maureen, it's your turn.peaking of wheel issues, and the bad news is-- that's your arrow, and i have to take the "wild" card from you here because you're on a "bankrupt." oh, i'm looking at hers. yes, you are. oh. but i'm the host, and it only matters where i look. that's--[ laughs ] uh, all right. guyane, go ahead. h. yeah. two h's. i'll buy a vowel. okay. o. there you go. two o's. n. two n's. i'll buy a vowel. mm-hmm. i. yeah. two i's. no more vowels left, guyane, so it's spin or solve here. spin. k. yeah. two k's. wow. beep-beep. [ horn honks ] g. yeah. two g's. pick up that "1/2 car," that nissan versa. so you've got that and over $5,000, almost $5,500. i'd like to solve. all right. say everything. don't add anything. go ahead. king, bishop, rook, knight. got it. whoo! hi. [ singing ] hello. are you boogieing on our set? uh, so what you got there? $5,450, and you have a "1/2 car." another round to try to pick up the other half. everybody's got some money. i like it that way. and we'll be back and play som

maureen, your turn. okay.

with maureen's peace, hopefully we can get that for you in a minute. oakland obviously has had financial problems in their school district for years. now this new grand jury report is coming out, again we hope to have maureen's piece queued up in a few minutes and will get with them. >>> in the meantime pg&e creditors want to give the bankrupt utility a new name. the sacramento bee reports the plan by bondholders was set aside up to $18 billion to pay claims on the 2017 and 2018 wildfires caused by pg&e equipment. they also want to rebrand pacific gas and electric as golden state power, light and gas company. they are considering all options, pg&e filed for bankruptcy in january citing aliens of dollars in wildfire liabilities. >>> now we go back to maureen naylor, reporting on the new grand jury report, it is a scathing report on the oakland unified school district. here is maureen naylor. >> reporter: in a scathing report of the alameda county grand jury accuses the oakland unified school district of having a broken culture. concluding the district i

here is maureen naylor.

maureen naylor joins us alive now in the san jose neighborhood where the home burned. maureen?the fires under control but firefighters remain at the scene. i want to show you where the fire burned up to right here behind me. today's triple digit heat made it especially challenging for firefighters. news chopper 2 was over the fire that started at about 12:30 tuesday afternoon on a very hot day. it's parked in the east san jose foothills at hubbard away. josi garcia was inside his home with his one-year-old daughter, his dog paddington, and his mother-in-law when he heard several pops and then the power went out. but the time he looked outside he said the hillside behind his house was on fire. >> luckily i was home sick today because i injured my back on sunday. so i was able to get the baby, my mother-in-law, and the dog out of the house. i grabbed them, got in the car and drove off. >> i got the call at work and i was just really happy that my baby girl was able to make it out safely. i'm so grateful he was home. >> reporter: the home next to the garcias burned along with vege

. >>2 of them happening just last night kron four's maureen kelly talked to the chp about if these casesre connected. it just. >>so heard so much madonna simmons burns, the candle next to pictures of her only child that was killed. in monday night's freeway shooting she says her son 30 year-old matthew rio's was on his way to the home they share in milpitas she says while he was driving he was on the phone with his girlfriend, he told his girlfriend that is being followed is that he's on the way home and he scared he never made it at around 10:00pm the chp was called to the scene of northbound 6.80 just north of land us rio's gray toyota camry in the center median his body inside i need justice. i want this person to get caught as soon as possible. >>this a chp is investigating 2 more reports of shots fired at cars in this area. another one happening on 6 80 tuesday night this time in the southbound direction near king road in san jose at 08:40pm. >>the gunfire possibly coming from another vehicle to windows. >>shot out in this vehicle, nobody was hit her stride. but there was a passenge

maureen naylor joining us now with what we're learning about the victim. maureen? >> reporter: the northbound lanes here were closed several hours overnight because of a homicides in the middle of the freeway. they identified the man killed as 30-year-old matthew rios of malpedas. traffic was back to flowing normal between san jose and milpedas tuesday. this after a south bay man was shot and killed around 10:00 monday night. >> initially there was a call of intentional possible shots fired. a passerby that noticed the vehicle in the center median there and observed it. it appeared the driver was unresponsive. >> reporter: the chp found a 30- year-old man idfied as matthew rios behind the wheel of a gray toyota camry in the center median of the freeway shot several times in his upper body. investigators say he was the only one in the car. >> while driving? wow. that is crazy and sad. >> reporter: a 3-mile stretch of northbound 680 from north capital avenue to milpedas was shut down for four hours as they looked for clue in the deadly shooting. there have been rough

leslie picker and maureen farrell. appreciate it.teria could provide key breakthroughs and the ceo behind the technology will explain coming up. shares of restoration hardware are soaring after its transformation and the luxury ifestyle brand soared andt's about to cost you more and we'll tell you why in rapid fire >>> welcome back here are some of the movers at this hour. shares of disney are climbing after morgan stanley boosted its price target on the stock today to 160 from 155. a modest boost, but at 4%. the firm saying the company's streaming service will rack up users more quickly than previously expected. investors liked that narrative the stock is trading around 141. airline stocks are rallying as j.p. morgan points to another round of fare increases in the united states. american, southwest, delta and united continental all higher by 3% and in american's case nearly 7% and all of this coming on a day, by the way, when crude oil is up 2% to 3% >>> core is initiating coverage on uber and lyft with an outperform rating saying

