philippe. philippe djegal>>: pam. last word from police is that the suspect. a woman in her twenties is still alive tonight. she is at a local hospital -- shot multiple times by the same officer. >> : everyday you heard gunshots. philippe djegal>>: having lived three decades on creekside court near 105th avenue. >> : not one, not two, but a lot of gunshots. philippe djegal>>: gun violence for jose marin is nothing new. not long ago, he woke up to find his car parked outside riddled with bullet holes. >> : im afraid of all of this happening because my kids are growing up. in this case. philippe djegal>>: the shooting happened just up the street and involved an officer from the san leandro police department within oakland city limits. at around 4-30 in the afternoon oakland police spokesperson johnna watson says that san leandro officer along with several others were in the area conducting an unrelated investigation. when the officer noticed a car reported stolen earlier in the day and tried to stop the driver. a woman in her 20s and another passenger inside. >>

philippe. pam. >> philippe: the fact that no one has heard a peep from connor since monday is deeply concerning to his friends. parents. >>- "i just want my baby home." and confused. >>- "had a great spring break. he was looking forward to getting back to school and going to track practice on monday." missing 17-year-old connor sullivan's parents, jeffry and jill say they have no clue what's happened to their son. >>- "my concern is that he's not in cupertino. i'm just afraid that somehow he's somewhere else -- outside of where we were searching." >> philippe: the santa clara county sheriff's office says it does not believe that's the case. >>- "because he doesn't have a vehicle. we don't know of any cash that he has on him. no credit cards he has on hm. so, we still believe he's in the area. most of his friends are from monta vista and live in cupertino." >> philippe: investigators say it doesn't appear the two-sport athlete was taken or kidnapped. >>- "we don't know of any foul play. we haven

live in walnut creek philippe djegal, kron four news. pam moore>>: tonight, the remarkable story of brian stow took another step forward. from tragedy to hope. stow is the giants fan, who was beaten nearly to death. four years ago, outside dodger stadium. his recovery from severe brain damage. has been an emotional journey followed by people all over the bay area. tonight. a new chapter. stow threw out the first pitch at the minor league san jose giants home game opener. and afterward. he answered questions about his life and recovery. >>:brian thank-you to the fans that are here for me. thank you. i can go home and probably cry over this like and will do on the. way home the--the way home tonight. pam moore>>: stow. a former paramedic for the san jose giants games. was awarded $18- million in damages in 2014. two of his attackers are serving time in prison. you can see his interview in full on our web site http://www.kron4.com police believe a body found in the sunol regional wilderness this afternoon. is the missing 70-year-old palo al

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports. the suspect came away empty. >> philippe: before pouncing on his victim. fremont police say the alleged attacker drove past the woman on her driveway. not twice. >> "three times." before rushing out of his car. trying to steal her necklace. herself." from this man, whose face was captured on surveillance video. >> "and, the result was the suspect did not take the necklace, but he did flee." >> philippe:police believe the man is hospanic or filipino. he left without harming the woman. speeding off in what segeant ricardo cortes describes as an early 2000 gold honda accord. >> "the rear windows were tinted. it had no front plate. it did have a rear plate, but we weren't able to capture that. and, the rims looked like they're the very unique 7-spoke rims on it." conflictthe lesson learned here? >> philippe: pay close attention to whose around you. an issue of just being aware." >> philippe:right now, police say it appears this is an isolated incident. not tied to other crimes in the city

mark: thanks philipp. caroline: let's get to iran because they could potentially reenter the oil market. we were discussing nuclear talks that left it in agreement last week. the white house says sanctions are still in dispute. we need more information. let's bring in golna. how has last week's nuclear statement been received in iran? >> well, in tehran on friday huge celebrations on the street. generally among the people, it has been received extremely positively. many people were waiting for this to happen. there was that feeling of almost a desolation publicly. politically, there are people that are unhappy with it hard-liners in parliament and commentators who haven't quite vocal about it and unhappy about the definitions being used in the agreement and the perception that there has been different agreement for statements published by the different parties and that they are not all analogous. there is some tension but the overall, it has received the backing of very important people, including the head

