(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan all the hard work and dedication paid off as the dubs beat the cavs 108-85... lets get right to sports director gary radnich.... gary, four final appearances, three nba title... and an incredible season...how are you feeling tonight? the warriors with a chance to become the ninth team in history to win three titles in the span of four years. game four over at quicken loans arena-- golden state playing against lebron in the finals possibly for the final time as a cavalier steph curry scored 11 points and finished 1-for-10 from three in game 3 hoping to have a big game... looking for first finals mvp curry only needed the first quarter to score more points than game 3 had 12 points ans started the game... 3-for-4 curry making sure he curry making sure he leaves with the mvp steph with 26-footer over lebron curry finishes the first half with 20 points warriors head into the break up by nine lebron just ran out of gas in the second half james only took three shots midway through the third... lebron picks up a charging foul against curry. finishes with 23

catherine heenan is here with kron 4 news at 9.catherine))thank you pam and vicki...next at nine...breaking news the warriors are champs once again! golden state...dominating the cleveland cavaliers in game four of the nba finals. warriors fans..are going crazy right now.we have complete team coverage...gary radnich has the highlightsand we'll take you live to oracle arena where the party is just getting started.plus new tonight at nine...a story you will only see on kron 4 a bay area woman is recovering from several broken bones after she was hit by a car..while walking.the driver...is still on the loose.standby for a live report.((catherine)) plus..below average temperatures as we head into the weekend.meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez tells us when things will start to heat back up.keep it here..kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. (vick) (vick) pop the champagne-- the bay area is celebrating tonight as the golden state warrriors sweep the cleveland cavaliers on their home turf... (vicki) thanks for joining us im vick

catherine heenan is here with the latest.. ver happened - which is considered unlikely - here's what it would look like.. california would essentially become three states.. the bay area would be part of 'north california.' much of the central coast and los angeles would keep the original california name. it's the smallest area - but the st densely populated. and 'south california' would have the central valley and san diego. the 'cal three' initiative got more than the required number of signatures in tuesday's primary. i think we have very divergent interests in the state and we're trying to put everything together now. and no one's really happy. you don't want a divorce here. you don't want a divorce. no. no one state california i like it just the way it is. doesn't matter to me. i'd like to get out of california myself. anywhere but here. the proposal was spearheaded by a venture capitalist who says regional communities would function better. if the measure is approved by voters, it would have to be ratified by congress. and

catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) the former governor is still in prison on corruption charges... martha stewart spent five months in prison for lying to investigators about the timing of a stock sale.. both may be in line for special attention from the president. he's focusing on cases where he argued the justice system unfairly treated celebrity figures. rod bla- goya-vich began serving a 14 year sentence in 2012..he was a contestant on trump's 'celebrity apprentice' tv show in 2010. stewart hosted an 'apprentice' spin-off show. some political observers speculate the president mightbe sending a message to political allies who are under investigation -- perhaps signalling that he's in a position to eventually help 'them' out too.. grant and vicki? (grant) the state senate approved a bill allowing -- but not requiring -- seven california cities to extend alcohol sales as late as 4 a-m. (grant) sb-905 is intended for bars, nightclubs and restaurants to extend their hours. san francisco and oakland are among

(grant) catherine heenan is here with details on what it revealed.. (catherine) the report says the celebrity chef had no narcotics in his system when he died... that's the word from a french judicial official today.. the 61-year-old was a recovering addict who was candid about his abuse of cocaine and heroin in the past.. his death june 8th shook fans across the world. police ruled it a suicide by hanging.. the only question left was whether he had any substances in his body. french officials said there were none - except for a trace of a non-narcotic medicine in a therapeutic dose. bourdain was found dead in his hotel room in a french village...where he'd been filming an upcoming episode of his tv show - 'parts unknown.' grant and vicki? (grant) coming up... thousands of dollars worth of baseball equipment stolen in the east bay. the people who are stepping up... to make sure the season isn't ruined. (vick) there's only a few days left to be a toys r us kids. details on when the stores are closing their doors... forever. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor e