>>kron four's maureen kelly has new information on the victim. >>the victim has been identified as 32 year-old abdul maalique muasher those who knew the pacific. the residents say he leaves behind a wife and 4 year-old daughter as well as an extended family, you can see the victim's white toyota being towed away from the scene this morning with the name skyline yellow on the side. those who knew him say nassar worked for himself as an independent cab driver his body was found around 11:00pm last night by a san mateo county iff'sffice or on skyline boulevard near the el court today de madera creek preserve in unincorporated redwood city deputy who was in the area responding to a completely unrelated non-emergency call. >>happened to see a person lying. close to the side of the road and went to investigate based on his injuries investigators believe this to be a homicide. but are releasing very few details skyline boulevard was shut down in both directions will crime scene technicians gathered evidence the nature preserve was close and nearby resid

so far no one else has reported having items like that go missing maureen kelly kron 4 news. all right, let's get a check of the weather or. >>around the bay area's we show you a sitting we're all this. we always picture that we wait for the gamera city where the bridge for something. >>but sometimes we popplewell lawrence is there was a little fog behind and i'm not going to be clear, although it's going to be nice note to fog out there right now penn that's actually just some haze out there right now so i'm going to keep things mostly clear all night it will be hazy at times but yeah it's going to see very mild throughout the evening hours to as high pressure settling in overhead and that means we're in for another hot one for tomorrow back looking good throughout the night i see those guys stay nice and clear their the fog all the way down to point conception and then as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. we are going to get to see some of the fog return along the to watch out for that that will be a sign of a cool down as we head into thursday in fact a drastic cool down

well bores maureen kelly reports this plea comes in the wake of 2 back to back a catastrophic fire seasons. >>the last 2 wildfire seasons in california where the worst ever together killing a 135 people and destroying 10's of thousands of structures to try and reduce the risk this year. top brass from various fire agencies in alameda and contra costa counties came together to ask homeowners to do their part on top of creating defensible space around their homes by clearing dry brush. they're also asking people to make their homes what they're calling firewise simple things include cleaning your gutters of leaf, litter and needles sweeping your ducks and walkways we do not store anything that's combustible under your debts, screening events at the foundation under the eaves will keep embers from entering the home. >>the east bay fire agencies say they too are working together to cut back flammable brush goats like these are out munching down dry grs a field break has already been cut next to homes here in the el serino natural area and a much larger project is underway to create a 1500 a cu

>>the man's body was found along skyline boulevard last night when 4 maureen kelly has the latest on what we know about the victim so far. >>the victim has been identified as 32 year-old abdul maalique muasher those who knew the pacific. the residents say he leaves behind a wife and 4 year-old daughter as well as an extended family, you can see the victim's white toyota being towed away from the scene this morning with the name skyline yellow cab on the side. those who knew him say nassar worked for himself as an independent cab driver his body was found around 11:00pm last night by a san mateo county sheriff's office or on skyline boulevard near the el court today de madera creek preserve in unincorporated redwood city a deputy who was in the area responding to a completely unrelated non-emergency call. >>happened to see a person lying. close to the side of the road and went to investigate based on his injuries investigators believe this to be a homicide. but are releasing very few details skyline boulevard was shut down in both directions will crime scene technicians gathered evide

all 3 of the south bay cases to help them narrow win on the suspects, reporting from san jose i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, an amazing recovery for little boy who accidentally shot himself in the head in oakland, you may remember this story, 4 year-old may van jackson is now out of the hospital. that's according to a video his grandfather posted on facebook last thursday in that video in avon is saying sitting in a car seat alert and in good spirits. back in march in a van was on life support and showing little brain activity. police say he found the gun under the pillow of his mother's boyfriend and accidentally shot himself, still has a long recovery ahead. he will undergo physical therapy, but he is now back home with his family. >>the driver who fled an early morning, deadly hit and run collision in fremont could face vehicular manslaughter charges now that the victim has died the collision happened just before 5 30 this morning along mission boulevard near interstate 6.80. forcefully to gaal spoke with police about how the man lost his life. >>neither drugs or alc

maureen kelly kron 4 knees. >>coming up several americans have died while on vacation in the dominican republican now investigators have revealed what might be the cause a mother is speaking out after his son got sick from baby formula, we'll tell you what she found inside. and a controversial vaccine bill is making its way through the state capitol but on everybody is on board the celebrity now coming forward saying the doctor should not be able to decide who is exempt from back seat. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow it is time for the weekend lot of things going on this weekend including father's day. >>talk about the forecast co >>your reporter ashley zavala explains. >>posing outside the state capitol jessica biel instagrammed this photo after meeting with state lawmakers speaking out against california's vaccination bill sb to 76 the bill would give the department of health the power over doctors to determine who is exempt from childhood vaccines field bringing star power to a side of the heated debate. th

