first is clifford kupchan. he is one of the actual washington experts as opposed to people who pretend to be. he has expertise particularly on iran and russia. he is the chairman of the eurasia group. he provides top-level analysis and thought leadership on global macro issues as well as russian domestic and foreign energy policy and iranian nuclear foreign and domestic policy. prior to joining the eurasia group he served in the state department and on the house international relations committee. he was vice president of the senate for national instant and vice president of the airasia foundation. -- at the eurasia foundation, a program that works in russia. this is the first time that we have had kelsey davenport. i am delighted. she's the new star in washington. she is a go to source for a technical understanding of this agreement in the making. she is the director for the non-proliferation policy for the arms control association and provides research or nuclear programs on iran, north korea and pakistan on s

charles clifford reporting he's keeping a close eye on what is happening there and he hopes that mr. jordan hopes that begins peacefully. back in 2011 he was the new chief of the oakland police department as same month violence spread out across the city. jordan says those were tense times he has watch what is happening in baltimore with and on see that i easy sense of deja vu. mr. jordan speaking at the persistence situation has escalated out of hand there and them charles clifford reporting he's bothered by the national guard employment on steps the whenever taken in oakland when he was there. mr. jordan speaking were fortunate a lot of people involved in that we were able to restore order before anything like that could happen the charles clifford reporting he hopes that it is peacefully. mr. jordan speaking the hope that is everything is not big enough of everything is peacefully in the construction rebuild park baltimore charles clifford reporting saying that they are under immense pressure. >> pam moore: will be bringing you more live images from baltimore to route the shell an

clifford: iran's economy is teetering. we could've gotten a better deal, we should seek a better deal through more sanctions now. iran is going through periods of growth, reduced inflation. the banking sector is a mess, the corporate sector is a mess. there is something to that. i think the main point is, the opponents of the deal, it is kind of a unique phenomenon. once you get a bunch of numbers in front of opponents of a deal, they get really scared. you remember menendez had 59 votes, he almost had a majority. senators are saying they are not for that. i want to see a lot of that now. we see some mild comments coming out of corker. these guys are going to have a tough time. >> a lot of the critics say yes, we can make them bleed more. but the united states might be able to impose more sanctions but the rest of the community is not going to follow us. certainly not when there is this potential deal there for the plucking. europeans are eager to get into them market asians are eager to buy oil again. there are some in th

the man found guilty of his murder is 20-year-old antonio clifford. family members are giving victim impact statements before clifford's sentencing. >> you have 33 years that will be spent behind bars. i'm sorry, but i pray that those years will be full of immense pain and torture for you. >> the father takes his turn, giving his victim impact statement. michael swett walks to the witness stand with a photo of his son. >> and then he got closer, and he was standing at the table. he held that picture right in front of the defendant, in front of antonio clifford, and said, do you know this face? >> and then swett's pent-up anger suddenly comes bursting out. >> it was a moment of just jaw-dropping, oh, my gosh, what do we do? >> shelby zorotney is an anchor for nbc in steubenville, ohio. she's covering the sentencing that day, and her cameraman captures the scene. the first to respond to the incident is sheriff fred abdullah. >> we didn't hit him, we didn't strike him, nothing like that. i knew and i could just imagine the pain that he was going through,

kron4 charles clifford join us live from san jose tonight. with more on the debate. charles? >> reporter: they tried this before that in 2009 and 2012 however, it did not take hold. with obsessive abuse of a police officer the city and police department think it's a good time to revisit this pilot program to rid their work technical challenges first of what it is expensive. also to manage and store all of the video that officers will shoot. there are also policy questions as to, who was seized the video and who will look at the video. the question will the the video of that encounter should it be released. for public viewing. >> reporter: the public will be protected against officers who would use a sense of force against them. >> want to ensure that we have real accountability on both sides substantially reducing our costs and protect the public. >> reporter: in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 new spirit-- www.kron4.com >> pam: later in this newscast east bay mud releases and dropped numbers in a stern warning to customers. and at 530 candidate clinton hit the ground o

. ♪♪ >> catherine: kron4 charles clifford the joint of life from mission bay to explain who is leadingosition. charles? >> reporter: working a couple years now to build the reid here at this mission bay area south of at&t park has gone rather smoothly but now they are facing issues in regards the parking here and the bay area. >> reporter: and nonprofit calling the mission bay alliance is causing opposition to it major donors and supporters are worried that building anew our land so close to at&t park will create a traffic and parking nightmare. >> that traffic nightmare will make it impossible for people to get emergency room services and a possible to see their doctors treat severely impact mission bay road class record infrastructure. >> reporter: at nl today it was caught off guard says the team in regards to the opposition since they had been working with all of their neighbors nearly one year now to address any concerns. the warriors moved to mission bay, and it comes out of nowhere. it is said to be released next month and they will review the report and take legal action agains

. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in the east bay with details. charles? >> reporter:according to the antioch school district, around 830 wednesday morning a female student from antioch high school was approached by a strange man parked at this 7-11 along contra loma boulevard. the man allegedly asked the girl repeatedly to "come here". the student got into her car and drove off, but the man followed her. when she reached the high school about a mile away, he left. >> reporter:the student then reported the incident to school staff. antioch school district superintendent dr. donald gill says in response security has been stepped up around campus and a notice was sent out to parents. an alert was also posted on the district's webpage. >> reporter: >> we x to parents to help that parents help their children understand that despite the politeness or friendliness of an individual they should walk away and report the incident to authorities immediately. >> reporter:the antioch police department is investigating this incident which comes just a few weeks after 21

. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford explains that part of the story. >> reporter:in 2014, california lost more than a billion and half dollars in revenue due to the ongoing drought. 17,000 agriculture jobs were lost and 400 thousand acres of land were left fallow. now that its all but certain the state will be dealing with a fourth year of drought conditions the problem will only be getting worse. >> reporter:in a conference call wednesday afternoon karen ross, the head of california's department of food and agriculture said there's no relief in sight. >> reporter:california is also the u.s.'s top agriculture state.. producing about half the country's fruits, vegetables, and nuts. if our farms and ranches continue to struggle, the rest of the country will feel the pain. right now, 98 percent of california is dealing with moderate to exceptional drought conditions and that could have an impact on food prices nationwide. >> reporter:for example, the majority of california's almonds, walnuts pistachios, tomatoes and grapes are grown in the central valley, but that regional is dealing wi

jeb bush is in the east bay and charles clifford is in the north bay >> reporter: tracking a stronger and a wetter soon storm the we had on easter sunday. it could also see some showers off shore. clouds the been increased think about the course of this evening the winter of the winds are coming out of the south. would that gus right now up to 30 mi. an hour. so cold front action and others weep in through the overnight timeframe could move to the bay area as we head into to tuesday afternoon. you can see the leading edge of the smaller local heavy rain is pushing into the north bank as soon as 11:00 p.m. tonight. 2 of 3:00 a.m. most of them bay area will be under the moderate that heavy rain. rain clothes that are quite impressive about half an inch of rain per hour. >> catherine heenan: chow's clifford is in the north bank. >> reporter: as we head into the evening hours chilly right now 54 degrees import madera the wind is also starting to pick up. is to employ all afternoon but is starting to pick up as we head into the evening. and unfortunately this will not been enough moisture

kron 4 charles clifford is live in san francisco tonight covering a vigil for the man at the center of this case. >> reporter: the family of a man was killed not for more far from where of standing. in the mission district friday evening dozens of people gathered for a prayer vigil to remember 21 year-old of a car low best of mail was shot and killed by undercover san francisco police officers back on february 26th the police to permit clay is that the officers shot lopez six times out of self-defense after he allegedly charged at them with a knife and a lawsuit filed in federal court the family of mr. lopez claims that there of investigation and independent autopsy on his body shows that he was shot in the back five times and once in the back of the head they believe those wolves prove that he was moving away from the officers when they shot him not charging at them as they claim an attorney for the family said the officers lied to justify their accents. the san francisco city attorney's office said on friday that they have not yet seen the lawsuit they say they have read a summary an

medical center in san pablo which mainly serves low- income patients shutdown on april 21st jos' clifford is live tonight and san pablo with the details of this hospital was struggling financially for years is there any chance of a last- minute rescue >> reporter: know this afternoon i spoke with the chairman of the west contra costa health care does judy says that they're sick they spent decades doing all they can to keep the doctor's medical center opened. >> reporter: ergs sell says that after decades of try to make it work doctor's medical center is still running 18 to $20 million in the red the district recently rates over $7 million by selling a portion of the hospital property but that would only be enough funding to keep the doors open through july at this point the district believes the better option is to use that money to close the hospital. >>: we cannot use the remaining funds that we have on a hope and a dream we can only use it for closure or four of the buyout plan and that plan has not been forthcoming. >> reporter: at the moment there are no payson staying at the hospita

tells clifford kron 4 news >> pam moore: cuffs and my class also has some choice words regarding that case out of fairfield we're family is accusing the police of treating them as suspects during the time their child was missing first kron 4 as terisa estacio gets up to speed on what happened >> reporter: that ensues and bozeman talking with several fairfield police officers the officer's body cambers except recorded the exchange. she said of 911 reporting to hurt 11 help define her son. she reported he was missing taken when someone stole the family car out of the driveway. >>: i am not let you into my house suspects without my husband not here does not want happened. >>: look >> reporter: little to it alecky with the fairfield police the promise says that released body can video to show transparency between the family and the officers after the family came out and accused police of abuse of force again this is video from the exchange on monday. >>: bessel we felt that the was important for the public and the community to see the entire situation of what we were faced with. >>: why a

kron 4's charles clifford has an update. >> reporter: then been trying to figure out how well died basedue samples. the well will most likely be left on the san. gulf &. >> pam: most noble highlights coming up next. >> reporter: it's a full half- hour of your sports needs saturday night at 9 after the news. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >> gary: watching the warriors fall by 20 points. entering into the fourth quarter the warriors come back. he had 17 rebounds himself warriors down three. he missed the shots. stent currie said game into overtime he had. 10 seconds left the great davis had since overshoots 119 warriors into overtime. >> : gravitated drivel fear of what to do it. total team effort. >> gary: bacon wrapped up on saturday. add a twi