kron four's philippe djegal is live outside the hall of justice. with a plea from investigators for the public's help in this disturbing case. philippe. >> phillip :pam. the appalling incident didn't last but a few seconds. but the damage done to the victim may last the rest of his life -- if he lives. attack. a man in a blue sweatshirt walks past a homeless man, waiting on the bench -- who it appears just finished talking with a couple of san francisco police officers in the tenderloin district in the area of larkin and geary streets. then just moments later. when the police are gona and only a few witnesses still remain. the man in blue returns. and, swats the homeless man on the head with a metal pipe -- rendering him unconcious. a victim -- well known to police -- especially officer carlos manfredi who used to work the beat in that area. and, chatted with the homeless man often. >> "he is the type of person who would always say hit to you. he was very friendly -- very engaging -- always had a smile situation can be or how foul the weather would

philipp: no, that will come regularly.ineries will have to shut down every year for a couple of weeks. shale oil production is growing strongly. this could be a long-term problem. jonathan: philipp chladek thank you for joining us this morning. here is a picture of the markets. the ftse 100 is pushing higher. we are up by 0.4%, driven by bg, climbing just a bit higher. shell down by 2.7%. 47 billion pounds paid by shell for bg, creating the second-biggest energy producer in the world. some phenomenal numbers here. we will talk about the markets and that deal after the break. ♪ jonathan: welcome back to "on the move." "the pulse" is coming up. we are joined now by guy johnson. guy: the analyst call is taking place. we will be talking a little bit later on. we will get his take on what is going on this morning. i think the kind of, the deal is interesting. what it does for the sector is fascinating. if you were pulling the trigger on a deal do you think other people are going to take a look? it has taken not that long since

kron-4's philippe djegal shows us the fiery crash.and what may have caused the mess. >> phillipe: propped up on top of the median. a burning big rig the reason so many drivers stuck in the traffic caused by this fiery crash described the commute as. >> "very brutal." >> phillipe: here's a look at the flaming aftermath from a kron four viewer who posted video of the accident on instagram. video from our helicopter partnerships with abc7 news shows the massive back-up. the crash happening along the off-ramp of the san rafael richmond bridge near san quintin. one of the two trailers being hauled by the ups big rig went up in flames, burning thousands of pounds of packages. after the california highway patrol says the driver hit the guardrail just before 5-30 in the morning, spilling fuel and sparking the fire. >> "i was on the bridge for an hour." >> phillipe: others traveling from the east bay into marin county say it took much longer. >> "was three hours and 45 minutes." >> phillipe: one woman's car died while lanes were closed and needed a tow. >> "it's too long. too much traffic and then

kron four's philippe djegal has reaction from relieved neighbors. >> phillipe: after going up in flames twice in two days last month -- causing more than 325- thousand dollars in damages. an old vacant building in vallejo is being demolished. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with people who live near the site -- thrilled to hear its coming down. >> phillipe: the company and that is going to demolish this building did not did not make the property owner. >> brian: there's a full moon tonight that we will have a total lunar clamps tomorrow morning. the other thing that is interesting about this eclipse this this this is so short the total eclipse will last four minutes and 40 seconds. we have mostly clear skies the few high clouds. but that change sunday because of this weather system right here right a up in the gulf of alaska which will bring " cool air and rain. >> catherine: still ahead, shocking new information on an east bay man accused of luring a girl for sex. what authorities uncovered on his cell phone and computer. and investigators have been on the scene of a deadly plane cra

in danville, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> catherine : it's been a beautiful day across the baya. and vanessa bezz-itch says it's about to get a lot warmer. and >> vanessa :you notice anything to an attended tenanted degree boost--10-20 degree boost temperatures will plunge especially by part two of the upcoming week this shows a disturbance that is pushing right now into monterey bay as we speak mostly starlit skies this evening as you can see not a cloud out there as we head into the bay area there is a nice ridge of high pressure and that will help to bring dry air overnight especially after 2:00 a.m. very light winds as of now but it will pick up of the eastern a slow on the overnight times a very comfortable evening we're looking at temperatures in the mid-50s concord is a warm spot was 63 degrees tonight it will be a comfortable start with dry air arriving by 7:00 a.m. and we will all be in the '50s will be able a beautiful sunrise we're looking at 70 degrees blue skies bay area wide by the latter half of the day beautiful beach stay--day as we head into the east bay we wi

join me, philippe cousteau as we explore extreme weather on "awesome planet". (upbeat music) as the sun heats planet earth the air closest to the surface rises. as warm air rises, cooler air rushes in to fill the space. this creates what we call wind. in extreme cases high winds can create

