now, kron four's philippe djegal reports, bridge officials are scrambling to review security protocol.. to prevent anything like this from happening again. (philippe) imagine driving along the golden gate bridge, looking up and seeing two young men hanging from the top with their finger-tips... then doing sprints and somersaults along the frame. lisa locati/captain- 'if either of these men had slipped or fallen, there could have been serious harm to motorists below." bridge captain lisa locati says the two men in their late teens from wisconsin did not trigger any alarms... and, went unoticed on the hundreds of security cameras monitoring the bridge.lisa locati/captain- "we will be instituting changes to our security infrastructure and protocols." bridge general manager denis mulligan says the trespassers were only on the bridge for about 10 minutes... enough time to capture their stunts and leave... since then, they've made a profit by selling rights to the video online.denis mulligan/general manager- "when we saw the link, i was very concerned that these two reckless individuals wer

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) coming up....t was mostly sunny but windy today... but how about mother's day? meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. lawrence karnow: the winds whipped around the bay area today especially near the coast. it continues to howl at the beaches where you might even see some blowing sand along the great highway. highs today were running about 5 to 12 degrees below normal. skies right now are mostly clear and will likely stay that way all night. but the winds are still blustery so grab a jacket if you're going out tonight. overnight lows tonight will be unusually chilly from the mid 40s to low 50s. mother's day looks mostly sunny and a bit windy by the afternoon. and there's a hint we could see a few more raindrops coming next week. full details coming up in a few minutes.. (jr stone) and don't forgot... we here at kron4 love our moms and we want to see your fabulous moms too! send us a photo of all the moms in your life and we'll feature them in our mother's day gallery onli

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news.(averi harper) traveling through sfo saturday morning requires patience. security lines were long... almost heading out of terminal doors.hundreds of thousands of passengers will pass through sfo memorial day weekend.and while, you can always expect the airport to be busy around a holiday... runway maintenance added another level of frustration for passengers heading to holiday destinations.sfo closed down one of its major runways for repair ahead of the summer travel season.and while it might make takeoffs and landings smoother in the future.passengers at sfo this weekend are forced to endure delays and cancellations.so if you're traveling through sfo, plan ahead.check with your carrier and arrive early. harper kron 4 news. (justine/ live) the holiday weekend is here...and it will continue to be a hot one in some parts of the bay area......meteorologist lawrance karnow is here with your complete memorial day weekend forecast. ♪ whether you're after supreme performance... advanced inte

(philippe djegal)nats- "what's up big guy."long and hard fought season capped with a shot at a title... and yet, on this day, it's family first.nats- "hey, say what's up to your brother." the day before mother's day, 9- year-old adrian kais (kay-isss) lost his 33-year-old parents fred and sulema... as well as his grandmother edenita in a deadly car crash in salinas. fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights.shannon roberts/commis sioner- "the score doesn't matter at all. nobody's out here for w's or l's. we're out here for adrian -- number 38." nats- "hey, lets get in here all tight." before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending champs the san jose hit squad.adrian kais/nats- "family on me, family on three: one, two, three, family." and, that was certainly the theme...nats- "lets go out there boys, take it to us today." at mid- field...nats- "everybody bow your heads." a prayer shared for adrian

kron four's philippe djegal reports a councilmember went on a "reality tour" this morning... nging attention to some the hardest hit (philippe) kids still play at willie wilkins park in east oakland... despite mounds of trash -- some of the bags filled with dead animals.jambi borens/neighbor- "we've gotten to a place where it's really intolerable." and, just up the street an abandoned home and it's lot looks more like a landfill. ubelievable says mccelvey (max-elle-vee) bull... a member of the group alliance of californians for community empowerment -- or, acce. who adds oakland's streets desperately need repair.mccelvey bull- "the street activity of donuts -- that's become a big, big problem. it's a safety hazard." councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan tagged along on a neighborhood "reality tour." stating the way the city responds to illegal dumping and pothole complaints needs to be revised.rebecca kaplan/councilmember/nats- "not only do we need more paving, and more pothole filling, and more clean ups of illegal dumping, but we need where those resources go to be focused

