in antioch, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> alecia:also out of the east bay.ed to pittsburg city hall to sell their unwanted weapons. it was part of the gun buyback program for contra costa county. the buyback was anonymous and police officers did not check for warrants. the only thing people had to show, was proof of residency. inside some of the bins, were a number of fully automatic assault weapons. one man at the buyback felt those types of weapons need to be off the streets. >> alecia:gunowners received payment in the form of target giftcards. ranging anywhere from 50-350 dollars, depending on the type of gun and its condition. the pittsburg police department has had this gun buyback program for a couple of years now. each time, they have received about 300 weapons from people. >> alecia:in national news. as the devestation from the deadliest mass shooting in our nation's history still settles in.loved ones of the 49-victims are now saying their final fairwells. tearful embraces all through the day yesterday.during the funeral service for 21-year-old cory

kron-4's philippe djegal talked with a bay area civil rights attorney who believes. the system is "racist and sexist". >> reporter:wrongfully convicted as a rapist at 16-years of age back in 2002. former southern california football linebacker brian bank'' was eventually exonerated of the charges after the victim was recorded admitting her allegations were false. but not before banks spent five years in prision for a rape he didn't committ. banks says becoming a free man again was an amazing moment in his life. sot- "it was also bittersweet to see that it took an entire 10 years of my life in order for someone to listen to the truth." so, when he learned about brock turner's case at stanford univeristy. and, how he was sentenced to six months of jail time for a crime he actually comitted. sot- "i was disgusted. plain and simple -- appalled." banks says he feels especially bad for the victim in this case. sot- "it definitely boils down to privilege, but i think its different facets of privilege. it's not just privilege by race, it also privilege by money." >> reporter

kron four's philippe djegal joins us live near the fire line, where tonight. the flames are under control. philippe. pam and vicki. >> reporter: fire fighters wasted no time. you could smell the smoke from all over the city. and, the quick response helped save the homes in this neighborhood. nats- fire near power pole flames fanning along the open space above rankin park. the fire coming dangerously close to power lines and power poles. nats- fire truck arriving as the contra costa county fire protection district and cal fire responded on the gound. nats- and, with an air tanker above. nats- go get your shoes on neighbors like stacee lambert living on foster street, raced to get out their homes, because the flames were just feet away. sot- "look how close it is right there." at times visibility was a challenge. sot- "tremendous amount of smoke." sot- "i just noticed all the smoke and there was fire." >> reporter:the fire started at around four o'clock in the afternoon and with the help of cal fire's inmate handcrews. nats- hand crews. the five acre blaze was co

live in san leandro, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam:students at stanford are being warned about a prowler. after two women reported waking up at night. to a stranger standing over their beds. this is the sketch police have released. it is all they have on the suspect at this point. authorities are turning to the public for help. in locating and identifying this man. >> pam:he is described as a hispanic. between 18 -and 30- years old. he was last seen running from a victim's home on campus drive. >> pam:the university is warning students to take extra precaution. by making sure all windows and doors are locked. anyone with information on the suspect is asked to contact police. >> brittney: temperatures are in the los 70 nfl. 61 in san francisco. here is a look at the west see in livermore, breezy conditions and half moon bay as well. >> brittney: we still have this area of low pressure to the north of us. but, there is no rainfall expected. we see a lot of sunshine and dry conditions. >> brittney: a little bit of cloudiness for livermore. again, as to get into the afternoon that

in suisun city, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> marty:it is win or go home for the san jose sharks. they take on the pittsburgh penguins in another elimination game tonight. these are highlights from game five of the stanley cup final. where the sharks beat the penguins 4-2 in pittsburgh. joe pavelski sealed the deal with a goal in the third period. he leads the n-h-l in playoff goals with 14. the sharks now trail in the series 3-2, and a win tonight would force a game seven. puck drop is set for 5:00 at the s-a-p center. coming up. an east bay teenager is reunited with his puppy after she was stolen from him at gunpoint. we talked with the boy, and he tells us about the frightening encounter. plus. after making history and clinching her party's nomination, hillary clinton is shifting her focus to the general election and donald trump. a look at where things stand in the race for the white house is up ahead. and for your money. planning a summer road trip? we have good news for your wallet. we'll explain next on kron. >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week --

kron four's philippe djegal joins us live near the fire line, where tonight.