kron four's philippe djegal explains the bizarre chain of events -- that could have been a whole lot worse if not for a quick thinking off-duty fire captain stepping in to help. >> phillip :greg adams is a rapist murderer -- a killer. that's what's spray-painted on this mill valley driveway. on the rails, storage, mailboxes and garbage cans along panoramic highway. some of the words not fit for television. the marin county sheriff's officer says 23-year-old nai saelor of richmond is behind the tagging. >> "we are aware of her sadly. we have had encounters with her over the past year -- all in this neighborhood." >> phillip :problem is -- a greg adams doesn't live in this home and never has. he appears to have been associated with the suspect in the past -- but that's all investigators know. >> "where these accusations come from is unclear to everyone including mr. adams. that said, mr. adams does have a past relationship to this neighborhood -- of that i don't want to go into at this point for his own safety." >> phillip :lieutenant doug pittman says just after nine o'clock easter mo

in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. at 11 the search is on for a man police say carjacked a driver in millbrae and then hit the person with their car. this is the man police are looking for. 20 year old antonio ambriz. police say around 8-45 this morning a millbrae resident left his 19-91 white acura running in the driveway.while he ran inside to get something he forgot. that's when he heard his car door slam. when he came outside.police say ambriz hit him with the car and took off in the car. a man is in critical condition tonight after richmond police discovered him suffering multiple gunshot wounds. police were called at 2:45 in the afternoon to an apartment on the 3000 block of groom drive in richmond. after the report of a shooting. inside they found the victim.who offcials describe as a 38-year- old man. the victim was unable to provide information about what happened and detectives are now interviewing possible witnesses. is los altos this morning.five people were injured when a 75- year-old woman crashed her car

and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports. police believe the same man is responsible. >> phillip :the latest robbery in what police are calling an unusual string of armed robberies happened here at this 7-11 store on washington street tuesday morning. and, this is a surveillance photo of the suspect. in all five of the robberies. police say this man wore dark clothing and a mask. you can see the similarities in the other pictures of the wanted man -- snapped at some of the other crime scenes. like the quik stop on east washington street. where police say the man told the clerk he was armed and demanded cash. investigators are also looking into robberies at a valero gas station and a lucky's pharmacy. surinder uppal owns both 7-11 stores robbed on monday and tuesday. he says he's telling his employees to be on high alert. >> "be careful up here. you keep the money and keep everything - get ready to call 9-11 on everything. the police are trying to help us out a lot and to catch the robbers. i hope they catch him as soon as pos

. - welcome to "awesome planet," i'm philippe cousteau.ceans cover 71 percent of our planet, and contain countless species. but perhaps what's most incredible is that human beings have explored less than five percent of the oceans, leaving one to wonder what kinds of incredible discoveries are yet to be made. so this week we'll be looking at different types of ocean exploration and spending time with some of the scientists working tirelessly to uncover just a few of her many mysteries. in this episode we'll explore the deep sea and catch some massive waves. now we get a chance to get in the water. what can we expect down there? join me, philippe cousteau, as we discover our magnificent oceans on "awesome planet."

i'm philippe cousteau. this week, we'll be looking at a fascinating subject that most of us take for granted. to do so, i'll be hiking through forests and kayaking on lakes, and even venturing into scientific laboratories, all to explore the amazing world of plants. (light rock music) in this episode, there are close to 300,000 types of plants, small ones, tall ones, tasty ones, and poisonous ones. touch one of these leaves? - sure. - okay. whoa! the whole thing just folded up like a deck of cards. join me, philippe cousteau as we explore some really wild plants on awesome planet. (light rock music)

