good morning im darya folsom.( james ) and im james fletcher.in the backup caused by the road work in contra costa county. road work in the east bay will result in overnight lane closures on interstate 80 for several months. the project is to repair 10 miles of the east and westbound lanes of i-80 in richmond. during construction ... there will be lane closures scheduled between monday and friday from 8:30 at night to 4:30 in the morning. once the project is complete in early november ... caltrans says the road will be smoother between the highway 4 interchange in hercules and the area of albany between contra costa and alameda counties. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (mabrisa rodriguez)an upper level high pressure ridge will move in by thursday and last into early saturday bringing warm and dry weather to the bay area. expect cooler temperature

(grant) good evening thanks for joining us im grant lodes.(vicki) and im vicki liviakis.t's 61 stories high....and one-thousand and 70 feet tall....those behind the structure are calling it a new symbol for the city. the new salesforce tower beats outs the transamerica pyramid by 200 feet.(grant) on the top floor is a light installation created by local artist jim campbell...that is illuminating the skyline for the first time as we speak with 11 thousands l-e-d's. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco...ella looks like you can't really looks like you can't really see it because of the heavy fog... live unfortunately karl the fog is stealing the tower's thunder tonight...but you can see the colors push through in a blurred effect which is actually the look that the artist goes for in an attempt to immerse his work into the landscape rather than have the lights be jarring...but let's show you what it's supposed to look like on a clear day...vo tonight some images that may be playing are people walking by, ocean waves, trees blowing in the wind, clouds and dancer

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good morning im darya folsom.( james ) and im james fletcher. no major hot spots.ateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (mabrisa rodriguez)an upper level high pressure ridge will move in by thursday and last into early saturday bringing warm and dry weather to the bay area. expect cooler temperatures this weekend, especially sunday. it's shaping up to be a great week weatherwise for outdoor activities, including immediate coastal daytime temperatures should warm up a few more degrees into later this week. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá)our top story this morning ... a man was shot to death by his girlfriend's former co-worker in daly city. and police say jealousy was the motive.

happy, im excited, im nervous"a day she didn't think would come... "i know im happy for you too, you deserve it"because of what happened here on august 12-th... marissa and her fiance marcus martin were victims of a car attack while counter protesting the unite the right rally.marcus pushed marissa out of the way... saving her life... and breaking his leg.: "he always said he would do any and everything to protect me and he proved it": "i just had a reaction not even a thought just reacting, i can't even explain it"close friend heather heyer was killed in the attack, so they put wedding planning on the back burner. wedding planner and owner of bella giornata events heard the couple's story... and jumped in to help. christina moore, owner of bella giornata events and design : "i can't help them in the court room, i can't help them fight the kkk, i can't help racism, you know i can't fix these things for them. what i can do is make their dreams come true with the help of my friends today"she and more than 30-other vendors offered their services to give

ime to look at some upgrades and downgrades. hr was upgraded, the annualest says higher grain prices could increase tractor sales. price target now $185, that stock was up 1% to 158 period of time 18. apple's pri was increased to $214 a share. the analyst citesptism over the company's services bu nesses. the firm -- stock was off a fractures to 188.15. >>> palo alto also saw the price target increased to $240 a shart deutsche bank. many expect the company to report a deceleration in product revenue next year, the analyst doesn't thinkt uld be as bad as many expect. th stock is up today. >>> darden restaurants was added to the top picks list. the analyst calls the stock's valuation attractive and sees the potential for better than expected earnings. e stock roses nearly 1.5 per to 86.95. >>> still ahead, the big debate inside the fed that has everything to do with technology. >>> europe's tough new oules data privacy go into effect tomorrow. the rul force companies like facebook and google to make sure the data collection operati

a year later, there are requesting ims health. we begin with a big issue. is 4% the new 3%?> is there a possibility the that growth accelerates, then inflation accelerates, it is higher than you expect. my opinion, it is on the short and which might force the tenure down. but you can easily view 4% bonds. people should be prepared for that. >> we're not in a normal situation, but we are getting closer to that state. so certainly, above 4%, i think the u.s. economy could handle it, and it is consistent with economic fundamentals. >> the real catalyst to getting us to a four handle on 10 year treasuries is probably not the fed. government issuance in this country as demanding that it will be for the market to absorb. it is really going to be when the ecb and the bank of japan signal their readiness to change monetary policy. >> the u.s. economy can handle it, but the global economy can't. then we get this disconnect where if you get soft demand in the global economy, we get huge foreign demand into the u.s. 4%, i think, is a little bit tough anytime soon. jonathan: joining me

