cleanup, it has been declining for decades due to runoff contamination. >> water mysteriously vanishing. farmers are the prime suspects. complaints from two large water agencies prompted the investigation. the agency supply central valley farmers and customers as far south as san diego. delta farmers say they are not stealing the water. they say they lived on the water's edge for generations and that gives them the right to use as much as they need. >>> still to come, what prompted the national guard to mobilize in one part of the east bay to

an east bay m.u.d. crew spilled the cement yesterday while trying to repair an old pipe., some birds have been coated in cement. some have died. the clean-up will take months. >>> there's new video out that some say shows racial bias among some san francisco police officers. christian hartnett shows us what happened during some undercover drug stings. >> reporter: sf weekly obtained this body cam footage that shows an asian woman approaching a police informant in san francisco's tenderloin. she may be offering drugs. but the informant's attention is on a black woman next to him who was on the phone. they talk and then the video cuts to the informant in a car. he explains why he chose to buy drugs off the black woman instead. >> when the other girl act like she wasn't paying attention on the phone, i want the [ censored ] >> reporter: during more surveillance footage you can hear someone make a racial comment. [ censored ] bm. >> reporter: bms is police lingo for black males. >> i think it's disturbing. ity it shows discriminatory selectsive enforcement of the law. >> repo

. >> remembering an east bay father of three, killed bay hit-and-run driver in oakland.riends tonight making a plea for justice. >>> i'm katie marzullo. we begin with developing news. the search for a hit-and-run driver, the driver slammed into a car driven by wesly burton who died at the escape. he was a husband, father, and worked at kpsa public

. >>> and an east bay company is offering a way to conserve water. >> they explain why more tech companies may start focusing on drought solutions. >> reporter: oakland based eden has developed a device to help you track how much moisture is in your soil. it will set you back about 400 bucks. >> you can view what's going on in your soil from anywhere in the world. >> reporter: can tell you which plants will grow best in the soil and it tells you if it's too dry or wet and works for lawns as well. >> you can view over the day, week, or month and the system will let you know if you've over whatered it. >> he said large farms have contacted him as well. >> they can see that a certain block of their field isn't getting enough water and adjust their irrigation system. >> one thing we know is that temperature is going to continue to rise. >> reporter: and this man thinks it's the next solution. >> i do think it's a quite a good industry. >> reporter: it will be sold at home depos nation wide by midmay. in oakland, ian. >> i know exactly what to get you for father's day. >> i can't wait to get on

coming up in our next half-hour, the often silent struggle that transgender children endure and how an east bay mother and father are supporting their child's choice. turning to breaking news from nepal where a powerful 7.8 earthquake struck the country overnight. quake's epicenter was less than 350 miles from the capital city. at least 8 aftershocks of 4.5 or greater have been felt following the initial tumbler. government officials say at least 688 people have been killed and hundreds more injured. a man traveling in the country describes the moment the quake hits. >> so i was upstairs in a coffee shop. i was about to put my order in. and it kind of felt like some big trucks were rumbling buy and i wasn't sure about how the building was built so i wasn't too alarmed. maybe it was trucks. then is kept going and got stronger and stronger. >> he tells abc7 news he was supposed to return home tomorrow but he's now unsure how he will leave the country. local media said some historic temples have collapsed along with dozens of other buildings in the region. people are believed to be trapped und

throughout the day -- crews continued shoveling and vacuuming the half mile of cement that's spread along an east bay creek. fish and wildlife officials now say this stretch is virtually dead. although the cement mix isn't considered toxic to humans.there are signs that birds and fish have been killed and sickened.. the accident happened while the east bay municipal utility district was replacing a water pipeline. >>:we've had actions like this happen before where four fouls are open when they should be closed we've had accidents where the fire department tries to open a valve and ends up being closed. kathryn : one point six billion dollars. that's how much p-g-&e has been ordered to pay for its for its role in the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the september 20-10 explosion killed 8 people and destroyed dozens of homes. now p-g and-e has been hit with the record high penalty for unsafe operation of its gas transmission system. one victim of the explosion lost her husband, her son and her mother-in-law. >> i don't have confidence in pg&e. i don't have confidence in the cpuc. i mean they di