(vicki) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the case of andy lopez.. (catherine) andy lopez is the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy in october of 2013... he'd been holding what looked like an ak-47....but it was actually a plastic pellet gun made to look like one.. today the u.s. supreme court declined to get involved with the case --- leaving in place lower court decisions in favor of the teenager's family. they accuse the deputy of using excessive force. the case now goes back to a district court in oakland for trial the deputy says he shot lopez after seeing him carrying what looked like an assault rifle. he claims he fired as lopez was raising the gun toward him. the boy's parents say they don't believe he was raising the toy gun. the family's attorney says he expects a trial to get underway within the year. grant and vicki? (chinese speaker)(grant) a warning tonight about a phone scam targeting the chinese american community. the calls in mandarin claim to be from the chinese embassy. today the san francisco distr

catherine heenan is here with the story.. he calfire says the problem of illegal fireworks in california has been skyrocketing... but they feel they've made a huge dent -breaking up an operation that's been around 30 years.. at a sacramento news conference...they released photos of some of the tons of seized fireworks. some were in warehouses. some already loaded onto trucks. the fireworks were found in locations around the state, including three east bay cities. oakland, hayward and walnut creek.. authorities also released mug shots ofa half dozen suspects they've arrested. who now face a string of misdemeanor and felony charges. governor brown recently proposed more funding in the fight against illegal fireworks. the agency says that in an average year - fireworks start roughly 13-thousand fires...and cause tens of millions in property damage. ken and pam? (ken) coming up at six.. the immigration crackdown and high employment numbers are creating major problems for california farmers, and ultimately consumers too.. (pam) a s

i'm pam moore ((catherine))and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne.ased its findings a couple of hours ago.. talking about exctly what sparked the ferocious wildfires last october, some of them in the bay area. ((pam/fsc))here's what we know.. cal- fire investigators have determined that 12- northern california wildfires last october, were caused by electric power and distribution lines. among those... the atlas fire in napa county, which burned more than 51- thousand acres and killed six people. officials say, a large tree branch fell on a power line sparking that blaze. also, the pocket fire which destroyed more than 17- thousand acres in sonoma county. that fire was started when a large oak tree broke... and came in contact with a power line. the tubbs fires, which wiped out complete neighborhoods in santa rosa... is still under investigation. the firestorm destroyed more than 240-thousand acres, and killed 44 people.they were largely fueled by extremely dry conditions and wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour. ((catherine)) we just got a statement

(justine) that was catherine heenan reporting. the total of fewer than one thousand instant millionares might sound low for the bay area, but remember this is just from home sales alone. it doesn't include any of the homeowner's other assets. (anyone) the award for the world's ugliest dog has been given out, are you ready for this?! this is zsa zsa...she's a rescued english bulldog... and she took home the hardware for world's ugliest dog yesterday at the sonoma-marin fair in petaluma. with the win comes 15- hundred dollars and an appearance on the today show. zsa zsa's tounge is nearly 13 inches long and you can see her chompers sticking out at the top. not only that...but she's ripped! pet her at your own risk...

kron 4's catherine heenan is here with details.. ty to watch and use your favorite apps and services could start to change - although probably not right away.. but as of now - net neutrality is over - after the f-c-c voted 6 months ago toundo the rules that had protected users. the repeal took effect today. the rule of no speeding up or slowing down - or blocking specific websites took effect under president obama. but president trump scrapped it in december. just a few days ago - bay area congresswoman zoe lofgren visited the newsroom and talked about net neutrality. she's one of the silicon valley legislators who's unhappy about what's happening.. rep. zoe lofgren - net neutrality was the rules of the road for the life of the internet until just recently. and it worked just fine.if we don't have the right to access what we want to see - we don't want the isp's or the owners of the so-called pipes deciding what we get to see on the internet. that's our decision! lofgren is one of the lawmakers still fighting to save the rule. meanti