(grant) that's where we find kron four's philippe djegal... who arrived on scene shortly after the initial emergency call... philippe... that's right... and, a witness tells us this could have been a whole lot worse if the wet cement was any deeper. no one died... but a dozen people were taken to hospitals. (philippe) calm one moment -- seconds later -- a loud thud.saul duran/witness- "i was afraid that someone was buried inside, you know." a witness who shot this video of the aftermath shows construction workers huddled near the front entrance of what oakland fire battalion chief ian (yan) mcwhorter says is an apartment parking garage under contruction. this is where the accident happened -- fire fighters snapped photos of what they saw.ian mcwhorter/battalion chief- "they were only trapped up to their knees." he says by the time the oakland fire department reached the building on the 300 block of hawthorne avenue... construction workers were using shovels and planks to prop themselves on top of the wet cement 15 t0 20 workers were trapped in

and, they tell kron four's philippe djegal they only see the problem getting worse. (philippe) mounting frustration for neighbors living in the vallejo hills off columbus parkway. one man woke up last sunday morning, reviewed his surviellance video and became alarmed when he saw this... what appears to be three hooded teenagers or young men trying to break into his car. fortunately, the car was locked and the suspects didn't get away with anything. but the same can't be said for the rest of the community. over the weekend, there were at least 15 auto thefts or burglaries.no name/victim- "i believe that they're watching the neighborhood." this man, who wishes to remain private, says his car was stolen a month ago, off knights circle. he turned his car on in the morning, went back inside to grab his bike for a workout... and, the car was no longer on the driveway when he returned.no name/victim- "it was that quick." he says his car was eventually found in sacramento. and, so far, no arrests.no name/victim- "i mean, even though you have a camera, they're not -- they don'

(philippe djegal)nats- "what's up big guy." a long and hard fought season capped with a shot at a title... and yet, on this day, it's family first.nats- "hey, say what's up to your brother." the day before mother's day, 9- year-old adrian kais (kay-isss) lost his 33-year-old parents fred and sulema... as well as his grandmother edenita in a deadly car crash in salinas. fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights.shannon roberts/commis sioner- "the score doesn't matter at all. nobody's out here for w's or l's. we're out here for adrian -- number 38." nats- "hey, lets get in here all tight." before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending champs the san jose hit squad.adrian kais/nats- "family on me, family on three: one, two, three, family." and, that was certainly the theme...nats- "lets go out there boys, take it to us today." at mid- field...nats- "everybody bow your heads." a prayer shared for adr

in san mateo county, philippe djegal, kron four news.am) happening now: a san francisco neighborhood .... divided over opening a medical marijuana dispensary .. the dispensary effort is being lead by former oakland mayor jean quan and her husband floyd huen. as kron4's hermela aregawi reports --- both supporters and opponents protested tonight in the sunset district. role model you suppose to. shame on you. shame on you. you're a doctor. you can help people other place not here. we're not gonna disturb the demonstration.a woman scolds former oakland mayor jean quan and her doctor husband floyd huen for tryingto bring a marijuana dispensary into her sunset district neighbhorhood. rose huang/concerned resident: i'm a nurse i saw people use this marijuana. they're lazy. they don't think. they only depend on welfare.she and other residences are worried about the influence it'll have on their children.robert leung/concerned resident: they're drugs and i think there's a lot of residences in the area, a lot of kids in the area. and i think its

they tell kron four's philippe djegal they're worred the problem will get even worse.ing frustration for neighbors living in the vallejo hills off columbus parkway. one man woke up last sunday morning, reviewed his surviellance video and became alarmed when he saw this... what appears to be three hooded teenagers or young men trying to break into his car. fortunately, the car was locked and the suspects didn't get away with anything. but the same can't be said for the rest of the community. over the weekend, there were at least 15 auto thefts or burglaries. no name/victim- "i believe that they're watching the neighborhood." this man, who wishes to remain private, says his car was stolen a month ago, off knights circle. he turned his car on in the morning, went back inside to grab his bike for a workout... and, the car was no longer on the driveway when he returned.no name/victim- "it was that quick." he says his car was eventually found in sacramento. and, so far, no arrests.no name/victim- "i mean, even though you have a camera, they're not -- they don't really care a

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) a big rig created a big mess when it overturned the east bay. the c-h-p says the overturned truck was hauling trash saturday afternoon. they say the accident happened on the richmond parkway onramp to highway 80. the driver suffered minor injuries. ( marty @ bam ) covering california this morning. a woman in sacramento went on a car ramming rampage, mowing down random cars at a gas station. and it's all caught on camera. karma dickerson shows us what happened and spoke to some of the victims. investigators are finally taking a look at the video that many have been glued to for the last 24 hours... thatús according to a clerk at the arco am/pm who says sacramento police picked up the video this morningno matter how many times you see it... itús still jaw dropping to watch a driver plow into car after car sending drivers fleeing and people scattering mia sawyer/victim: "all i can remember is running for my life."now fox40 has learned this champagne colored suv is off the streets...but still no answer as to...darian murphy/victim: "wh