all the suspects are due in court next thursday. >>> an east bay nanny has been arrested and chargedlestation. joaquin sierra cruz is accused of assaulting several children that he cared for. antioch police expect more charges to be filed against him. sierra cruz and his wife work as licensed nannies throughout the east bay. investigators think the child molestation happened in both orinda and in antioch. >>> new questions emerging about the training of a deputy reserve officer involved in a fatal shooting in oklahoma. robert bates faces a second- degree manslaughter charge in the death of a 44-year-old man. records show he had more than 400 hours of training. but sources tell cbs some of those documents were falsified. the sheriff admits to recordkeeping problems. >> he certified with his own firearm and with the standard issued firearm. but the problem that we're trying to verify is he qualified, we can't find the records. >> investigators say bates mistakenly pulled out a gun instead of a taser. he will be arraigned next week. >>> an attorney conducting audit of oakland police say

chance for people to get hands on with furry farm animals in the bay area draws an angry protest, and an eastamily added another member thanks to a helping hand. >> dove nation, share your team spirit with us. little stella a big fan and ready for more playoff wins. teresa shared the picture on facebook. we want to see more. thank you for watching see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." southern slam. fierce winds ripping a circus tent wide open. families running for cover. the lightning, the flooding the tornado sightings right now. severe storms firing up at this hour. who is in the hot zone tonight? >>> up in flames. the bus full of students. first the smoke, then the panic. >> get off the bus! >> the rush to get away just in time. >>> split-second decision. a suspect with his hand in his pocket running toward police. >> i don't want to shoot you, man! i don't want to shoot you! >> one officer's life or death call caught on camera. >>> and the rock star. she's one of the best climbers in the world blazing up mountains. shattering records and still finding time for middl

. >> catherine: still ahead, shocking new information on an east bay man accused of luring a girl for sex. what authorities uncovered on his cell phone and computer. and investigators have been on the scene of a deadly plane crash in the north bay and san francisco's police chief takes action against more than a dozen officers involved in that racist text scandal. i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer card. i really want my united miles. >> catherine: new developments in the case of a martinez man - charged with luring an underaged girl across state lines. authorities now believe there may be many more victims. blake johnston was charged last october - in a sex case involving a 14-year-old oregon girl. after checking his cell ph

phillies home opener forecast for your monday we could have an east-northeast wind 10 to 15 miles an hour. by 3:05 the time of the phillies game, 54 degrees. we stay sunny and nice even through 7:00 p.m. temperatures right around 56 degrees. for tonight, though clear and chilly, 36 for the low in philadelphia. 29 north and west. then tomorrow sunny and warmer but a breezy day. temperatures mid to low 60s. we end out the week with some rain. 70 degrees for the high temperature friday. saturday, we'll be drying but it will be windy. we go into the easter sunday 59 degrees. we do stay dry. really nice easter sunday. that leads us into a nice start for the phillies. john? >> decent weather for cole hamills. the flyers continue to be home wreckers in pittsburgh. against the penguins. that is next. >>> i'm john clark. the flyers were eliminated from the play-offs after losing 9 of 11. unbelievable, again, against the penguins. first period off the draw sidney crosby. 80th point. pens up. first goal in three months lecavalier lecavalier. jake the fore-check. flyers win 4-1. they win seven i

and oakland police now investigating an officer involved shooting that left a woman injured around 4:30 yesterday afternoon on 105th avenue near interstate 880 in east oakland conducting an investigation in the city when they seen a car that had been reported missing police say a woman was driving the car with a male passenger when officers tried to pull her over, she reportedly tried to drive away, hitting several parked cars and then a fence then police say she rammed a car being driven by a san leandro police officer and that officer opened fire. the woman was injured and taken to a nearby hospital, the passenger was trufred -- interviewed by police oakland police say as they learn more information, they'll release it to the public. >> certainly want our community to know what happened, why it happened and that is an important piece but we want to make sure that we report information factual. >> well, police have not released any more details about the woman other than that she is in her 20s the alameda county district attorney also planning its own investigation. >>> the second shooting police officer involved this east oakland. on december 7 as

an east bay mud worker excellently spilled 12 truckloads into the creek on wednesday.rews are racing against mother nature. they want to get rid of the cement before wednesday's rain makes that cleanup even more difficult. >>> van ness avenue in san francisco closed again today. the stretch of road between geary and post has been shut down since friday for construction work. an underground walkway is being built for the new california pacific medical center campus. only buses are allowed through this weekend. there are detours throw for drivers, but steer clear in you can. traffic has been messy there all weekend. >>> that's a look at your top stories. back to you. >> as the california drought rages on, local water agencies are still trying to figure out how to live up to the 25% cut that the governor ordered. >> the directors of east bay mud are meeting this tuesday to consider more fees and restrictions for people in alameda and contra costa counties. >> our drought emergency is also prompting one bay area county to take a look at another source of water. >> building