>>a future our board meeting maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the california dmv says it will close all statewide offices for half a day next month to train employees on the federal real id program all dmv offices in california will be closed until one in the afternoon on july 24th. all americans must have a real id or a passport by october of next year 2020 in order to board a plane or enter a federal building. the state has struggled to implement the program since it was launched last year more than 3 million californians had to provide a second proof of address after initially applying for the real id because the initial california system did not meet federal guidelines. the federal trade commission is cracking down on illegal robo calls that includes dozens of actions against operations here in the u s responsible for more than 1 billion unwanted calls. the ftc says operation call it quits aims to stop a prerecorded telemarketing calls the effort also includes promoting technology to block robocalls last year the ftc received almost 4 mill

>>treasure islands scott four's maureen kelly explains why. treasure island has historically been a great place to come out and watch the 4th of july fireworks with the city in the backdrop here. >>but this year the treasure island development authority is trying to urge people to find another place to go and watch the show that's because there's so much construction out here. you can see what a mess. it is right after exit off the bay bridge. >>there's a lot of heavy equipment on the roadway. >>what was the avenue of the palms is now closed off. and spote where you used to be able to take in the views of the city are now filled with construction equipment. well, there's really nowhere for the public to be right now really is very little space. >>we used to have about 4 acres of open space right now we're really limited in terms of space and parking and roadways for that matter. >>so it's just challenging. >>all this setting the stage for what will be new housing units. >>about to be 1000 housing residents for a possibly 25,000 people unfortun

i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>so cute next at 5.30 a man behind bars after crashing his truck into a popular restaurant in the east bay will explain how that happened if you're looking to buy a new home you might want to consider doing it now the numbers just released. that's some good news for potential buyers and we're tracking that breaking news the massive fire in santa clara today an apartment complex under construction. they went up in flames a live report from the scene when we come back. >>breaking news tonight, a massive fire at a construction project and we are learning that a person of interest has been detained that huge four-alarm fire in santa clara is now under control. but crews remain on the scene tonight right now they're monitoring hotspots investigating how exactly the fire started kron four's dan thorn live at the scene with the latest and what have you learned. >>well grant vicki, this is the scene right here where the fire exhloded this afternoon at this construction site as you mentioned

now i have to step away for a while maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>happening now a warning for dog owners here in the bay area there has been an outbreak of canine flu and tonight we're learning that it's spread to dublin. we first reported last week the dog flu sickened more than 50 dogs at oakland animal services. and now the east bay spca in dublin is closed because of the dog flu. that's not clear. how many dogs have been infected. but officials say that they believe many are at risk. >>we suspect that our entire population is at from more than half of the dogs are showing symptoms of the flu. so. significantly pro about 2 thirds of our population is infected. >>officials say the dog flu is similar to the human flu in that pets can recover from it. they say can last up to 24 days and is highly contagious. it is recommended to you get your dog vaccinated from the flu. it's not clear when the shelters are going to reopen. >>now to the south bay which saw smoke and flames sea of fire season is here and the san jose fire department responded to tha

racetrack saturday in southern california has resulted in the eviction of its trainer kron four's maureeneports that that renowned horse trainer was also told that he no longer is welcome at golden gate fields in the east bay. >>jerry hollendorfer is a major player in horse racing. >>training since 1979 he's amassed more than 7600 wins and is in the hall of fame. but after his 4th horse died this season at the santa anita racetrack the company that owns that facility as well as golden gate fields in the east bay said he was no longer welcome there. this morning i was told by someone at golden gate fields who did not want to go on camera all 36 of holland or first courses were already moved to the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton we're racing begins on thursday. they're one of the other trainers says the fact that 30 resources have died at santa anita since december. seem unfair to single out one trainer to have that many at one location seems that there's something wrong with the location rather than with the individuals mean that's just my humble opinion those with resources stal

maureen? railroad alex, the crime scene tape just came down a short time ago. today we spoke with a shakenned neighbor that heard the gunshots and said the husband ran into her home because he was shaken. san jose police wrapped up the crime scene monday afternoon in what is being called one of the worst killings in san jose history. around 8:40 sunday night a gunman shot four people inside this gnome south central san jose. >> i heard gunshots and took my kid and wife into the master bedroom to hide. >> reporter: one neighbor that didn't want to be on camera said he was in his backyard and heard an argument before five to six shots rang out next door. he said his neighbor jumped the fence into his yard because she was being chased by her husband. >> she ran into my house and locked the door in my kid's room. we were in the master bedroom. i ran outside and closed all the doors and then i saw him asking, looking for his wife. >> reporter: police say the gunman's wife, daughter and niece were able to escape and reported the suspect had a handgun to shoot several