in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. a long line outside and inside people trying to tolerate the time spent waiting.pretty typical for the san francisco dmv officethough wednesday, frustration also filtered insot they really need to create a better system than the one they have this is really ridiculousaround noon, statewide computers at offices went black.because of connectivity issues, according to the dmv.this impacted driver license and vehicle registration transactions. and left lots of people unable to get what they needed accomplished. here at the danville police department there is now an exchange zone for people who want to conduct internet transactions

and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... law enforcement wasn't aware of this dangerous spectacle...until more than a month after it happened. (philippe) an astonishing act -- that for more than a month went unoticed by law enforcement until the thrill seekers from wisconsin posted video of the daring act online. sometime in april... golden gate bridge highway and transportation district general manager denis mulligan says the two young men walked down a hill in the marin headlands to get onto the sidewalk, then scale the bridge without any safety harnesses or equipement.denis mulligan/general manager- "theres four sets of ropes at each location. they grabbed the two inner ones, they had their feet on the one slightly further away and they climbed up it faster than you can walk down the street." mulligan says the trespassers were on the bridge for about ten minutes. bridge captain lisa locati says after climbing up the main cable to the top of the north tower... lisa locati/captain- "they did somersaults and hung their bodies

in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. across the bay area, spring is well under way and after the wet winter we just had there's been an explosion in the number of insects, especially ticks. ticks are everywhere right now. we talked to experts this afternoon who say that many ticks across the bay area carry lyme disease and they are asking people to be careful. use insect repellent, wear long sleeved clothing and when you get home do a tick check. you can also buy medicine for your pets that will keep ticks from biting them. in san bruno, charles clifford kron 4 news. kron 4 news.charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve)another cool day on the way for the bay area...as we get closer to the weekend. (grant)meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast.keep it here. as expected much cooler temperatures are across our region today as a moderate onshore flow has combined with a deeper marine layer. some of the 24 hour changes are impressive with some inland locations 10 to 20 degrees cooler. santa rosa has seen

(pam) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... the suspect did not enter a plea. ublic defender/nats- "he is present before the court, in custody." 36--year-old james bishop from pittsburg... stands before a judge in martinez for the first time since being arrested in benicia on saturday. contra costa county fire investigators say he may be tied to more than 30 arsons. for now, he is being represented by the public defender's office. michael lepie/public defender/nats- "we do not have a complete packet of discovery at this point. police reports, investigation reports, and we need a chance to review those." bishop has been charged with nine counts of arson to property... eight counts of using an accelerant to set a fire... and, one count of arson to an inhabited structure. deputy district attorney andrea tavenier (tav-uh-near) says this is a fairly complex case. andrea tavenier/deputy district attorney- "there are a number of counts from different dates. the fire service, from my understanding, is still investigating a number of offenses. and, so the defense needs t

in fremont, philippe djegal kron four news. here in san francisco's lakeview district a mother taking her child to daycare uses a knife defending herself after a minor vehicle collision turns into a case of road ragethe injured woman away by chose not to comment about san franciso police interviewed made no however investigators the mother's ((steve))((steve))another scorcher on the way for much of the bay area...but then things will finally start cooling down.((vicki)) meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast. .hot conditions toda

kron four's philippe djegal reports betty reid soskin is overwhelmed by the honor. hilippe) as a young girl growing up in oakland... 95-year-old betty reid soskin says mills college was always a mystery to her. one she always wanted to be apart of, but not -- until today... she is now apart of this school's history forever.betty reid soskin/honoree- "i'm now inside and this is amazing." to hear someone knocking on the door of 100-years-old say this is the thrill of a lifetime... reminds us what's important in life... the way we interact with one another and the lasting impressions we leave.betty reid soskin/honoree - "i feel like i'm using everything i've ever learned right now, in this period of my life and i really am aware and doing good work." and, it is deeply appreciated... a business owner and a civil rights activist in the 1960s... betty's long list of accomplishments formally recognized by mills college in front of the graduating class of 20-17.elizabeth hillman/president- "she served as a field representative for two california state assemblywomen and becam

in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) coming up... get ready for another round of hot weather....(justine) hot weather....(justine) it's not a weekend hobby.ance? you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it all hang out there, and it's hanging on for dear life. that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower mercedes-amg c63 s coupe. Ñç the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as temperatures soared into the 80s and low 90s around the bay and valleys. highs were as much as 16 degrees above normal. along the coast there was enough of a breeze

