mark peterson $45,000 after the d.a. admitted to using $66,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses violating the government code. now after it's own investigation contra costa county's civil grand jury is calling for peterson's removal from the office of contra costa county district attorney for "willful or corrupt misconduct in office"sot jim mellander/foreperson, civil grand jury 28-38mr peterson in over 600 instapnces has converted campaign funds to personal use, the second charge is he failed to report these on his campaign reporting forms.civil grand jury foreperson jim mellander says peterson is also accused of making misrepresentations under penalty of perjury on fppc campaign reporting forms. sotas far as we're concerned it's not something we find acceptabledeputy da aron deferrari who also serves as president of the union representing the deputy da's in peterson's office says the unions 7 member board has reviewed the civil grand jury accusation, and is now recommending the full association issue a no confide

peterson. >> peterson refused to talk to us today avoiding the cameras. but plents of folks are sounding off including a south bay prosecutor who has announced he is running for peterson's position next year. >> i think it's unconscionable that someone swoern to uphold the law willfully violated the law. >> now, the d. a. association hopes to hold the no confidence vote in ten days. meanwhile we understand it will be up to a superior court judge to decide how to proceed on that grand jury call for the d. a.'s firing. reporting live in martinez jodi hernandez nbc bay area news. >>> a young doctor working on his residency at ucsf is now working on hills his legal case today he was charged forup loading and trading child porn eve wrooef been following the story last 24 hours frm he and his romt were arrested yesterday lock hart is a psychiatrist at ucsf he is on the right side of the screen. investigators searched the san francisco apartment and found several devices belonging to both men which contain more than 60 oh pictures. dr. long hart is accused of us

time the deputy district attorneys that work under peterson are also turning up the heat. the board of the union recommending a no confidence vote. that vote expecting to take place two mondays from now. as for mark peterson he has denied comment.in contra costa county dan kerman kron 4 news. here in san jose the tracks on the new south bay bart extension are now electrified. vta is going door to door in neighborhoods from warm springs in south feemont to berryessa in north san jose, warningpeople about that. the tracks are protected by a high fence topped with razor wire and there are signs warning of the danger. testing of trains is set to begin this summer with the system expected to be up and running by the end of the year. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. in palo alto... police are looking for a man who they say exposed himself to a woman walking on a trail with her toddler when heard someone clear their throat.(take vo) that's when she saw a naked man in the bushes, about 20 to 30 feet away from her. she's says the man was touching himself and made eye contact w

peterson has agreed to pay a hefty fine for spending campaign money on personal finances. the committee found the da spent more than $66,000 of campaign contributions on things like travel, hotels and restaurants and movie tickets. >> the grand jury submitted to the superior court of contra costa county, an accusation accusing district attorney mark peterson of willful or corrupt misconduct in office. >> reporter: peterson, credited with helping target violent crimes, has acknowledged the mistakes, repaid the campaign fund and hefty fine of $45,000. the recommendation will go before a contra costa county superior court judge and they can appoint a special prosecutor or a sign a district attorney from a neighboring county. of it goes to trial, jersey -- a jury would decide and no criminal charges have been filed. if found guilty, he would be removed from office. sandra osborne in the newsroom. >>> jury selection for bill cosby is sexual assault trial gets under way in pennsylvania. there is new video arriving to the courthouse and attorneys for the prosecution and the defen

peterson would be removed from office. >> reporter: peterson acknowledge wrongdoing and paid back thesed spent campaign money and paid a hefty fine of $45,000. it should be interesting to note he acted as his own treasure of the campaign committee until 2015 and has been fending off calls for his resignation since he admitted to inappropriately spending the money. today's vote will be symbolic, and it pressures him to sit down before a potential trial in the future. in the newsroom, sandra osborne. >>> president donald trump arrived in israel and who will become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the western wall. it comes one day after delivering an address to muslim leaders. >> the nations of the middle east will have to decide what kind of future they want for themselves. >> the president's speech will have implications on the next leg of his trip. hamas, labeled a terrorist organization by the u.s., blasted the remarks, calling president trump biased toward israel for laboring -- labeling them a terrorist group. >>> arnold schwarzenegger is promoting climate change with the

peterson. >> contra costa district attorney mark peterson avoided our cameras today. and amid calls for the top cop's firing. >> the grand jury investigated certain actions of mr. peterson and concluded that there is enough evidence that it should be brought to trial. >> the foreman of the civil grand jury says a lot of work went in the accusation filed with the court this week calling for peterson's removal from office. peterson admitted to the fair political practice commission last year he used more than $66,000 in campaign funds from 2011 through 2015 for personal items such as meals, clothing and movie