maureen kelly kron 4 news this take a live. >>look outside looking now we can see the fog rolling in over the golden gate bridge and oh what's ahead of time to check on our weather. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here and it's going to get to warmer. yeah, i think we're hot spots, especially in some of the valley's tomorrow, but we'll stay cool. >>along the coastline, we're kind of seeing that right now numbers in the 50's right now and a half moon bay, but look at some of the valley's you had all the way and let the concord and any off those temperatures almost 30 degrees warmer plus so yeah, it is getting hot and some of the valley 70's 80's around the bay. right now, but tomorrow we're going to crank up those temperatures a little bit more as high pressure is going to strengthen somewhat so yes certainly we're seeing some of that fog begin to make its way back inside the bay at this hour along the coastline. at some sunshine showed up along the coastline for today over the sierra nevada look at that numerous thunders

>>south of market neighborhood crown for maureen kelly reports on proposed legislation aimed at keeping entertainment venues from being gobbled up. >>by the tech companies. >>it seems like this packed nightclubs, full of dancing people that supervisor matt haney wants to see staying alive here in selma where you show up and make your car >>the eu's next your friends where you've got to find your community which is why this morning nightclub owners deejays bartenders and promoters got up early to hold signs reading protect san francisco's music culture. >>and please don't stop the music inside the mezzanine nightclub, it's threatened with closure and is slated to become office space. now haiti has crafted legislation that would make it harder to change nightclubs into something else in west soma it would require approval from the planning commission and their decision could be appealed to the board of supervisors. he says it's important to say these night spots from being gobbled up by tech companies. this is this is what makes and this is what it is. >>this disappears you're in trouble.

maureen kelly reports that has some kind of proposed legislation is aiming at trying to keep the venues for being gobbled up. >>by tech companies. >>under a disco ball nightclub owners deejays bar tenders and promoters held signs reading protects san francisco's music culture and please don't stop the music. they were gathered in the mezzanine nightclub that's threatened with closure the club's management says the building owner initially told them they were planning to jack the rent 600% and we're working with the commercial realtor specializing in tech office space but are now saying they plan to expand their own security company into than out music venue in response supervisor matt haney has crafted legislation that could possibly keep the tunes pumping at mezzanine and other places like it here in the western part of soma if passed changing and nightlife entertainment spot into something else in this part of town. what demand a new level of scrutiny, a review by the planning commission would be required and their decision could be appealed to the full board of supervisors haney says

maureen kelly kron 4 knees. ritz carlton hotel in half moon bay will have to pay a one million fine the california coastal commission approved the penalty against the hotels operators yesterday for blocking public access to nearby beaches. the 261 room luxury hotel, golf course and spa open back in 2001 and the coastal commission says that is when it started to hear complaints about public access to the beaches and public parking lots as part of yesterday's deal the resort also agreed to pay as much as $25,000 a day for any future violations, the 2020 presidential campaign is about switch gears as democrats announced the lineups for their first round of debates, candidates split evenly between the first debate on june 26. >>and the second debate on june 27th. ryan nobles reports on how things are beginning to take shape. for months the nearly 2 dozen democratic presidential contenders have spent their time drawing distinctions. >>from afar. >>when it comes to health care. there is no middle ground. >>today they

was that was a premature thing to do i thought it was extreme now i have to step away for a while maureen kelly kron 4 news. well to the now 2 juveniles are facing charges in a series of burglaries around san mateo county. >>so deputy spotted them in a stolen mercedes last friday police say the car was used to commit those burglaries and deputies tracked him to san francisco. they arrested one suspect the other suspect was caught after a foot chase inside that car police found stolen property and burglary tools. a fire in pittsburgh near highway 4 started at a homeless encampment. so the south and sunday afternoon on piedmont way our roofing supply company was damaged heavily in that fire. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what sparked the fire, but they know it stems from the camp and a firefighter was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation but is now recovery. well least by teacher was arrested in a sting for crimes against children to rock to was arrested in the operation back in april he's since out on bail. he is awaiting trial now contra costa county investiga

maureen kelly from 40's. let's take a look outside now. >>on this monday in mount diablo rising about the east bay chief meteorologist standing by with a very warm forecast for the august temperatures we've seen all season long we're going to feel a little taste of summer thing coming our way the next few days, starting tomorrow still some patchy fog along the coastline not going to get rid of that. >>entirely the officer just not going to be strong up to sweep that away but we will find some sunshine and those temperatures are warming up very nicely outside this high pressure takes over today, we saw a lot of warning already in some of the interior valleys, a someplace jumping as much as 1011 degrees, a little cooler along the coastline. the half moon bay and also into san francisco with these numbers right about the average is slightly below there in san francisco, but then you warm above average in the oakland 78 in san jose 86 degrees today and live more 87 well above the average in the concord and 79 degrees right on average. in santa