. >> remembering an east bay father of three, killed bay hit-and-run driver in oakland. his friends tonight making a plea for justice. >>> i'm katie marzullo. we begin with developing news. the search for a hit-and-run driver, the driver slammed into a car driven by wesly burton who died at the escape. he was a husband father, and worked at kpsa public radio. cornell bernard is live in berkeley. >> reporter: a very, very tough weekend for those here at kpf radio. they say that wesley burton wasn't just a coworker, he was a friend. they hope a hit-and-run suspect will be caught. >> what can you say when somebody deer to you -- dear to you is taken away. >> reporter: radio host kevin vans is on the air, talking about his friend and coworker, wesley burton. >> worked with great grace under pressure. >> reporter: burton was a radio engineer and co-hosted side show radio. his last broadcast was friday where he predicted the warriors would win the nba championship. >> i know i sound like a fan and really optimistic. >> reporter: he was driving home when he was struck by a spee

. >>> an east san jose neighborhood is getting back to normal tonight after a seven-hour stand off.it started around 4:00 a.m. when officers responded to family disturbance on mckey road. a man who was thought to be armed was refusing to leave his apartment. he finally surrendered peacefully around 11:30 a.m. he was arrested on an out standing warrant and violating parole. >>> the audit suggests that sjpd needs better training to prevent bias policing. a new 2014 police report was presented to the city council this afternoon. the auditor calls for more transparency within the department and racial training. michelle roberts joins us from san jose with more on this report card. michelle. >> reporter: it's more than 100 pages. it was presented at the meeting today. it goes through all the complaints that the public has made against officers and how the department dealt with it. they also recommend changes to the department. 16% of the time we did not agree with the close. independent police auditor presented her last review to the city council. she's stepping down from the position bu

. >>> a string of attacks against women on an east bay trail, the stepped up security measures now in place. >>> a warm up on the way, but will it last through the weekend? that's up next with your complete bay area forecast. >>> and sparking speculation about a new battery everyone can use, not just electric car owners. >>> breaking news in south san francisco. they say the car plunged into the car near oyster point boulevard. two race cars were racing around 11:00 a.m.. there was a collision. one of the cars went into the water. the car that went into the bay, a gold nissan was taken away by a tow truck a few minutes ago. we don't know if either of the drivers was hurt. >>> livermore police stepping up patrols after a series of attacks on women. officers were out this morning warning people about the latest crime which happened on tuesday night around 6:00. police say the victim in that case was walks along when a man grabbed her from behind and sexually assaulted her. the 29-year-old woman was treated for her injuries. women have been groped along the same trail. one woman told us

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. >>> bird lovers are calling an east bay golf course's solution to get rid of geese cruel. at walnut creek's rossmoor retirement village the golf course is a haven for hundreds of canada geese and that means goose poop. so the golf course put up a wire fence around the small lake to prevent young geese from getting to the water for food and protection. >> there were literally hundreds at one time and now we counted 22 a few days ago now we only see five. >> yesterday there were more. there were probably about 20 here. and they didn't -- most of them didn't survive the night. >> there is a petition demanding the fence be removed. but it might be too late. representatives for the golf course could not be reached for comment. >>> a court decision may wipe out a key component of the state's water conservation plans. the state appeals court in orange county says a local tiered rate structure is unconstitutional. kpix 5's mark kelly reports on the ruling's potential signatures. >>> reporter: >> it certainly gets everybody to sit forward if one of the major tools at the governor's

. >>> in 10 minutes an east bay water district will decide on mandatory water cuts. it's the contra costa water district. they are considering a 25% reduction. right now, the district is under a voluntary 15% cut back. the board will also take a look at a possible rate hike and consider a ban on watering your lawn more than twice a week. >>> time for a look at the forecast. chief meteorologist paul deanno is live outside of at&t park. gorgeous day, paul. >> reporter: ah! it is a beautiful day. a little bit of an afternoon breeze. how do you make at&t park and mccovey cove any better? the answer is over my shoulder. right down here in the middle of the road the giants decided they are going to open up the yard, shipping containers turned into restaurants and stores. there's an anchor brewery right there and a beer garden. there is a pete's coffee and there are a number of food trucks. so tailgating just got more accessible and more fun just across the water from at&t park. stop by mccovey cove. it has a new look and smell. smells kind of good. santa rosa one of the fe