peterson. >> contra costa district attorney mark peterson avoided our cameras today. and amid calls for the top cop's firing. >> the grand jury investigated certain actions of mr. peterson and concluded that there is enough evidence that it should be brought to trial. >> the foreman of the civil grand jury says a lot of work went in the accusation filed with the court this week calling for peterson's removal from office. peterson admitted to the fair political practice commission last year he used more than $66,000 in campaign funds from 2011 through 2015 for personal items such as meals, clothing and movie tickets. but had called it a loan. saying he had planned to pay it back. >> his actions constitute willful or intention almisconduct and news warrants removal. >> prosecutor with the d. a. association board added their voice to the mix approving a plan for a no confidence vote. >> these do not represent the values we have at criminal prosecutor in contra costa. >> while peterson stays silent criticism is mounting south bay prosecutor patrick veneer is running for t

. >> their reports recommend mark peterson be removed from office. kate larsen is live with a look at how rare that request is, kate? >> reporter: the jury foreperson whom you're going to hear from, says he doesn't believe another case exists like this in contra costa county. a prosecutor says he told marks peterson to his face that his employees have lost confidence in him. but he's still showing up here and still planning to run for re-election next year. a contra costa grand jury accused the district attorney of will testimony or corrupt conduct, recommending that he be removed from office. >> reporter: jim millander said -- in december, peterson admitted to spending 66,000 dlrsz in campaign funds on personal items including meals and theater tickets. peterson later apologized and reimbursed the money. >> it's all well and good to apologize, but obviously the repercussions continue. >> reporter: aaron defer rarry said that they take a no vote in peterson. >> they hold individuals accountable who have broken the law, having the head of a law enforc

mark peterson $45,000 after the d.a.tted to using $66,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses violating the government code. now after it's own investigation contra costa county's civil grand jury is calling for peterson's removal from the office of contra costa county district attorney for "willful or corrupt misconduct in office"sot jim mellander/foreperson, civil grand jury 28-38mr peterson in over 600 instapnces has converted campaign funds to personal use, the second charge is he failed to report these on his campaign reporting forms.civil grand jury foreperson jim mellander says peterson is also accused of making misrepresentations under penalty of perjury on fppc campaign reporting forms. sotas far as we're concerned it's not something we find acceptabledeputy da aron deferrari who also serves as president of the union representing the deputy da's in peterson's office says the unions 7 member board has reviewed the civil grand jury accusation, and is now recommending the full association issue a no confidence v

and if it comes to trial, there will be a jury trial. >> reporter: if convicted peterson would not face a criminal penalty, but would be removed from office. in martinez, kate larson, abc7 news. >> all right. turning now to our weather and a live look from our east bay hills camera, spencer said that wind would return and it sure did. >> oh, boy. >> it is quite strong out there right now. here's eye look at live doppler 7. as you displayed we have clear skies over the bay area, it is brisk and breezy, down right gus gusty in some spots. 37 miles at sfo, 32 in napa, other bay area locations. if you're going out this evening be prepared for a gentle breeze at your back. this is a view from our rooftop camera looking out over the bay under blue skielz. 57 degrees in san francisco right now. mid 60s at oakland, mountain view, san jose and gilroy, and 57 at half moon bay. this is a view from our east bay hills camera looking also at blue skies, looking westward. it is 63 degrees right now at santa rosa and novato, 66 at napa, upper in concord. more cool air coming our way along with clouds a

a prosecutor says he told marks peterson to his face that his employees have lost confidence in him. but he's still showing up here and still planning to run for re-election next year. a contra costa grand jury accused the district attorney of will testimony or corrupt conduct, recommending that he be removed from office. >> reporter: jim milla said -- in december, peterson admitted to spending 66,000 dlrsz in campaign funds on personal items including meals and theater tickets. peterson later apologized and reimbursed the money. >> it's all well and good to apologize, but obviously the repercussions continue. >> reporter: aaron defer said that they take a no vote in peterson. >> they hold individuals accountable who have broken the law, having the head of a law enforcement agency, let alone the head of a contra costa county da's office having broken the law. those two statements are contradictory. >> it is my understanding that the court will appoint a special prosecutor, or a district attorney from an adjoining county to bring the case forward a, and if it comes to trial, there wil

yesterday a grand jury announcing that mark peterson in its opinion should be ousted for misconduct. jurors determined that peterson has spent $66,000 in campaign money on himself over the course of several years. back in december, peterson admitted to spending the money on meals, clothing and movie tickets among other things when he was serving as treasurer for his reelection campaign. >>> a high school that's reportedly seen a surge in racist behavior is planning to take steps to combat that problem. the chron. >> caller: reports that a handful of piedmont students have been suspended, it annilprompted a student assembly. the student is planning an action plan, including a hotline allowing students to easily report abuse and bullying but anonymously. >>> after-school programs are going to start hitting the pocketbooks of families. it is reported that they plan to charge kids for enrowling in after-school and summer programs. those programs were fully federally funt funded, but the district still fashions a, so those fees may cost $5 0 to $50. >>> we'll bring you up to speed on a te

