. >>> another school mass shooting, bay area politicians made a new push to ban gun shows at the cal palos. amy hollyfield is live where the new build was unveiled this morning, amy? >> reporter: we are near the cal palace, and organizers say the cal palace would not allow them to hold it there on their property, so we are here in a a nearby community center where lawmakers announced a bill that would ban the five gun shows they have there every year. >> it does not make sense to continue having these gun shows at the cal palace in the heart of our community. >> reporter: state lawmakers said it would take a state law to ban the gun shows at the cal palace, but they can't get it done because of its unique location. >> this little spit of land straddles these two counties, but is on state property, so if in either county, necessary measures have already been taken to ban it, not unlike morrin county ban gun shows on county owned property. >> reporter: state lawmakers will try to do it pointing to the student led protests outside the gun show in april as proof this is what the community

this now marks the fourth effort to stop gun shows at the cal palace. and it is not illegal. this happens to be a state agency, but some bay area lawmakers say symbolically, these shows can't continue. traveling the border of san francisco and san mateo counties, the cal palace is also splitting something else, opinion of its gun shows that date back to the 1980s. >> our country is awash in guns. >> reporter: a group of bay area lawmakers and activists are ready to see the gun shows go, even as they acknowledge a state-sponsored banti venue probably won't stop the next massacre. >> it won't stop the next santa fe, but what it will stop is california profiting and glamorizing the retail sale of guns. >> they don't seem to understand that the cal palace is owned by all the citizens of the state of california and not just the residents of san francisco our the bay area. >> reporter: executive director of the oldest pro-gun pac in the country. it's a state entity and state agency. spokesperson lori marshall says they've done nothing illegal and don't plan on powering down the popu

takes us to the campus of cal berkeley. where the future of robots is taking a >>> nbc bay area takes us to the campus of cal berkeley where the future of robots is taking a step forward. >> a typical college scene. heading to class in the long pursuit of knowledge, but here on the campus of cal berkeley, humans aren't the only ones learning. inside a basement laboratory, the future is trying to figure things out. at hand the task every two men will do at some point, putting things away. >> you tried to recognize which object to go for. >> this robot knows it from tape and where it goes and if it doesn't know where to go. >> i can put it on a screwdriver. >> a little advice from the guy on the keyboard and back to work but let's be honest, this robot might not be as exciting as the ones in science fiction and if you're cleaning your house and organizing a warehouse the best spots for the job. >> in order to be able to take care of mundane jobs that humans have to do. >> cal's robotics program is considered one of the nation'

on the island of kalokari (cal-oh-carry), i'm david daniel. d on the kron four morning news... judge aaron persky speaks publicly for the first time... since his controversial ábrock turnerá ruling. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)seasonably cool conditions will persist into wednesday and thursday with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. warmer conditions return friday and saturday, especially inland, along with breezy offshore winds. aside from the potential coastal drizzle the next few mornings, dry weather conditions will prevail through the forecast period. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )a police officer of two decades... is coming forward claiming he has been the victim of harassment and discrimination by fellow officers... because of his religion. the officer has filed a multi-million dollar claim against the city of san jose. kron 4's haaz

again police activity near the cal campus at channing and bank croft. >>> a surprise appearance by the golden state killer case. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. this is video from last week. joseph deangelo was again seated in a wheelchair when he went in today. his attorneys are trying to block prosecutors from taking nude full body photos of him. court documents indicate they also want more fingerprints and dna samples. his attorney has said no. the judge will make that ruling tomorrow. deangelo is accused of a decade's long crime spree including multiple murders and dozens of rapes. >>> a look at the shark tank before the playoff game, the sharks and the golden knights and now security and road blocks against a vehicle attack. marianne favro joins us from the sap center with a look at changes. >> reporter: fans will notice two changes, first of all two huge dump trucks parked out in front of the entrance and you could see them there to prevent anyone from driving into the shark fan fest. and if you look over directly in front of s.a.p. center, you could see new concrete p

