but many more are on cal trans's list to be fixed. >> how many are we talking about? >> thousands. >> he's talking about the thousands of bridges rated structurally deficient. >> we're putting more and more wear and tear on our highways and bridges they need more and more work. a lot of them were built 50 and 60 years ago so they're coming to the end of their service life. >> highway and is bridges are expected to last about six decades but we found bay area bridges close to 100-years old. this stone bridge is on highway 12 north of sonoma in the wine country. the foundations of the bridge require a high priority of replacement. the substructure rating is critical. the bridge's inventory notesenings tensive scouring at bridge foundations they will begin to replace it in 2020. >> we inspect the bridges regularly. >> cal trans would shutdown this section of highway 101 in downtown san rafael if the creek bridge was not safe. built in 1895, rated structurally deficient on its most recent inspection. most residents never noticed when crossing the bridge. >> don't talk abo

the japan times, the trans-pacific partnership. this is the tpp, the trans—pacific partnership.of office says has to go. actually, japan and other countries are saying, we want this to continue. an increasingly dominant china. these countries really wa nt dominant china. these countries really want to keep it going but i have to say, these countries must be feeling chilly because they have been put out into the trading cold area. it's very difficult, i think, difficult, ithink, to difficult, i think, to carry it on. it seems they are holding out hope that the united states will one day jump that the united states will one day jump back into the fray. should trump be impeached, maybe, but there is no sign of it. the guardian, fascinating revelations about how facebook polices what people post on the social media site. the guardian has really changed its mastered this morning to reveal these facebook secrets. they claim there are 2 billion users of facebook and they have seen more than 100 internal training manuals about how to deal with violence, terrorism, hate speech. there is

>> as young as 3. >> reporter: this pediatrician has treated hundreds of trans kids. the head of the jenner the center at ucsf. >> we watch them almost be reborn with a body that matches their gender identity. >> reporter: new medical guidelines will be released for trans kids and for the first time will favor early social transition and allow hormone therapy for kids under 16. this could impact children worldwide. >> yes, i feel it would be malpractice to withhold that treatment. >> reporter: before jack started his treatment he says couldn't stand to look at his own reflection. when you look in the mirror what do you see? >> me. >> i used to have a girl. now i have a boy. >> reporter: juliena is his mother. what do you see when you look at old photos of jack. >> that's hard. yeah. and i think that is a little -- that's i think the hardest part for me. >> as his mom, do you have doubts? >> i do. i do. but i can only do what i know right now is the right thing to do. >> reporter: still, juliena, and even leading doctors worry the medicine that blocks puberty can also

am i really trans? amia it is all about? am i really trans? am i a cross dresser? came to the point of realising that this is me, this is who i really am. what was the first conversation you really had with anybody about it? probably my first ex—wife. after we had been married for a while i said i had some issues. these are the things going through my head. and that was the first time you spoke to anybody? yes. i couldn't speak to my sister, my family. i thinki yes. i couldn't speak to my sister, my family. i think i just saw a picture of you with your family, you we re very picture of you with your family, you were very close. yes, i am very close with my sister. even as i went on with linda, my second marriage, we we re on with linda, my second marriage, we were only married for four years, i had two wonderful children. i was really struggling at that time during the 1980s. really, really struggling. we went our separate directions. then for the next six yea rs, directions. then for the next six years, ijust dropped out of life. i lived in my house, by myself, i

kron 4's will tran is live outside the court house in san jose this morning with the details. will. ( will ) jurors in the sierra lamar murder trial have reached a verdict, santa clara county superior court officials announced this afternoon. the verdict will be read in court at 9 a.m. on tuesday at san jose's santa clara hall of justice. antolin garcia-torres, 26, pleaded not guilty to the murder of 15-year-old sierra, who has not been seen or heard from since march 16, 2012, and to the attempted kidnappings of three women in safeway parking lots in 2009. if garcia-torres is found guilty, the jurors will weigh the aggravating and mitigating factors and select between death and life without the possibility of parole. both sides would be allowed to present evidence during this phase of the trial. garcia-arrested on may 21, 2012, two months after sierra went missing and after investigators found his dna on her jeans, which were recovered near where she went missing outside morgan hill. sierra's dna found on an interior backseat door handle and on the outside of a pair of work gl