-- loud >> grant:kron 4's philippe djegal is live at oracle tonight with more. philippe? >> reporter: guys, and not much has changed since last season at the same day, cavaliers and the warriors set it off. the warriors were able to capture the championship and 40 paniers. you concede that they are starting to pile in here. it is going to beat pat. with a lot of fans hoping for a rebound performance. they are expecting more people here tonight. --to capture the championship. >> reporter: curry has not been himself in the play offs. at bogut is out with injuries. many fans, say that they are not nervous. >> we have to step up. that is what it is. duck nation all of the way. --dubs >> we have faith. we can do all things. that is what terisa says. that is what i say. --that is what curry says... that is what i say. >> mark: but >> reporter: would like an oral or reno, the lead dissolve. -- live in oracle arena is the lead--phillipe djal >> vicki:to our wildfire coverage now: crews in southern california are battling the "sherpa fire." this is in santa barbara county. >> vick

kron four's philippe djegal joins us live from the scene. where fire crews are preparing for a busy fire season. philippe. 30 >> reporter: 3 a. of land were charred the a fire protection district responded to the the graph 1230 in the half and is in. and with help from neighboring agencies, had the flames under control 90 minutes later. no easy task for those on the front lines. as the triple digit heat was bearing down on them. sot- "anytime we're working in the heat, it definitely fatigues us a lot faster and cause dehydration. obviously, it affects your fire behavior too, adversely." in this case, no fire fighters were injured. but crews across the bay area are planning to stay busy in the coming months. not just on land, but in the water. with the heat, more people will be visiting lakes and rivers. and, fire agencies want people to do so safely. thursday night, water rescue crews had to pull stranded jet ski riders out of a river near antioch. over memorial day weekend, several bay area teens, including these two from pittsburg high scho

before a transgender march in san francisco >> vicki:kron-4's philippe djegal park where the crowd wasphilippe ? >> reporter:vicki. >> reporter:this is the 13th annual trans march celelebration and march. and, usually this is a very peaceful event. lots of happy people showing support for one another. but today that was slightly overshadowed by the cold reception local politicians received. >>- "my first year in sacramento, we added gender identity to the fair employement housing act." >> reporter:mooned by a heckler and booed by several others. openly gay state senator mark leno was booed off the stage. >> reporter:as was scott weiner, a member of the san francisco board of supervisors, and also openly gay. along with mayor ed lee. >> reporter:lee and weiner didn't even have a chance to speak >> "though this has not been a warm welcome or one of respect, i will continue to fight for transgender rights, equality and the respect that your not giving us today." >> reporter:this as local leaders showed up shortly before the trans tragedy in orlando and protest hatred toward the trans community. >

>>reporter: philippe djegal kron 4 news. >> if you would like to read all of the letters, including the one written by the victim they are all posted at kron4.com. >>> only on kron 4, we hear from a man who says he came face-to-face with the woman, moments after she stabbed a child. >> he describes in detail how he got the woman to drop the weapon. we told you about this earlier in the week, the child was in a wells fargo bank visiting family, when the time -- crime took place.>> i walked about 15 feet and noticed everybody was in panic.>>reporter: henry says on monday morning he walked into this wells fargo and found chaos.>> there was screaming, people running out they were scared.>>reporter: he says he saw a young boy in the lobby who had apparently been stabbed. >> then i saw the kid crying. then i saw the blood on the ground. >>reporter: moments later he walked outside and was passed by two people who are running. he's turned to see what was going on and came face-to-face with iyona hammond, she was holding bloody scissors. >> her hand was bloody, she was 5 feet away from me. she w