catherine heenan is here to take us through the numbers, catherine?(catherine) you might remember the uproar after a google engineer wrote a memo citing genetic differences as a reason for the lack of women in leadership jobs. the author of that memo was fired - and the company said it would increase transparency on its diversity. despite its inclusive signage, google's payroll is dominated by whites and asians who together make up 95 percent of the workers in the u=s.women make up a little over one quarter of white workers, and a third of asians,white men still hold a majority of the jobs in leadership roles.women make up a quarter of the total. together whites and asians occupy 96 percent of the leadership jobs.clickety clack among all google hires last year, one out of seven was black, hispanic or a combination of races, with the rest divided between whites and asians.for tech jobs only that number shrank to one in nine asians outnumbered whites in thatcategory.the report acknowledges that the number of black and latino has remained stagnant over t

(vicki) she talked to our catherine heenan about that today... is in the newsroom with more.. (catherine) congresswoman eshoo certainly isn't alone infinding the plight of the children distressing. but for her - the issue resonates on a very personal level. she talked to us by phone earlier... eshoo says her own mother came through ellis island as a young girl...and was separated for a time from 'her' mother.. rep. eshoo - she was traumatized the rest of her life by that. she died at over 90. and i know that two nights before she died she was still crying out in the middle of the night for her mother.i think what the president counted on - when he put the zero tolerance policy into place was that his base would applaud him and no one else would notice. zero tolerance - i think what the american people's answer to the president was - 'we have zero tolerance for what you are doing.' (catherine) coming up at 6 - we talk to the congresswoman about the fact thatat least 23-hundred children have 'not' been reunited with their parents.. her concern is t

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom... with details. pam? catherine and vicki ... we just received these documents in the last hour... they are heavily redacted... but the documents do reveal, d-n-a gathered from tissue found in the trash .... led to the arrest of the golden state killer suspect. 72-year-old joseph deangelo is suspected in at least a dozen killings, and 50 rapes in the 1970s and 1980s. investigators linked him to the killings.... by plugging that d-n-a collected from one of the genealogical website. this is video of him in court today.. he appeared lucid ... he was kept in a courtroom cell during the proceedings. the documents also include lists of property which was stolen from his alleged victims... that includes things like rings - drivers licenses - and keys. also contained in the pages -- heavily redacted accounts ... of the crimes. authorities arrested deangelo in april ... he will be back in court next month. we have posted all these documents on kron-4-dot

catherine heenan is here with the details.. ries empire...andher handbags became a status symbol. this is from a promotional video she did a few years ago... police say the 55-year-old was found in her park avenue apartment this morning - where she had hanged herself with a scarf, in her bedroom. a housekeeper found her and called 9-1-1. spade's husband was reportedly home at the time.. her note reportedly told her 13-year-old daughter that it 'wasn't her fault'. and there was reference to relationship problems. spade launched her iconic handbag and accessory line in 1993 with her future husband andy. comedian david spade is his brother. the couple sold the brand in 2006 and recently launched an accessories company called frances valentine, named for spade's daughter. pam? ( pam ) coming up... president trump celebrates patroitism .. as he again, criticizes players in the n-f-l .. details ahead. n-f-l .. details ahead. (ken) deal talk. right now, you can get my spicy chicken club combo with fries and a drink in one delicious dea

catherine heenan is here with details.. erine) london breed got a big welcome in the auditorium of what's now rosa parks elementary... she talked about old friends and favorite teachers...and about the many people who helped her step up from poverty to success... breed says the problem -- she was an exception. not the 'norm.'the mayor-elect is promising to bring new opportunitiesto the city's young people. london breed - their normal won't be hanging out selling drugs on the block.their normal will be college - living in the city. their normal will be paid internships when they're in high school. and we as a city will have to roll up our sleeves and make sacrifices for the next generation so they all can be successful. breed also promised to build more affordablehousing.. and said that san francisco will remain a sanctuary for people living in the country illegally.. in winning last week's mayoral contest...breed becomesthe first black woman elected to lead san francisco. ken and pam? (ken) new at six.... state attorney gene