ktvu's maureen naylor has been on scene most of the day. maureen?: frank, police of the shaken neighbor told us he was playing outside with his 5- year-old son in the backyard from next door jumped over the fence to escape from her husband who was chasing her. police say the gunman was found in the side yard of the house after he killed 4 people including family members and himself. san jose police wrapped up the crime scene monday afternoon in what has been called one of the worst killings in the city's history. investigators say around 8:40 sunday night, a gunman shot >> reporter: people and himself at a home on habbitts court and south san jose . >> i took gunshots and took my child and my wife into the master bedroom and hid. >> reporter: one man was in his backyard and heard a argument before 5 to 6 shots rang out next-door. he says his neighbor jumped the fence into his yard because she was being chased by her husband . >> the wife jump the fence and ran into my house. then she locked the door in my kids room while we were in the master bedroo

carver's maureen kelly reports this plea comes in the wake of 2 back to back catastrophic fire seasons. >>the last 2 wildfire seasons in california where the worst ever together killing a 135 people and destroying 10's of thousands of structures to try and reduce the risk this year. top brass from various fire agencies in alameda and contra costa counties came together to ask homeowners to do their part on top of creating defensible space around their homes by clearing dry brush. they're also asking people to make their homes what they're calling firewise simple things include cleaning your gutters of leaf, litter and needles sweeping your ducks and walkways we do not store anything that's combustible under your debts screening events at the foundation under the eaves will keep embers from entering the home. >>the east bay fire agencies say they too are working together to cut back flammable brush goats like these are out munching down dry grass a field break has already been cut next to homes here in the el serino natural area and a much larger project is underway to create a 1500 acr

maureen? >> okay, nancy cordes at the capitol tonight. thank you. >>> we're getting late word tonight on the boeing 737 max. the faa says it's discovered a new flaw that could further delay its return to the skies. all 737 maxes were grounded after two crashes overseas that killed 246 people. kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: during flight tests in a boeing 737 maksim laettner seattle, faa pilots discovered a computer issue that could slow down the pilot's ability to quickly respond to a scenario like the one seen in the two max crashes. the issue occurred when the pilots were evaluating failure scenarios when the nose of the plane was being pushed down. the test pilots felt it remained down longer than it should, leaving them concerned it would increase the chances of a crash. bowing is now working on a software fix to address this issue with a microprocesser in the flight computer. if that fails, the component would have to be replaced on all max airplanes, likely extending the global grounding. boeing's ceo dennis muhlenberg

supporters in orlando more than 24 hours before the rally they were already camping out here this is to us maureen and lorien told us they barely slept to get into the 1st. we wanted to see our president class other rallies but this is a historical that. can pick up most of the rally go as voted for trump in 2016 and are eager to do so again we use a poor president because he's fulfilled everything that he promised to do and that's why he's a man of his word and we we believe that true leadership comes from being a man of your word it's important for me be here to to bring attention to a basically an election issue that i support i support barriers on america's southern border primarily to keep illegal narcotics and human trafficking out nori that was crucial to president strums 2016 election victory and he still seems to be quite popular here but despite a growing economy and low unemployment the trunk campaign is facing a tough path to reelection its internal polling data shows trump behind top democratic contenders in key states and just relying on his core supporters might be not enough to pul

maureen? back a short time ago the nba, warriors announced swift punishment, part-time owner, minority owner of the warriors who lives on the peninsula, he will be banned for one year of nba activities got games and find a half million dollars after he pushed and swore at kyle lowry lsi scheme.>> this is what kyle lowry was talking about. >> reporter: the incident was captured on video in the fourth quarter of wednesday's game. toronto raptors player kyle went for a loose ball and collided with pants. a man sitting courtside in a blue shirt pushed him. they say he used obscene language. the warriors identified him as mark, a t minority owner and billionaire venture capitalist. he was ejected from the game on thursday. the nba, warriors announced he will be banned one year from all nba activity. and find a half million dollars. >> a guy like that should not be a part of our leak. to be honest with you. that is my personal opinion. that is how i feel. >> reporter: in a statement, the warriors sa

maureen naylor shows us what they look like. >> see? i would never say these things. >> reporter: this is one example of a digitally-fabricated video. where it's not really president obama speaking. jordan spiel created the video to create a warning. >> we need to be more vigilant with what we trust from the internet. >> they created so-called deep fakes. the manipulated videos, made possible by artificial intelligence algorithms can be hard to detect and can be nightmarish for 2020 editing. >> what used to be done by a highly trained editor can now be do y they can get for little or no cost. >> married with audio. you can turn a world leader into a vent rilquist dummy. >> including a face swap, where senator elizabeth warren's face was put on a saturday night live actor's body. another example is these photos of fabricated people, fake faces created with artificial intelligence. maureen,ktvu fox 2 news. >>> iana pressley holding a press conference in oakland. the two congress women are holding a press conference on healthcare and votin

