good evening everyone, i'm vicki liviakis. tonight we are learning more about the crash victim.wesley burton. who was a local radio host. kron-4's emily turner is live at the k-p-f-a radio station where burton worked. emily what do we know? >> reporter: we know police are looking for the driver of a dodge charger.and we know the folks who knew and loved wesley burton are worried about the family he's leaving behind. he should have been here tonight, at kpfa he was a 36 year old board operator and co host of a local program that spotlighted local musicians. he was also the father of three and a husband. now, he's gone and just look at the wreckage. police say a dodge charger- the white car- was speeding down 60th and slammed into burton's car on martin luther king. the drivers left the scene and burton was pronounced dea right there. it happened around three am on saturday. and last night, this radio station sent out a message to its fans about his death and remembering him- tonight at eleven i talk with his best friend and co

>> vicki : now at 11. the bay area gets some much needed rain. many people woke up this easter to hear the steady drops of rain fall. this is video from pacifica. even though it was short lived. it was a much welcomed sight after one of the driest winters on record. good evening. i'm vicki liviakis. more april showers are on the way. brian van aken joins us with a look at the forecast. brian >> brian :snow showers with load snow levels part to starting to show up on our storm trackers 4. there is the rain associate with the core of the storm. the blue is no around eureka, very low snow levels down to about 2,000 ft. will actually see some snow right here in the bay area coming up on tuesday snow levels to drop to about. 3,000 about this batch of clouds and rain is going to show up tear for tomorrow night look for some periods of heavy rain in the evening hours tomorrow. into tomorrow. for tuesday will be on the backside of the system would some turbulent air that could produce some showers. i'll talk more about the time and later on >> vicki : to

good evening everyone i'm vicki liviakis. kron 4's emily turner joins us live outside the jail where he is being held with the latest and emily, we are hearing from the young woman's famil for the first time. >> reporter: the family of the woman he is accused of killing has started a fund-raiser. today the family of kendra gonzales says they feel justice has been served in the arrest of her 25 year old boyfriend, drew butler. and there was a fundraiser for them in her hometown of sacramento today. but neither of those things will bring the 30 year old mother back but >> i was angry thinking that he was probably thinking he killed her and got away with it. >> reporter: police say drew butler was in the car tuesday- gonzales was driving. the couple's one year old daughter was in the back with two other adult passengers. police say the couple got into a fight and butler shot her- in the car- in front of everyone. then, they say, he dropped kendra's body the baby and passengers on the side of the road and took off. police capture

>> vicki: now at 11. a father, husband and radio host killed by a hit- and run driver. for the person who killed him. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. 36 year old wesley burton died early saturday morning in a hit and run in oakland. kron 4's emily turner talked to his best friend and show co host about the hole he leaves behind. his coworkers and friends didn't him. not only will he be missed by them, they say but his audience as well. the cargo hold you use a longtime french a fractured is why god it's just devastating officers responded to a report of a traffic collision in the area of pine and larkin streets around 10:30 p.m., according to police. police said a cab driving west on pine street struck a pedestrian when she ran out into the street. southpolice said. the taxicab remained on scene cooperating with officers. the search continues for two missing men following a deadly boating accident in marin county. this is video of the search yesterday from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. on saturday. officials recovered the bodies of windsor resident dian

>> vicki : now at 11. a police pursuit turns deadly in the east bay.after a driver smashes into another car with three people in it. now. richmond police say the man responsible for it all is behind bars. kron-4's scott rates show us what prompted the pursuit. >> scott :police said that all this guy had to do was pull over for a minor traffic violationwe have now learned the name of this video shows a deadly aftermath of the crash. at that same scene sunday afternoon a small memorial lays in the spot where 24-year-old anthony nguyen died. according to investigators it all started when an officer tried pulling over 20-year-old epigmenio perez for speeding behind the wheel of a corvette >> the driver failed to yielda pursuit was initiated. >> scott :however after a short pursuit police then lost perez. it wasn't until later when a witness told police they saw the corvette fly through a stop sign, slamming into a honda civic killing anthony nguyen of san pablo and injuring two others. investigators say perez