when the cal-trans worker attempted to get the motorist to drive his vehicle to the right shoulder, a verbal altercation occurred. at some point in the altercation the motorist drew a handgun and pointed it at the cal-trans worker. the motorist then pointed the handgun up and discharged a few rounds into the air. a friend of the motorist arrived, and they both fled the scene. chp units arrived on scene and shut down all lanes of sr-24 wb, in order to process the scene. officers went to the suspect's residence and placed him into custody without incident. the cal-trans worker did not receive any injuries as a result of this incident. ( darya ) the golden state warriors will take on the houston rockets in the western conference finals.( james ) the warriors beat the pelicans last night to advance. the warriors beat the pelicans 113 to 104 last night at oracle arena. steph curry led the way with 28 points. kevin durant had 24 points of his own. with the victory the warriors tied an n-b-a record with their 15th straight home playoff win. the warriors will the warriors will now play the to

responsible suspect is this same police believe of her dorm.off...in front attacker fighting her student the cal you can see ((grant))camera. caught on which was ding this one assaults...inclubrutal with two connection arrested in a man has been nine..new tonight at ((vicki)) 1983. 4 news.clifford kron at sfo, charles clifford kron 4 news. ((vicki))the u-s geological survey in menlo park is paying close attention to the latest developments the most recent eruptions are happening in zones further the center of kilauea in the puna district. a lot of volcanos are cones. but kilauea volcano is erupts much so, it's a shield volcano. and, the shield builds up by these fluid lava flows that placed ontop of eachother. and, because of it's weight, the southside of the island is sliding towards the sea. very slowly. videos tweets...>heard from to school. we've sending their kids to school. we've heard from videos tweets...>videos

in ulaanbaatar, the cal of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia he en practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleating] [child chattering] toyoda: there is about 750,000 people living in the care districts where infrastructure is very limited. toyoda: the young people in mongolia is no different from any other yog peop living in her countries. they are very curious about what the urban life can offer to them. long-term strategies to make sure that the livestock sector will become more sustainable. so it's prab better that we focus our assistance toward marginal herders, especially to try to protect their live

. >>> the cal women's basketball coaches accusing southwest airlines of racial insensitivity. she says it started after a flight she took with her son. jessica florez says she was asked the question she believes was an appropriate. >> reporter: the cal women's baskerville coach says she was trying to fly here to oakland international airport. she believes a southwest agent questioned her about her son because of her son's skin color. lindsay gottlieb is already teaching her son important lessons. but it is one interaction with a southwest agent that she hopes will teach the airline a lesson. >> it made me feel less than. >> reporter: she was flying home from denver when a southwest agent asked her to prove she is the mother of her baby. she says she showed her son's passport with the agent was not satisfied and wanted a birth certificate. >> she said how do i know you are the mother? >> reporter: she says she believes the agent questioned her because her baby is biracial. >> i was rattled. i was a little bit shocked. >> reporter: she says the agent what her family check in but

the cal-trans worker did not receive any injuries as a result of this incident. (vicki) happening now... hawaii's kilauea volcano continues to threaten the big island tonight. geologists say it could erupt explosively-- sending boulders, rocks, and ash into the air. marisa yamane is on hawaii island with the latest. hi we are in pahoa outside the evacuation zone but i want you to take a look behind me you can see billowing white smoke. that's coming out of the fissures. that latest from civil defense is that the lava is no longer coming out of the fissures, but the hazardous fumes, the sulfur dioxide, that remains a huge concern. so far 14 fissures have opened up in just the past week. 36 structures destroyed by the lava, including a home just yesterday. we have spoken with many residents over the past week and it has been stressful and emotional. coni drewer - leilani estates resident: coni: we intially left and yeah. 80% of our house is still inside, couldn't take much stuff but we have a place to go. my kids are safe, and our dogs are safe and we have each othe

pg&e had this response tonight, "we look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal-fire rts to understand the agency's perspectives." we're still waiting for the final cal-fire report on what sparked the deadly wine country wildfires. >>> from hollywood to handcuffs, it's one scene harvey weinstein never wanted to play out. he's out on bail tonight, charged with rape and other sex crimes. reporter chris holmstrom has reaction from some of his accusers. >> reporter: harvey weinstein surrendering himself to police early friday morning. weinstein's arrest follows months of investigation. it's the first time prosecutors charged the 66-year-old since more than 80 women came forward with their stories. those stories bringing about the #metoo movements. actress rose mcgowan leading the charge today saying we got you harvey weinstein, we got you. other accusers include ashley, the daughter-in-law of the late actor best known for movies like grummy old grumpy old men and other charges. when she was filming "dirty dancing, havana nights." she is also making her voice heard on twitt