(pam) kron-4's philippe djegal shows us the stomach turning video... d tells us what bridge officials are doing ... to make sure it never happens again. (philippe) imagine driving along the golden gate bridge, looking up and seeing two young men hanging from the top with their finger-tips... then doing sprints and somersaults along the frame. lisa locati/captain- 'if either of these men had slipped or fallen, there could have been serious harm to motorists below." bridge captain lisa locati says the two men in their late teens from wisconsin did not trigger any alarms... and, went unoticed on the hundreds of security cameras monitoring the bridge.lisa locati/captain- "we will be instituting changes to our security infrastructure and protocols." bridge general manager denis mulligan says the trespassers were only on the bridge for about 10 minutes... enough time to capture their stunts and leave... since then, they've made a profit by selling rights to the video online.denis mulligan/general manager- "when we saw the link, i was very concerned that these

(vicki) kron four's philippe djegal reports from grant and railroad avenues... where the young man was pronounced dead. (philippe) backed up traffic at a stand-still... nervous neighbors wait for answers.... after learning a boy was hit by a passing train... reminding thomas ivey about a similarly tragic incident he lived through years ago.thomas ivey/neighbor- "i had something like this happen, uh, when i was 13 years old living in south hayward. um, a gentleman was killed behind my house and it was, it was a very horrific thing to deal with." the victim was a junior at nearby kipp king collegiate high school. near the scene of the accident -- grant and railroad avenues -- neighbors feel for the young man's family.antonio trejo/neighor- "really heartbroken once they find out. you could never replace their life, you know, yeah, so its really, yeah, heartbroken." right now, it's unclear what the boy was doing on or near the tracks before the accident. was he distracted in some way? that's still under investigation.antonio trejo/neighor- "i tell my daughter and gra

where as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- both teams rallied behind the boy. (philippe) nats- "what's up big guy." a long and hard fought season capped with a shot at a title... and yet, on this day, it's family first.nats- "hey, say what's up to your brother." the day before mother's day, 9-year-old adrian kais (kay-isss) lost his 33-year-old parents fred and sulema... as well as his grandmother edenita in a deadly car crash in salinas. fred was an assistant coach on his son's football team -- the central coast black knights.shannon roberts/commis sioner- "the score doesn't matter at all. nobody's out here for w's or l's. we're out here for adrian -- number 38." nats- "hey, lets get in here all tight." before the game -- the bay area spring football league paid tribute to adrian and his family. the knights embraced by the defending champs the san jose hit squad.adrian kais/nats- "family on me, family on three: one, two, three, family." and, that was certainly the theme...nats- "lets go out there boys, take it to us today." at mid- field...nats- "everybody bow

highlighted here in a story by kron four's philippe djegal. (philippe) a rough night out, stopped and arrested by police for drinking and driving... and, this man was brought here... a sobering station in burlingame -- where the doors are unlocked and there is no security.janel guinane/program director- "the idea was treatment rather than incarceration." janel guinane (gunn-ann) runs "first chance." a program operated by the non-profit organization starvista.. in san mateo county. guinane says since the program started nearly a quarter century ago... some 60-thousand people have been treated here.janel guinane/program director- "it can happen to anyone, you know, um, a lot of times its not the chronic alcoholic that gets pulled over for dui. its someone who makes the mistakes, someone who miscalculates how much they've had. someone who drinks, you know, just a little bit over the limit. um, and someone who never does it again." the sobering station, as it's called, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. it's up to the arresting officer whet

and, they tell kron four's philippe djegal .... they only see the problem getting worse. ilippe) darleen henley says she and her neighbors don't feel as safe in their community as they used to. last year, her car was stolen on her brithdaydarleen henley/victim- "there was an abandoned car at the top of the street, and i guess, his car died and he came and stole mine." it was eventually found in fairfield. now, darleen covers the car up and takes other security measures to avoid become a victim once again... she thinks burglars and thieves are taking advantage of a vallejo police department that has its hands full.darleen henley/victim- "i think there might be still a shortage in vallejo, but that's not a welcome to come to our neighborhood and you know, vandalize here." over the weekend, there were at least 15 car burglaries and thefts in vallejo. a few of them in the hills off columbus parkway, where darleen lives. one neighbor shared this surveillance video of three teenage boys or young men trying to break into his car. his neighbor, who wishes to remain private says hi

(pam) kron four's philippe djegal reports on the increased reward money and why animal rescue groups teaming up to solve this case.. (philippe) three months after the initial discovery... julia orr/jarr- "i mean, the sadness is overwhelming." some remains of dead dogs still rest in the bark off columbus parkway near lake herman road in vallejo.julia orr/jarr- "yeah, the smell -- it hits you immediately." julia orr speaks for "jameson animal rescue ranch" in the napa valley -- or "jarr." a non-profit organization deeply concerned by this case. julia orr/jarr- "we definitely have a concern that there's a serial animal killer out here." the initial reward offered in this case was two thousand dollars... then, it went up to four and a half thousand dollars... now, it's up to ten thousand dollars... and, julia says it's possible even that amount can increase.carine peters/discovered dogs- "someone knows something, someone saw something -- um, it's time to get some answers." carine peters is the one who first called animal services back in february about as many as a dozen dismembered dogs