. >> vicki: a baby... just hours old... was found by an officer in a dumpster. that was 25 years ago. this week, the baby and the officer who found him were reunited. eileen frere...with our cnn's partnership reports. >> : eileen robin barton shares a bond like no other with this man retired santa ana police officer michael buelna. >> "i hoped that some day i would see him again." the two first met 25 years ago though barton was just four hours old. in what some would call a miracle encounter. it was november 21, 1989. buelna was on duty in santa ana. >> "it was like a sound of a very low meow, like a cat or something." >> reporter: eileen the sound from behind a garbage dumpster. buelna started moving trash around and then made the shocking discovery. >> "i noticed the umbilical cord, and he was covered. he still had all the mucus and stuff, and all the trash and gravel was sticking to him. i tried to give him a tiny little bit of breath, and he reacted a little bit." bill reilly >> dan: riley ballarat the baby weighed just four pounds, two ounces. buelna named

vicki liviakis>>: in half moon bay vicki liviakis kron 4 news. reporter>>: in west marin at good samaritan tries to help to suspects in a stolen car and held--ultimately ends up getting her car stolen. police got a call around 11:00 last night and jumped into action after her car was seen taken away from the scene of the first crash. they apprehended suspects a few minutes from that police department but have not found the second suspect yet. they're looking for information that ultimately the dam to the other person. the good samaritan was just leaving a restaurant. thankfully she was not injured. go that but what a hit it was. reporter>>: the state has issued a statewide water crisis and water restrictions. they have agreed to a purchase of water from other sources to bring into the state to assist with the sources-short-inch. here we ever a port of the huge waste of water that is pouring out of this business. the citizens want to know why it the company is not doing anything about. >>:is certainly not the company's water is this private facili

lastly like to offer a memorial for vick torier also known as vicky, helen smith. she was a district 4 residents and we have many giants fan and considered her giant number 1 fan. she was a bal bowo graduate and 30 year wall greens employee and she also provided a friendly face at wall dproo waens. she had a special place in her heart and treated the seniors like royalty and daily call said and visit frz were the norm. she was involved in the community and [inaudible] afterwards she volunteered countless hours here at city haul in [inaudible] in the sunset vicky rald edfor improvement of the city streets and [inaudible] she also fun raised for the sunset recreation wrairia and supported the sunset beacon center and arranged drive frz the house. vicky asked those honoring the memory go to [inaudible] michael smith who quit his job to provide full time care with his mother making it possible for vicky to stay at home around the family. vicky is survived by her mother heriot, son michael, [inaudible] and twin sister rucell rocky [inaudible] vicky was known for her con

when i first talked to vicki, i said, oh, vicki, why me? need a little republican representation, and i know you worked with ted. so i said, tell me about him and she told me about the vision that senator kennedy had and that she had, the kennedy family has for this great edifice here behind us and i said yes. this is nothing like this anywhere else in america to honor this great institution created in our constitution. and one that senator kennedy dearly loved and made a better place when he was there. oh, yes, we disagreed, we had some fiery discussions, but we came together many times in a bipartisan way to get a result for america. he knew how to give and take and get results. i must say also here today that i thought it was important that we could have somebody that could speak southern other than vicki. [laughter] senator lott: i now know why all the kennedys have so much hair. it to keep their head warm. [laughter] [applause] senator lott: my apologies for not bringing a 75-degree temperature here from mississippi today. i will tell

time care with his mother making it possible for vicky to stay at home around the family. vicky is survived by her mother heriot, son michael, [inaudible] and twin sister rucell rocky [inaudible] vicky was known for her contagious humor and smile and kindness and compassion and will be greatly missed by all lives we have touched. if we can adjourn our meeting in memory of those individuals that is great >> thank you supervisor tang. supervisor wiener jrkss thank you very much madam clerk. i have 2 site items i would like to mention. the first i introduce legislation that would expand the in law unit legislation from the cast row that we passed last year to 3 addition neighborhood. toorkt with the cast row legislation and in law legislation for buildings undergoing seismic ret row fit that we passed together will really help to expand the number of in law units that we have and in law units of course are the most affordable type of non subicized unit. in addition as of the other legislation, when the new in law units are built into buildings that are rent controlled, the ne

vicky is survived by her mother heriot, son michael,

host: vicki shabo, how about those choices? guest: so, i think choices is a little bit of a red herring in the debate. i think to the extent that choices are at a, it has a lot to do with factors -- these factors that veronica are talking about. in that women are still the primary caregivers. just quickly on this one point about the fatherhood bonus and the motherhood penalty, it is very well documented in literature comparing full-time workers to full-time workers. on the dangerous occupations, i have heard this argument a lot. i went and looked at some of those dangerous occupations, and the wage gap persists in each one of those. even women that are working in those occupations are still putting less than men. host: a little bit of perspective, this is on the democratic side. two thirds of families rely on a mother's income. they generally contributed about 40% of the household income. and their earnings account for more than half of household income among 38% of married couples. jerome from south carolina. hey, jerome. jero