.>>> and the cal women's basketball coach is accusing southwest airlines of racial insensitivity. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. camera. of a bernal >>> an arrest of a robbery that was caught on a camera. as two friends hug and a part a man comes up behind them and threatens to shoot them. we are told that the san francisco police have arrested a 28-year-old. he was on probation at the time this happened and wearing an ankle monitor.>>> and east bay student -- san lorenzo high school was immediately placed on lockdown after classmate came forward about a student with a gun. the alameda county sheriff deputies arrived and found this 9mm handgun in a 16-year-old backpack. the gun was stolen. >> our investigators are doing a follow-up now. we are not aware that there was a plot in particular to use the gun at the school, and we are going to look and see if there was something that was going to happ

determined pg&e failed to remove a tree in the proximity of a fire line. >> reporter: in three of the cases, cal fire says pg&e violated state code. an agency sent its findings to local prosecutors. pg&e wouldn't go on camera with us and instead released the statement. based on the information, we have so far, we belief our overall programs net our state performance. it says the state's policies on wildfire liability are unsustainable. >> they are trying to create that fear so we could change the law and take them off the hook. that's what they are trying to do. >> reporter: hill says as the law stands now, share holders are liable for damages. cal fire has not yet officially determined the cause of the deadly north bay fires. >>> a lot of people will be out and about enjoying the holiday weekend. pretty gloomy this past week. will we see the sun? here is the meteorologist >>> you will notice upper lake, definitely a few wet roadways. isolated showers can't be ruled out. rainfall totals. up to a third of an inch and six hundreds in santa rosa. the kind of changes coming for holiday weekend will

also adapting to the changing world, cal expo police are enforcing a strict perimeter around the event.ahool volleyball tournament is also happening at cal expo today... but a cal expo spokesperson says the weed smoking event is twice as far from it as the state requires... more than twelve hundred feet away.nats carl talking'nah smooth, good. flavor, nothing but flavor.' meanwhile carl is happy to be taking part in california marijuana history.'21 and older and itús just your id, i think thatús pretty cool.' :00 ááá ((vicki)) new tonight at nine...a happy ending in the east bay to a story we first brought you earlier this year.((grant))a richmond family is reunited with their beloved french bull dog... mack...after he was stolen from their backyard. ((dbl bx))tonight they spoke exclusively to kron 4's ella sogomonian.she joins us live at the richmond police department where officers returned the the dog to the family.ella...? still ahead...the suspected golden state killer will be back in court soon.we'll hear from a man who say his sister was one of his rape victims. what he regrets...

the cal coach said she was headed back home from denver when it happened. a southwest employee she claims questioned whether or not her baby was her son because of the color of his skin. now, coach lindsay gottleib, she says a southwest employee asked her for her biracial son's birth certificate, and claimed it was the law. it happened at the airport as she was trying to return home. she tweeted, "i'm appalled that after approximately 50 times flying with my one- year-old son, ticket counter personnel told me i had to prove he was my son. she said, "because we have different last names. my guess because he has a different skin color." southwest relied and released this statement, saying, "we have engaged with the customer directly to address her concerns. our employees are well regarded for their hospitality, and we will always strive for the best experience for anyone who trusts us with their travel. >> i think probably it was one incensetive employee. it hurt my feelings. it made me feel a little builtless than. and it's not okay. and the hope is that they

fire's investigations show pg&e is in the wrong. cal fire says trees coming into contact with power lines is the cause of four major whilefires in beauty and nevada counties. >> the cal fire investigators found evidence and determined that pg&e failed to remove a tree in the proximity of the power line. >> reporter: these fires took place in early october of last year. in three of the cases cal fire says pg&e violated state code, an agency has sent its findings to local prosecutors. pg&e wouldn't go on camera with us. instead it released a same. based on information we have so far, we believe our overall programs met our state's high standards. the utility points to climate change and increased fire dangers as a challenge for the industry. it says the state's policies on filedfire liability are unsustainable. >> they are trying to create that fear so that we would change the law and take them off the hook. that's what they are trying to do. >> reporter: hill says as the law stand now pg&e share hold remembers liable for damages if the u