. - welcome to awesome planet, i'm philippe cousteau. earth is constantly changing and evolving. over millions of years plants and animals and even humans have had to adapt to those changes. and so this week, we're taking a deeper look at our evolving earth. (upbeat music) in this episode, dinosaur tracks give us insight into our planets past, and reveal how much our landscape has changed. this is truly walking in the steps of dinosaurs. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore how planet earth is constantly evolving on awesome planet. once upon a time, our planet was dominated

we go back to davos and speak to philipp hildebrand. ♪ guy: welcome back.re watching "the pulse." live on bluebird tv, streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. jack lew has been speaking to bloomberg about greece. the treasury secretary will hold his first face to face with the greek finance minister yanis varoufakis tomorrow. peter cook sat down with leew. mr. lew: greece needs to make a list of changes in policies it is prepared to put in place so it can work with institutions to come to a mutual understanding of a path forward so they can get out of the cycle of being from one crisis to another. the rhetoric was not helpful early on and i send a signal to both the greek government and the institutions, as they are now called, that everyone had to attend down rhetoric and get to the technical work of seeing what policies can be put in place to address this. obviously it would be better if the work had been done six weeks ago and not over the next six weeks. no time to waste. my understanding is the president is going to be speaking to the hellenic c

philippe -- neighbors are probably happy about this.? >> reporter: music to their ears. that is how one neighbor of costa streets is describing that tariffs resources is building. as the bulldozers salinas is building down. at the property owner's expense they should have finished yesterday. causing problems $325,000 in damage the company that holds this lancet they have been trying to sell the land for years but it was a slow market. >> reporter: they now have found a solution and neighbors across the street are appreciative. >> i used to mow the lawn there appeared to is kind of bittersweet for me. >> i have caught the city several times because they have a lot of homeless people born into the building late at night and has been a lot of vandalism so i believe that it is time for it to go down. >> reporter: >> orders came in people took the copper and other items. i'm happy but i did have a lot of good memories there. >> reporter: squatters have stayed away from this area pretty much bridge not you have to wait and see what happens. the property on a deer sensed he bel

on east washington street. >> pam: philippe?: in interest and a dark mask and clothing early tuesday after threatening declared on washington street and telling him to hand over the cash. >> lee, to delete surprise for me. --this is really really a surprise for me. >> reporter: police say, he had the same in all working quickly and wearing dropped and wearing dark clothes threatening the cashier. >> the careful when you give the money to rid the ready to call on 911 and everything. >> reporter: a valero gas station and up one on wall washington street. aside from the man in dark clothing in investigators has also released this picture of interest seen on camera shortly after the initial crimes were permitted committed last week. still no results. >> reporter: thankfully, no one has been injured separate like petaluma. -- live in petaluma (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:texting behind the wheel can be so distracting that even a chp officer in full uniform >>--you're g

kron four's philippe djegal reports the golden state warriors are in good spirits. but still focused on the big picture. >> phillipe: the road to the championship for the golden state warriors continues here at their practice facility in oakland. the warriors say that they're happy to come away with a victiory against the pelicans in game one. but there are a lot of things they have to clean up defensively and offensively if they wait to come away with a win in game two. >> "we got off to a good couple runs there in that game. they counter punched and we did what we needed to do to win the game. so, we're one and oh in the series and that's always good." >> phillipe: head coach steve kerr says, in practice sunday, his starters didn't push max effort -- and he didnt want them to. at this point of the season, the guys are just trying to stay sharp and rested for game-time. >> "go watch a movie, go read a book, go relax. a big part of the playoffs is to free up your mind and relax." the fleetsomething his players are taking to heart. >> phillipe: knowing now that they'

. ♪♪ >> vicki: today kron four's philippe djegal met up with the 24-year-old inspiration who -- thanksand his doctors. is trying out a new leg. >> "to me there's not much if anything, like running." >> phillipe: so, as you might imagine, its been a rough month for ranjit steiner. >> "it's been pretty frustrating." >> phillipe: having to take time away from his passion. sprinting and the long-jump. >> "basically, just been waiting, you know, the last couple of weeks doing other things. cross training and treating it kind of like an injury." >> phillipe: but thanks to the u-c-s-f orthopedic institute. the parts for ranjit's expensive new custom-made running blade have arrived. >> "even if insurance doesn't end up covering it between, uh you know ucsf and the company i work for -- lim innovations -- both of them have offered to sponsor it outright in the case that insurance doesn't cover it." >> phillipe: on sunday, ranjit finally gets back on the track at city college of san francisco. to test out the new blade with his prosthetist, alex hetherington. >> "its a very time consuming custom

in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: >> pam: converter thefts from older- model toyotascatalytic converters hercules police are investigating a string of catalytic converter thefts from toyota suvs in hercules, police said today. between friday and wednesday eight residents reported thefts of catalytic converters from their toyota sequoias, 4runners and tacomas, police said. >> pam: another traffic mess is headed toward weekend drivers. in less than an hour.part of van ness avenue.also known as highway 101.will shut down. the stretch of van ness from geary boulevard and post will remain closed all weekend. it's so crews can work on an underground pedestrian tunnel for a new california pacific medical center hospital. the shut-down starts tonight at midnight.and will be closed all >> reporter: hi elevations will bring to the 3 in.. the breezy conditions this evening and if you head out you'll see more sure. more rain around 8:00 p.m. most of the bay area. . mostly great to start off causal pilaf. the afternoon will be allowed clerked compared to today. we expect showers l