i have my love of my life and supportive husband john, and together we have four children-- maureen,ou're--at church, you're not the choir. it's the bell choir. you do-- i play the bell cry. i'm in the bell choir. very good. yeah. are there certain part-- how ah. you know,re...thi d"nd " when i looked at you, i said, "there's a 'd' and 'e' woman right there." [ audience laughs ] nice to have you here. hello, mark. how are you? i'm yes, sir. uh, start with your family. beautiful, awesome, amazing, supportive wife sarah and three beautiful kids-- anthony, elissa, and ben, who's 8 years old and going on 18. now you notice he has a good voice, and he uses it to his advantage with the local baseball team? you're... announcer for the local baseball team, but, because that's not enough, i love to sing and i dj, so i host karaoke as well. so i love it. there you go. you're just blabbing all the time. all the time. maybe you could sit down with jim thornton later, and he'll give you some tips. that'll be fantastic. let's do it. well, you haven't sat down with jim. [ audience laughs ] um, just

i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news.adoption party will resume tomorrow from noon until 4 at macdill is located at 2.55 alabama street in san francisco. >>up next in sports. we are now less than 24 hours away from nba free agency will talk about klay thompson, we'll talk about kevin duran after >>welcome back to kron 4 news today, this pride weekend coincides with the 50th anniversary of the stonewall uprising. the protests that started the rights movement polo sandoval recounts what that day was like for people who are there on june 28th. >>1969. >>at new york city's monumental stonewall inn there are those who come to pay homage. record. and those who come to remember with the lift her back in the summer of 69. >>nothing was really different that night at 7 that boat decided to fight back. >>as you yorker joseph nig really remembers it. the n y p d barged and as he sipped a drink inside the stone wall before that night this tiny greenwich village bar was known mostly as a place for lgbt men and women to be themselves.

now i have to step away for a while maureen kelly kron 4 news.ast, we're looking live golden gate bridge is the sunset song, san francisco as you can just tell us know you're there. >>there could carry is here with a look ahead on the forecasts erica, a half. >>i well yeah, we have seen from janus today, those low clouds moving in. temperatures today a little lower than what we saw yesterday and we have some changes on the way so we have a beautiful shot out over bethel island there the sun officially set. >>at 8.33 this evening, so it's starting to get dark out there. nice view there that was clear yesterday those clouds have increased today and of course are a temperature difference here. we have temperatures, you know 3 to 10 degrees lower compared to yesterday and that is also because of our winds increasing here this onshore flow has returned. and our winds. our breezy conditions that can stay with us overnight up in novato and the north bay and it's actually going pick up even more tomorrow will see gusts up to 30 miles per hour around 5 in

. >> maureen naylor is live in the senate is a studio with's message and why some say his own company should be held accountable as well. more rain? >> reporter: andre and julie, apple ceo made the comments during his commencement address at stanford over the weekend. >> tim cook says a lot of change in the last 4 years and now is the time for tech companies to be more accountable for what they are creating, adding that digital privacy will be crucial to bring forward. moving forward. >> reporter: a mixed of pomp and wycu traditions at stanford sunday . >> good morning, class of 2019! >> reporter: apple ceo tom cook spoke of current challenges in the tech industry. >> if you built a chaos factor, you can't dodge responsibility for the chaos. taking responsibility means having the courage to think things through. >> reporter: as cook addressed the 5000 graduates of stanford's stadium, he applauded silicon valley's history of innovation but said this is a moment for innovators to reflect. apple stop leader did not name companies but did refer to the defunct blood testing startup therano

>>a future our board meeting maureen kelly kron 4 news.lity is that suppression is adapting to the changing demographics of our country people being removed from the rolls who should not be removed, there's no condition for their removal. >>6 years after the supreme court gutted the voting rights act house democrats and voting rights leaders are trying to restore it in hopes of ending voter suppression testing to no reports on what democrats are working on. >>the reality is that their suppression is adapting to the changing demographics of our country in 2013, the us supreme court threw out key provisions of the voting rights act on tuesday, former democratic candidate for governor of georgia stacey abrams testified before a house committee about how the ruling impacted her race the challenge is that in georgia we face not only malfeasance but incompetence there are people being removed from the rolls who should not be removed, there's no condition for the removal of the law required 15 states including georgia to get permission from the f