mark peterson $45,000 after the d.a. admitted to using $66,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses violating the government code. now after it's own investigation contra costa county's civil grand jury is calling for peterson's removal from the office of contra costa county district attorney for "willful or corrupt misconduct in office"sot jim mellander/foreperson, civil grand jury 28-38mr peterson in over 600 instapnces has converted campaign funds to personal use, the second charge is he failed to report these on his campaign reporting forms.civil grand jury foreperson jim mellander says peterson is also accused of making misrepresentations under penalty of perjury on fppc campaign reporting forms. sotas far as we're concerned it's not something we find acceptabledeputy da aron deferrari who also serves as president of the union representing the deputy da's in peterson's office says the unions 7 member board has reviewed the civil grand jury accusation, and is now recommending the full association issue a no confide

>> and now, liza jesse peterson passes her year teaching incarcerated youth that riker's island. the program contains language some may find offensive. [inaudible conversations] >> all right, welcome to bring my book circuit and jessica, one of the owners of the sort we are honored to be hosting the liza jesse peterson to present her new book. you can give her a round of applause now. clap back her new book is "all day" a year of love and survival teaching incarcerated kids that riker's island and she is speaking tonight with flores forbes. you are in for a treat. maybe another round of applause your detroit red wings overcome a couple of housekeeping things. we have a cell phone or something that might take place in the now is the time to turn an often silent day. we have the book for sale at the register and we will be signing writer afterwards. we also have flyers for upcoming events so we hope you can check us out here to love our event in may. when you buy a book come you not only get a great book a great out there but you support your local independent bookstore in the last

peterson. obviously that's important, that matters, our credibility as attorneys is important. >> he faces no criminal charges, we've reached out to him for his response but have not heard back. >>> restriction work has been rescheduled to accommodate fans heading to the warriors playoff game, they host the spurs at oracle at 12:30 pm sunday in the nba western conference finals, heart plan to close lake merritt station and use oscars to rebuild the tracks, now the work only happened saturday so fans will not be delayed. >> bart is also turning on electricity to a new stretch of track in the south bay and officials want people to know it can be deadly. the 10 mile stretch of new track runs from the recently opened warm springs station south to the berryessa -- berryessa station and set open next year. the tracks are humming with about 1000 volts of electricity, more than enough to kill with a touch. transit workers want to make sure people understand that even know -- even though trains are runn

we asked what they think peterson should do. a whopping 70% say resign, 22% said remain in office. last week, a civil grand jury accused him of willful misconduct in office for misappropriating money from his campaign and spending it on travel, hotels, restaurants and movie tickets. on friday, board members of the district attorney's association voted unanimously to recommend a vote of no-confidence. yesterday, a large majority issued a vote of no confidence against their own boss. mark peterson gave a written statement saying in part, although this was a poll of 800 or 316 individuals in a county of 1.1 million residents, i expect opinions and can assure everyone that our office is working hard to serve all citizens of this county. live in martinez, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> police are trying to find the man who robbed a burger restaurant and shot an employee at 3:00 this morning. employees say the man stormed into sam's burgers on 14th street, demanded cash. as he was leaving he opened fire, hitting an employee in the leg. that worker will be okay. >>> a bank robber with an unusual di

. >> accused the county's district attorney, mark peterson, of willful or corrupt misconduct recommending he be removed from office. >> there is enough evidence it should be brought to trial. >> he said the last time he knows of a bay area official ousted from office in this manner was 15 years ago. >> a city council person was removed via grand jury akization. >> peterson admitted to spending $66,000 in campaign funds on personal items including nails, clothes and movie tickets. peterson later apologized and reimbursed the money. >> it is all well and good to apologize but the repercussions continue. >> announced today that the board voted unanimously that their members take a vote of no confidence in peterson. >> we stand in front of people and ask that they hold individuals accountable who have broken the law. having the head of a law enforcement agency let alone the head of d.a.'s office having broken the law, those two things are fundamentally contradictory. >> to bring the case forward. if it comes to trial there will be a jury trial. >> reporter: if convicted he would not face a cr