as kron4's philippe djegal shows us. (philippe) a rough night out, stopped and arrested by police for drinking and driving... and, this man was brought here... a sobering station in burlingame -- where the doors are unlocked and there is no security.janel guinane/program director- "the idea was treatment rather than incarceration." janel guinane (gunn-ann) runs "first chance." a program operated by the non-profit organization starvista.. in san mateo county. guinane says since the program started nearly a quarter century ago... some 60-thousand people have been treated here.janel guinane/program director- "it can happen to anyone, you know, um, a lot of times its not the chronic alcoholic that gets pulled over for dui. its someone who makes the mistakes, someone who miscalculates how much they've had. someone who drinks, you know, just a little bit over the limit. um, and someone who never does it again." the sobering station, as it's called, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. it's up to the arresting officer whet

kron four's philippe djegal reports a councilmember went on a "reality tour" this morning... ..bringingattention to some the hardest hit areas. (philippe) kids still play at willie wilkins park in east oakland... despite mounds of trash -- some of the bags filled with dead animals.jambi borens/neighbor- "we've gotten to a place where it's really intolerable." and, just up the street an abandoned home and it's lot looks more like a landfill. ubelievable says mccelvey (max-elle-vee) bull... a member of the group alliance of californians for community empowerment -- or, acce. who adds oakland's streets desperately need repair.mccelvey bull- "the street activity of donuts -- that's become a big, big problem. it's a safety hazard." councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan tagged along on a neighborhood "reality tour." stating the way the city responds to illegal dumping and pothole complaints needs to be revised.rebecca kaplan/councilmember/nats- "not only do we need more paving, and more pothole filling, and more clean ups of illegal dumping, but we need where those resources go to be focused

kron four's philippe djegal tells us what happened... in the moments before the crash (philippe) evidence markers along eastbound interstate 580... lead up to a badly battered volkswagon beetle and the tour bus that ran into it. the violent end to this deadly crash confirmed by the damage done to the bug... the man behind the wheel of the beetle was 51-year-old off-duty alameda county sheriff's deputy sroeuy (shuh-roy) khin (ken) who did not survive the collision.capt. christopher sherry/chp- "our thoughts and prayers go out to the sheriff's department, the deputy and his family." the crash was reported just after seven o'clock in the morning... and, immediately after, the california highway patrol shutdown the three far left lanes. for reasons still under investigation.... california highway patrol captain christopher sherry says khin (ken) slowed down or stopped his car in the number two lane of the freeway just east of grant line road.... and, the driver of a tour bus carrying 51 tesla corporation employees traveling from fremont to st

kron4's philippe djegal shows us ... how animal rescue groups are teaming up.. to solve this case. (philippe) three months after the initial discovery... julia orr/jarr- "i mean, the sadness is overwhelming." some remains of dead dogs still rest in the bark off columbus parkway near lake herman road in vallejo.julia orr/jarr- "yeah, the smell -- it hits you immediately." julia orr speaks for "jameson animal rescue ranch" in the napa valley -- or "jarr." a non-profit organization deeply concerned by this case. julia orr/jarr- "we definitely have a concern that there's a serial animal killer out here." the initial reward offered in this case was two thousand dollars... then, it went up to four and a half thousand dollars... now, it's up to ten thousand dollars... and, julia says it's possible even that amount can increase.carine peters/discovered dogs- "someone knows something, someone saw something -- um, it's time to get some answers." carine peters is the one who first called animal services back in february about as many as a dozen dismembered dogs left on the side of the road. sh

and tonight -- they tell kron4's philippe djegal they're worred the problem will get even worse. philippe) mounting frustration for neighbors living in the vallejo hills off columbus parkway. one man woke up last sunday morning, reviewed his surviellance video and became alarmed when he saw this... what appears to be three hooded teenagers or young men trying to break into his car. fortunately, the car was locked and the suspects didn't get away with anything. but the same can't be said for the rest of the community. over the weekend, there were at least 15 auto thefts or burglaries.no name/victim- "i believe that they're watching the neighborhood." this man, who wishes to remain private, says his car was stolen a month ago, off knights circle. he turned his car on in the morning, went back inside to grab his bike for a workout... and, the car was no longer on the driveway when he returned.no name/victim- "it was that quick." he says his car was eventually found in sacramento. and, so far, no arrests.no name/victim- "i mean, even though you have a camera, they're not -- they don't