i'm sally bundock — also in the programme the trans pacific partnership is back! or is it?willjoin us with the latest. we begin with president trump who is on his way to israel: the next stop on his foreign tour. over the weekend in saudi arabia he signed agreements worth hundreds of billions of dollars between saudi and american firms. the deals are said to be worth more than $350 billion over the next ten years and build on america's decades—long alliance with the world's largest oil producer. saudi arabia is trying to diversify its economy away from oil after crude oil prices slumped by half over in the past three years. among the us firms trying to work with saudi arabia's private sector the likes of honeywell, dow chemical and general electric. a key part of the agreement is a $110 billion arms deal — which the white house says is the single biggest in us history. it will supply a range of military items including planes, ships, sophisticated radar and precision—guided bombs. the arms deal is part of a tough stance that mr trump appears to be taking on iran, a move tha

cal trans says they are too costly to maintain. >> reporter: that old familiar noise and bump on the freeway will now be a thing of the past. >> we will not have the bot-dots resting on top of the white stripe. >> reporter: cal trans won't be replacing them as they break. instead will opt for newer technology. >> we could get three to 60 years out of the other kind of highly reflective lane striping. >> reporter: the square raised reflectors are staying. >> those reflectors will remain every 48 feet. >> reporter: currently there are four dots in between, but the problem according to cal trans officials is that they aren't reflective enough, which is why as the dots fail, crews will now install reflective striping to divide the line. >> we've done a study of an area where bot dots were in use and where bot dots were removed and found no significant difference in the accident rates over a six-year period. >> reporter: some are skeptical of the switch, but cal trans said reflectivity is more important. in addition to driver safety will increase worker safety. >> our crews have to go out

that's where we find kron four's will tran. will?( will ) police have issued a shelter in place for people living in san francisco after an officer involved shooting. this following a home invastion in the bayview district. it happened in the area of quesada avenue and rankin street just after 11 last night. one person has been arrested. police are still searching the area. there are no reports of injuries. ( james ) thanks, will. (james) now lets get a check of weather and traffic. (anny hong): high pressure will maintain very warm and dry conditions for inland areas through today. a shallow marine layer and weak seabreeze will keep the coast seasonably cool. a cooling trend is expected regionwide from tuesday through friday. warming is then expected for inland areas during the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 a stall being cleared at fremotn street but your drive tiem is is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( james ) happening now...

trans-urban also states -- during rush hour it needs to keep prices high to keep traffic low, ensuring that drivers in the hot lanes can travel at 55-60 miles an hour. a shocking discovery on a college campus. how thousands of bodies may be buried beneath the soil -- straight ahead. and 911 calls just released from that incident at penn state university where a fraternity pledge died. you'll hear the person who finally called 911 -- 12 hours after the deadly fall. z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y w/ shower chances - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s return next week! today: mostly sunny becoming mostly cloudy this afternoon. seasonable. highs: 70-75 winds: n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 48-55 winds: ne 5 mph thursday: mostly cloudy. showers. highs: 64-68 winds: ne 5 mph a former redskin in hot water this morning. arrest has been issued. what clinton portis allegedly did that got him into trouble -- next. redskins great. tom roussey shows us why police are looking for clinton portis. trt: 1:19 oc: sigout around the nation -- tennessee teacher who's charged with kidnapping a 15-year-ol

to the murray entergy corporation, the ohio valley trans loading center. before we do that, we are joined here in our capitol hill studio by manuel quinones, deputy editor of environment and energy news. let's talk about the rock itself. what are the main types of coal that our mind in united states -- that are mined in the united states? guest: you have endocyte coal in pennsylvania -- anthracite coal in pennsylvania. then you have a type of coal it is moregnite -- brown, has less energy. it is still used, especially in north dakota. there is a plant in mississippi that now wants to use lignite coal. it ranges. host: you talk about the ranges of coal. what kind of mines are there in the united states? guest: many people assume all coal plants -- many are used to make iron and steel. mines are for that etal -- how much countries are developing how much steel we need to make buildings. host: manuel quinones is our first guest this morning. special phone lines today. we want to hear your comments -- coal miners and family members of coal miners, 202-748-8001

kron four's will tran is live in san jose. plus.ex offender uses a fake name to enroll into a bay area college. kron four's lydia pantazes is live with more on the story. plus. a mother is outraged after her daughter is beaten at school and it's all caught on camera. hear from her in a story you will only see on kron four. you will only see on kron four. more people than ever are making the move to nissan. you will only see on kron four. ♪ because of rogue, the best selling suv in america. ♪ titan, with america's best truck warranty. ♪ and the most advanced safety features on altima and other best selling models. ♪ that's why we're america's fastest-growing auto brand. get 0% financing for up to 72 months on 11 models. ♪ ( will ) in just a matter of hours we will learn the fate of teh man accused of killing sierra lamar. i am live at the courthouse as we wait for the verdict to be read in court. ( anny ) and a girl beaten at school and it is all caught on camera. what the girl says lead up to the attack and now her mother is demandi