thank you, vicky lawrence. glad you're feeling well. >> get there and laugh. >> the next news is at 5:00. until then, have a >> kelly: you've been a bad, bad boy. >> phyllis: mm, do i have a handsome husband -- mysterious and handsome. why won't you tell me what's going on? >> jack: "going on"? >> phyllis: why did you hack in to newman? what do you have on victor? i mean, why aren't you discussing any of this with the family? >> jack: let me ask you a question. why are you asking so many questions when we could be doing this?

i'm vicky nguyen. coming up, a deadly avalanche hits nepal, a google executive killed by a quake-caused avalanche. >>> we investigate why nothing is being done on repairs. >>> anthony slaughter will let you know how long this warm-up will last. you're watching "today on bathe bay." >>> we want to give you a live look outside this sunday morning to start off your day, and that is campbell park where things will be nice and warm today. good morning and thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen. we're here with anthony slaughter. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. temperatures will warm up to the 60s and 70s, and you can see from our sky watch this morning we're looking at clear skies in the silicon valley. it will be clear all morning long, lots of sunshine. that will warm us up to above average this afternoon. a few of us will stay in the 60s like san francisco today. but it will be warmer tomorrow. in fact, the return to 80s the rest of the week. perfect beach weather all week

. >> vicky, of wynnewood was one of the lucky ones.he then two-year-old was among hundreds of orphans plucked out of southeast asia as part of operation baby lift the war in vietnam was ending it was a massive effort to rescue kids out of the vietnam and match them with parents in the united states. >> many people i know say it was right thing. you gave them an opportunity for a better arrive. >> reporter: henry and delores delores, of philadelphia adopted vicky in april 1975. >> no doubt vicky considers herself fortunate to have been raised here in philadelphia by two loving parents. she thinks about what her arrive as an orphan would have looked like had she not been able to escape vietnam. >> i would probably have either become a prostitute or you know been married off to someone or become pregnant at a young age and just had kids worked in a patti field. >> her story was featured in arrive magazine in the late '90's centered on vicky's emotional reunion with betty tis daal the seattle woman she credits with rescuing her. >> these c

i agree with vicki, women need more flexibility. they need more flexibility because of life choices that they make and because they are primarily, and by choice, responsible -- they want to raise their children. the best way to allow them to come in and out of the market without too much of structure and is by having a flexible labor market and not by implementing very rigid barriers that backfire and hurt the most. guest: a couple of things there. one of the great myths, i think, is that greater regulation leads to lower wages do we have a number of experiments. there have been a number of cities and states putting in paid sick days. we know in places like san francisco, the state of connecticut, here in washington dc seattle, those laws have had no negative impact on job growth or creation. in fact, industries that have been most successful, labor and hospitality, those have increased. labor and hospitality jobs in connecticut have increased at a higher rate than they did before. one of the best ways to stimulate the economy is to

but here's the deal, vickie. we have another storm on its heels and by next weekend we could be talking about more showers. while this isn't going to impact us throughout, it's definitely going the right direction. thank you. >> a little bit in the bucket counts. "today in the bay" is back after the break. stay with us. >> it's pretty extraordinary for a 12 or 13-year-old. >> he is moving obstacles by standing in the way of others letting them know the obstacle is there. that's in our proud in the bay area, up next. ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> the bay area has a reputation as the birthplace of many great gadgets but they often come with a hefty price tag. the bay area team is bucking that trend with a new device that could help thousands of people in a new way to see their world. garvin thomas joins us with some eye-opening information in this edition of "bay area proud." >> he was in sixth grade when a remote c

host: vicki shabo, how about those choices?uest: so, i think choices is a little bit of a red herring in the debate. i think to the extent that choices are at a, it has a lot to do with factors -- these factors that veronica are talking about. in that women are still the primary caregivers. just quickly on this one point about the fatherhood bonus and the motherhood penalty, it is very well documented in literature comparing full-time workers to full-time workers. on the dangerous occupations, i have heard this argument a lot. i went and looked at some of those dangerous occupations, and the wage gap persists in each one of those. even women that are working in those occupations are still putting less than men. host: a little bit of perspective, this is on the democratic side. two thirds of families rely on a mother's income. they generally contributed about 40% of the household income. and their earnings account for more than half of household income among 38% of married couples. jerome from south carolina. hey, jerome. jerome

let's go to vicki. so you did not file your taxes. what do you do for a living? >> i'm a >> jimmy: a professional puppeteer. i think we went in to infinity and beyond with tim allen. look at that. it's gone. all right. you know what's happened here, folks, the irs has shut these people down. that's what's going on.