many events on this memorial day, we are hoping for break from the rain, that would be nice, matt petersonive on the skydeck, matt, a lot of people have afternoon barbeques, what do you think, might get break from the rain? >> i think we will get a break from the rain, been damp, dreary morning pretty much across the entirety of the delaware valley whether here in philly or even go up north to the poconos, down the shore, been dreary start to the day, as well, little light mist, still falling out there, storm scan3, not showing a ton of precipitation, still light showers through gloucester, camden, burlington counties, jersey at this point, first here in center city back off to the north it, looks like for the most part the heaviest rain has since moved off. few spotty showers though can't be ruled out through the rest of the afternoon, going to hope to maybe get a few breaks of sunshine becomes but overall does not look like it will be sun filled afternoon. but again, afternoon plans, right now, i don't think you need to cancel them. just keep eye to the sky. temperatures for the most par

that is why it is calling for peterson's removal. in december he issued this statement saying: he agreed to pay $45,000 in fines to the fair political practices commission. at that time, peterson also said he considered the money to be loans and that he was paying the campaign funds back. the district attorney's office says they have no comment at this time. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> do we know what the d.a.'s office is doing in response to the grand jury report? >> reporter: all we know right now is that there is an emergency meeting today that's happening at 8 a.m. to discuss what actions their office will take after hearing the grand jury's recommendation of removal. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today union city bart riders will see something different the new east entrance is open giving residents a democrat path into the station. there are 1,000 new housing units including 250 affordable units. the completion of the project marks a major milestone for the once isolated bart station with limited pedestrian access. union city mayo

peterson and eagles hosting a football clinic for women at the link. wendell smallwood teaches x's and o's of the game running drills, they had massages and manicures. eagles were also, getting a kick, out of changing, the perceptive of football for these ladies. >> it is just something you can tell by turnout of the woman here. over a thousand women that are here. just shows the passion of the philadelphia eagles, passion of the city, passion of our fans, and it is just a great experience. it is an inside look at what our guys go through, each and every day to try to win games on sunday. >> eagles rookie receiver matt column annes monk rook is in los angeles this week toned get their pictures taken for their first football card. he is showing his moves, and what is perhaps to come in september. he is still, processing the

barry peterson and holly williams have been following the story.e begin with holly in istanbul. >> reporter: it's been a long, hard winter in istanbul. especially if you're a stray dog. one of thousands in this sprawling, middle eastern city. they live on the streets. dodging traffic and begging for scraps. dogs like valentine, a 1-year-old golden was found weak and undernourished. these two help run a rescue center in istanbul. where many of the dogs are golden retrievers. they told us they are bought as puppies, then people discard them after they discover they're big and energetic. >> they end up throwing hem away or giving them to shelters. >> reporter: how do the goldens do on the street? do they cope very well? >> they don't. >> reporter: golden retrievers are famously friendly and playful. i need the microphone. ah! the dog took the microphone! on the streets though, jess minujessamin told us they're often attacked by more aggressive dogs. these dogs are being sent to america and finding new what would happen to them if they, if you guys did

peterson. and it's for the criminal defendants who wonder why one standard applies to the district attorney and another applies to them. >> reporter: aside from a written statement admitting he broke campaign finance rules hundreds of times, the da hasn't been willing to talk since december. and today, peterson was not in his office before, during or after the vote. and it doesn't end here with this no confidence vote. in fact, the court will have a special prosecutor to review the case. should he be convicted, he will be asked to step down immediately. many today are calling for his resignation a sap. >>> she turned herself in in connection with a crash that killed a three year old boy. 40 year old yarni [ indiscernible ] surrendered to the chp. she was allegedly driving drunk when she crashed into a car. three year old elia dun was killed. her bail set at $3 million. she faces up to 11 years in prison. >>> a third person is now under arrest in connection with the death of "miss flo." sheriff'

peterson, any comment about the grand jury report? >> only on abc7 news we confront the bay area top cop accused of corruption. grand jury says he needs to be fired. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. district attorney facing those, and only abc7 news has reactions from peterson. >> live with the developing story, cornell. >> dan and ama, the findings are scathing, accused of misusing campaign funds and for now he has no intention of going anywhere. >> comment about the grandy report? >> no comment. >> reporter: little to say hours after grand jury accused him of willful or corrupt misconduct and recommended hebeemoved from office. secretly misappropriated over $68,000 in campaign funds on items of personal nature. movie tickets to clothes between 2011 and 2015. >> disappointed in the actions of our boss. >> ryan wagner from the da's office said meeting will be held for possible no confidence vote and suggestions for possible replacement. >> this isn't about politics but the people. finding a prosecutor in the office to galvanize

peterson. mr. rattner, you're recognized and welcome. >> i speak as someone who has spent 35 years in the private sector as an investment manager meeting with companies, analyzing companies investing with companies as well as having spent time in the treasury in the early part of the obama administration. and i would certainly conquer with what every speaker has said about the need for comprehensive tax reform after 30 years of neglect. however in my opinion any major tax legislation should meet several important tests. first it should be deficit neutral given projections. and seconds it should be fair and not diminish our system, it should improve or international competitive position. on that basis the proposal by the administration falls short in several important respects. while the president's focus on tax reform is laudatory, his one-page plan includes far more detail on how to cut the taxes than pay for the reductions. nonspart zahn researches estimated that the net cost could be $5 trillion