. >> ocean conservationist philippe cousteau saw what was happening. he took a dive to find out what was happening under water as the oil flowed. >> i don't want to be here. and if i was, i wouldn't want to be free diving off of one of these rigs. >> we had suits on and the oil is a toxant and the dispersant is a toxant as well. >> the whole purpose was to help the world recognize that there is not just the oil at the surface, but there is a lot more going on beneath the surface. and seeing that oily mess just descending from the surface down for as far as i could see, dead jelly fish covered in oil, algae, fish and everywhere you looked, there was just devastation. >> once that oil hit shore, we lost the narrative. >> when it hit, marshes were blackened and bird and fish were dying. the government couldn't contain the disaster or control the message. >> it is hard to look at these heartbreaking new pictures coming in from the gulf coast. >> we lost the narrative with cnn. it was -- it was an oil -- pellican every single day and we knew it was covering

today kron four's philippe djegal met up with the 24-year- old inspiration who -- thanks the public and his doctors. is trying out a new leg. >> "to me there's not much if anything, like running." >> phillip :so, as you might imagine, its been a rough month for ranjit steiner. frustrating." >> phillip :having to take time away from his passion. sprinting and the long-jump. >> "basically, just been waiting, you know, the last couple of weeks doing other things. cross training and treating it kind of like an injury." >> phillip :but thanks to the u- c-s-f orthopedic institute. the parts for ranjit's expensive new custom-made running blade have arrived. >> "even if insurance doesn't end up covering it between uh, you know ucsf and the company i work for -- lim innovations -- both of them have offered to sponsor it outright in the case that insurance doesn't cover it." >> phillip :on sunday, ranjit finally gets back on the track at city college of san francisco. to test out the new blade with his prosthetist, alex hetherington. >> "its a very time consuming custom device. um, its not just a

>> we are here in a part of patek philippe who has been never seen before on tv. >> a trip to geneva, switzerland, for an exclusive look at a $2.6 million timepiece. and who do you call when your private helicopter begins to show a little wear and tear? this guy. >> all the hardware for this seat is 24-karat gold-plated. >> who else has a glass floor in their apartment and also has a car elevator and personal car garage with 360-degree views of the whole city? it's a lot of "wow!" >> "secret lives of the super

join me, philippe cousteau as we explore fire and ice on awesome planet. on planet earth, fire and ice co-exist in complex and interconnected systems often having a significant impact on one another even across long distances. for instance, when massive forest fires blaze out of control the resulting pollution in the atmosphere

instead, philipp grubauer, called up from hershey to mind the nets. it was about desperation for the caps because it would be a nightmare going to new york down 2-0. you have to be desperate when you're down 2-0. kicking it off for the caps, karl alzner scores. caps within one. later in the second period, caps trailing 3-1. matt niskanen can't get it to go but ovie all over the rebound, he puts it back. in the third on the power play and it's nicklas backstrom right down main street. caps tie it at 3-3 after that. here's your chance to convert. about 12 minutes left in the third. jason chimera scores the game-winning goal and game two 4-3. also don't forget about grubauer, filling in for braden holtby. overall, it was a good night. >> we spent a whole year here trying to say, you know what, when the games aren't coming to you the way you want them, don't change everything that's working and you believe in what you're working with, stay to the plan. just because it doesn't work right away, doesn't mean it's not working. you just got to keep doing the s