(pam) kron four's philippe djegal shares how the people who have lived through this ordeal ... are reacting to the verdict. (philippe) sierra lamar never made it to ann sobrato high school the day she went missing. and, ever since her disappearance, the morgan hill community has been invested in her case... they are deeply saddened by her loss... but they're grateful for the verdict.twila salvador/searched for sierra- "i went on the first search, and i thought a little girl goes to school -- my little girl -- could have been my daughter." twila salvador and her husband steve say they're pleased with the guilty verdict...steve salvador/searched for sierra- "hopefully, he'll never see the freedom again." but the salvadors are still upset that sierra's body has not been found.twila salvador/searc hed for sierra- "without a body, as a mom, even though you know in your heart they're probably gone, you always have hope that maybe, someday maybe, she can come back and that's not a fair way to make a person live." cindy van rhijn is a parent volunteer at sobrato high and feels for the l

and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- betty reid soskin is overwhelmed by the honor. hilippe) as a young girl growing up in oakland... 95-year-old betty reid soskin says mills college was always a mystery to her. one she always wanted to be apart of, but not -- until today... she is now apart of this school's history forever.betty reid soskin/honoree- "i'm now inside and this is amazing." to hear someone knocking on the door of 100-years-old say this is the thrill of a lifetime... reminds us what's important in life... the way we interact with one another and the lasting impressions we leave.betty reid soskin/honoree- "i feel like i'm using everything i've ever learned right now, in this period of my life and i really am aware and doing good work." and, it is deeply appreciated... a business owner and a civil rights activist in the 1960s... betty's long list of accomplishments formally recognized by mills college in front of the graduating class of 20-17.elizabeth hillman/president- "she served as a field representative for two california state assemblywomen and became

(grant) kron four's philippe djegal reports from santa clara valley medical center... where robert paylor has been since. (philippe)jeff paylor/father- "ever since seeing robert laying lifeless on the field, we've come from being broken to having hope." a photo taken tuesday of 20-year-old robert paylor shows he will forever be proud to be a cal-bear. his father jeff says his son is strong.jeff paylor/father- "he's taking it, um, like a warrior." earlier this month... robert suffered a major injury to his spinal chord. the sophomore starter on cal- berkeley's rugby team... was hurt during his squads championship game against arkansas state in santa clara. doctor stephen mckeena says robert was taken to santa clara valley medical center... where he underwent surgery for an incomplete spinal injury... meaning he still has complete sensation throughout his spine... he has some ability to move his biceps, wrists and toes... but not yet his hands.dr. stephen mckeena/scvmc- "the fact that having those early interventions, roberts has sensation in his toes is an excellent sign

and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- betty reid soskin is overwhelmed by the honor. philippe) as a young girl growing up in oakland... 95-year-old betty reid soskin says mills college was always a mystery to her. one she always wanted to be apart of, but not -- until today... she is now apart of this school's history forever.betty reid soskin/honoree- "i'm now inside and this is amazing." to hear someone knocking on the door of 100-years-old say this is the thrill of a lifetime... reminds us what's important in life... the way we interact with one another and the lasting impressions we leave.betty reid soskin/honoree- "i feel like i'm using everything i've ever learned right now, in this period of my life and i really am aware and doing good work." and, it is deeply appreciated... a business owner and a civil rights activist in the 1960s... betty's long list of accomplishments formally recognized by mills college in front of the graduating class of 20-17.elizabeth hillman/president- "she served as a field representative for two california state assemblywomen and becam

kron four's philippe djegal speaks with a family friend of the lamars... who sat next to sierra's parents yesterday when a jury found antolin garcia-torres guilty. (philippe)joanna isom/friend of family- "when i was in the courtroom, it was so overwhelming because we had waited so long for this point and then after we got what we wanted, its almost like, 'yeah, it's great,' but then we're back to the reality of -- we still don't have our baby." and, joanna isom (eye-sum) isn't confident convicted murderer antolin garcia-torres will ever reveal where sierra lamar is...joanna isom/friend of family- "if he was any kind of human being, he would. but, you have to consider what he did. he might not have it in him." sierra was last seen five years ago in morgan hill... and, that community has spent the years since her disappearance searching for her... but joanna isom says she'll remember sierra most as a cheerleader at washington high school in fremont... where sierra grew up and was close friends with joanna's oldest daughter alexia and younger daughter tatianna

now, kron four's philippe djegal reports, bridge officials are reviewing security protocol .. rder to prevent anything like this from happening again. (philippe) imagine driving along the golden gate bridge, looking up and seeing two young men hanging from the top with their finger-tips... then doing sprints and somersaults along the frame. lisa locati/captain- 'if either of these men had slipped or fallen, there could have been serious harm to motorists below." bridge captain lisa locati says the two men in their late teens from wisconsin did not trigger any alarms... and, went unoticed on the hundreds of security cameras monitoring the bridge.lisa locati/captain- "we will be instituting changes to our security infrastructure and protocols." bridge general manager denis mulligan says the trespassers were only on the bridge for about 10 minutes... enough time to capture their stunts and leave... since then, they've made a profit by selling rights to the video online.denis mulligan/general manager- "when we saw the link, i was very concerned that these two reckless individuals w