so, matt peterson here filling in, helping out, so meisha. good morning. >> good morning, always good to be with you, especially on a holiday, i will say, matt, that rain, just going to have to deal with it, slap on the happy face and deal with it, it is your friday, hey. >> i know, and unfortunately it, will rain tomorrow. i can't even. >> we wouldn't allow it anyway, matt. >> so we will take it. >> see little sunshine, hopefully this afternoon, hopefully see little bit of that yellow sunshine breaking through the clouds, unfortunately, not going to be real sun-filled day. outside right now, this is the boardwalk down at rehoboth. huge difference from even the last couple of mornings where maybe little cool. but we haven't had the damp and dreary weather, in the morning, but again, this is what's going on, few people had been braving the element, early this morning, people just kinds of running and doing their thing on the board walk this morning, again, going to see the shower continue for at least the next couple of hours or so. then they

. >> their reports recommend mark peterson be removed from office.live with a look at how rare that request is, kate? >> reporter: the jury foreperson whom you're going to hear from, says he doesn't believe another case exists like this in contra costa county. a prosecutor says he told marks peterson to his face that his employees have lost confidence in him. but he's still showing up here and still planning to run for re-election next year. a contra costa grand jury accused the district attorney of will testimony or corrupt conduct, recommending that he be removed from office. >> reporter: jim milla said -- in december, peterson admitted to spending 66,000 dlrsz in campaign funds on personal items including meals and

that is why it is calling for peterson's removal. in december, peterson issued this statement saying he regrets and acknowledges the mistakes he made regarding his campaign financing account. he also agreed to pay $45,000 in fines to the fair political practices commission. at that time, peterson also said he considered the money to be loans and that he was paying the campaign funds back. the district attorney's office says they have no comment at this time. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> president trump's attempt to set the record straight on why he fired james comey is fueling more questions. members of his administration have maintained that the decision had nothing do with russia and was recommended by key members of the justice department. in an interview, president trump told nbc news this. >> i was going to fire him regardless of recommendations. [ pause ] >> the president also said the fbi's ongoing investigation into possible collusion between the members of his campaign and russia also played a role. the white ho

peterson first took office in 20-10... and won re-election in 20-14.k to you. (mark) police are still looking for a gunman who shot two men on highway 101 in healdsburg. it happened yesterday afternoon just past the dry creek road exit. the two victims were at a food truck when they were involved with some sort of altercation with another man. then two miles down the road... a car drove up next to the men and opened fire. <"this is a crime occurring between two moving vehicles at freeway speeds so you could have evidence stretching for quite a ways so we shut it down until we were sure we processed the scene for every piece of evidence we can. "> (mark) both victims are in serious condition... but are expected to be okay. police don't have a description of the gunman and they are still looking for him this morning. ( darya ) happening now... police are searching for a bank robber in antioch. it happened just before 1:00 wednesday afternoon. (ááátriggerááá) the robbery was in the wells fargo bank that is inside the safeway on deer valley road. police sa

the grand jury says peterson secretly misaappropriated $66,000 in personal funds between 2011 and 2015. wagner from the da's union said an emergency meeting would be held for a possible no confidence vote and suggestions for a possible replacement. >> this is not about politics anymore and this is about the people. it's about finding a prosecutor within this office that can galvanize the employees, and who can bring integrity back to the office. >> and patrick announced he is running for the da. as for the grand jury -- >> it brings down the reputations of prosecutors throughout the state and it's conduct that is not becoming of our top prosecutor in contra costa county. >> it says you should be removed from office. what do you think about that? >> i don't think that statute is applicable. >> the grand jury headache for peterson, and a judge could appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the grand jury's findings. in martinez, abc7 news. >>> abc7 news was at the bay lands last night and a man hid in the bushes there naked and exposed himself to a woman who was hiking with her toddle

contra costa county district attorney mark peterson already agreed to pay a fine for spending his campaign money on personal expenses. >> over 600 instances of converting campaign funds to personal use. >> reporter: in total, the california fair political practices committee found that the d.a. spent more than $66,000 of campaign contributions on personal travel, hotels, restaurants and movie tickets. he admitted guilt and repaid his campaign and paid an additional $45,000 fine to the commission. but his troubles are far from over. >> the contra costa county grand jury submitted to the superior court of contra costa county an accusation accusing district attorney mark peterson of willful or corrupt misconduct in office. >> reporter: jim is the foreman of the contra costa county civil grand jury. the complaint he filed yesterday calls for the district attorney to be removed from office. >> he has agreed to various violations. >> reporter: not only is the d.a. in trouble for the thousands of dollars he took from his campaign, but also for lying on his campaign filings which are signed under