asia pacific trade ministers hope to salvage the trans pacific partnership after president trump pulledrance, where the new president, emmanuel macron, says he expects no honeymoon from the public after his first week in power. he now has try and to win a majority in next month's parliamentary elections, and implement the economic policy he says can turn the country around. so what is macron economics, and can it solve france's problems? macron calls himself neither right nor left — and sure enough, the team he announced on wednesday is a diverse mix of figures from parties on the left, the right and the centre. he says his economic policy is based on the ‘nordic‘ model. what's that? basically it mixes spending cuts on the one hand and giveaways on the other. he plans to cut spending by 60 billion euros over the next five years. the civil service will be hit hard — 120,000 jobs will go. but over the same period, he has pledged 50 billion euros worth of stimulus measures. that includes cutting the corporate tax rate from 33% to 25% — and lowering the tax burden on households. it's a simi

kron 4's will tran is live in san jose to explain what happened. plus...y are searching for a man who stabbed another man. we'll tell you where it happened and why they say it was random. and our big story this morning... the hot weather hitting the bay area. details on just how hot it will get in your neighborhood and when to what are you doing? watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom. (mark) and i'm mark danon. that breaking news we're following this morning... a man is in the hospital after an officer involved shooting san jose.( darya ) will tran is live at the scene with details on what happened. will? ( will ) we are following breaking news out of san jose where police are now investigating an officer involved shooting. it happened just after 11-30 last night.(ááátriggerááá) police were responding to repo

honestly, that was more difficult, to come out as a republican than trans! 0k!e also a supporter of donald trump and at first, he said, during the campaign, he supported the idea that lgbtq people could use, for example, the rest rooms that they wished, and that has now been rescinded. what do you think about that? is that the kind of thing you should be campaigning on? i do campaign on it. i'm all over that stuff. there is a political side to this. i did talk to trump. people say that i'm a supporter of donald trump. no, i like the republican party because i believe in limited government, i believe in the people of this country, not the government. if we're going to get out of this mess that we are in, it's going to be the people, not the government, that do it, and trump was our candidate so i'm going to vote for him, and i did. i thought he would be pretty good when it comes to lgbt issues. i talked to him in the campaign and he put out some federal guidelines which i think is important when it comes to dealing with lgbt issues and trans issues. he rescinded

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weekly trans pass goes up to 25.50. a monthly trans pass $96.art of the transition to a new payment system. >>> a popular photo spot for tourists and philadelphians is about to close a couple weeks. we'll tell you about it. ukee shows off his inner daredevil. >> whoa. >> ukee takes a ride on wildwood's newest attraction. the make over it underwent >> a t isn't complete without a tram ride mus the tram you the best time to get tho p weekend. >>> watch the tram care please. >>> wildwood local has lent her voice to the famous recording. watch the tram car, please, the tram come back in 49 takes passengers along the two-mile long boardwalk. if you've been to wildwood any time between 1992 and today, you may have seen my man behind the wheel >> i work 16 hours a day, seven days a week, with a little nap and i never get tired of it. >> he sure doesn't. the john a retired freight train conductor spent the last 24 hours driving the tram. he drives up and down the board and he joins us live. what do you love about it so much >> i love the excitement. i l

trains are not able to access the trans-bay tube. right now there is no train service in and out of san francisco from the east bay. and that mayo owe people may hear that and it put more cars on the road. when you have to go, you have to go. and people might just take the car or get into the carpools or whatever. major b.a.r.t. delays right now because of a disabled train. also a medical emergency, a switching problem near lake merritt. if you want to use a different way -- you can see a crash on 880. it is right there. the traffic will be very slow. look just beyond -- look just beyond. see, it is actually wide open right there. so the crash is blocking lanes northbound 880 at hyde street. that traffic has come to a complete stand still on the nimitz freeway. as if you needed more problems in the east bay. also slow traffic on 580 westbound this morning as you drive through livermore and pleasanton because of an earlier accident. getting through the ultima pass traffic is slow and also affected by wind. san mateo bridge traffic is

cal trans is exploring options for this repair. >> let's say the roadway is gone. would have to reconstruct the roadway. they would have to shore up the hillside and allow -- either put a netting or something for future slide activity. >> this year's punishing rain just ended up being too much. she compared this to another one in 1983 about 15 miles north of this one. there are alternate routes. >> 10 miles north of here off highway 1. it goes east-west. >> when you travel you just go we can have a boulder or two. that's part of the fun. >> meanwhile 100,000 visitors are expected to show up at yosemite national park this memorial day weekend. after this winter's heavy rain and snow it might be well worth it to see the amazing water falls. visitors should arrive before 9:00 in the morning or after 4:00 in the afternoon to avoid the crowds. >>> if you're heading to the sierras, lake tahoe resorts are still open for skiers and snowboarders. squaw valley will stay open through the weekend. ski season is closed over at heavenly. but you can still enjoy snow tubing throu