kron4's philipple djegal has the latest. (philippe) evidence markers along eastbound interstate 580... lead up to a badly battered volkswagon beetle and the tour bus that ran into it. the violent end to this deadly crash confirmed by the damage done to the bug... the man behind the wheel of the beetle was 51-year-old off-duty alameda county sheriff's deputy sroeuy (shuh-roy) khin (ken) who did not survive the collision.capt. christopher sherry/chp- "our thoughts and prayers go out to the sheriff's department, the deputy and his family." the crash was reported just after seven o'clock in the morning... and, immediately after, the california highway patrol shutdown the three far left lanes. for reasons still under investigation.... california highway patrol captain christopher sherry says khin (ken) slowed down or stopped his car in the number two lane of the freeway just east of grant line road.... and, the driver of a tour bus carrying 51 tesla corporation employees traveling from fremont to stockton, slammed into the beetle.capt. chr

kron four's philippe djegal reports that man is still in serious condition at a hospital. ippe)nats- hovering around 90-degrees in the fremont hills... warm weather and slithering rattlesnakes go hand in hand. chelsey barnes/hiker- "they love the heat -- so, they'll be out there." on monday afternoon, a 47-year-old man from santa clara learned that the hard way. after reaching the summit at the mission peak regional preserve area... the california highway patrol says the man took a seat with his family on their walk down... and, he was bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake he may have mistaken for a rock.mark guinnoo/hiker- "i was a little concerned, i was little concerned, um, cuz we, well i never knew there were rattlesnakes out here." this sign at the front of the trail warns visitors to be aware of rattlesnakes. it says they're not aggressive... but if threatened or cornered, they will defend themselves. give them distance and respect.bill moore/hiker- "i've seen a good many over the years and they're usually up in the rocks, so that's where

in alameda county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) and tonight - we are learning more about the deputy. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the sheriff talked about srouery khin... and how this tragedy is so painful. natural sound, alameda county sheriff greg ahern. "." this is a tragic day for us and the family of srouey khin." alameda county sheriff greg ahern talking about the tragic loss of deputy srouey khin friday morning in a tragic collision. sheriff ahern, alameda co. sheriff. "he just off ot - he is one of our hardest working employees. dedicated employee. he was just trying his best to earn some money for his wife and family. sheriff ahern says deputy khin had worked for several years here at the santa rita jail. he started his career with the sheriff's department back in 2007. sheriff ahern. " he has four children. one of our units is with the family now, we have a chaplain and peer support." sherriff ahern says this loss is also very hard to take because it comes on the heels of another deputy dying, mike foley

in san mateo county, philippe djegal, kron four news.ws... a headache for bart riders in the east bay. we'll tell you why it will be even harder to find parking at one station. plus after the break.. we'll tell you about facebook's new plan to prevent violent videos from being posted online. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (robin) major delays on nb 880 into downtown oakland due to an earlier accident at 5th, slow from 238. ( mark ) facebook is hiring three-thousand people to monitor their social network for violent and offensive videos. it's a story we first told you about yesterday during the kron four morning news.( darya

kron four's philippe djegal shows us the stunning views from the valley. hilippe)nats- waterfall after managing to catch her breath from the stunning sight of bridalveil fall... lorraine snaps a few photos of the powerful waterfall before heading back home to new york. lorraine/visiting from new york- "so much water, so much volume, so beautiful." the 617 foot waterfall flows year- round, but this year with even more water because of the melting snow.lorraine/visiting from new york- "we heard you had about ten feet of snow up on the mountains, and i said to my husband, it's a great time to go when the snow melts." and, she isn't kidding.linda conradi/visiting from valley springs- "i mean it's just breathtaking." linda conradi and her husband bill proctor spend a lot of time at yosemite national park... and, even they're impressed.bill proctor/visitin g from valley springs- "i've been coming up here for 50 years and this is the most water i've ever seen in this valley. (philippe) how special is this? (bill) it is very special." and, if you were planning on c