philadelphia police shot a pizza delivery man, two plain clothed officers responding when they say philippe holland. he got into his car and that's when the officers fired shots. investigators believe it is possible holland didn't hear the officers identify themselves or he thought he was being robbed. >>> tonight, family and friends plan to pass out flyers to find a deadly hit-and-run driver. david and his mother were trying to cross the street when they were hit. the driver didn't stop. today, about a dozen kids from the lighthouse preschool program helped plant a tree in his memory. rivera's sister is enrolled in that preschool and was part of the group today. david's family has been part of the lighthouse for many years. the school wanted to honor david's memory with something that would live on. >>> the 2-year-old died a couple of days after he was hit. his mother was released from the hospital shortly thereafter. police say the couple that owns the car turned it over to investigators a week ago but say they were not the ones driving the car. they say they loaned the car to a 19-year-o

there is now a big, big thing over mavado the famous reggae artist rapper who says he believes that philippew restaurant discriminated against him because he was black. he said he was given the bum's rush and treated rudely in the restaurant and they pushed him in the b

join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore extreme weather on "awesome planet".) as the sun heats planet earth the air closest to the surface rises. as warm air rises, cooler air rushes in to fill the space. this creates what we call wind. in extreme cases high winds can create hurricanes and tornadoes. and their path of destruction can be devastating.

>>reporter:in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>james: a vacation resort the poison and entire family will have their story + right given a special view of lake tahoe high up in the sierra not a bird's eye view but a drowns i. du bois have more of that footage for you as well and put france's delivers his easter message will tell you he is call for the middle east. >>james:as millions of people all over the world celebrated easter over the weekend. pope francis called for peace and understanding during mass at the vatican. >>james:the event capped several days of religious observances for catholics known as "holy week." >>james:andy rose reports. >>reporter:celebrating easter mass before an outdoor crowd in st. peter's square, pope francis prayed for peace. >>reporter:the head of the roman catholic church used his traditional message to call for an end to the fighting in the middle east. >>:: "we ask peace above all for beloved syria and iraq. that the roar of arms may cease, and that peaceful relations may be restored." >>report

. >> pam: what happened, philippe? >> reporter: woman in her 20s was shot multiple times by a san leandro police department that was in this area on it fit ave. investigating a second or separate incident derrick looked at the video because the police are on sinker it to happen here since 4 this afternoon. when this first came out. if they were in this area conducting a separate investigation. when a santa a police officer noticed a car stolen earlier today. he tried to stop the vehicle at a bit in an. --at a did end. dead >> reporter: was not heading in on almost hit one of the officers and continue to drive. the second person in the car, in man. he was not injured. but you think that is bound got that the seller and the police were here in oakland conducting a second investigation. here is her comment on disparate >> it is common for police officers to go on to other cities to follow up on investigations. >> reporter: the oakland police department says they were at least five san leandro police department control off

>>reporter:in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>james: hopeful cell towers affected thousands of people in salinas here live in the outside we have the toll plaza camera at the bay bridge share the view we looked all over oakland test output of our timber just 53 on the thermometer read nonfiction the to 60 by noontime 66 lead on this afternoon back with more headlines in just a moment. >>james: pg&e crews this salinas had to shut off power to the structure to avoid possible electrocution to respond to the singapore and convince them to come down if he refused to budge from more than three hours after finally climbing down to houston to a nearby medical. >>james: workers began reinstalling that it the clock over the weekend after months of refurbishment cruise will be working over the next few weeks to reattach the plot arms and the numbers the work is part of the $2 million told of a seismic >>james: was cruising to the top of the box office. you want to share me cookie. >>:no baby, cookie don't share. >>:actress taraji p. henso

>>reporter:in fremont, philippe djegal kron four news. >>marty gonzales:coming up on kron 4 news weekend. new details emerging about the american who was accidentally killed during u-s air strikes in pakistan. >>marty gonzales:we'll tell you about the efforts to secure his release after he was taken hostage. >>marty gonzales:plus. huge protests expected in baltimore today following the death of a man in police custody. >>marty gonzales:we'll tell you what the police department is saying about possible charges against the officer who arrested him. >>marty gonzales:and after the break. former olympian bruce jenner reveals his secret life as a woman. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>marty gonzales:bruce jenner in transition. >>marty gonzales:the olympic gold medalist brings gender identity into the public spotlight. as he unveils his secret life as a woman. >>marty gonzales:as dan simon shows us the reality star sat down with diane sawyer in a