(will tran stand up-fire investigators say it will take weeks to find out what caused the fire.but early on they say... .nothing jumps out as suspiciousin sunnyale, will tran k4 news) (vicki)in southern california. . . .crews contain a wildfire that forced hundreds of people out of there homes.the brush fire started over the weekend in a rural area of san diego county.hundreds of people were evacuated after flames spread rapidly in the dry, hot conditions.officials say it's 100-percent contained after scorching nearly two-thousand acres.no injuries - reported. investigators are looking to social media for clues into what caused the blaze. (grant) still ahead, it was one of president trump's key campaign promises -- a wall between the u-s and mexico.. tonight -- we take you to the edge of california -- and show you the rarely seen border barrier ... already in place. t t the trump administration is proposing to dramatically change how the federal government spends your money. pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki... president trump

will tran is live on the scene with an update on the investigation.ar-old boy is shot while walking his dog in the east bay. averi harper is live outside the hospital this morning with more on his condition. and more arrests made for the manchester terror attack. but now british officials say they are done sharing information with the u-s. we'll have the latest. gúw (darya) good mornig i'm darya folsom. (mark) and i'm mark danon. breaking news just in to kron four... a body in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood.( darya ) kron 4's will tran just go on the scene. will, what do we know? ( will ) a body was found in bernal heights near anderson street. at about 5:30 this morning police responded to a call of a person down in bernal heights park. officers responded and found a male victim. he was suffering from apparent stab wounds. paramedics responded and the victim was declared deceased. the sfpd homicide detail is investigating. (darya) and we first told you this story with a breaking news push alert around 6:40 this morning. stay connected wi

will tran is at the breaking news desk with the latest. will. ( will ) former f-b-i director james comey says that while he may not understand the reasons why he was fired he respects the presidents authority to do it. in a letter to his former colleagues comey said he would not spend time thinking about the decision or the way it was executed. this morning critics of the president are questioning the timing of comey's dismissal after it was revealed that comey requested more money for the investigation into possible ties between russia and the president's campaign. democratic senator richard blumenthal is drawing parallels between president trump's firing of comey and the watergate investigation that drove president richard nixon from office. the senator says this is now a constitutional crisis that needs to be dealt with right away. republican senators are also questioning the timing... take a listen to what trump supporters are saying and also how russian president vladimir putin is reacting the the firing of comey:

and you heard angela merkel use the word trans-atlanticist, which she might use because she's a physicist, very intellectual, but she says she remains committed to the nato alliance. however, the germans are saying that they're not sure with this white house this place right now, whether they can fully rely on america to be there for them, dave. >> it's interesting because the biggest exporter of cars for the united states happens to be a german company. those cars are made in the united states with american labor, so it's one of those things that is so confusing about the criticism that president trump has about trade with them, with germany. for merkel, though, this sort of talk is pretty unprecedented from her, isn't it? >> reporter: yeah, it certainly is. i've covered angela merkel since the year 2000, since she was an opposition leader in berlin, and she is someone who really chooses her words very, very carefully. so, she must have heard things from president trump while he was in europe that really were eye-opening and disillusioning to her. so, to hear her speak that way, even tho

[video clip] >> we have a trans loading facility that brings coal by train down to the harbor. we offloaded the trains and loaded onto barges. one of the things we've realized years ago is barge transportation, water transportation is the most efficient way to ship products no matter what product it would be. i can put it into perspective for you. we loaded a barge down here in 40 minutes. takes 40 minutes to load one coal.with 1700 tons of when the barges leave our harbor, there's 15 of them wired together and one vote will pick boat will- one pick those up. it hundred 50 coal trucks to come up with that much coal dust 850 coal trucks to come up with that much coal. we can do it in one boat. barges vary from day to day. we can have up to 60 or 70 barges to load in our harbor at a time. powerplant is inside of 400 miles from here. which would take the coal probably two or three days to get there by water. still, it is a whole lot quicker than trying to use the roads to get there. host: how much coal comes through powhatan point on a daily basis? to many people does it take move