coming up, new at 6:00 tonight, berkeley police make an arrest in an armed robbery on the cal campus. the suspect may also be responsible for more crimes. >> plus, new developments on a controversial plan to ask about citizenship for the u.s. census as more bay area cities join the legal fight against it. that's coming up at 6:00. >>> prosecutors filed new charges against a father today accused of keeping his starving children in shackles. the new charges are felony personally involving paperwork that david turpin filed with the state certifying his 13 children were being educated in private school. turpin and his wife have pleaded not guilty to years of torture, child abuse and other charges. they are each being held on $12 million bail. the case came to light in january after their 17-year- old daughter escaped and called 911. >>> an unlikely connection has surfaced in the case of the alleged golden state killer. joseph deangelo is accused of almost 50 rapes in northern california and 12 murders. one of the victims, margaret wardlow, believed to be the youngest rape victim. she was

the movie. he knew her cal had gone. i luther stood in the back of the darkened theater and he yells they went back to work and it was saturday. there is work to be done in cal turner's name is on it. my dad always said that the luckiest person of all is the persons whose work is also his play. and my dad loved his work. he left the connection with people that you have in retailing. if you don't like people, you should not going to retailing. >> there all kinds of people so, how do you feel that work ethic came unto you. because you did the same thing,. >> my dad had for him a subtle way of winding me out. he would say things like well, cal junior smarter than i am, which meant cal junior had to work hard to prove that might be right. when i was about 12 the sweeping floors in the warehouse after school because i wasn't good at basketball inside quick going out for basketball and went to the warehouse to sweep the floor, my dad would congregate he would be in a file i just swept and he would have everybody, break, have yo

while the incident didn't happen here at oakland international airport, but this is where the cal coach was headed when she says a southwest employee questioned her about her son and didn't believe that her baby was her son because of the color of his skin. now, coach lindsay gottleib says that the employee asked for her biracial son-in- law's birth certificate, and claimed it was the law. it happened at the denver, colorado, airport. she was trying to return home. she tweeted, quote "i'm appalled that after approximately 0 times flying with my one-year-old son, ticket counter personnel told me i had to prove he was my son despite having his at that point." she said, "because we have different last names. my guess, because he has a different skin color." southwest released this statement last night, saying, "we have engaged with the customer directly to address her concerns. our employees are well regarded for their hospitality, and we will always strive for the best experience with anyone who sprueses us with their travel." . >> i do feel, like,, as a white female with a position of pr

i don't think it's necessarily the san francisco portion of the cal train tracks. however, i could -- i could look at that information and get you more information. >> ok. thank you. >> that would be helpful. and the next question, my last on this, also on a shared jurisdiction, so the canopies for the, for improved accessibility to subway, great idea, mechanical passenger lift equipment, that's exposed to the rain, you know, has an increased failure rate. so the canopy will benefit everyone, i believe. and that's a mixed use passenger corridor, shared by bart and the sfmta. so, does bart pick up some of that? >> yeah. >> how does that work? >> yeah, sfmta and bart, given the four stations along market are shared stations, both the sfmta and bart contribute to those projects. i don't know what the fund share is, i want to say 50/50 but don't quote me on that. but sfmta has committed with bart to contributing funds for those projects, and so it is a joint project between our three agencies. >> shared use of accessibility elevators, a lot of shared inventory there. >>

"sot: phil bokovoy, save berkeley's neighborhoods president// "a neighbor whose watched the cal campus grow over the last 40 years reacted to the lawsuit.sot: sulo erden, berkeley resident// " claims the university has accepted five times the students they projected in a study back in 2005.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "bokovoy went on to say neighbors have in the past identified parcels of land they believe are appropriate for building more student housing. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (grant) in morgan hill --- a police officer is on leave after accidentally firing his weapon. it happened around 7-30 it happened around 7-30 sunday night. that's when police were called because of reports of a stolen van. after a brief chase, two teen girls got out of the van and walked toward officers. officers told the girls to get on the ground...and that's when the officer says he accidentally fired his weapon. one teen was hit near her eye by a bullet fragment. now the officer is off the streets while an investigation is conducted.. (pam) what do burger king and beethoven ha

let's go back to the desk. >>> cal tran crews making progress in big sur along the pacific coast where highway one was completely blocked by a big rockslide less may. now officials estimate that road will reopen by the middle of september. it's estimated more than 1 million tons of rock and earth from the -- fell from the hill above. >>> cal tran crews say they are tired of cleaning up homeless camps from along the freeways, ramps and overpasses across the state, now they are taking action. >> the union has fired a grievance with caltrans the complaints says the crews get safety training on what could be hazardous work. >> cleaning up homeless camps is dangerous for the crews task doing the job. often the ground is muddy, slippery debris written still of things that are sharp, or dangerous to touch such as toxic or biologically unsafe materials. >> feces and urine and feminine buttocks are on the ground. needles and syringes that they use. also buckets. >> that's to say nothing of the open hostility that comes from them being evicted. >> sometimes they have pit bulls and there. >> that