in washington im kristen holmes im kristen in washington im kristen holmes (pam) holmes im kristen in kron four will live stream the royal wedding starting at 4-a-m.. at kron four -dot- com. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off leaving cool temperatures along the coast and bay with some 70s inland. the fog is already pushing onshore and will likely bring more drizzle near the coast. doppler radar is tracking more thunderstorms over the sierra. it will continue to be stormy there in the afternoons over the weekend. on the satellite you can see a trough of low pressure sitting across the state. another area of low pressure will drop in on sunday to bring more clouds and cooler temperatures. highs tomorrow will be cool at the beaches and in the 50s with fog, 60s and partly cloudy around the bay, and some 70s inland. it will cool on sunday with partly cloudy skies and breezy winds in the afternoon. there is a slight chance of some isolated showers on monday. warmer weather should return on tuesday and continue into the memorial day weekend. last weather and goodb

thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (grant) and im grant lodes.n... 600 earthquakes over 4 days... the biggest one ... a 4-point-6 magnitude earthquake... happened today. here it a map of where people are being asked to leave their homes. ...the east central area of the big island. (pam) reporter sara mattison is in pahoa, hawaii, with the latest information on this breaking news siutation.

i wrope an -- wrote an op ed piece in support of the ex-im bank. i had people asking me where my head was, what happened to me? nothing happened to me except i understand what my state is all about. i understand what the future is all about. i think there remains chances for us to do trade. i don't have to agree with trump on everything. in order to sit down and do a trade deal with him. if all goes well between now and june 24, my wife and i will celebrate our 57th wedding amplete we have not always agreed. mike: if all goes well, is that what you said? there was a caveat there. mr. clyburn: if she can [inaudible] mike: it's a good thing she's not there. mr. clyburn: i hope larry won't tell you what i said. no, i'm serious about that. this thing you have to agree with everything, you have to be 100%, come on. that's just not possible. and what we ought to do is look for common ground, see where we can defined it, act on it and go on to the next issue and get too can on't ank russ on the -- cantankerous along the way. mike: talking about breaking t

(pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. the violent attack happened at the bank of america at the sun valley mall... on willow pass road. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the mall tonight.. ali? the strong arm robbery happened right in this parking lot ... i would term it as a savage attackpolice are on the hunt for this man ... accused of attacking a 93 year old woman and her 64 year old caretaker as they got out of their vehicle and walked towards the bank. while forcibly grabbing both their purses, the elderly woman fell to the ground and broke her hip someone of that age, to be honest that's pretty significant and could be a devastating injuryits been 4 days, and the victim remains in the hospital ... undergoing major surgery. the suspect is described as a pacific islander ... in his 30's with a large build ... weighing over 300 pounds. he has tattoos on his forearm and gage earrings. police say this was a despicable crime ... going after some of the most vulnerable. 6'3, well over 300 pounds, to go after the most v

while im in route from new york, they were, they were -- i am taking -- i have taken that route many times. they went from laguardia to dallas, love field last month and the engine failed. piloted by captain -- [applause] going to the air force academy. right? >> yes, sir. pres. trump: good genes. you have good genes. he did an incredible job. and the first officer, who joins us today, also. great job. is he a pretty good? >> the best. pres. trump: that is what i hear. our hearts break for the family of the passenger who tragically lost her life, jennifer reardon. -- riordan. we think about her husband and their beautiful children. we ask god to hold them close as they grieve the loss of a loving wife and mother. i have seen so much about jennifer, she must have been a fantastic woman. really a fantastic woman. we are also joined by the crew members, catherine, sinik, mallory and rachel. who displayed exemplary leadership in making an emergency landing in philadelphia. i want to thank you, fantastic job. really fantastic. you were a little bit nervous up there? pres. trump: you knew

thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore.isco ruled - ricardo mercado can be released on bond.kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to his wife.. and joins us live in the newsroom with that story. hermela, why was he finally allowed to go home? (hermela aregawi)the judge decided that mercado was not a danger to society.. and that he's not a flight risk.he has a wife and three kids under the age of 11.. who haven't seen him at home since he was swept up by ice last july. 38 year old ricardo mercado is coming homethe undocumented immigrant was was swept up by ice last july as his wife was sleeping.he was on his way to work. lilia perez/ice detainee's wifehe's coming and he come to help me. he come to enjoy the kids. especially him, the little one, he don't know who's his dad. right now he say papa to everybody. he don't have any clear idea who's his dad. mercado has been living in the bay area for nearly two decades.he works at a coffee shop and has two young girls and a little boy who's not two yet. lilia perez/ice detain

while im in route from new york, they were, they were -- a

thank you for joining us tonight im jr stone. (michelle)and im michelle kingston.dead.here is a map of where the incident happened today. we have just arrived on scene and will have the latest in a live report coming up at 8:15 (jrnew at 8 -- caught on camera.. tense moments on the campaign trail... a man interrupts san francisco mayoral candidate jane kim's event on saturday in the fillmore and begins yelling ethnic slurs.(michelle) residents began shouting those slurs at kim which caused the event to end early. "and now we got this skinny beep rice-eating mother beep right here."an awful racial slur caught on camera. protestors interrupted an event in san francisco this weekend -- when candidate for mayor jane kim was on stage.a man was invited up to the podium to ask kim a question but was interrupted by another man who appears to be a supporter of mayoral candidate london breed."up in here acting out for the white folks, brother. remember where you're from homie.

im are really inspired by women making their voices heard like never before. [cheers and applause] women lawyers first brought their colleagues together in airports to support our muslim neighbors in the wake of the first travel ban. it is so fitting the states where elizabeth cady stanton and frederick douglass and susan b anthony and many others came together in seneca falls to declare for the first time all men and women were created equal is now home to leaders like the lieutenant governor. [applause] i have worked with kathy for a long time. i admired the way she has consistently stood up for progressive values in places where it is not so easy. having represented the state for a number of years, it is one thing to stand up and fight for civil and lgbt and women's rights in a place where people already agreed with you, but kathy was walking right into the lions den, and she never wavered. she is one tough customer. she is going to continue as our senate governor. [applause] we are lucky as new yorkers. we stand on the shoulders of brave trailblazers. our

i yield back the balance of my ime. mr. newhouse: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the distinguished the gentlewoman from california, my good friend who serves on the energy and commerce committee, and is a former member of the rules committee. she understands our process extremely well and has done extraordinary work on energy and commerce. mrs. matsui. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for three minutes. ms. matsui: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank you also, mr. hastings. i rise today in support of h.r. 3053, the nuclear waste policy amendments act. we worked in a bipartisan manner in the energy and commerce committee to ensure there is language in this bill that provides a responsible path forward for consolidated interim storage. when this bill was first presented in committee, the licensee -- licensing of an interim storage facility was linked to a final decision on yucca mountai

also we need multilateralism to fight or to work together in the fight against terrorism that's what im on michael said so far. is that going to help this or prevent this trade war from happening well you know he's trying for the time being none of the two sides seeming to give in though we know that talks are going on behind the scenes at this very moment the economics ministers of france and of germany and the e.u. trade commissioner talking to each other and a little later they will meet wilbur ross the u.s. commerce secretary and obviously everybody's hoping that they will find a solution but for the dime being there has no there is no compromise that has been found so far exactly no compromise frets from both sides telling us that this is just how business works or how global trade short work of a saying no this is going to global growth what what will stop this situation from escalating. well there's several suggestions obviously obviously the u.s. could just extend the deadline again as it has in the past another option at the u.s. is asking for at least that is that the e.u. goe

thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken)and im ken wayne.hey believea proposed cannabis dispensary will disrupt the entire neighborhood.one of their main issues - many of the businesses there cater to children. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from ascend rehab in union city with a story youll only see on kron 4. ali? these business owners don't oppose cannabis dispensaries, but they believe having one here would disrupt the entire area.ascend rehab caters to special needs children with physical, mental, and behavioral conditions. the teachers, along with neighboring businesses that also cater to children are concerned a marijuana dispensary may be taking over this space soon.amy aristo / ascend rehabi know the law says they're not supposed to be within 600 feet of a school, but for some reason this preschool doesn't fall under that category they believe the dispensary will impact enrollment, and the business won't be able to continue the work they're doing in the community.swati shah/ ascend r

says they were brainwashed.thank you for joining us im ken wayne.i)and im vicki liviakis in for pam moore. and today his wife was charged with nine fe