weekly trans pass goes up to 25.50. a monthly trans pass $96.art of the transition to a new payment system. >>> a popular photo spot for tourists and philadelphians is about to close a couple weeks. we'll tell you about it. ukee shows off his inner daredevil. >> whoa. >> ukee takes a ride on wildwood's newest attraction. the make over it underwent >> a trip to wildwood isn't complete without a tram ride. it's just as much as and icon as the tram itself. >>> lauren will be back to tell you the best time to get those outdoor plans and this holiday weekend. >>> watch the tram care please. >>> wildwood local has lent her voice to the famous recording. watch the tram car, please, the tram come back in 49 takes passengers along the two-mile long boardwalk. if you've been to wildwood any time between 1992 and today, you may have seen my man behind the wheel >> i work 16 hours a day, seven days a week, with a little nap and i never get tired of it. >> he sure doesn't. the john a retired freight train conductor spent the last 24 hours driving the tram. h

kron 4's will tran is live a the scene with details. will?ill) at about 9 last night san jose police officers responded to the 1000 block of laura ville lane on a report of person shot. arriving officers found 2 deceased victims at the residence. an officer involved shooting occurred and the adult male suspect was pronounced dead at the scene as well. no other injuries were reported and no other suspects are outstanding. the officer will be placed on routine paid administrative leave. ( james ) thanks will. thanks will. ( james ) a fire station in east contra costa county is closing its doors. fire station number- 94 in knightsen is part of a district that covers almost 250- square miles and about 100- thousand people. this is the third time the fire protection district has shut it down. but this time it is for good. kron 4's justine waldman's talked to the fire chief about what this will mean for response times. nats of sirensfor just a few more months, fire trucks will head out to calls from station number 94 nat sot the reason we are in th

will tran will have the details coming up in a live report.d rage incident near an elementary school. why police say it was self defense. yes, the toyota mirai runs on hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. (darya) thanks for joining us. i'm darya folsom. (mark) and i'm mark danon. that breaking news we're following this morning... a man is in the hospital after an officer involved shooting san jose.( darya ) will tran is live at the scene with details on what happened. will? ( will ) we are following breaking news out of san jose where police are now investigating an officer involved shooting. it happened just after 11-30 last night. (ááátriggerááá) police were responding to reports o

>> the typical candidate would be someone who has had multiple surgeries and can't have more hair transntation. >> reporter: doctors harvest 5 hair follicles and send them to preservation tank. surgeons remove hair shaft from the bulb which then they are multiplied in special cell culture. >> when the patient is ready to have the trans pleasaplantation let us know and we go through getting those. >> the trial costs between $4,000 and $10,000 plus air fare to england. england is the only western country that allows this type of treatment. >> that was -- the same technology used to clone hair follicles could promote growth of other cells and lead to tumors. >>> a trailblazer who became chief usher at the white house has now been fired. angela reed was the first woman and second african-american to hold that position. hired by president obama in 2011 her portfolio included managing the residence, staff and overseeing events. the chief ush er coordinates closely with the first family. the spokesperson said reed left on good terms. >>> doug, it's not looking like a good weekend for all of th

check out two new pictures trans just sent us. the collapsed hillside is right here, look at that, incredible, right? and splitting the highway in two sections right there. cal trans expects the repair will take months if not longer. >> it should not be as complicated as if the roadway is missing, which we think might be the case. >> reporter: for now the 50 miles of highway 1 is pretty much off limits, it begins at big sur and ends at ragged point south of this past weekend's slide. i'm going to show you how dramatically this changed the coast line. this is the before picture, now see that skirt there protruding from the coastline, that was not there before and it's all due to this past weekend's slide. the seasonal danger is over. >>> when it comes time to buy wine, a lot of people count on the store shelf labels scoring the bottles. but what are you really getting? >> michael finney investigates whether those labels tell the whole story, and what you need to know before you buy your next bottle. >>> and the contentious history

more on this story - coming will tran k4 newsin san francisco will tran k4 news (grant) an uber driver goes missing... and now his family is pleading for his safe return. more on this story - coming up. (vicki) but first, a woman attempts to abduct a 2- year-old boy at a popular bay area tourist destination. how witnesses were able to step in - and rescue the boy. (grant) and we are following breaking news overseas. several people are dead after reports of an explosion we are following breaking news at 5:30. police are reporting 19 people are dead after reports of an explosion at a concert overseas. police now say they are treating this as a terrorist (vicki) kron four's steve aveson is tracking this breaking news for us - and joins us now live for the newsroom with more. steve? (steve) grant and vicki, we are learning that 20 people have died - several others injured. video taken inside the arena shows concertgoers screaming as they tried to make their way out. police are asking the public to avoid the area around the manchester arena. there are reports of two explosions - but no word