we are still waiting for the final cal fire report on what sparked the deadly wine country wildfires. >>> investigators are trying to track down the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in marin county. it's been two months since the woman was killed. katie neilson with more on the efforts to solve it case. >> i lay awake and picture my daughter laying in the road. i can't get it out of my head. >> reporter: connie and mark siegenthaler had to do the unthinkable. >> it's awful. i got to get other it, you know. i got to get past that because that's never going to change. >> reporter: they had to bury their young daughter. chp investigators say on march 26, marie was riding her motorcycle south on highway 101 home to san francisco when a driver rear-ended her just before tiburon boulevard. marie was thrown off her bike on to the freeway. about a minute later another car hit her and killed her. >> this is just like a knife in the heart over and over again. >> reporter: officers found pieces of a broken headlight and brinker at the scene. they figured out the vehicle was a 1999 t

let's welcome to the stage cal turner junior and dave ramsey. [applause] >> i get asked all the time to endorse someone's book because for some reason i think they will help itself. it's a big lie but usually an endorsement on the back of plus $5 will get you a cup of coffee. most of the time if it's not someone that i know i'm busy and i don't have time to read for and i don't want a full with it and a buddy mine calls and says mr. turner has done a book about the dollar general story and his life story and would you endorse it and i said absolutely not. [laughter] the only way i will do that is if i get to meet the archon himself. if i can spend time with him and get him to tell me some stories i will definitely endorse that book. that, my friends, is a good trade. that's a good trade. he came over to the office and was around and i'm from antioch and is from scottsdale, and it turns out were both rednecks. at heart. at heart. he's a polished one now but we became fast friends and we play out several times since then. i got out of a whole lot m

we came into the season not knowing what that was going to be like. we didn't know what nor cal really could mean to a district, to a city, and we had no clue what type of competition we would see out there. but the girls brought everything. they brought 100% to all their games, three games against amazing teams in five days, and then bringing also their mental toughness into these games after long bus rides coming out and within an hour being ready to play, ready to put their all on the field. so more than anything, i'm thankful to all of you but also mostly to all of my girls here, all the amazing players who have worked so hard both this season and for many of them in past seasons to bring us to where we are today, to bring us to a championship in nor cal and to make such a team that is not only strong on the field but also that has become a great second home to me and many of the seniors over the past four years. so thank you, everyone, and i look forward to seeing you guys axe sell ihe -- excelin the fut. >> while the superintendent is giving you certificates, i wanted to r

med-cal being the difference between med-cal expenditures for services and hospital reimbursements for those services and hospitals typically absorb that cost. with the expansion under the aca this metric has become important and we started to include it in our report to capture all the uncompensated cost care that's provided in the city. if you look at that top line you will see taken together the med-cal shortfall was a total of $661 million in uncompensated care for san francisco in 2016. so if we dive deeper into types of charity care for healthy san francisco and traditional there's differences to note. healthy san francisco craters to uninsured from the model. healthy san francisco as a population has a greater access to an organized system of care, stronger connections to primary and preventive care and has had support and out reach through the programs to transition onto acc initiated coverage if it was applicable. for these reasons you'll notice that the most significant decline that we see in charity care, patients on the left in your expenditures on the right are mainly for

lots of history on the shoulders of cal crutchlow. at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, steven wyeth, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. 21 celsius was our high on monday. tuesday could be a little bit warmer. it's settling down, really, this week, a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine just as we saw yesterday. the week ahead sees very little rain at all. very weak weather fronts heading our way because high pressure is essentially in charge. it will be a bit cooler around the middle part of the week. the cooler air is going to come in behind that very weak weather front there. that's the first one to approach the uk but it's running into high pressure. not completely plain sailing, mind you, because there's areas of mist, fog and low cloud around some north sea coasts, burning back to the coast, lingering perhaps around the south—west approaches, then our weather front around scotland, northern ireland, with it a little rain or drizzle. late sunshine in the far north—west but