catherine heenan is here with more on the latestmajor information hack... (catherine) people are still reeling from the news - since this informationhack is even bigger than the equifax breach... a small florida- based marketing firm called "exactis" - had data on hundreds of millions of americans and businesses....an d it was somehow leaked. exactis is accused of exposing 340-million records...including things like phone numbers, home addresses, e-mail addresses... even information on the users' hobbies and children. at least the information did 'not' include payment information and social security information. but it's still enough to give hackers plenty of ammunition. meantime in california - a data privacy bill considered themost far-reaching such policy in the country was it will nsumers to o their data sold, among other provisions. the new law will take effect on january 1st, 20-20. ken and pam? (ken) a california bill that bans new local taxes on sodas and other sugary drinks - has been signed by the goveror. it prohibits cities and counties from crea

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. we have team coverage on tonight's victory against the cavs. kron4's mark carpenter and kim smith are live in cleveland -- and hermela aregawi is live in oakland talking with fans.(pam) right now let's go live to cleveland to "the q" .. where it all happened tonight ' .. mark and kim -- "we all want something that's bigger than ourselves...um i think we love to see each other suceed...and we love to come together and figure stuff out on the basketball court. and tonight i think everyone played their roles well. steph started hot tonight and everyone else kinda filled in" ( pam ) there were watch parties all over the bay area .. but the biggest and likely the best.. is always at roar-acle arena in oakland... kron four's hermela aregawi has been there all evening.. she joins us live with more on the celebration... hermela.. (catherine) the warriors let us know a little while agothat the championship parade will happenthis coming tuesday at 11 am. it will start on 11th and broadway... ending at lake merritt.( pam ) kron's coverage w

catherine heenan is here with the latest... e the initial eruption in guatemala... rain has been complicating the efforts to recover bodies... in fact - some locals say many remains will never be removed.. the search for survivors continues in some areas - but there's concern for the safety of rescue crews. that's partly because of the fear of new eruptions. 99 deaths have been confirmed so far. roughly 200 people are missing. workers say it's painful to see the families who are still looking for loved ones.. rescue worker - it's very hard to see kids and families - whole families knowing that they're buried under the ashes and knowing that we cannot work fast enough in order to get them out." shelters are packed....with some of the previously clared "safe zones" now being ordered to evacuate. new flows of ash, gas and rock have been spewing from the volcano. people are being told that the fuego volcano will remain active and very dangerous for days to come. if you'd like to help -- we have a link set up on our website that will

on friday in the three hours that i spent at the facility with catherine heenan, lawrence karnow, and from kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! ( jr stone ) some drivers in the east bay area are looking for ways to avoid going over a speed bump...( justine ) but if you get caught it could end up costing you a lot of money. speed bumps nats:ambiance they are used to slow traffic down mostly in residential neighborhoods, or the new catch phrase, traffic calming they put the speed bumps in about 12 years ago (yea) and how long did it ask for them to figure out they can get around the speed bumps just days welcome to the city of newark where speed bumps don't mean a thing on cherry street just ask 25 year resident ron mckenzie after they cut new stips

on friday in the three hours that i spent at the facility with catherine heenan, lawrence karnow, ands from kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. (justine) bank web site.sf-marin food can go to the volunteer you like to long. if you'd this all day facilities like scattered at were employees other kron 4 shipped out. of food were than 16 tons kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. (justine)still ahead... the jacksonville skyline looks a lot different tonight... after some fireworks ealier today. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onse

catherine heenan has the disheartening new data. kaching!sas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making that amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. (pam) the national minimum w

and he asked his workers to be on the lookout for others( ken) catherine heenan has the story behindis alarming claim. tesla says a smoldering fire in the welding area of its assembly line over the weekend was quickly extinguished. yesterday morning, c=e=o elon musk emailed employees saying, "could just be a random event, but as andy grove said, only the paranoid survive. please be on the alert for anything that's not in the best interests of our company. " andy grove is the late c=e=o of intel.sunday night musk sent out a longer warning, saying an employee had confessed to tampering with the company's operating system. musk sad it's not clear if the saboteur was working alone.but he said, quote, there are a long list of organizations that want tesla to die. .they include wall street investors betting that tesla stock will drop ... big oil companies ... and competing car manufacturers.in recent months, tesla automobiles have been involved in a series of incidents, from an apparently spontaneous fire in los angeles last friday to a deadly crash in the bay area, last march where the ca