peterson, any comment about the grand jury report? >> only on abc7 news we confront the bay area top cop accused of corruption. grand jury says he needs to be fired. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. district attorney facing those, and only abc7 news has reactions from peterson. >> live with the developing story, cornell. >> dan and ama, the findings are scathing, accused of misusing campaign funds and for now he has no intention of going anywhere. >> comment about the grand jury report? >> no comment. >> reporter: little to say hours after grand jury accused him of willful or corrupt misconduct and recommended hebeemoved from office. secretly misappropriated over $68,000 in campaign funds o items of personal nature. movie tickets to clothes between 2011 and 2015. >> disappointed in the actions of our boss. >> ryan wagner from the da's office said meeting will be held for possible no confidence vote and suggestions for possible replacement. >> this isn't about politics but the people. finding a prosecutor in the office to galvani

lets get right over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday morning, matt, lot of sun on tap. >> especially in the morning we have seen plenty of it. we did have some fog in the area of the lehigh valley but never fun to wake up with the foggy weather but again we did have it. the good news it is already burning off, because of all that sunshine, and it makes things nicer here to begin the day. temperatures are slowly rising as well, just about an hour ago, i showed you our neighborhood network here from kutztown air there was at least a good amount of fog, at least a little bit of fog, i thought it was a good amount right along the ground. right along this nice farm field but good news the sun has come up and it has burned or at least most of the fog out of the area. we are sitting at 59. a few areas out toward lancaster still maybe a little bit on the foggy side but rest of us looking good, trenton reporting a two and a half mile visibility, probably even a little better then that. it doesn't look like we will see that much fog toward trento

peterson is involved with best buddies. that was an awesome scene out there.ee you at 11:00. >> right over the plate. nice pitch. >> thanks, john. >>> now for a look at what's coming up on our news at 11:00. >> hacking hollywood, the gadgets that's making it easier to steal movies and why it could get you in trouble in your own house. that's tonight at 11:00. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ >>> a live look at the beach. not too crowded at all. people will be tloking there this weekend regardless of the weather. >> that's right. a bad day at the beach is better than a good day anywhere else. thursday not a good day anywhere. we have heavy frrain tr the morning rush and a chance of a thunderstorm later. the best days of th

peterson. that is important. that matters. our credibility as attorneys matters. >>> we reached out to the district attorney and they said they had no statement at this time. more on this story later in the hour. >>> president donald trump stirred up more controversy regarding fired x fbi director james comey. he said that he had better hope that there are no tapes of our conversation before he starts leaking to the press. >> people suggest with the question that the new york times is selling is that you asked james comey whether or not you had his loyalty is inappropriate. >> i do not think it's an appropriate. >> did you asked that question ? >> no i didn't. but i don't think it would be a bad question to ask. >> what about the tweet that you said about tape recordings. >> i can't and will to talk about it. all i want is for james comey to be honest. and i hope he will be. >> this all comes as democrats are suggesting that president donald trump fired james comey to squash the russian investigation into voter fraud. democrat

that is important and that matters.>> mark peterson faces no criminal charges. we reach out to him for response and the das office said that they have no comment at this time. >>> new information in a homicide case on treasure island. they now identified the victim as cash they say he was found by his roommate at the duplex around 5:30. he had been shot and there's no word on an arrest. >>> ymca official said your camp has reopened after an outbreak of a virus. it happened on tuesday near boulder creek. several children and so does a were attending the camp with a got said. symptoms included vomiting and diarrhea. a spokeswoman says the camp had a thorough cleaning and has been cleared by the health department to reopen.>>> part is turning on electricity to new stretch of track and they want officials to know that it can be deadly. the stretch runs from the recently opened station in fremont south to san jose which is set to open next year. the tracks are humming right now with 1000 v of electricity. they want to make sure people understand that even though trai

peterson first took office in 20-10... and won re-election in 20-14. (james) a man charged with killing three white men in a racially motivated shooing rampage in fresno is back in court today. kori ali muhammad could find out if he's mentally stable to face criminal charges this morning. the 39-year-old is facing four counts of first degree murder. he killed three men on april 18th... and an unarmed motel guard three days before. a judge suspended the criminal case and ordered a psychological exam of muhammad after several outbursts in earlier court hearings. the doctor's report is expected to be ready today. (james) one man is still in the hospital after a violent brawl at a wedding in fremont. one person has been arrested -- and now, police are looking for more suspects. kron 4's terisa estacio talked with one of the guests -- who watched the fight break out. (estacio reporting - ) wedding photograhpy raja singh says he has never seen anything like this raja singh, wedding photography. "i saw -3o to 40 people fighting each other beating each other."