we need you to speak out to ensure that all of your constituents are accessing the cal fresh program because they aren't and we can't end hunger without full utilization of that vital program. thank you for your support of the hunger program to improve the health and well-being of our neighbors and save money by reducing the burden on costly services. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, i am okay trivia scott. with plow shares a veteran organization in the san francisco bay area. i am a former member of the collaborative. i am here to speak about an issue deer to myself. i am a post 9/11 veteran and iraqi freedom veteran. 80% of the veterans left the military without a job. two in five reported being homeless in the past year. more than half of the san francisco veterans are at risk of ptsd. 46% of those in san francisco were considered at risk of suicide. reallocation of the funds for heck has had a direct impact on my program. i haven't had to make playoffs, i haven't been age to actually hire for two positions because of the funding. with my community partners in the san fr

it happened about a block from the cal tran station. right now police are not telling us about how serious the injuries are. the police also not tells us whether they've made any arrests. >>> we do have new crime numbers showing a surge in violence. a lot of other crimes were mieer last year. that includes a higher rate of juvenile crimes. the district attorney's office released this report. >>> when it comes to teenage drivers, the unofficial start of summer raises alarms around the nation. aaa calls memorial day through labor day the 100 deadliest days on the road for teens. aaa recommends parents set the example. wear your seat belt and stay off your phone as you drive. >>> good news for tesla model 3 owners or at least those waiting to get their hands on one they preordered. elon musk saying they're delivering an update to improve the car's braking. it's supposed to improve the braking up to 20 feet. it was such a concern for consumer reports reviewers there decided not to give its recommendation. >>> witness accounts reveal a cleare

take a look at video from the cal trans camera in soda springs. not much of the snow stuck to ground.rsial but the chp did see a pfew spinouts. >>> a san high-profile and controversial visitor.ra formerted israeli prime ministn promoting his memoir at the jewish center. a group protested yesterday about theolatio killing of unarp protesters in israel the day gtn that the u.s. embassy p opened l jerusalem. >>> bad legalal news for president trump on several fronts tonight. the "washington post" is claiming his personal attorney, michael cohen, solicited $1 million from the government of qatar in 2016." t nowesti qatar declined his consulting offer. also today, donald trump jr.'s testimony on russian lek electii meddling is nowth se public.. an at the same time, statemen candid andd favo forthright on trump tower meeting with several russians. after a report says that russia not only meddled but played favorites. >> russia massively intervened to the purpose of hurting hillary clinton and helping mr.e trump. media in usedn ea socialr. ways that were

the cal fire report on the fires was sent to the district attorneys in each county and apparently to the california public utilities commission. >>> the golden state warriors, what a game. they pulled it together for a massive comeback. we are at the arena. >> reporter: and elimination game for the warriors and what a game it was. they fell behind by 17 points after the first quarter but in the second half the can't -- they came to life. the fans in the arena will tell you they knew game seven was going to happen. they came into oracle with confidence that the team would take the series back to houston. >> hell yeah we won the game. >> reporter: the confidence faded as fans sat on the edge of their seats for game six and saw the team fall behind. >> i was nervous, i must admit. if they had won i thought it might be close but this is better than anything i imagined. >> i told them to believe. she was unsure in the first and we got her to believe in the second half and they came through. >> reporter: boy did they, they fill they -- flipped the switch. in the end they won by 29 and get

there could be widespread power outages across the state. calcity is not conserved this summerrolling blackouts are a possibility. there are 3 major factors contributing this... first there is a lack of hydroelectricity due to the drought... plus the closure of several power plants... and the threat of wildfires. <"wildfires come up very quickly and they also take power lines out of service very quickly." >( james ) cal iso says the quickest way to conserve energy is to use the air conditioner less.. and run big appliances after 10 p-m. ( james ) contra costa county is one of 30 california counties .... that has filed a lawsuit against opioid manufactuerers and distributers. the lawsuit seeks reimbursement of taxpayer money which has already been spent... responding to the opioid epidemic in contra costa county. this includes emergency response, prevention, monitoring and treatment. ( darya ) an e-coli outbreak linked to tainted romaine lettuce is growing. four more states have reported illnesses and the c-d-c now says 149 people in 29 states ha