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>you may start seeing new ad ads asking you to better protect your home from wildfires are from the union representing state firefighters who say california didn't hire enough firefighters in its latest budget the budget calls for 13 additional engines. a 131 new firefighter positions, new air tankers helicopters and dozers but the president of the union in sacramento says that's not enough. tim edwards says the job of state firefighters has gotten a lot more difficult over the years as wildfires in california burn more intense than ever before. he says of the state isn't going to give them enough firefighters say hope the public can help out. wanted to start. >>could be more vigil our e 2.30 commercials are meant to be informative for now, but he says as union may start airing more aggressive ads attacking the governor's budget. if state firefighting staffing levels do not increase. >>this take a live look outside on this monday evening in are going to say the sun is setting in whic

to the land use committee it could be voted on by the full board as soon as the end of this month maureen kron 4 news. >>well for many of us here in the bay area lake tahoe is one of the most popular destinations. yeah, nothing wrong with that. but in tonight's edition of flying tales kron four's ken wayne takes us to an alternative to tahoe. oh that's a lot less crowded. >>there's >>always a little more focus one flying a small single engine plane over the sierra. there are many landing options if there is engine trouble and even though are more than 2 miles above sea level radio communication out >>the snow is still blocking tile that paso right now takes almost 7 hours to drive to mamet's. we touched down on the long runway of man with airport. >>and within minutes we're on the road me carol and mango heading to a place called convicts lake. it got its name after a group of inmates escaped from the nevada state prison in 1871 and hold up here the she changed now. we kayaked past fisherman enjoying convict lakes rugged beauty that had everything mango likes most in life clean water and

let's go to maureen smith, a retired engineer. maureen. >> okay. will you remove the absurd department of justice policy that a sitting president can be indicted and will you at least ensure that any charges against a signature president will be told so that the statutes of limitations do not expire? >> you know, this election isn't just about policies here and there. it's about our values. and one of our values in the united states of america is that nobody is above the law. nobody. so the answer to your question is yes. and more than that, this is why i came out a year ago and said, congress should be doing its job and having a debate before the american people about impeaching this president. because i understand, look, i disagreed with some of my fellow candidates in this race and some of our party leadership on this and i understand that the politics might be tricky. okay. but how about just doing the right thing? you know, how about doing the right thing? because i swore an oath to protect and defend constitution. how many of you have read th

in the san jose studio, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information about a deadly shootingcostco store in southern california, authorities say the man shot and killed by an off-duty los angeles police officer there was mentally disabled. 32-year-old kenneth french attacked the officer police say who was holding his young child friday night. the officer fatally fired his service weapon killing french and critically wounding his parents. the officer was treated for his injuries and released from the hospital. the lapd is gathering evidence and video footage for an internal investigation. the department allows off-duty officers to carry concealed weapons as long as they're authorized for on duty use. >>> after a weekend of protests police began to clear the streets of hong kong, the clashes between protesters and officials. >> we're just days away from the first day of summer and we'll feel th tell you about th coming our way. >> after eight years after losing both of his legs while overseas, a veteran is finally getting the home he deserves, what he says this new home means f

all 3 of the south bay cases to help them narrow win on the suspects, reporting from san jose i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>new tonight a day police were able to arrest the suspect who they believe robbed the man who was sitting on a bench in san mateo 24 year-old kyle ye allegedly attacked the victim the to struggle, but police say he eventually got away with the victims items this happened about 9 o'clock on tuesday night. a witness saw the heading towards the hillside caltrain station and called 911 officers managed to arrest him before he got on a train. they say he was in possession of the victim's property, he was taken to the san mateo county jail for booking on suspicion of second degree robbery and public intoxication the conduct of the oakland police department has been a cause for controversy in the past aston dollars big concerns about how much money the department spends on over time, it is a dollar figure that is in the millions kron four's dan kerman reports the city auditor believe the overtime issue is being done with poor oversight. $30 million that's the average oakl

maureen naylor with the apology from a golden state warriors investor who shoved a raptors player during last night's game. >> this is what kyle lowry was talking about that he was pushed. >> reporter: the incident was captured on video on the fourth quarter of wednesday's game when kyle lowry went for a loose ball and collided with some fans. that is when a man sitting courtside in a blue shirt pushed him. the league says he used obscene language. >> a guy like that should not be a part of, he should not be a part of our legal. being honest with you that is my personal opinion, that is how i feel. >> reporter: the warriors identified the man as mark stevens, 18 minority owner and billionaire venture capitalist from african. afferton. he was ejected from the game, and the nba warriors, announced he will be banned one year from all nba act buddies and find fined half $1 million. >> i would have been of course disappointed if it had been a fan but i was even more disappointed that it was somebody who is a member of the nba family. >> reporter: in a statement to the warriors is said in part