all of that tonight when we investigate at 11:00. >> okay, vicki, thank you. useful information. see you at 11:00. if you have a tip for vicky nguyen or anyone else in our investigative unit call us at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail directly to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the drought is accelerating the fire season and cal fire is scrambling to keep up. i'm robert honda live in milpitas where seasonal firefighters began outdoor training today, months ahead of schedule. >>> and good afternoon. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking gusty winds today. that is not helping that fire danger. anywhere from 20 to 50 miles per hour. we'll let you know how gusty it will get tomorrow plus details on any possible rainfall in just a few minutes. >>> i don't really do intend to win. i have a lot of fun building these devices and that's kind of why i do them. >> this teenager experiments with fun and she's making a big difference in the lives of people suffering from diabetes and copd. it's part of our "bay area proud" series, next. >>> then at 6:00 a donation but it never made it t

>>vicky - everybody can fold. >> reporter:meet sisters vicky and linda - or as i have come to see them as the dynamic duo of origami. >>vicky mihara avery/origami artist 02 - i consider myself to be a teacher. >>linda mihara/origami artist - i am the designer. >> reporter:coupled with their unique and complimentary styles - for years, these two san francisco natives have been precisely folding a single piece of paper here and simple. >> this is a crane - >>and sublime. >>: i designed this with a 6 foot piece of paper - it won several awards >> reporter:for the sisters, origami has father - right here owned an import business then opened a store to bring japanese goods - including origami - to the city. now the sisters run the business. >>paper was precious, only for the rich. it was not to be wasted. >>--i am folding one of my favorite designs. >> reporter:this time of year is special to the sisters as they get ready for the cherry blossom festival. >>--this will be our 48 festival. we love to get out and share our passion. it is great to see satisfaction of someone making something. >

i'm vicky nguyen. another police pursuant results in the death of a by standing in the east bay. >> water restrictions become a reality in one bay area city. cut the watering and washing and how shallow your pools and ponds need to be. >> from trin record-high temperatures, meteorologist, christina loren will break it all down for you. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> let's give you a live look outside at palo alto. if you can make it out, that's the sun rising and a little bit hazy out there. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm vicky nguyen and standing by is christina loren. anthony slaughter has the morning off, a well-deserved morning off. >> you are going to give us the rundown. >> if you like warm weather, get on out and enjoy it. 44 in the north bay, 51, san francisco. 49 to kick off the new day in the south bay. temperatures this afternoon are going to end up a good 5, even 8 degrees warmer in some cities than where we hit yesterday. the good news is, we still have a very slight c

i'm the real vicky nguyen. i have a different blood type and i'm allergic to penicillin, which could be deadly if there is a mixup. >> you can be misdiagnosed and mistreated. >> it is a lot harder to get your medical identity back. you can't get a new credit card or number. >> it includes your date of birth, social security number, health plan. those are things you cannot shut down and issue a new one. >> just ask ronnie. five years since he discovered the trail of medical bills. he is still battling the hospitals. what's more? ronnie thinks this is the man that stole his medical identity. gary vogel, ronnie's long-lost brother. we learned gary vogel worked for a carnival company, which explains the know mad dick medical treatments. we confirmed eight arrests or citations since november. every one in the name of ronnie vogel, most for nuisance and criminal conduct. >> this means there is a criminal record being accumulated in your name. >> reporter: we obtained video from the patrol car taken after they busted

i'm vicky nguyen. let's get a check of your

vicki nguyen has a look at this. >> imagine using this information to get medical treatment, and thaey say it is tough to get your medical identities back, and it happened to 2.3 million people right here in the u.s., including the man you are about to meet. >> ronny vogel was on vacation in las vegas when he decided to splurge and apply for a credit card and he was rejected. >> i was really surprised by that because i had only had one other credit card and all of my payments were on time. >> reporter: when the automatic credit card showed up in the mail. >> it was pages and pages and upon pages of unpaid emergency care and unpaid medical treatments. >> reporter: it was a laundry list nationwide from florida to tennessee to colorado and washington. >> states that i have never visited, ever. at that the point i knew that something very, very wrong. >> reporter: he showed us some of the bills including this recent $728 at st. joseph's in washington. >> they are unpaid bills in the thousands of dollars. >> medical identity theft is when somebody else uses somebody else's identity to obtai