matt peterson's eyewitness weather forecast coming up this sunday we got the keys!our new house! we just got the keys ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie? i love you. i love you too. >>> philadelphia firefighters rush to burning house in wynnefield. now we've learned that three people have died. >>> developing right now, street in north philadelphia becomes crime scene after gunman opens fire there, and injuries nine people. >> and president trump starts the day meeting with iraq leaders, plus information about the major speech he plans to deliver today. today is sunday, may 21, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. first we get started with the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, matt peterson. good sunday morning, matt, how is our day looking? >> better than yesterday. had the overcast skies, it was cool, it was maybe a little bit refreshing, compared to some of the warmer almost mid summer like heat that we had to end our work week, but today, again, little bitter. lit more sunshine for us speciall

district attorney mark peterson. he used it for travel, hotels, restaurants and movies over five years and he failed to report the spending on campaign finance disclosure forms. in december, peterson issued this statement saying that he regrets and acknowledges the mistakes he made regarding his campaign financing account. he also agreed to pay a $45,000 fine. >>> in wine country, the search is on for a gunman following another freeway shooting. the latest happened yesterday along highway 101 in healdsburg. investigators say it all started when two men got into a fight with some other men outside a food truck. they got into the same car and drove off. a few minutes later the suspects drove up in a truck and shot inside the victims' honda. the passenger and driver were rushed to the hospital in serious condition. it's unclear if they knew the suspects who shot them. for now there's no suspect description. >>> president trump blasting the media on twitter today after reports claim that he contradicted his own administr

lets get over to meteorologist matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast.ood sunday morning, matt. how much sun will we see today good morning, yes, we will see at least a good amount of sunshine early in the day. right now we're not waking up to quite as nice of a sunrise, few more cloud but overall it is a very nice start to our sunday. of course, not end to our weekend because we have that extra day tomorrow but some sunshine mixing with the cloud cover, little bit of fog developing across lehigh valley as well. this is bernville around reading area, junior/senior high school and it is a foggy start to the day, out in lehigh valley, 53 degrees, limited visibility. a change at the beach where lots of folks will be heading down to the beach this afternoon, those cloud are out there, not too many people out just yet but it should be a relatively good beach day. i talk about the fog, lancaster we have limited visibility, same as reading we saw that picture there, from bernville, afterward, allentown, mount pocono, less than perfect visability and gets better

personal use, and prosecutors in the das office have scheduled to hold a no- confidence vote about peterson on monday. >>> it is 4:03 am. >>> a woman in antioch is being charged with murder after deadly crash on sunday, amy fiasconaro was trying to get away from the police when she crashed the suv she was driving into a tree on myrtle drive and the passenger maria gaglione died from the injuries in the crash and the suv had been stolen a few days earlier in oakland. earlier this month amy fiasconaro was released from jail on probation after being convicted of assaulting a police officer and a stolen car in 2009. >>> a pittsburg man accused of setting cars on fire is in court today, and officials are calling james bishop iii one of the worst arsons in the history of contra costa county, and his father is insisting he is innocent. >> the task force within the area, and james bishop iii allegedly let his last fired destroying a toyota. >> he knocked on my door, so i went outside and there was a fire.>> reporter: the self- described computer repair man from pittsburg is being charged with multi

with meteorologist, matt peterson. good sunday morning, matt, how is our day looking? >> better than yesterday. had the overcast skies, it was cool, it was maybe a little bit refreshing, compared to some of the warmer almost mid summer like heat that we had to end our work week, but today, again, little bitter. lit more sunshine for us specially this morning. and maybe degrees, our temperatures maybe degree or two warmer today as we look back to yesterday, again, little warmer than what we had. storm scan3, this morning, not too much going on. a much quieter morning, we had few rain showers, couple of isolated downpours yesterday morning, waking up this morning, quiet conditions, again, few high clouds are out there, overall, it is a very nice start to the day. now, little upper level moisture, few clouds, out to our west, and that's indicative of whatever we will see tracking eastward going through the day, little bit of cloud cover moving n hopefully see few peaks of sunshine. peaking outside from atop "eyewitness news," great scene of the skyline, again, a wonderful