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. and a reminder, we want to >> james: see your warriors pride. we have a special section on our web site on the team in the n-b-a playoffs. you can send us your warriors pictures to com. we'll be showing some of half >> james: this on a pipeline explosion that's another dozen people hospital. quitting what was done before the blast has pgm officials wondering what went wrong. hillary clinton has to new hampshire to the into her push the campaign trail her potential gop rivals are saying about here before she arrives, >> reporter: the apple watch be a flop of its coming up next on kron. >> reporter:. tonight at it will apple watch be a huge success or become part of our culture daily life like i had will flop like a google glass. will we learn from the pre order only fueled the mystery of what on display now and apple source you cannot buy their only pre order on the line and that sold out quickly to try to order one noun it will ship in june in some backward into july august that they

i'm philippe cousteau. this week, we'll be looking at a fascinating subject that most of us take for granted. to do so, i'll be hiking through forests, and kayaking on lakes, and even venturing into scientific laboratories, all to explore the amazing world of plants. (light rock music) in this episode, there are close to 300,000 types of plants, small ones, tall ones, tasty ones, and poisonous ones. touch one of these leaves? - sure. - okay. whoa! the whole thing just folded up like a deck of cards. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore some really wild plants, on awesome planet. (light rock music) a simple plant is actually quite complex,

. - welcome to awesome planet, i'm philippe cousteau. the earth is constantly changing and evolving. over millions of years plants and animals and even humans have had to adapt to those changes. and so this week, we're taking a deeper look at our evolving earth. (upbeat music) in this episode, dinosaur tracks give us insight into our planets past, and reveal how much our landscape has changed. this is truly walking in the steps of dinosaurs. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore how planet earth is constantly evolving on awesome planet. once upon a time, our planet was dominated by giant creatures which we called dinosaurs.

>>mark: this is the same black coffin dublin philippe spoke to people in the town hall meeting pages for solutions. >>reporter: philippe: other is essentially tech fell to close nickel and moving it meeting as a group in nearby danville brainstorming what options now the surrounding utility district's citing sure supplies some people are drilling new wells will look into drilling and well in the property on the long term solutions discussed and a meeting was tossed our valley forming his own water district will pay a lot of property taxes in the value of our home for the lack of water. they hope to have more brainstorming sessions in the future because they need a solution fast. >>darya: after a woman was sexually assaulted this week on a popular walking trail and this is not the only also does happen mike pelton as live there a long door or latrell little more talk about what has been done to protect women. >>reporter: mike pelton: if you can read into the right you see livermore police officers a little more police say that this happened to the evening around 6:00 in the evening to

. >> reporter: philipp grubauer starts for game two and we finish a come from behind 4-3 victory to even series. >> reporter: overtime in new york for game three. john taveras puts away a rebound for a 2-1 islanders win and a 2-1 series lead. >> reporter: overtime again in game four. nicholas nicklas backstrom's goal even the series. we go into game five on the same page. >> you get into the locker room and they're chanting, how could you not be up for a game? it's hard -- how could you not be excited? >> if you're not motivated this time of year, you should probably be in the stands watching. that's not an issue. the issue is now we're focusing on the things we need to do within the game to be successful. >> reporter: now, a little earlier today here at verizon center the wizards practicing for game three against the raptors tomorrow night. the wiz kids lead this series 2-0. part of the reason the playoffs second year porter taking a lot of minutes with hustle plays and aggressive mentality. >> just a lot of confidence, you know. i think the main thing is he's defending very well. >> ju

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> reporter: guys this morning it all started the concerns began when the backup justin peters and philippbauer were taking part in practice. and there was no sign of braden holtby. grubauer will be in net, the 23-year-old played in 20 games with the caps, but he's only started one this season. they won that one against a very good ducks team back in february. regardless of who will be in net, the caps lost 4-1 last game, and the coach says his guys have to be all in tonight. >> we just have to play a better game. i didn't think we were as emotionally engaged to be honest with you. it didn't feel like a playoff game. it didn't. we have a better higher level and i know they do too. let's see if we can get it going here tonight. >> the more we get going, the more games we play, i think we're going to continue to improve, continue to get better and we have to have a mind-set that we're going to be a lot better and get ourselves a win and get ourselves back tied in the series. >> reporter: some good news for caps fans, hard hitting forward tom wilson is back. he's been medically cleared to ret