kron 4's charles clifford is live near the scene of the crash tonight with more. charles? >> reporter: the california highway patrol along with the sheriff's department trick conducting the investigation to in regards to what actually has happened. we do not know what action calls the crash creek there were high wind and the area. we did see the went we did see the winning break. finally, we have learned that the aircraft is registered to an address to impact along. we have not identified the pilot occurred at a look into speed with next of kin. >> catherine: a woman was taken to the hospital a short time ago - after her car crashed on southbound 880 in fremont. >> catherine: the driver was trapped in the car - and had to be removed. the c-h-p issued a sigalert because the number five lane was blocked because of the collision. >> catherine: the woman arrested for trespassing at san jose's airport was in court today. deanna pre-dell was arrested tuesday and booked on charges of trespassing and resisting arrest. >> grant: days after the blast sheared pictures of the 15 year

. >>> when clifford morris turned in his badge after a 35-year career, one case haunted him -- the brutal murder of laura wynn that had gone unsolved for 12 years. on his last day on the job, he handed the case file to one of his most trusted colleagues, detective tim davis. >> i asked him to look into it again. i know he's a good forensic man. and told him to go ahead and reinvestigate that and see if he couldn't come up with something. >> and davis did just that, looking for anything that could be reinvestigated. >> it was never a closed case. up to that point, all the proper things that needed to be done were done. >> detective davis decided to go back and reinterview everyone who was in the bar with laura wynn on the night she was murdered. and his interview with candace shipman, who was bartending that night, provided an important lead. >> she informed me of some things then that she thought was pertinent to the case that she wanted to share. >> shipman said there was more going on between laura and sam freeman that night than just an argument about the pool game. >> sam flirted with

cruise, off of clifford for the second time. and seattle winning 8-7.he a's lose in extras now for the second straight day. back in the lineup after missing the last four games, top of the 3rd. now, bell base hit to the right. brings it home. it is 2-0. same score, bottom of the 4th. now, bases loaded and 2 outs he took jake over the wall. 4-2 san diego. he is gone after 4 innings. top of the 6th. now, blonco, ripping one down- the-line. scoring easily. now, in 3rd for the triple. giants within a run now. 4-3. bottom of the 6. 4-3. now, shooting one down the left field line. he is having a tough time-out there right now. playing the ball. 6-4. now, getting 3 out of 4 for the series. i will have whatever this guy is having. scoring a career high, 54 against the pacers. the banks stayed open on a sunday for paul gorge. 4th quarter, george, behind the back, to roy for the slam. the pacers win it to keep their playoff hopes alive. anthony davis and the pel kinds, the other team chasing it, hot. -- pel kinds the other team chasing it hot. now, brewer getting

clifford takes the loss the a's get swept 7-6. giants, their game in colorado today against the rockies postponed because of rain. no makeup date has been announced. the giants now head to los angeles to face the dodgers minus puig who is heading to the disabled list for the first time in his career. hamstring tightened up on him, aggravated friday night. the giants swept the dodgers at at&t park last week. >> the royals have been fighting with just about everybody but have some talent when they're not trying to punch people in the face. alex gordon makes a great catch in chicago. look at the white sox fan. got knocked over on the play. gordon managed to avoid the little kid there. who was hoping for a souvenir. but cleaned up the white sox fan. kc loss the game. >>> the warriors had this day off after closing out new orleans last night. clean sweep of the dubs. they challenge now for coach steve kerr is keeping the warriors fresh because they're going to wait around for a while nor start of round two, beginning next weekend. the

clifford takes the loss the a's get swept 7-6. the giants, their game in colorado today against the rockies postponed because of rain. no makeup date has been announced. the giants now head to los angeles to face the dodgers minus puig who is heading to the disabled list for the first time in his career. hamstring tightened up on him, aggravated friday night. the giants swept the dodgers at at&t park last week. >> the royals have been fighting with just about everybody but have some talent when they're not trying to punch people in the face. alex gordon makes a great catch in chicago. look at the white sox fan. got knocked over on the play. gordon managed to avoid the little kid there. who was hoping for a souvenir. but cleaned up the white sox fan. kc loss the game. >>> the warriors had this day off after closing out new orleans last night. clean sweep of the dubs. they challenge now for coach steve kerr is keeping the warriors fresh because they're going to wait around for a while nor start of round two, beginning next weekend.