two brush fires from the county. cal fire is taking the lead on this but multiple agencies are on the ground here, helping them out. 100 firefighters in total. we know their three choppers as well as two tankers in the sky. cal fire says the 15-mile-per-hour winds is make go their jobs extremely difficult. take a listen. >> the wind is the biggest factor for us. we look at three things. the fuel, the vegetation, the topography, the hillside, and the weather. this wind is causing problems that wouldn't happen without it. >> reporter: now we know these flames did reach some structures. they were not homes. they appear to be sheds. the good news is that there are no reports of any injuries. cal fire is handling the investigation. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. now, as we saw and heard in her live report, those winds are really whipping up in the area. it is something jeff ranieri joined us about. how about those winds? what kind of speeds are we looking at? >> we haven't seen them decrease at all. 23 miles per h

bill will call for but the students involved have been involved in protest against gun shows held at the cal palace. past efforts have been vetoed by the governor. >>> we hear it all the time, wear your seat belt. you need to especially listen if you're in union city. because local officers will be on the lookout for parents who do not strap their kids properly. this is all part of the national click it or ticket campaign. those numbers show nearly half of people killed in crashes in 2016 were not wearing their seat belt. those numbers were even higher in crashes that happened at night. >>> now to decision 2018 and things are certainly heating up. you probably noticed the election ads on your radio and social media sites. less than three weeks to go before the june 5th primary and they will unite to urge voters to pass a bridge toll hike. regional measure three is calling for tolls to increase to $8 by 2015. bay bridge toll would increase to $9. mayors from san jose and san francisco and oakland all support that measure. they are holding a rally at the ferry building in san francisco this af

pg&e responded to that report, saying we look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal ire reports to understand the agency's perspectives. we are still waiting for the finer -- final calfire on what sparked the deadly fires. >>> meanwhile police are invest shot on a san francisc o street . chopper five over the scene this afternoon. officers blocked off the area as they look for evidence. police say one victim was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. they'll begin about one: 30 this afternoon -- 1:30 this afternoon. police say they are still working to identify the suspect or suspects involved. >>> meanwhile in pleasant hill there was a shooting across the street from the sun valley mall. happened about 1130 this morning. on santa monica drive. a witness told police that she saw a black sedan leaving the scene. no word on the victim's condition. >>> take a look at this fiery scene, it was one of two crashes overnight on i 80, just before the bridge in crockett. what you see here is a big rig that burst into flames after it rolled over. a good samaritan who

the second amendment. there's 100 students at cal high school in san ramon took part. the walkout was organized by a student in new mexico who feels that gun rights in the u.s. are under attack. students said they wanted to set themselves apart from the nationwide wave of gun control protests started by students from florida. >> the second amendment leads into the first amendment. people should have the right to bear arms within reason. it's in the bill of rights. it shouldn't be taken away. >> students who took part in the walkout today at cal high school received an excused absences. the same penalty students who took part in gun control walkouts received last month. >>> california's population is nearing 40 million people according to new figures from the state department of finance. and the fastest growing big city in the state is now sacramento with half a million people. but reporter joe khaleel discovered that there are some problems tied to this population boom. >> reporter: when shannon moved away from southern california 25 years ago, she did it to get away fr

you see the smoke. cal fire is busy dealing with the wildfires out there. we're talking about winds about 50 miles an hour. and then you mix in flames, we have problems. cal fire is dealing with a. we are out there life and we will bring you the latest on what is happening. hundreds of acres burned already. welcome back to mornings on 2. thursday, may 31. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thanks for joining us. 5:32. let's check in with mark tamayo, who is in for steve on the winds. they were pretty bad yesterday evening. >> they have been pretty relentless. that did not happen. toward the altamont pass, we have winds gusting nearly 50 miles per hour. throughout the evening hours into early this morning. take a look at the current reports out there. 20-40-59 miles an hour. just with those live cameras, the footage we are seeing, matching up nicely with those reports. still some gusty winds in that area. winds really a big factor yesterday. you can see some of the strongest gusts out toward san francisco. 45 miles an hour. oakland airport, 43. th

fire's report on the investigation. last week cal fire released a report saying poor maintenance at pg&e power lines contributed to three of the four wildfires in butte and nevada counties last october. based on the information that we have so far, we believe our overall program met our state's high standards. cal fire hans released the report on the cause of the north bay fires yet. >>> the time is 7:03. later this morning, we may get more information about the woman's whose body was found at zuckerberg general hospital in the stairwell. the hospital will hold a news conference to give us an update. the body of the ruby lee anderson who has dementia was found by a staff member around 1:00 yesterday afternoon inside the power plant building on the hospital grounds. a spokeswoman for the hospital says that building is locked. it is not accessible to the public so they're trying to figure out how she ended up inside. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found.