(jr) thank you for joining us tonight im jr stone. (michelle) and im michelle kingston. we've been following this story since we broke it at 8 tonight.(jr)kron 4's hermela aregawi is on the university's campus and has the latest on this breaking story. (michelle) we first told you about this story through a breaking news through a this story told you about we first we first told you about this story through a breaking news through a this story told you about we first (michelle) (michelle) (michelle) we first told you about this story through a breaking news push alert... download the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens in neighborhood. (michelle) a big story we're following tonight... former san francisco police commissioner, julius turman, has died.(jrstone) the san francisco police department announced his death this afternoon. truman joined the police commission in 20-12, before becoming vice president in 20-14 and then president in 20-16. the former police commissioner just stepped down earlier this month. san francisco pol

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thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (grant) and im grant lodes. police say the motive is jealousy. kron 4's michelle kingston spoke with the victim's mother and girlfriend.. who say they are heartbroken. (mk)marc mangaccat was born in the same home he died in front of last week in daly city. myrna mangaccat, victim's mother"he was not responding and there was blood coming out here and then i saw a hole here."his mother heard the gun shots.mangaccat"every time i think of it i always burst into crying."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnewslaw enforcement say the suspect walked up to mangaccat's car and fired five or six shots right here on abbott avenue ... killing him with his girlfriend in the car.thandar seinsa, victim's girlfriend"he said honey, honey, somebody shoot me so i'm looking at him and he's breathing heavy so i'm so scared."thandar seinsa worked with the suspect -- 31 year old kevin prasad -- at san francisco international airport and said they used to be friends.seinsa"now i don't know him anymore"she told law enforcement the night of the

thank you for joining us im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. but the woman's family says they don't have any answers. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san francisco with more details. charles, can you piece this together for us? we now know that the woman was 76-year-old ruby lee anderson. she was apparently suffered from dementia and was reported missing from sf general mental health back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this afternoon we were able to speak with anderson's daughter on the phone and she says the family is very upset. the hospital has also vowed to figure out how this happened. now, if this all sounds familiar it's because back in october of 2013, the body of 57-year-old lynne spalding

im pam moore(ken)and i'm ken wayne... the game just wrapped up minutes ago.the warriors..using that hometown cooking to knock off the pelicans 113 to 104 kron 4's j-r stone... on a tough assignment tonight... live at oracle arena.. where the warriors just won. j-r what is the atmosphere like out there after this big win? im still trying to get over a man of that size coming at me as aggresively as he did. (pam) a woman is shaken up ... after a cyclist in the east bay followed her... and used his fists to break her windshield. (ken) witnesses say the road rage incident was extremely violent... the woman says the attack happened on university avenue near jefferson avenue in berkeley...(pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the berkeley police department .. with the story you'll only see here on kron 4. (ken) fremont police are looking for a man suspected of groping a woman in her garage yesterday. police say the victim just parked in her garage in the ardenwood district when the man grabbed her breast. the woman screamed

(vicki)and im vicki liviakis in for pam moore. and today his wife was charged with nine felony child abuse charges. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live from fairfield. j.r. what else did this father have to say? sot i want police to know that i am not an animal i am not an animal you didn't even ask me or tell me what i supposedly done...29 year old jonathan allen trying to save face after being charged wtih 16 felonies including 7 counts of torture and 9 counts of child abuse on his ten kids. sot crying..i want to tell them that i love them and that this will pass whether their mind will understand now or later...they will know...they know daddy.the couple's kids range in age from 4 months to 12 years old. the ten kids were recently rescued from this home. new court documents say that allen and his wife 30 year old ina rogers punched, strangled, bit, and shot their kids with weapons such as crossbows and bb guns. the documents go on to say that the couple hit the kids with weapons such as sticks and bats