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a family picture leads to a fire a number of acres california are charged right now after a photo op with some children holding sparklers went wrong. this all happened near rock. >>boehner ridge park that's about an hour north of sacramento, fire crews had to act fast to prevent the winds from carrying the fire down the hills and threatening some neighborhoods. the fire also damaged and endangered some major infrastructure as well, the water supply for both rockland and the nearby town of lincoln. police say the family didn't get into trouble because they didn't intentionally set the fire. >>a man shot and killed by an off-duty la police officer reportedly had a mental disability. police in corona say kenneth french got into an argument before attacking the officer at a costco the officer shot and killed french and french his cousin says that he also shot his parents. they are in critical condition. the cousin says french could couldn't live on his own he had a disability and mentee

well ford maureen kelly talked to one of the bookshops new owners as she and some volunteers prep for their grand reopening tomorrow. >>karen finley has been putting in some long hours with the help of some volunteers to get the new and used bookshop ready to reopen care in the bay area native moved to vallejo a few years ago along with her husband and they quickly became boosters of the community so when the owner of the downtown's only bookshop approached them about buying the store. karen who works in publishing and her husband decided it was a risk worth taking. the pair are not showing their day jobs. they expect to work 7 days a week to keep the ttingly karen quote one of her favorite books when explaining whether going through all this trouble. the town is in a town without a bookstore we just really think that downtown needs to be revitalized and we need to bring money into the local economy. so we can fix potholes and do things for the city. >>then tom delay was so great and it just needs some revitalization so we didn't want there to be an empty store friend. so that's why w

. >> maureen naylor live in san jose with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: at this point are calling this a homicide --. traffic was backed to slowing normal and north on interstate 680 between san jose on tuesday. this after a south bay man was shot and killed after draining north around 10 on monday a cal of potentially possible shots fired. a follow-up call from a passerby who noticed the vehicle and the median there and observed that the driver was unresponsive. >> reporter: the chp found a 34- year-old man identified as matthew rios behind the wheel of a gray toyota camry in the center median of the freeway. shot several times in his upper body. investigators say he was the only one in the car. >> while driving? wow. that is crazy and sad. >> reporter: a three mile stretch of northbound 680 from north capitol avenue in san jose to landis avenue was shut down for four hours while investigators list for clues in the deadly shootings. chp says there have been roughly 200 freeway shootings in the bay area in the past 3.5 years. the majority gang-related and targeted shoo

>>a future our board meeting maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>well coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news in the next hour we're going to hear from some of the victims of the increased violence on bart and what they think should be done so stay tuned for that. >>it's the 20 right now and today the race for the white house she is entering a new phase as democrats converge on the debate stage and they really would converge there are so many of them they've had to break them up 20 candidates, 10 10 in miami and you're taking a look at who will be on the stage today. then tomorrow bay area candle is commonly harris and congressman eric swalwell will be among the candidates, the night so they appear were randomly selected today and tomorrow the candidates will offer their vision for the country with the debates that start at 6 o'clock and we will have special coverage of the debate right here on kron 4 inside bay area politics catherine heenan will moderate the conversation. our pre debate analysis is at 5.30 and then we'll continue with post d

>>kron four's maureen kelly reports that same renowned racehorse trainer was also told he is no longerfields in the east bay. >>jerry hollendorfer is a major player in horse racing training since 1979 he's amassed more than 7600 wins and is in the hall of fame. but after his 4th horse died this season at the santa anita racetrack the company that owns that facility as well as golden gate fields in the east bay said he was no longer welcome there. this morning i was told by someone at golden gate fields who did not want to go on camera all 36 of holland or first courses were already moved to the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton we're racing begins on thursday. they're one of the other trainers says the fact that 30 resources have died at santa anita since december. seem unfair to single out one trainer to have that many at one location seems that there's something wrong with the location rather than with the individuals mean that's just my humble opinion those with resources stalled in pleasanton say the animals are very important to trainers. >>and are treated as such there are

london breed held a summit today and it focused on empowering women from all walks of life kron four's maureen kelly reports that the event was both a seminar in how to succeed in life as well as a political call to action. >>the summit's name spelled out in big letters inside moscow near west, the invincible. an estimated 1700 at tended to network and learn ways to improve their positions in life, it's about. >>allowing us to put our best foot forward and exploring opportunities that we never knew were possible. the organizers of the be invincible summit say it's meant to help attendees she success. no matter what stage of life there in there were breakout seminars on finance health and wellness and career advancement. >>2 young women on the verge of launching their careers founded a inspiring. i think helped light. >>communicate with the people that want to communicate with and it will make me help a better impact on people. >>san francisco's first female and first african american city administrator says despite the gains women are making in this country. the fight is not over. >>it's more

maureen kelly kron 4 knees the us military is releasing new video shot in the aftermath of attacks on 2 tankers in the gulf of oman. >>yesterday now officials say that the shows around. >>the hand of the incident and trying to cover its tracks. afterwards rebate onion reports. >>the international community condemns iran's assault on the freedom of navigation and the targeting of innocent civilians secretary of state mike pompeo pointing the finger directly at iran for thursday's attack on 2 tankers in the gulf of oman pompeo is comments coming just hours before the us military released video that it says shows iranian sailors removing an unexploded mine from one of the targeted ships. one official said the video was recorded by a us military aircraft flying overhead that anchors one carrying oil and another carrying chemicals were struck as they sailed along a key oil shipping lane for and promise the world that would interrupt the flow of oil through the strait of hormuz it is now working to execute on that promise saudi arabia's minister of state for foreign affairs concurring with