and that's where lena de philippe owe is turning 100 years old today. yes, so happy birthday, to her, i'm sure she will be having a lot of cake and a lot of candles and she's earned them all. we are looking at day that's great to get outside. if you have outside plans enjoy them today. but just remember, and speaking of those candles remember of the winds because it is very easy to start any casino of a fire with winds as strong as we're finding them today. sixty-one in philadelphia, look how different these temperatures are. forty-eight in quakertown, 48 in doylestown, 59 degrees in mt. holly. so we start to see this range in temperatures, as that cooler air filters in here. storm scan3, a lot of these showers, now moving on through, they're headed into new jersey, and then they are headed out to sea. that's it. these skies will really clear and fairly rapidly. right now winds coming just about out of the northwest through philadelphia, at 16 miles an hour. that's not bad. now let's see how much they're gusting. now gusting to 24 miles an hour. they la

. >> pam: kron 4's philippe djegal is live at the ball park with more.philippe?ance have been waiting for for quite some time critics concede that they are lining up to get inside here at 80 and two part. waiting in several hours the first pitch could not come fast enough for fans. >> reporter: are in the world series championship. creek has been a successful spring training for the green and gold thread >> reporter: i caught up with the sons of as the visiting clubhouse manager john mack that stored says they are optimistic about the upcoming season i >> and looking for to see them do well. i am sure that they would do good this season. >> reporter: billy barnes presumably take his spot? >> should be able to take his spot. i believe with his speech he should help out of lots. considering he is the lead off man and he will still based bases in a heartbeat. >> reporter: they are kind of fighting the injury but for the season for it both teams. >> reporter: the days dashon the little that opens the season on the disabled list pricked however, it is about pitching.

this is philippe cousteau? >> stay away from the hazardous material.the hazardous material turned out to be bp's oil. a 90-foot long 30,000-pound tar ball. we tested one and it matched the oil from the spill. five years later, there is still oil. oil in big enough clumps that it needs to be dug up by a crew like this digging down 30 inches trying to take it and remove it. >> the pockets of tar mats that exist are in areas known to us but which were deemed by the federal government to be better to leave alone there and let them be naturally exposed to -- through erosion and then for us to clean them. so as they appear, we are finding and removing them. none of them poses a threat to human or aquatic life. >> is this going to go on for years and years? >> however long it goes, on the company is committed to cleaning up that which is exposed and oil. >> okay. dry griffin is-- drew griffin has more on the piece. i remember standing in waders in the oil five years ago. flash forward now. how much of the area has been able to recover? >> the recovery may sur

going thank you philipp. coming up sending shares in the european country soaring.hen we come back. >> we think this is going to be good for competition, because at the moment there's two very strong players and by putting tnt together we think we create a very strong political competition and that's why we think we will get apatrol. >> the word used did behaved binks. fedex to buy at any time express for a cool 1/3 premium that's why you're seeing the shares surge this morning. now, it's all about fedex's boost. the key has been expansion in europe to up their profits so tnt express delivers that and there's not much overlap. of course fedex good on the overlay. let's have a look at the turnaround that's been going on at tnt express. because it unraveled united parsals -- it was offering 9 1/2 euros per share. it was struck back in january of 2013 worries that competition would be reduced but you had david brink there saying not so. they have still got to turn around this business and seems to be an airline unit of tnt express. you can see shares up 33%. do join us

join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore fire and ice on awesome planet.planet earth, fire and ice co-exist in complex and interconnected systems, often having a significant impact on one another even across long distances. for instance, when massive forest fires blaze out of control, the resulting pollution in the atmosphere can contribute to melting ice caps. so for now, let's look at these mega forest fires,

in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> marty:happening today.a one-of-a-kind park and play ground on the peninsula is celebrating it's grand opening. "magical bridge playground" in palo alto. is designed and built for kids and adults with disabilities. to with everyone else-- regardless of their physical abilities. located in mitchell park, the playground was built with land and seed money from the city--and some 4- million dollars in private donations. the grand opening is at 10:00 this morning. >> marty:today, the bay area is earthquake of 1906. the 7 point 8 magnitude quake, shook california for almost a minute, nearly destroying all of san francisco. three thousand people lost their lives. earlier this morning remembrance ceremonies took place at lotta's fountain in the city's financial district. there was a moment of silence and sirens that blared marking the time the quake hit. >> marty: park. medical center in central los and closes doors for good will patients do that story after the break the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the