senator mccain: thank you ted vicki, patrick, mr. vice president.family and friends and colleagues assembled here it's a privilege to be with you today to help dedicate this wonderful institute, a fitting memorial to the man who gave a half century of dedicated and accomplished service to our country in a place he truly loved, the united states senate. i wish i hadn't already told my best antidote about ted at his memorial service. it might have been appropriate here. it concerned an exchange he and i had on the senate floor was that notable for its volume and vigor. that's a good kennedy word for you. the story that we both enjoyed telling. since many of you were present the last time, i won't repeat it today. pity to, it's a good one. we were on the floor -- [laughter] senator mccain: there were two freshmen senators, one democrat, one republican, who got into a parliamentary dispute and i saw it taking place so i went down and gnarl -- naturally took the side of the freshman republican senator and who should appear out of the democrat cloak room

emotional reunion with humanitarian betty tis dale seattle woman vicky credits with rescuing her. >>ildren can't stay here. they orchestrate in the air lift to get the babe it out. and they had to get cargo planes, they had to make up birth certificates, it was this incredible operation, and they, you know, they did it. >> this month marks the 40th anniversary of operation baby lift. >> i wouldn't be here, many of us wouldn't be here, if it weren't for people like her. >> married now with four children of her own she is hoping tis dale will finally get the recognition she is due. in wynnewood, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> incredible story. now, operation baby lift will be commemorated today beginning at 10:00 o'clock at the new jersey viet nam veterans memorial in monmouth county. >> it is 5:36 right now. service to the statue of liberty expected to resume this morning after a bomb scare forced the monument to be evacuated on friday. authority say someone called 911, threatening to blow up this statue. the bomb squad inspected the package found near the lockers. it was

i'm investigative reporter vicky win. what happens when somebody's blood type or allergies get mixed up with yours? we will show you how to protect your medical identity. >> and it's something that no other state has managed to do. the green milestone that california just reached. stay with us. >> california has some new bragging rights when it comes to solar power. it has become the first state to generate more than 5% of its lek tris tristy from solar. california generated a record 9.9 million megawatt hours in 2014 an increase of 6 million megawatt hours since 2013. >> an important change today for a south bay landmark and it happened quietly without fanfare. google is now the custodian of the giant air ship hangars at moffett field. google said -- >> a scathing evaluation of the irs from an unlikely source it's own director the head of the irs admitting that 60% of telephone calls are going unanswered during this tax season. fewer audits but also fewer staff members to help taxpayers. >> as the serious ramifications o

about 300 such encampments around san jose just like the one here and laura's backyard instead of a vickie liviakis kron 4 news. >> catherine heenan: we checked up that last story after view was reached out to us if you have a story idea boatwright kron4.com and click on the mike kron 4 story button on the homepage to submit to story. >> catherine heenan: and on our web site you'll also find raw video of the homeless encampment in kamen vicki lynn reactors and a photographer went on a tour of the area and is really i opening stuff. >> stanley roberts: o.k. let's watch the man with a tiny dog on the least. it would place the dog in the back and then heads into the store. with the help of a hidden camera i could see people by letting san francisco held scope by bringing the pets and the store. the food and drug misspent administration states like animals cannot be on the premises of food establishment working police officers dawks cats birds and other animals the federal government says that animals are unsanitary and the law protect the food from scratch contamination by any germs from dogs

first of all marvin and his cousin vicki live nearby and in a rental unit on 16th street and 19th street. their intent was to build here and move into each of these. marvin and his wife and two children wanted a large enough place for their children and visiting grandparents. the existing one story building with a basement is only 1500 square feet and occupied by its owner and her boyfriend mr. roberts until 2013 when they moved out. there were no evictions and vacant since they moved out. it's in poor condition, a lot of violations and they didn't have the money to renovate it. it's a cottage and of course it was not deemed historic. a picture of it is there. oh and could you please turn on the -- down at sfgtv would you turn on the photographs please. >> it's showing. >> great. and let's look at the new building proposed. the new building sits between the building on the left and if you point to the appellant's building and to the right those owners support. the building in the middle as you can see has a number of setbacks both at the ground floor and top. if you point to the setbacks