catherine heenan shows us the uncertain future of what the government calls "tender age" detainees. nat cryinglos angeles democrat ted lieu replayed the audio of sobbing children in the house of representatives.today we heard from the mother of one of those children,please help me reunite with my daughter soon. i'm desperate. i wanrt to see her.salvadoran immigrant cindy madrid last saw her six year old daughter when she was detained by ice agents.she says she has not been able to talk to her.the phone number she was given goes to voicemail..hola. i'm not in at the moment. please leave a message in maryland today a guatemalan mother was reunited with her seven year old son.they were separated over a month ago.she had to go to court to get him back.as for others, president trump's executive order has had little impact, "from where we sit we're ready to begin reuniting them with their families and my hope is we can start doing that very very very quickly. i would like to start that today if we could. we have not gotten the guidance yet or th

she talked about that today, with catherine heenan in the kron 4 newsroom... ep. lofgren - i don't think it's working as people had hoped. what we want is choices. and what we're going to end up with might not be that. for ample, in the southern california races, there were so many democrats, so much enthusiasm, that they will divide the vote. it's possible we'll end up with two right-wingers in the general election. instead of a democrat and a republican, which would be a real choice. i don't think that's what people wanted. lofgren points people wanted. lofgren points out that the crowded ballotsin some districts could result in democrats sharing morevote--- winning a place on the november ballot. she says that's not the "spirit of democracy." (pa,m) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we want to remind you of our special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we'll also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 p- m tuesday. it's all on kron-4 -- your local

(grant) the f=c=c ended "net neutrality" rules adopted under president obama.and as catherine heenaneports, the result may be that your internet bill will look more like your cable bill. clickety clickunder the 2015 net neutrality act, internet access was classed as a utility, like water and power. providers like at&t, verizon and comcast were prohibited from discriminating by speeding up access to some sites and slowing down others ... or even blocking the sites altogether,the i=s=p's spent millions lobbying to change that rule, and last december the f=c=c delivered a pre=chstmas present.the chairman votes aye, the measure is adoptedgavel natthe new ruling says the internet access is no loer public service.companies that own the pipelines can play favorites. for example a content provider like netflix is in direct competition with comcast which owns nbc universal and controls access to the internet for over 20 million customers. critics can imagine a scenario where nbc would want to speed up streams of its shows and slow down streams of its rival netflix. and just like the premium s

as kron 4's catherine heenan tell us.... that will suffer the most are right here in the bay area. drone nathundreds of miles of shoreline in the bay ... the repo says by the year 2045, thousands of people now living on the water will find themselves living in the water. the worst flooding will be concentrated in san rafael, san mateo and san jose.in the north bay, more than 2=thousand homes worth nearly one=billions dollars are at risk.on the peninsula, nearly 4=thousand homes worth more than two billion will be flooded.and in the south bay, 26=hundred homes worth two point six billion.by comparison, the study found fewer than 3=hundred san francisco homes in peril, 6=hundred in alameda, 100 in fremont and 54 in hayward. statewide, california's loss to the rising seas is expected to top 15=billion dollars worth of real estate, less than new jersey and florida, where the lost homes could be worth more that 50=billion.in florida alone as many as 100=thousand people may be displaced. ( darya ) in the east bay-- a new safety la

as catherine heenan reports, the study says... some of the communities that will suffer the most -- are right here in the bay area. drone nathundreds of miles of shoreline in the bay ... the report says by the year 2045, thousands of people now living on the water will find themselves living in the water. the worst flooding will be concentrated in san rafael, san mateo and san jose.in the north bay, more than 2=thousand homes worth nearly one=billions dollars are at risk.on the peninsula, nearly 4=thousand homes worth more than two billion will be flooded.and in the south bay, 26=hundred homes worth two point six billion.by comparison, the study found fewer than 3=hundred san francisco homes in peril, 6=hundred in alameda, 100 in fremont and 54 in hayward. statewide, california's loss to the rising seas is expected to top 15=billion dollars worth of real estate, less than new jersey and florida, where the lost homes could be worth more that 50=billion.in florida alone as many as 100=thousand people may be displaced. (ken) on the p