base hit, the game is tied at 7. 10th inning, though, nelson cruise, now, clifford for the second gamew. >>> bell back in the lineup. top of the 3rd, giants leading 1-0. he is base hit for right to bring it home. giants have a 2-0 lead. same score, bottom of the 4th. but then, the bases loaded taking it, the 2-out grand slam, 4-2 san diego. he left after 4 innings. top of the 6th. he ripped one down the right field line. now, blanco in the 3rd with the triple. now, bottom 6. 4-3. alexi shoots down the line. misplaces it. tough time in left field. justin scores making it paoáeuf- 3. 5-3. they take it. . >> a great day today. >> what a sunday. >> yes. >> that is great. [ laughter ] . [everyone talking at once] >>> i am going to say good night. i have to endure this for another 30 minutes. we [bulldog yawns] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters good and early for the tempur-pedic bonus event. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 mo

year in south san francisco and charles clifford kron4it a san francisco police >> pam: there was started off as a morning jog ended up in tragedy on a street in vallejo hit by a car on her and died. >> reporter: screens in tears from family in france of the 23 year-old woman that was out tried to exercise. >> she took off three of four minutes before she was hit by the car. she could not even make it to her job and had to go to work today. >> reporter: body was found 7 ft. away. it was too much crude is still too early to tell what happened. the >> does not appear to be a factor prepared phillip white will have to look that darkness off at that sort of thing. even though the investigation is far from over the victim's family in france phil that it should have been avoided. >> reporter: even and traffic signals on this very busy signal and this is the second accident in the last five years creek in 2010 and involved a nine year old boy. >> with or with the stock it would have been better for her and for others prepared >> reporter: police say that the driver is cooperating with them and d

here is "france 24" catherine clifford.herine: last year 10-year-old sammy was adopted by boko haram ram while at school. the teacher told us that boko haram was here, and he told us to run to the river, but we could not cross. it was too deep. the man came on a motorcycle and that he was not from boko haram and he was coming for help. when we got out of the water, he took out his gun and said he was boko haram and he took us. his father managed to reclaim him. they now live in this area in southeast niger, among some 1300 nigerian refugees. half of these are children. here, they are being offered psychological support and the courage to deal with their trouble. "they came here is a member of boko haram burning a vehicle here it is someone who had his throat cut." not all have escaped. in particular, the extremist group are taking young women entering them into cooks sex slaves, and even fighter. >> one girl is 19 years old, and she told me that she had been trained how to use a gun, she had also been trained in the use of

bill clifford because he just retired. i can just skip it. >> which job would you rather have? >> i'm bill dunbar, general manager of san francisco ship repair and executive director. i appreciate the opportunity to speak. we have had a long history with the port of san francisco through bae and our legacy company. my second job out of college was south marine in ship repair. we appreciate the opportunity. we've been successful with the port in our work and growing the repair business here. we have challenges ahead as ricky mentioned in marketing and being effective and efficient against our competitors to the north so we believe that through this lease we can meet the challenges and support both the ports interest as well as our interest in remaining in vital part of the maritime interest here. i also want to say thank you to the port staff who worked on this. it has taken quite a while to get this lease together and agreement on it and that is a testament to their work defending and upholding the port's interest in this as well. so that's all. i just want to say thank you and

idea was discussed at today's city council meeting and that there were we will find kron4's charles clifford live for us tonight with the toll spirit charles? >> reporter: >> will be happy to bring it policy next week and regards to the body camerons initiative throughout the four separate at this point we do not have the funding. first >> reporter: off the city as to make all officers with cameras and storage will cost $1 million per year. no one will know at this point how that funding will be collected. policies will have to be developed as to when or will howl the video should be made public and especially in regard to sexual assault interviews. >> we have seen the body cameras is that very affect us. --has been very effective. >> has become smaller and use throughout the country and a way for the community to gain more confidence. >> pam: as we said the body cameras are considered by many as a way to prevent police incidents, was shooting an unarmed assailant. we have men talking about the processes corn around the bay area today. we have more of what happened in the city and regards to

kron 4's charles clifford explains. >> reporter: new research shows that even stronger earthquake may be possible. >> reporter: studying satellite imagery of hayward the hayward fault running by sam public park in fremont seeing and yellow was terrible to the east has long believed that the two votes or separate corporate --however, we have learned that they are connected. >> reporter: merging with the calaveras. >> reporter: brassard also believe that the connection mix both bought more dangerous. >> we could have a 7.3 or even a larger earthquake. >> reporter: connection with the vault with a possible magnitude of the quick does not increase the likelihood of one. >> pam: new ahead: >> pam: we speak with police about the breaking news story we're following. of an attempted murder caught on video in san francisco. a man falls gravely ill. and doctors link it to his penchant for iced tea. >> pam: and get ready for more "full house." what t-v executives have planned for the beloved series set in san francisco. i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...fo