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about ringing in is exactly what we need to try and improve safety is exactly what we need to try and ima nd is exactly what we need to try and improve safety and have these regulations in place. so what do you wa nt to regulations in place. so what do you want to see from those regulations? well, what we really want to see is a safe environment to have these vehicles tested. you want to be able to convince people that while they are on the road driving, these things can be tested without being a danger to them. and i think they have to prove that if they get widespread adoption that they will be safe to use as well. and this idea of ethics, people appointed to consider the ethics of all this. that is a fantastic idea. what are you expecting from it? it is very interesting. it could cover so many things, whether it is data usage or responsibility for crashes, there are so many responsibility for crashes, there are so many legal aspect is to autonomy. because this has a follow for things like insurance and responsibility, and i suppose that is where the ethical guidelines will have to end

thank you for joining us im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne.ve any answers. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san francisco with more details. charles, can you piece this together for us? we now know that the woman was 76-year-old ruby lee anderson. she was apparently suffered from dementia and was reported missing from sf general mental health back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this

thank you for joining tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. the quake.. a magnitude 3.5... with an aftershocklet's get right over to meteorlogist lawrence karnow who has been monitoring the quake since it happened just after seven. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely s

thank you for joining us im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. it's the company's response to those arrests that sparked outrage nationwide. locations in the bay area particpated in the training. (pam) tonight, kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco, where she met with a diversity and inclusion expert who weighed in on the training... ella the closures cost starbucks tens of millions of dollars but the associate dean of diversity & inclusion at uc berkeley believes this training is the best move the company could make. confused and at times frustrated customers tugged at starbucks door handles across 8 thousand locations in america monday...sot: gino mascardo, starbucks customer// "they were closed today. i didn't know they were doing store training for everyone. now i have to go find another coffee shop that's open . is it all starbucks that are closed?" (across the country) okay so it looks like we're going to another coffee shop." the coffee shops were closed for at least 4 hours between 2 and 6 in the afternoon- some until the next

im arch nmp has joined forces with local shelters working to educate the community in providing supporto local shelters by hosting events and meals in support. as a muslim-american leader, he started some of the first institutions for for two decades and has been devoted to serving the community and hosted town hall meetings with local governments to promote unity fter the pulse nightclub tragedy, he and with other leaders they honored the victims. since then he has worked with other leaders to reach out and express report for central floridians of all back ground. as a community leader and father of eight, he has championed many causes to champion and vowing to spread love without limitation, and for that im arch nmp, we honor you. . thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. we yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. does the gentleman have a otion? mr. soto: mr. speaker, i now move for the house to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopt. accordingly the

thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (grant) and im grant lodes. 4's michelle kingston spoke with the victim's mother and girlfriend.. who say they are heartbroken. (mk)marc mangaccat was born in the same home he died in front of last week in daly city. myrna mangaccat, victim's mother"he was not responding and there was blood coming out here and then i saw a hole here."his mother heard the gun shots.mangaccat"every time i think of it i always burst into crying."michelle kingston, @mkingstonnewslaw enforcement say the

(grant) good evening thanks for joining us im grant lodes.(vicki) and im vicki liviakis.thousand and 70 feet tall....those behind the structure are calling it a new symbol for the city. the new salesforce tower beats outs the transamerica pyramid by 200 feet.(grant) on the top floor is a light installation created by local artist jim campbell...that is illuminating the skyline for the first time as we speak with 11 thousands l-e-d's. kron 4's ella sogomonian is

im here with chief im here with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.. are we under a wind advisory?

(pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne.th a lot of activities outside.. let's go right to our chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow who has been tracking some high temperatures. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the

thank you for joining us im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. it's the

thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. police are looking for the owner of the two pit bulls. kron4's hermela aregawi is live in san francisco with how this happened. hermela, must have been a scary siutation at such a popular park. (hermela aregawi)fortunately.. all of the victims including the dog are going to be okay. their injuries are non-life threatening. but police tell us.. they want to get a hold of the suspect so they can get the full story.they tell us this happened around 11:45 in the morning on sunday. .. in this part of the park where dogs can be off leash. these two pitbulls that were with the suspect you see here attacked another dog. they bit the lhasa poo named bloom on the back. when four people that were with bloom tried to intervene, they were bitten in the hand. three of them were taken to a local hospital for treatment. and bloom was also taken to the vet.the victms called sfpd. but by the time officers arrived.. the suspect