and as catherine heenan explains... the skills he is teaching are in very high demand.. mil stands for? yes chris? malfunction indicator light. bingo! malfunction indicator light"it's not that dan expects all his students to become master technicians... but he does want those who enjoy working on cars to have the option of getting paid for it... he teaches here at tam high in mill valley - at a campus that's had an auto tech program since 1914.dan figures some things haven't changed....rolling up your sleeves and figuring out how things work can be fun....and give kids a sense of accomplishment.dan silin - " i want them to get interested and enjoy the work." add to "a little pat on the back, 'good job' - you can tell that the kid's pride has gone up."the subject matter in here....things like 'cranking and charging'. 'ignition and injection.' and everyone can see that dan knows his stuff.. student - " he's funny. he knows a lot. he has a bunch of experience." student - "he proudly show his a-s-c certification which is really high level of certification. so we know. we kno

(ken)as catherine heenan explains ... true even in states where rents are much less than here in the bay area. kaching!in arkansas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making th amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, mart

catherine heenan has the new data. kaching!ample, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making that amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. ( robin )the national minimum wage now

kron four's catherine heenan shows us how the calm waters turned into a steaming cauldron.ou see that?"the elemental collision of fire and water produced violent explosions and pure white smoke called "laze" .the mixture of gas, steam, and tiny bits of glass is potentially deadly a u=s=g=s video shows the lava's path from the air.a half=mile wide flow consumes entire neighborhoods as smoke billows overhead ... the laze mixed with darker smoke from burning homes. "i'm real sad. i've always considered myself a tenant of pele, so this may be my eviction notice."this man and his wife returned to their lost dream home he retrieved a doorknob from his charred front door.kirk "kavi" rahmer/lost home "it really makes it real. if i didn't have this. i might still believe because looking at the map the house is still there." kapoho bay had a special place in the hearts of big island residents.many of them learned to swim in its tidal ponds.now it's likely to be filled in completely by the molten rock. the big island's mayor lost his beachfront house, but

catherine heenan is here to tell us about the new troubles at tesla. catherine? ironic, not long ago, elon musk was selling flamethrowers to the public. now - he's warning that someone may have deliberately set a small fire at the tesla plant in fremont. tesla says a smoldering fire in the welding area of its assembly line over the weekend was quickly extinguished. yesterday morning, c=e=o elon musk emailed employees saying, "could just be a random event, but as andy grove said, only the paranoid survive. please be on the alert for anything that's not in the best interests of our company. " andy grove is the late c=e=o of intel.sunday night musk sent out a longer warning, saying an employee had confessed to tampering with the company's operating system. musk sad it's not clear if the saboteur was working alone.but he said, quote, there are a long list of organizations that want tesla to die. .they include wall street investors betting that tesla stock will drop ... big oil companies ... and competing car manufacturers.in recent months, tesla automobiles have been

(vicki) catherine heenan is here with the details on the what the bay area company (catherine) teslaosts in an effort to become profitable.. it's now laying off about 36- hundred white collar workers.. c-e-o elon musk said in an e-mail to workers today that thecuts amount to about 9 percent of the company's workforce of 40-thousand. he isn't saying exactly how much money the cuts will save.. the move will not affect factory workers - since tesla is trying to rev up production of its lower-priced model-3 compact car. musk says he's making the move now - so he never has to do it again.. tesla has not posted an annual profit in its 15 years of business..grant and vicki? (grant) on the rise. what doctors say you need to do if you develop symptoms for whooping cough. and why the vaccine may not be enough. (vikki) the warriors return. if you missed all the fun this morning... don't worry! we'll take you to the sights and sounds of the championship parade. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next s