>>catherine heenan:kron-4's charles clifford is live in the oakland hills.een made today? >>reporter: they have been making some pretty good progress listed look at video shot a short time ago today there were in their bushels hand crews will be out the statement out of the echo glen creek and the clinical creek--glen echo creek >>reporter: 102 cubic yards of cement with into the creek that estimated about a hundred and 2207 cubic yards good news they're not this was much material as a grisly believed they did to prepare the progress washing down more than concrete toward black bear which is where the quick drains into we're getting more details about the investigation into what it told subcontracted that a valve was closed on a pike in the subcontractor for copper into clothes and all and it ran out into the creek sometimes they do not close properly inspected missed diagnosing or missed noticing how about was open or closed. >>: 6 like this happen where is tolerance) open open instead of closed we have this happen before when we have the fire department tr

in the mission charles clifford kron 4 news >> pam moore: a scary scene in the south bay as customers went grocery shopping. armed masked robbers stormed into a chavez the supermarket in san jose lab late last night this was the stall off monterey highway witnesses say for masks suspects with guns disguise showed up demanding money and leaving within a matter of minutes they fully nobody was hurt and police are looking for suspects. >> pam moore: cabalist has cut ties with assistant football coach after being arrested for solid solicitation of a prostitute. the school in those earlier today the coach pierre abrams contract will not be renewed when it expires at the end of the month april was arrested late last week in an undercover prostitution sting. the school placed in or on administrative leave last week and were waiting until all the facts came out to make a decision abram had been recruiting coordinator before serving as the running backs coach the two previous seasons. >> grant lodes: arson and wished of firefighter was gravely injured-the charts for 52 year-old juilliard merci

>>catherine heenan:kron 4's charles clifford broke the story last night at 8. >>catherine heenan:he's live in oakland again for us tonight with an update on the progress made. and what still must be done. >>catherine heenan:charles? wildlife has certainly been affected by the spill. >>reporter: we also learned to clean up is underway which is it always takes three days would last until next week probably until the end of business on monday we also learned some new details about how the spill happened in the first place. >>reporter: clinical continue shoveling and vacuuming seamen all along half mile stretch of broadway brass and glance at the creek. 106 to the yards of seamen stood to the creek to let the original estimate of one house and 20 cubic yards. >>reporter: the same spread fartheras you can see, it's covered in >>reporter: >>reporte >>reporter: also on thursday east bay mud said they now have a pipeline inspector assume that the valve on a pipeline was closed when in fact it was still open the inspector told the subcontractor for copper into the pipe

charles clifford kron 4 news. >> catherine: at 830 and that is school building that is causing a lot of problems for residents is finally coming down. and later in the construction project will tie up bart trains on the east side. what you need to know! >> reporter: a storm system will be coming in easter sunday will have the forecast coming up! at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. >> catherine:14 san francisco police officers have been identified as taking part in the a racist text scandal it was initially uncovered during an f.b.i. investigation into officer misconduct. >> catherine: now san francisco's police chief is deciding the punishment. kron 4's dan kerman has more. >> reporter:san francisco police chief greg suhr did not hide his disgust with officers accused in the sfpd's racist text scandal >>it just makes me sick to even talk about it >> reporter:after reviewing thousands of investigation the chief

charles clifford kron 4 news. >>> visited the crash site of german wings 95-this afternoon. victims families for as long as they need. carl has more on his trip. >> reporter: aboard an executive chopper lufthansa executives arrive. motorcycle out riders escort them to the crash. and then a short drive to the foot of the mountains where flight 9525 went down. a wreath of pink roses, salmon carnations, and pail or kids. no written dedication. silence as they stare. >> there is not a single hour that we don't think about this terrible accident. the victims and the relatives and friends of these victims. >> reporter: investigators say it was no accident but a deliberate act by the co-pilot. >> i figure it would take a long, long time for everybody, all of us to understand how this could have happened. >> >> reporter: that is the question on everybody's list. march 26th interview with cnn they denied they had any knowledge with lubitz six-year battle with depression. >> he passed all of his tests. >> reporter: but on tuesday the airline conceded it turned up paper work from 2009.

modernistic are doing water testing to insure their and the contamination in the water and is a charles clifford kron 4 news. >>reporter: novello police shot and killed unarmed resistance also a liquor store the man was armed with a knife and an officer shot him to talk to your was taken to hospital where he later died. the officer was responding to a report of our market at the liquor store this uzbek subject was armed with a knife here arrived on scene contacted the suspect in the alley and the shooting occurred as all the details we have this point. >>reporter: not how many shots of fired officers were injured. >>reporter: changes the come to a south carolina police force to settle the lettuce racially charged police killing bridge has been following the story. >>reporter: we saw the video and other things will be changing buy camels all cops now once all troughs and officials of the video they moved quickly filing this guy officer michael slater charge him with murder in the victim who was black was in this report over for a traffic violation in the video walter scott was not armed was runni

kron 4 this chow's clifford broke the story on wednesday in these live in oakland >> reporter: well wednesday afternoon they had estimated it would take about three days to clean this up now they had another set back and now we don't know when the country, agree will be cleaned up after two days of making good progress cleaning up spills cement along the broadway branch of glen echo creek crews discovered 150-200 ft. section of contaminated water way that they had missed. and they are alerted them to the problem. east bay mud had hoped to finish the cleanup the of the spill by monday evening but they are now saying that this is an evolving situation. also on friday the california department of fish and wildlife said that they believe this bill has had very little impact on wildlife in the area and that contamination is not a hazard to human health. they did however one neighbors to avoid going near the creek. >> reporter: back live not east bay mud was all so unable to say how lot much this cleanup will cost the problem don't know until was done this said it could be an estimated of $10,000 p