costing millions of dollars to reopen highway 1 buried under a mudslide near big sur on saturday, cal trans believes there are five active slides in the area. the monterey herald reports that engineers will use radar and drones to learn more about those slides. it may take weeks to come up with a plan to fix the highway. >>> well, for the third straight year, the warriors will battle the cleveland cavs in the nbc finals. >> we appreciate the fans that have stayed here. >> yep. >> last night, the cavs blew out the celtics in boston to win the eastern conference championship. las vegas has the warriors strongly favored. abc7 is the only place you can see the finals, game one on thursday. coverage starts at 5:30 as the warriors try to avenge last year's loss to cleveland. will the off season of kevin durant be enough to beat the cavs? tweet us. >> oh, man, we've got to wait nearly a week for that? here's a look at the san mateo bridge. it's breezy from time to time. let's talk about what's going on as far as your commute planner. on the bay, it's going to be good. not as breezy. on the roads,

trans-urban says needs to keep prices high to keep traffic low, ensuring that drivers in the hot lanes can travel at 55-60 miles an hour. happening today. a push to help avoid driving distracted. nats star ryan zimmerman will visit mclean high school to speak with students on the dangers of texting and driving. it's all part of, "phones down, homerun"-- an anti-distracted driving campaign aimed at teens. 35 percent of teenagers admit to texting while driving. one out of every five fatal accidents is the result of distracted driving right now.. howard county police are asking for help to find a stolen puppy. becca is a four-month-old female husky mix with blue eyes. she was stolen over the weekend from "small miracles cat and dog rescue" in ellicott city. there were no signs of forced entry. nothing else was taken. the case is being investigated as a burglary. if you see becca at a pet store, a asked to call howard county police. ad lib weather tease (low 70s) - cloudy & cooler late week w/ shower chances - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s return next week! today: mostly sunny beco

kron 4's will tran is on the scene. will. ( will ) this sink hole opened up around 6:00 this morning. a car fell into the hole. it is a bout 5 feet wide and 14 feet long. there is no word on what may have caused this sinkhole to open. this is on 7th and townsend. firefighters are asking people to avoid the area. so far no injuries have been reported. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) today is the first full day of jury deliberations for the man accused of murdering sierra lamar.( mark ) closing arguments wrapped up yesterday and the jury now has the case. averi harper is live in san jose as we wait for the jury's decision. averi. ( averi ) the fate of the man accused of murdering sierra lamar is now in the hands of a jury. the defense and prosecution have now rested their cases against antolin garcia torres. since sierra's body since since sierra's body has never been found, the prosecution's case against torres is centered primarily on d-n-a evidence. in their rebuttal to the d

kron 4's will tran is live there this morning with the details. will. ( will ) today's protest will begin at 8:00 and last for about 2 hours before they march to justin herman plaza. this is just one of the many events planned around the bay area and across the country. hundreds of people are expected to show up at this protest. the protesters say they are protesting the recent deportations by ice agents and the trump administrations treatment of immigrants. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) may day events will also be held in the south bay later today. on willow street in san jose... several businesses are closing their doors in support of international workers day. people who work in the area say they feel strongly about taking part in today's rallies and the message they are sending.

check out two new pictures cal trans just sent us. the collapsed hillside is right here, look at that, incredible, right? and splitting the highway in two sections right there. cal trans expects the repair will take months if not longer. >> it should not be as complicated as if the roadway is missing, which we think might be the case. >> reporter: for now the 50 miles of highway 1 is pretty much off limits, it begins at big sur and ends at ragged point south of this past weekend's slide. i'm going to show you how dramatically this changed the coast line. this is the before picture, now see that skirt there protruding from the coastline, that was not there before and it's all due to this past weekend's slide. the seasonal danger is over. >>> when it comes time to buy wine, a lot of people count on the store shelf labels scoring the bottles. but what are you really getting? >> michael finney investigates whether those labels tell the whole story, and what you need to know before you buy your next bottle. >>> and the contentious history