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. >> the cal palace management told us it is a state agency and isn't doing anything illegal by hosting these shows and has no plans to stop booking them. sam brock lo hawill have a look why these have failed in the past. >>> president trump is demanding an investigation into the investigators. the white house confirming the trump justice department will examine the obama justice department and the start of the russia investigation. it formalizes the president's weekend flurry of tweets, including to demand a probe as to whether his campaign was the target of politically motivated spying. >> he's just asking them to investigate it. it's appropriate. >> rudy giuliani is an attorney, but many in the legal community say it's outrageous that someone who's under investigation can interfere in that investigation. in a statement, deputy a.g. rod rosenstein says they will investigate whether any surveillance was for inappropriate purposes. >>> california attorney general becerra is hinting at yet another lawsuit against the trump administration, this one over women's health care. last week the

monday and it's like a wet day for lebanon jordan israel right up through syria again to turkey the cals for the head not the temperature back in baghdad to twenty nine degrees we might find that one to showers just come across the border and show south of thunderstorms in the north in saudi arabia not social sunday but on monday otherwise temperatures in low forty's in many places humid around the gulf coast but not too much so and white issue or maybe if you're lucky blue skies there is still a lot of rain running through zambia in catching zimbabwe going cross to madagascar but the science of that to the west that generally speaking this is now fine and warm but intervening returning to cape town. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. rewind returns with a new series i can bring your people back to life from start and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera is documentaries in liberal i was the thought of the plus and the like and the others through the rewind continues with children of conflict gaza would love some peace in this world especially ingerson children do not have

"sot: phil bokovoy, save berkeley's neighborhoods president// "a neighbor whose watched the cal campuser the last 40 years reacted to the lawsuit.sot: sulo erden, berkeley resident// " the lawsuit claims the university has accepted five times the students they projected in a study back in 2005.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "bokovoy went on to say neighbors have in the past identified parcels of land they believe are appropriate for building more student housing. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... east bay police officers are finding new ways to crack down on sideshows. the technique they're following to stop them.. before they start. (robin)plus... some business owners are using music to fight loitering. hear what people have to say about the new approach. (robin)and... residents have filled a multi-billion dollar lawsuit against a san francisco shipyard development. we tell you the demands they're asking for. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. right now it's xxxx degree's outside. welcome

i love seeing the cal gorbachev take the leadership in the one nine hundred eighty s. for trying to rid the world of nuclear weapons i think that's my number one priority and there's global warming one thing that i'd like to see putin do that only putin could do and do by himself not with partnership with the west is. russia is proud she'd been in twentieth century was the fight against fascism the defeat of fascism one of things that bothers me about russia today is when i see russia reaching out toward right wing neo fascist governments whether it's in the hungry or forces in germany or forces in france i think that that peace virtue is the reputation and she admits of russia and i want to see russia play a more positive role not cater to people who represent that kind of ethnic hatred a kind of racism so as some might say the same about washington how i see it all in iraq and the neo fascists in ukraine it is about owning and i know that it was not all but even from the reaching out to those same elements inside the united states . but what i really want to see but

. >>> other bay area headlines tonight, a frightening attack near the cal campus, a student held up at gunpoint early saturday morning at college avenue and channing way. police released this grainy photo of the suspect, a guy in his 20s wearing a black hoodie and wielding a handgun in his left hand. he appears to have short dark hair. police hope this image will help with some leads. >>> in san francisco whole foods surveillance cameras capture a dognapping thursday night. a woman can be seen untying the pug named felo and walking away. the owner is desperate to recover the elderly little dog who she says is nearly deaf and blind and needs medication. a $5,000 reward is being offered. the four >>> a badly damaged sailboat ran aground in pacifica. it will be pulled off the beach and towed to sausalito. the group was headed for san francisco when the engine failed and the 33-foot boat drifted onshore. damage is extensive. >>> a big deadline in san francisco for the companies behind those electric scooters and dockless bikes you see on the streets as the city rolls out a permitting plan.

the university says muktar was terminated last friday. cal athletics called the findings you be acceptable and