the suspect in the case a friend of the family was arrested sunday afternoon charles clifford was in discovery bay today he has the update >> reporter: known throughout to the day monday neighbors were the year discovery bay had been visiting a small but growing memorial to remember nine year-old jordan almgren. the third grader was found in his own bed sunday morning apparently stabbed to death several hours later 18 year-old william schulz was arrested for killing the young boy is apparently a friend of the victim's family and they have spent the night in their home before attacking the young boy we have also learned of money that during a jailhouse interview with the contra costa times william schulz of confessed to the killing he also told paper that he killed a young boy because he wanted to know what it felt like to murder someone before the world ended william schulz may have been dealing with mental health issues he was apparently admitted to the hospital on saturday but released a short time later following an argument with his mother and then went to spend the night at the

with cement last week we're learning that the job could take several more days to complete trawls clifford has covered the story since the beginning and he joins us live tonight in the east bay with an update. >> reporter: at first was three days and that is that it would have a finished by this evening and that is not happening. this is now the sixth day of the clean air act and they said it will be a little bit longer before they finish the job. >> reporter: is bay mud says that most of it seems that this bill last wednesday morning as the remote from the exposed portion of the broadway branch of glen echo creek that was the creek along clare would drive led how look like on monday crews could the past week in checking out some of the nearby pyson trades where there still might be lingering cement. what they did over the weekend was camera some of the storm drains to know how much stock was in there and that work was required on monday crews began clearing out those sections of pipe and the team was also working along a portion of the creed that passes through nearby claremont golf cours

charles clifford kron 4 news >> pam moore: the drug enforcement administration said party's gamble is leading to the resignation ahead of the a dizzy. michele leon hart will step down in mid may. the decision follows the recent release of an inspector general's report de tilly agents having sex with prostitutes paid for by colombian drug cartels. a majority of house committee members investigating the incident said that they had lost confidence in our leon art is a career drug agent who has led the agency since 2007 and is the second woman to hold the job. >> reporter: out for the foothills and sierra nevada we see storms firing up and farther north near mount shasta you to see some thunderstorms and were seen quite a bit of lightning associate with those sales. and the south the bear valley with a little bit of snow. this trend will continue over the next couple of days because of the area of low pressure to the south feeding moisture to the mountains. a live look at the golden gate bridge is cloudy out there all across the bay area san francisco year at 56 degrees oakland is 55 uppe

swept along the peninsula and across the south bay continue our team coverage tonight kron 4 strauss clifford is live with us in san jose and so i year did you is some starts chasing this afternoon. >> reporter: a dole south along 280 to san jose about halfway to the south bay would have found some rain. a round to 30 p.m. tuesday afternoon a small brain cell moved in off the coast of san mateo county. this is video taken just before 3:00 p.m. along highway 92 near interstate 280. the shower last for maybe 15 minutes before moving east towards redwood city blue skies returned but that did not last long as another storm started to move then radar images show a large sell moving toward the south bay less than half hour later 25 mi. to this out the storm descended on los gatos what started as a light drizzle and exploded into a downpour this video was taken downtown along santa cruz avenue about 15 minutes the storm will ease toward san jose. >> catherine heenan: tonight at 8 and oakland neighborhood is upset about the dangers growth and say that the problem is being caused by shrubs growing ont

among the former players there's wilks and clifford ray and former coach al adams.s mark ibanez and he asked, who is his favorite player? steph curry. >> he's a special player no doubt about it. >> and the money raised today goes to the rick berry foundation. >>> and kanye west ranked number one on time's most influential people. it includes actors, a supreme court justice, comedians among many others. time said it wanted people who aren't only just influential right now but those who's influence is on the rise. >>> members of the iranian community are celebrating the grand opening of the first ever dedicated community center for iranians in the united states. the 13,000 square foot dari abari community center is located on the alameda in san jose. a ribbon cutting was held tonight to mark the occasion. the facility offers community programs and resettlement services free of charge to u.s. based iranians and persians. >> well i came to this gap because we needed some kind of a service, special services for sure for the iranian community and we didn't have anything.

and clark clifford. of the washington lawyer who wrote the toughest memorandum of why she we should not do it. in the book. in that chapter. and then with everybody else pushing he finally does much less than what was recommended and 75,000 men. was not a few. and a constant constant. constant buildup. by the end of 67 he was really determined to enthe war in his presidency. and in retrospect. i didn't know it was vehement opposition at the time. and would make it. and when it left. and he was not the only person that said that linden johnson. he wanted to. when he pulled out of the race. he thought that would get the north vietnamese to the table. it did among other thing in the bombing that they got the pope involved and read to go to france and negotiating in france hopefully he had every chance and the russians would invade check check. that changed the whole international atmosphere. and then we have what we now know more about the tapes, the nsa tapes of talking to the south vietnamese on behalf of

tyler clifford on to wrap things up. astros loaded the bases.one out to blast one to center over the head of sam who was playing shallow. two-run score, astros have a 7- 6 lead, hanging on to win by that score and sweep the three- game series, houston in first place in the division. >> >> giants were rained out in colorado. no make up date announced. giants will be back in denver in may. >> >> dodgers facing injury issues. padris ended a losing streak. los angeles, right now why a game over the padres and rockies in the nl west >> tonight a waiting game for the warriors woe await the winner of the memphis/portland series round two of the series. last night, the warriors finished off new orleans in a four-game sweep. >> that's what wins playoff games, brains and heart. we started out with zero brains and very little heart. let's get it back, right now. >> that was the message after the warriors took a 20-point lead. currie with his usual heroics gets this shot despite a faceful of anthony davis. davis proved he is one of the league's faces for ye