(pam) just a short time ago - catherine heenan talked tothe deputy consul general of mexico - who is as you know president trump has responded to enormous political pressure and has signed an executive order that will end the separation of families. what's your reaction deputy consul general - well that is very good news. we are very pleased to have this reaction from president trump. because naturally this policy was not good. and was beyond international standards. naturally it needs to be implemented. but so far we are happy. catherine - you know that zero tolerance for illegal immigration has not been signed away. president trump has said he doesn't want a 'migrant camp'. pointing out that mexico carefully guards its own borders. how would you likeo see all of this resolved. deputy consul general - well this is a very complex situation. this requires international cooperation. we need to understand the migrant has a positive impact. catherine - you're not suggesting open borders - correct? deputy consul general - that's correct. we are not doing that. what we are trying to do is r

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease. his wife announced his death on twitter. saying in part "i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with a-l-s.(vicki) here now to talk more about dwight clark - kron4 sports director gary radnich. the very sad news the very sad news today. after a very public battle with a-l-s... dwight clark passed away at the age of 61... we just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic again... clark's but let's see it just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic "catch"... estimation!"> "the catch" certainly the most iconic sports moment in bay area history.

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. tonight - as reporter natasha chen tells us -- the secretary of homeland security says she will 'not' apologize for the fact that nearly two thousand undocumented children have been separated from their parents... ... critics are calling on president trump to stop the practice of separating families at the border.today - he called the situation 'sad' but blamed this on the democrats.president trump: "if democrats would sit down instead of obstructing we could have something done very quickly - good for the children, good for the country, good for the world." but the trump administration has the power to end the separations by shifting its policy.still homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen doubled down.kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "we will not apologize."nielsen claimed that the u-s cannot detain children áwithá their parents. so they can either release both the parents and the children... or separate the parents and children in order to prosecute the

good evening i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. this comes as protests against president trump's immigration policies continue in the bay area and across the nation. tonight we've confirmed that at least two children separated from their parents at the border are being held in a facility in pleasant hill. let's get to reporter natasha chen live in washington for more on the supreme court ruling today. the supreme court has upheld the president trump's travel ban in a 5-4 ruling.this case was regarding the third version of the travel ban that has been in effect since december. today the supreme court ruled 5-4 that presiden't trump's travel restrictions on people from seven countries will stay in effect. president donald trump: the ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the democrat politicians are wrong and they turned out to be very wrong and what we're looking for as republicans, i can tell you is strong borders, no crime. the policy restricts nationals from iran, north korea, syria, libya, yemen, somalia...and c

that can lead into learning a trade.( james ) as catherine heenan explains.... 'does anyone know what mil stands for? yes chris? malfunction indicator light. bingo! malfunction indicator light"it's not that dan expects all his students to become master technicians... but he does want those who enjoy working on cars to have the option of getting paid for it... he teaches here at tam high in mill valley - at a campus that's had an auto tech program since 1914.dan figures some things haven't changed....rolling up your sleeves and figuring out how things work can be fun....and give kids a sense of accomplishment.dan silin - " i want them to get interested and enjoy the work." add to "a little pat on the back, 'good job' - you can tell that the kid's pride has gone up."the subject matter in here....things like 'cranking and charging'. 'ignition and injection.' and everyone can see that dan knows his stuff.. student - " he's funny. he knows a lot. he has a bunch of experience." student - "he proudly show his a-s-c certification which is really high level of certifica

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. grant and vicki have the night off. here's a closer look at where the fire is burning right now... it's near ygnacio valley and cowell road.. there are evacuation orders in place right now in the montecito area. the fire has burned at least 100 acres. joining us on the phone now is robert marshall with the contra costa county fire protection district. (anchor) let's go live (anchor) (anchor) let's check in with meteoroligist mabrisa rodriguez now with a look at the weather in the area where the fire is burning. a robust warming trend will continue into saturday as high pressure builds over the bay area and offshore flow develops inland. expect daytime highs in the 60s-70s along the coast with 80s-90s inland. high fire danger begins tonight along north bay mountains through saturday night. cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. another warming trend is then expected late next week. (anchor) let's go live (anchor)