: tran was able to escape vietnam but not able to escape a fatal brain tumor. >> to have somebody tell you that they're going to cut into your brain and take this malignant gross thing out of it, it's just unbelievably scary and that's why it's so wonderful to have this organization trying to raise money so that people don't have to go through that nightmare. >> reporter: almost everyone here at the race for home has a story. today wearing their yellow shirts showing that they are a survivor, they walk side by side together. >> it has made me really appreciate life. you know, i go every day full force. >> reporter: in the past 20 years the race has raised over $27 million leading to break- throughs, but there's still so much to do, but it won't be done alone. >> it's such a loving community that seeing people year after year, i mean it's like coming home. >> reporter: in northwest d.c. janice park, wusa9. >> that wall of hope was created by the roth family in honor of their father jeffrey who died from a brain tumor 17 years ago. >>> thousands of walkers wrapped up a 39-mile two day jo

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i'm will tran. (will)lets get a check of weather this morning... morning...weather this check of lets get a (will)lets get a check of weather this morning... 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (will) now to a story you will only see on kron 4. a high school coach steps in to stop a fight. and it's all caught on camera. it happened at college park high school in pleasant hill.. now students fear the coach will be disciplined. kron 4's alecia reid has the story. this all went down during lunch last monday.as soon as students heard this teenager threatening a freshman, they called for help.pkgnatssot - if the coach wasn't there, more than likely she would have been attackedcaptured on video students say this teenager wearing a blue striped shirt and black tights isn't a student at college park high. but she came there with the intent to hurt another student.sot - she had it in her hand w

and clear saturday you trans and queer lounge. out the beer and go back to my dorm. >> that doesn't surprise me. >> if i don't have to go to class one day, i support that. a day off! i been working really hard. don't fight racism with more racism, richard. when i was in school, i didn't ever get myself in the library. i try to get out of the library as soon as possible. >> and out of class... >> all right, we've got to go. we'll continue this discussion during the break. so fun. the justice department is going to challenge an appeal court ruling against president trump's travel ban. is the supreme the court next? details coming ahead. ♪ ♪ >> president trump's travel ban is going to the supreme court. yes, indeed, america, it's true grit attorney general jeff sessions says he's taking the president's executive order to the nation's highest court after another federal court struck it down. form at the acting general sally yates why she declined to defend the ban before president trump fired her. >> defending the constitutionality of

trans-canada shares rose nearly 3% to $46.88. >>> a st. louis jury has ordered johnson & johnson to pay $110 million to a woman who said the company's baby powder containing talc caused her ovarian cancer. this is the largest verdict so far of the more than 2,000 accusing j&j of not warning about the risk. shares fell to $123.51. >>> now to our market monitor. last time he was on in november, he recommended waters, ecolab, and pepsico, all of which have risen. he's alan bond, top performing portfolio manager at the jensen quality growth fund, which is up more than 8% this year. welcome. record highs for the nasdaq and s&p today, the dow not far behind. how much higher can this market go? >> yeah, that's clearly the question. and it's obviously been a very, very strong start to the year. in many ways, really kind of a continuation of the rally we saw in the fourth quarter of last year. one trend that we have our eyes on is as we look at leadership this year, the market is being led by high quality stocks. that's a bit of a change from last

different types of recipes. >> she's all about the time involved and not taking shortcuts. >> dung trangot the recipe from her mother. >> she's speaking upon my grandmother, the recipes, and studying the art of making such a painstaking product. >> the process is a labor of love. >> different cuts of bone marrows infused with ginger and ginseng. >> it's similar to american chicken noodle soup. >> it's comfort food, you know. >> but steeped in the family history and culture of their vietnamese homeland. >> boom. there you go >> a delicious way to end the show. >> our thanks to franklin square and the chinese lantern festival for hosting our celebration of asian pacific american history and culture. >> don't forget the festival is every evening starting at 6 through june 11th. you can find details on that and all of the people and places we featured on the visions page of 6abc dot com. thanks for watching and good night everyone.

kron 4's will tran is live this morning with the details. night a grey toyota was driving on south bound-880 getting off at winton ave in hayward... someone in an unknown car pulled up to the truck and started shooting at the driver's side of the truck. two of the three people in the truck were hit. they suffered non-life threatening injuries. the truck ran off the road. right now police do not have a description of the suspect car. they say it appears to be an isolated incident. ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (mark) president trump is still looking for a new f-b-i director after the firing of james comey. ( darya ) anny hong is here with the details on the search. anny? (anny) as president trump considers a replacement for fired fbi director james comey... lawmakers are urging him to steer clear of appointing any politicians. the advice comes amid more criticism over the president's dismissal of comey during an fbi probe of russia's meddling with last year's election and any ties to the trump cam