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forward to this day for quite a while with phillies opening day at the ballpark and mother nature clifford in a big way. >> kate bilo is live at citizens bank park with a look at the forecast kate a great the day to be outside. >> just a perfect day out here at the ballpark and breeze has pick up, glad i turn my phillies cap in my bag to keep hair more contained. wind picking up as clouds try to move in but nothing can put a damper on this evening. the it has been a perfect day, kind of day beef been dreaming about all winter long. we have not been in the mid 70's since october. lets walk other to the cws3 mobil weather lab. the our weather watcher observations are scrolling along the the bottom of the screen. look for your own neighborhood there right outside citizens bank park it is 73.2 degrees and the wind have been picking up a bit. it is a breezy beautiful evening. the great night for doing some grilling outside. one thing you have to watch with these gusty wind fire danger is high in pine barons prone to that. do keep that in mind if you have outdoor grilling plans or anything like.

then we will hear from bishop clifford johnson and close it out with our host reverend reid. >> you'veen listening to a press conference from baltimore's mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake. joined by congressman elijah cummings as well as the state senator from maryland as well as a lot of faith-based leaders within the city. condemning the violence that we saw take place last night. noting it was just a minority of people. as you know we saw thousands of peaceful protesters fill the streets of baltimore yesterday and last night there were some that turned it violent. she reiterated there were 34 arrests made six police officers that had minor injuries and she had that is quote, unacceptable to me. she also said we are one baltimore and she said we cannot allow a minority of incendiary individuals to put their own agenda ahead of our city. back with me my legal panel, mel robbins, danny cevalos, joey jackson. danny, to you, your reaction to how this mayor, this leader is handling this situation? >> we've seen it before. i mean it's important to let the people know that this is a minority

one of his intergroup, my guess was clerk clifford said, mr. president, i think you ought to think twice. he said, why is that? he said, if general marshall becomes secretary of state three or four months ago by, a lot of people would say he would make a better president than you are. truman said, he would make a better president. [laughter] but i am the president and i want the best people possible around me. we have had a number of presidents in recent years who do not want anyone around them that might upstage them. that is a real sign of knowing who you are. one key word to harry truman is courage. he had phenomenal courage. but it was courage of conviction. that is different. and he had very strong convictions. which he did not always live up to. who does? but that is important to understand. host: next question. >> i would like to ask you about your views of bess truman and their relationship. mr. mccullough: their relationship was superb. he adored her. maybe you have been to the truman house in independent. everything about the house is

facility the property will eventually be pulled off to pay off debts and san pablo krupp stahl's cliffordme last minute pressor still underway for tomorrow's big matchup between the golden state warriors and the new orleans pelican's that's all happening on saturday at 12 31st playoff game of the year with the war after the warriors are winning 67 games this heat season in oakland jr stone kron 4 news. >> pam: the oklahoma deputy that fired his taser is done instead of the taser says he made a terrible mistake robert hayes spoke out this morning some say of of officials forged his training records but mr. bass says he >> : you must believe me it can happen to anyone. >> reporter: speaking friday on nbc's today show robert bates apologize to the family of eric's harris. the tulsa county reserve deputy shot and killed harris during a drug sting operation on april 2nd. and nbc's matt lauer tax base to show him where he kept his done and where he kept his taser >> : my taser is right here on the front tucked in a protective vance best of my gun itself is on my side normally to the rear. >> re

saying when they will finish but they're hoping to wrap up work by later this week in east bay chow's clifford >> reporter: aaron at&t park is the giants' home on but opener unfortunately james don't the game doesn't go as they wish the score was 2 to 0. >> : the greatest team on the history of the planet best color best team >> reporter: these fans know about the losing streak and injuries and they say is just the beginning of the season and their the giants after all. >> reporter: and another big story and gunfire one bullet rips through a person's home the gunfire also struck two people and their car kron 4 news obtain these pictures of the car involved in the incident you could see the car is riddled with bullet holes the say the two victims to males in the 20's were taken to the hospital and police are looking for a least one suspect in the case here berkeley crew terisa estacio kron 4 news >> reporter: in antioch the search for motorcyclists who was ejected from the antioch bridge into the water below after row accident sunday has turned into a recovery mission. the sacramental shares th