(vicki) kron four's philippe djegal reports... over the weekend, police say an alert 11-year-old boy may have saved his sister and himself from being taken away by a stranger.. (philippe) an 11-year-old boy and his younger sister frightened late saturday morning...derek cole/neighbor- "you hear a lot of stories like this and its um, its just scary nowadays -- very scary." oakley police sergeant robert roberts says there were plenty of witnesses at oakley elementary school that day. while east county little league games were being played on the baseball diamond... roberts says a man drove through the parking lot and up to the playground -- where the young boy and his sister were on the swings.sgt. robert roberts/oakley police dept.- "an adult male -- hispanic male, uh, ended up asking one of the kids if he wanted to go for a ride." that's when sergeant roberts says the boy grabbed his sister, and ran to their parents who then called police. the man drove off -- never getting out of his car. derek cole lives across the street and has

(grant) kron four's philippe djegal reports the "explore more" tour... is just that... ance to check out parts of the famous mansion, that until now, have been off limits to the public. (philippe)nats- "follow me in." more than 12-million people have passed through the winchester mystery house since tours first launched in 1923... the year after sarah winchester died in it... for 38 years... the wealthy widow continued construction on the mansion that has confounded architects and guests...nats- door creeks open maybe you can blame the wind for these doors randomly opening... or, maybe it's ghosts.nats- "it's closing. oh, the wind." you decide... in any event... the home boasts about 160 rooms... and, until now, only 110 of them were available to tour guests... winchester mystery house general manager walter magnuson says the new "explore more tour" allows visitors to see as many as 40 never before seen rooms.walter magnuson/general manager- "there have been spaces that have been sealed off for almost 100 years. uh, there have been spaces that we didn't even know where t

(steve) kron four's philippe djegal shows us the stunning views from the valley. (philippe)nats- waterfall after managing to catch her breath from the stunning sight of bridalveil fall... lorraine snaps a few photos of the powerful waterfall before heading back home to new york. lorraine/visiting from new york- "so much water, so much volume, so beautiful." the 617 foot waterfall flows year- round, but this year with even more water because of the melting snow.lorraine/visiting from new york- "we heard you had about ten feet of snow up on the mountains, and i said to my husband, it's a great time to go when the snow melts." and, she isn't kidding.linda conradi/visiting from valley springs- "i mean it's just breathtaking." linda conradi and her husband bill proctor spend a lot of time at yosemite national park... and, even they're impressed.bill proctor/visitin g from valley springs- "i've been coming up here for 50 years and this is the most water i've ever seen in this valley. (philippe) how special is this? (bill) it is very special." and, if you were planning on

(grant) kron four's philippe djegal reports on the increased reward money and why animal rescue groups are teaming up to solve this case.. (philippe) three months after the initial discovery... julia orr/jarr- "i mean, the sadness is overwhelming." some remains of dead dogs still rest in the bark off columbus parkway near lake herman road in vallejo.julia orr/jarr- "yeah, the smell -- it hits you immediately." julia orr speaks for "jameson animal rescue ranch" in the napa valley -- or "jarr." a non-profit organization deeply concerned by this case. julia orr/jarr- "we definitely have a concern that there's a serial animal killer out here." the initial reward offered in this case was two thousand dollars... then, it went up to four and a half thousand dollars... now, it's up to ten thousand dollars... and, julia says it's possible even that amount can increase.carine peters/discovered dogs- "someone knows something, someone saw something -- um, it's time to get some answers." carine peters is the one who first called animal services back in february about as many as a dozen dismembered

in alameda county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) tonight we are learning more about deputy sroeuy khin. he was a ten- year veteran of the alameda county sheriff's office.. he is survived by his wife and four kids khin was driving home from a 12-hour overtime shift at santa rita county jail when he was killed. khin started his career with the alameda county sheriff's department in 2007.. sheriff greg ahern says khin was a hard worker and put in over time to support his family the death of the khin comes on the heels of another deputy, mike foley who worked at the jail and was killed in a bus accident in feburary. tomorrow would have been khin's 51st birthday. (pam) new at ten: vacaville police have released this video showing why vaca pena middle school was

in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( lydia ) and security concerns ahead of the bottlerockm live in napa with the details. (dave)lots of sun and cool for your tfig. a bit of warming by the end of the holiday weekend...your memorial weekend forecast is next ! (darya)(mark) welcome back to the morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... hot spot in orind wb 24 at camino pablo accident blocking two lanes. slow from acalanes (dave)deep marine layer with nearly all areas starting the day cloudy which will keep temperatures on the cool side of normal today. saturday will trend back towards seasonable temperatures as high pressure begins to build. dry and warmer sunday and monday. another trough begins to approach by tuesday and wednesday with a modest cooling trend and continued coastal clouds. ( mark ) one person was shot after interuppting a car burglary in gilroy. it happened just before 3:00 in the morning at the intersection of victoria drive and hyde park drive. police found one man with a gunshot wound when they arrived. the man said he