john harwood will interview the treasury secretary att the peterson institute in a little more than an hour. at the least they are couching it as a reframing of government benefits. if you are able bodiy eied you stop getting benefits you perhaps do not deserve. >> right. that is, i wish they had come and said let's be more touchy feely. this is an extension of the clinton government putting it on the backs of people. it doesn't ring true. there was a way to couch it you could say look it's going to cost, there will be some costs up front, we have to raise some taxes. >> right, but the two biggest parts of the budget are untouched, medicare and social accurate. >> if you were to say everything i just said, this is an environment where people will say you hate trump. no. it's a business plan and it's a business plan that if you put it in front of "shark tank" who would -- what would cuban say about this business plan? he would just say, pass, who would he give it to? you think mr. wonderful would go? >> i don't think so. he's pretty clear-eyed, mr. wonderful. >> robert corcoran? >> mayb

zoo director tanya peterson did put out a statement that we received on april 22. she said that euthanasia decisions are never taken lightly and that the animal's welfare is always a top priority. >>> big changes coming this summer with anyone dealing with the commute crush on interstate 680. drivers would have to pay a toll to ride in his express lanes, but they would still be free for car poolers. the new signs are now being tested. >>> a s couple in a registered domestic partnership got a surprise when they filed their tax this is year. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the story. >> we learned about this and were talking about it this morning. many taxpayers have come to rely on software programs as an easy way to do their taxes, but one woman found out they're not intended for everyone. >> matthew and took a momentous turn in october. >> we are more serious than just boyfriends and girlfriends. so we have decided to do domestic partnership. >> reporter: unlike same-sex marriages, domestic partnerships of same sex or opposite sex couples are not r

zoo director tanya peterson did put out a statement that we received on april 22. euthanasia decisions are never taken lightly and that the animal's welfare is always a top priority. >>> big changes coming this summer with anyone dealing with the commute crush on interstate 680. drivers would have to pay a toll to ride in his express lanes, but they would still be free for car poolers. the new signs are now being tested. >>> a s couple in a registered domestic partnership got a surprise when they filed their tax this is year. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with the story. >> we learned about this and were talking about it this morning. many taxpayers have come to rely on software programs as an easy way to do their taxes, but one woman found out they're not intended for everyone. >> matthew and took a momentous turn in october. >> we are more serious than just boyfriends and girlfriends. so we have decided to do domestic partnership. >> reporter: unlike same-sex marriages, domestic partnerships of same sex or opposite sex couples are not recognized by t

>> kind of looks like coyote peterson. >> it kind of is coyote peterson. >> really? >> he's about to lose his beard too. in this episode of breaking trail on the brave wilderness channel, there's a whole lot of bees. >> i shaved it off to make rooms for the honey bees that will soon be swarming all over my face. >> no! >> he's getting a bee beard. he went to the desert to a business down in tucson that specializes in -- >> bee beards. >> they've got to do more prep like put something to stimulate the attraction. >> this is basically a queen fa lure. >> they're going to make love to his face. >> that's a tlot of bees. >> and look how calm he is. i've seen one bee and i'm out. >> i would you call that calm or would you call frozen like terror? >> my leg is shaking. >> no! not in the mouth! >> stop talking! >> yeah, it stung him on the lip. >> it did sting him already? he just got started. heck no. tap out. i'm done. >> yeah. all over. >> really starting to hurt. >> this is actually hard to watch. we know him. now i'm, like, worried about him. >> oh, again! what is it w

. >> peterson will work with matt collins who today is working the cameras. he still can't believe he has a face on a football card. >> i'm a guy that plays like an eagle. i'm about hard work, not guilty talk. i'm about action. i'll take care of business special teams and offence. >> former penn state receiver chris godwin looking good today. he will play alongside deshawn jackson. much more on "action news" sunday. >> carson wentz has a signing. mike missanelli is always blunt on any subject. he joins me next at 11:45. >> after a halftime lead on boston, what will lebron and the cavs do tonight. >> cleveland, 21 points and they blow it to boston game three. irving ties it up with 10 seconds to go. avery bradley for three. boston steals game three in cleveland, 111-108. it's the first loss of the playoffs. >> eastern conference finals, the teams the flyer fans love to hate. penguins score four time in the first. penns win 7-0. that's not a misprint, 3-2 series lead. claude giroux, wayne simmons and flyers coming up in the world hockey championship against swe

as for mark peterson he has denied comment. pam, steve? (steve ) an in-n-out restaurant in livermore is back open tonight after being shutdown for several days. the burger restaurant was closed after several players from a college softball team reported feeling sick after eating there. but health officials say it appears players on team had symptoms of the stomach flu a week before they ate there. meanwhile the restaurant has been sanitzed. and employees are being screened for symptoms before they return to work. (pam) new tonight, the oakland raiders are facing an important deadline in their move to las vegas.(steve) the team is hoping to have their new vegas stadium built in time to for the 2020 season but if they fail to secure a lease agreement later this month, the move could be delayed by a full year. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in oakland with details and reaction from an oakland city leader who says he won't support letting the raiders extend their stay at the coliseum.(steve) right now, raider's management and