kron four's will tran is live at the scene with more on the investigation.good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... hot spot wb 84 after th tol plaza, backing up trafic onto sb 880 (james)today is the day the weather hot spot wb 84 after th tol plaza, backing up trafic onto sb 880 (james)today is the day the weather changes. a dramatic cool down begins that we will ride all the way through the weekend. let's start with what's happening right now. our 4-zone camera network shows the marine layer back in play with fog at the coast. morning temperatures reflect that with 40s and 50s near the ocean. it's slightly warmer in the east bay and south bay valleys with 60s there. by mid morning inland temps will hit 70, the low 80s by the afternoon. bay shoreline communities will enjoy mid to upper 70s. everyone will see partly and temperatures that are 5 to 0 degrees cooler than yesterday. looking forward, temps will continue to cool friday and into the weekend. clouds will also build. there

within four years kal tran says it can double current capacity.overnor brown praised today's fun a a shovel ready project that will expand service on a already congested corridor. improve air quality and put thousands of people to work. >>> up first tonight for a sitting ugs president president trump visitored one of the jerusalem's holeiest sites the western wall israel is the second stop of the president's first official strip overseas nbc jay gray is following the president he is live in jerusalem with plor. just after 3:00 a.m. your time in jerusalem thank for joining us a busy day for the president. >> reporter: yeah absolutely it was janelle. quiet in the old city at this point in the overnight hours as you talk about. been a lot of work on the ground here for the president during the day. reconfirming the strong relationship between the united states and israel, laying the groundwork for what he calls the ultimate deal. in taking a swipe at reports he shared confidential information with russian officials. >> for the first time on the forei

will tran is live with more on what the schools are doing to keep your kids healthy. thieves are targeting homes in one bay area city. we will tell you where it is happening. plus... today is the last day of mild temperatures before a huge warmup. dave spahr has your neighborhood forecast. what are you doing? watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)light showers or patchy drizzle will remain possible across the central coast through early this morning. breezy onshore flow will persist today along with clearing skies. a more robust warming trend will take place through late week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds along the coast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san ma

trans bay officials say the problem with millennium's foundation is that it's not anchored to bedrock. >>> 4:26 am. a deadly plane crash at lake berryessa. what we know about the victims who work for the manufacture of a unique aircraft. >>> hundreds have no power in the danville area. why there were, literally, thousands left in the dark early this morning. we will have live report. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. >>> good morning. 4:29 am. the power is out in danville and the east bay. the started around 1:45 am. pg&e crews are out there. they're trying to get the lights back on as quickly as possible. christien kafton is out there and will bring us a live report. >> you felt a little bit of that as well. >> i did. i thought it was affected by. it's in that general, east bay area. 2000 people and they were estimating they may be will have it back by 7 am. >> it will be good t

the wild card, again, is our friend donald trump, who, despite the previous administration and the trans—pacificically in a bromance with the leadership of china now, because of north korea. one of the reasons why tensions have risen between india and china is because india has moved closer to the united states. it certainly did under the 0bama administration. what will happen at the donald trump, one doesn't know. this has offended china. it is india and the united states ganging up against china. that is one of the reasons why tensions are higher today than they were a couple of years ago. and your anxieties as well, about kashmir, why we should be more concerned, even more concerned now than we have been in the past? the united states and india, going up against china, china has forged closer and closer to pakistan. it is a counter ganging up against india, with china and pakistan. what has happened is that this economic corridor, as it is called, a massive highway through disputed territory, as mandated by the united nations. the entire area of kashmir is disputed, as far as the united natio

. >>> new pictures tonight of birds cost kal trans millions of dollars. the double crested comb rant are pictured in the latest news letter this poet is special because they show the birds unthe new eastern span of bridge. the they were guilt for enemy no enes ties the birds to leave the home unthe old span. they are a protected species. kal tran was obliged to accommodate the birds and the patience paid off because they moved. >> okay ongoing sagging weather whiplash final check on the forecast. [ whistles ] internet speeds 20x faster. at&t fiber sounds amazing. wait a sec, i'm not done yet. less than 12% of at&t homes actually qualify. huh... hold on. everyone else gets our other, slower internet speeds. but no one reads this stuff anyway. except for the old guy with the binoculars. huh... we got ourselves a reader. don't be fooled by at&t. xfinity delivers the fastest speeds to the most homes. the push by bay area lawyers to change the way we all pay >>> coming up tonight at 6:00 run the red light go to jail? the push by the area lawmakers to change th