that was charles clifford reporting. >>james:sometime this week. we expect that the state water resource control board will announce specific measures for how the state will reach the governor's 25 percent mandatory reductions. >>james:happening now. the situation only getting worse in yemen today. the u-n now reporting more than 70 children have been killed since the conflict started there nearly two weeks ago. >>james:let's show you some video of residents fleeing the country. >>james:thousands upon thousands of people are searching for safety from all the fighting. >>james:humanitarian groups like unicef say hospitals are running out of supplies and are struggling to treat the large number of people who have been injured. >>james:and at least three health workers have been killed in militant attacks. ferguson, missouri today. they a white police officer last year. also happening today and new this morning. >>james:senator rand paul is expected to announce his 20-16 presidential campaign. >>james:and he's already released a campaign video ahead o

and the south bay clock trawls clifford kron 4 news >> reporter: in san francisco's wells superbowl fiftiesayed in levi stadium the fan villages gonna be played right here and just and plaza here's an idea what it looks like it'll be spread over the flood of markets castrate in fact markets tree will be pedestrian only. market street will be pedestrian only it will be called super bowl city and it's expected to draw 1 million people during the eight days will be open maureen kron kelly kron 4 news maureen kelly >> pam moore: 7 clare is helping us taking steps to conserve water during this historic drop out today the board of supervisors voted unanimously to replace the lawns on county owned properties with drought tolerant plants. those properties include the civic center and the main jail as well as several office buildings in san jose the lawns are maintained for recreational purposes such as parks and sports field will be exempted from the policy. >> reporter: you say the sign that your jew driving south of eye-5 in the past year farmers warning that water cutbacks will drive up the pric

>>james:kron 4's charles clifford broke the story wednesday night at 8. >>james:he has the latest on the progress. ask >>reporter:through out the day thursday, clean up crews continued shoveling and vacuuming cement spread all along a half mile stretch of the broadway branch of glen echo creek. >>reporter:east bay mud now says that about 106 cubic yard of cement spilled into the creek early wednesday morning. that's less than the original estimate of 120 cubic yards. >>reporter:crews also discovered thursday that the cement had spread farther than previously believed. this is video from our helicopter parternship with abc 7 news. east bay mud now says that cement has reached an exposed portion of creek along the claremont golf course, about 1000 feet downstream from the main clean up effort. >>reporter:this can never happen again. >>reporter:east bay mud also said today that they now believe a pipeline inspector wrongly assumed that a valve on an aging section of pipeline was closed when in fact it was still open. that inspector then told a subcontractor

clifford kupchan: so far so good. any deal will be an ugly deal. it is not a pretty deal. there are some technical problems, there's a lot we don't know. it meets the basic structure of a deal that curbs iran's access to nuclear weapons and provides state sanctions relief. obstacles? there are a lot of obstacles to the deal. one of the first, to me, is there are a lot of substantive gaps between the two sides. did you read the dueling press releases from yesterday? there is no agreement on how sections relief will work. the iranians think it will happen up front, the u.s. thinks it will be in phases. that jumps out at you. the iranians don't mention in their press release that they will give up all but 300 kilograms of enriched uranium. the u.s. makes a big deal of that. there are other discrepancies. the second obstacle is iranian domestic politics. in 2009, the deal fell apart because he could not sell it at home. is the leader going to get cold feet? the pressure is going up. the hardline is already coming after him. this is not a saddam hussein situation. he runs the c

move lower and the monthly in the summer's peak driving season >>anny hong: woman who brought down cliffordowners suffers a staggering loss of her own staff career shows why he put the most dangerous prison in the and.-- and be a >>anny hong: she must return nearly $3 million worth of gives the backed up the sterling she sued her husband's former ministers arguing that the gift to another gave were paid for with the marital property the judge says she must give back $2.6 million of gifts included a house and exotic cars. >>michelle apon: to have a bill that has gone are no more the 15 2 million dues from mrs. dot fire to the spot on impressions or robin williams best known characters. >>michelle apon: is on our web site www.kron4.com >>james: a level for forecast and what about the heat coming up by friday. time for the world according to gary presented by hershey. >>mark: his running out of money saying that for $20 he would twist any thing you want that something new will have to try it out just this morning he said that gary is the best sportscaster in the bay area. >>gary: what about gi

economy with thekron 4's charles clifford is with details. \ charles, this hospital has of a last minuten hoping for a hail eric zell says that after decades of trying to make it work, doctors medical center million dollars in the red. just over 7 million dollars by selling a portion of the hospital's property but that would only be enough funding to keep the doors openat this point the district believes the better option close the hospital. sot we can not use the remain funds that we have on a hope and a dream, we can only use it for closure or for a viable plan and that plan has not been forthcoming. at the moment, there are no patients staying at the hospital and only the doctors medical stopped accepting ambulance drop offs back in august. zell says that currently about 80-90 patients visit the e.r. on a daily basis but after april 21st, even they will have to go somewhere else. the district will keep ems personnel posted at the emergency room temporarily after the closure.. just in case someone needs help. sot if they'veso if a patient shows up to find the emergency room closed they