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(pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. many have jam- packed weekends... with a lot of activities outside.. let's go right to our chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow who has been tracking some high temperatures. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day in the warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. coo

thank you for joinking us tonight im pam moore.(ken)and im ken wayne. ths is a story youll hear first right here on kron 4it happened at the bank of america at the sunvalley mall... on willow pass road. concord police have arrested this man... otto halafihi. police say he attacked and robbed a 93 year old woman and her 64 yhear old caretaker. the 93 year-old victim broke her hip, and remains hospitalized tonight.following up leads from the public... halafihi turned himself to concord police in the central valley town of patterson.we're told detective from concord have him in custody. at last check no charges have been filed... but police tell us he could be facing robbery and elder abuse. (pam) another big story..... a live look and listen to the lava spewing from hawaii's kilauea volcano... leaving no relief for residents there. (ken)more than three weeks in, and kiilauea shows no sign of letting up.(pam) residents forced to dodge creeping lava flows... as they rush in-and-out to check on their property.(ken)during those checks... some have found their

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that's the same thing that happened with the ex-im bank. we came close with republican signatures and the speaker brought up the bill. we're very close now. the speaker should take control, maintain control of the floor by just bringing the bill up. but that's their own negotiation over there. i'm not -- no. answer's no. reporter: i was wondering if you could comment on politics -- ms. pelosi: i do ask them regularly to give us a vote to protect our dreamers because they say they do care about them. reporter: some polling shows there has been a nar ogbueze of the generic ballot -- some narrowing of the generic ballot and the republicans are gaining traction in ways we haven't seen in a few months. i'm wondering if you can address why you think there's this shift? ms. pelosi: we don't think there's a shift at all. we're pleased with the way things are doing. we're doing it one district at a time. in most districts things are going very well for us. when generics were bigger i said, they don't matter to me. what matters to me is, one -- is on

im pam moore.(ken) and im ken wayne. this is a story kron four broke last night on our news at ten.e victims family is speaking out. kron 4's ali reid is live in redwood city .. where she spoke with the victim's son. ali, what did he have to say? the last couple of days have been intense for the pedersen family.right now they're breathing a sigh of relief, knowing that the suspect is behind bars.hopefully this person is no longer going to be able to do these crimes to anyonethe assault and robbery in concrod last friday has affected 93 year old grandma ---ann marie pedersen --- both physically and mentally.

thank you for joinking us tonight im pam moore.(ken)and im ken wayne.t right here on kron 4it happened at the bank of america at the sunvalley mall... on willow pass road. concord police have arrested this man... otto halafihi. police say he attacked and

im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. some shocking numbers...the eruptions began.. 15 fissures emerged.36 structures have been destroyed. and lava has covered more than 116 acres -- which is roughly the equivalent of 112 football fields. plus:the lava has forced 17- hundred people out of their homes. tonight: the u- s geological survey warns of possible volcanic explosions -- prompting national parks to close -- and air space to be restricted. janet babb / hawaiian volcano observatory geologist: "we could get into a situation where the water from from the groundwater below the water table could mix in with the magma and then we would have these steam driven explosions. so larger fragments can be blown blown out and greater distances."(pam) meaning higher ash clouds.and rocks weighing up to several tons can be shot up into the air.plus... at one crack inside leilani estates -- the temperature reads 218 degrees. here at home: the golden state has not seen a volcanic eruption in more than a century, but geologists say, it could happen again. (ken)

im pam moore.(ken) and im ken wayne. this is a story kron four broke last night on our news at ten. now: the victims family is speaking out. kron 4's ali reid is live in redwood city .. where she spoke with the victim's son. ali, what did he have to say? the last couple of days have been intense for the pedersen family.right now they're breathing a sigh of relief, knowing that the suspect is behind bars.hopefully this person is no longer going to be able to do these crimes to anyonethe assault and robbery in concrod last friday has affected 93 year old grandma ---ann marie pedersen --- both physically and mentally. the violence that she endured has been very taxing on her as she's been having flashbacks of what happened to her on friday nightotto hala-fi-hi was arrested and taken into custody wednesday night in the city of patterson in stanislaus county. once his photos started circulating for robbing the senior citizen and her caretaker, tips from the community led concord p-d to the suspect ... who turned himself in at a police substationjustice is served when we come together as