vickie vick vicky nguyen has more. >> reporter: we get bombarded with information about paying to save your child's umbilical cord. tonight the investigative unit takes you inside the largest private bank in the world. we will show you how it works and how often stem celles from a child's cord blood are used to treat that child or someone in their family. we will also tell but the alternative that is making a come back in california. donating your baby's cord blood it a public bank. >> when mother donates her unit it can be for anybody in the whole world. it is really a global network. >> what do you say to critics who say that businesses like this prey on new parents' fears about insurance for the future. >> what we are try doing here is insure that parents can make an informed decision. >> we will talk about how the industry is regulated and what the american academy of pediatrics says about paying store cord blood. we investigate tonight at 11:00. >> if you have something for the investigative oou unit give us a call. can you also send an e-mail to nbcbayarea.com. >>> shutting down

vicky started training right away. >> you know how football players come down t line? that is what i imagine. >> super hero events promised red and gold tee shirts, medals and runner names that lit up on the big screen. and then, a let down. it was now santa clara half marathon ending in a parking lot instead of on the field >> it's disappointment. >> but then, the race was cancelled altogether. hundreded paid the fee. >> i started e mailing them and we didn't hear from them for months. >> i decided i'm going to contact 7 on your side. >> we contacted the promoter and 49ers. turns out they disagreechlt super hero tells us a verbal agreement was being put in place and a written version was drawn up the promoter shared this e mail however, 49ers say there was never an agreement. and told us someone had a preliminary meeting to talk about a marathon. this group took it as if it was happen aing. we chalked it up to them being overzealous overzealous. soon after, there was reason to cheer. >> we got our refunds. >> the super hero have their refund now as well. >> now want t

vicky na win vicky nguyen is here with new details. >> a management alert from the office of attorney general. it sites our original report for calling attention to the 911 issue and that it is revising national policy to instruct employees to call 911 immediately when there is a medical emergency. call 911 in case of a medical emergency. what is common sense for most of us was simply not the rule at the usps facility in oakland. it was a rule that may have caused serious delays for postal worker, sam mccaution. in august they found him down from a severe head injury. >> we have an employee bleeding from the mouth. no one saw what happened to sam but coworkers reported finding him lying on the floor bleeding and unconscious. records show no one called 911 for up to 53 minutes after he was found. sam's wife marny. >> it is so sad. i can imagine him fighting for his life. >> the investigative unit first revealed an internal postal service report that showed employees first called supervisors that called more managers who called the on-site postal police who finally called 911. why? beca

vicky started training right away. >> you know how football players come down the line? what i imagine. >> super hero events promised red and gold tee shirts, medals and runner names that lit up on the big screen. and then, a let down. it was now santa clara half marathon ending in a parking lot instead of on the field >> it's disappointment. >> but then, the race was cancelled altogether. hundreded paid the fee. >> i started e mailing them and we didn't hear from them for months. >> i decided i'm going to contact 7 on your side. >> we contacted the promoter and 49ers. turns out they disagreechlt super hero tells us a verbal agreement was being put in place and a written version was drawn up the promoter shared this e mail however, 49ers say there was never an agreement. and told us someone had a preliminary meeting to talk about a marathon. this group took it as if it was happen aing. we chalked it up to them being overzealous overzealous. soon after, there was reason to cheer. >> we got our refunds. >> the super hero have their refund now as well. >> now want to update

el ano pasado vicky yorba se llevo una desagradable sorpresa.se me acabo estaba regando y se acabo. no salía mas sin nada. cg: vicky yorba/residente de porterville esta foto muestra el patio antes de la sequia...este es el patio ahora.. (stand up) tc:15:11:12 cg: raymond mesa/t52 inq: la señora yorba dice que ella hace 8 meses estaba regansu jardín donde todo era pasto y flores y ahora lo único que queda es la tierra.. el agua se ha acabado. 890 pozos se han secado... "cuando se terminan las comodidades, realmente un comienza a valorar lo que tiene." el pozo de la senora yorba se seco. tambien el de la familia ramirez: la ayuda para las 2500 personas afectadas ha venido gracias a donativos y el condado que ha instalado banos temporarles en la iglesia emmanuel: inq: cuando hace frio nomas vienes y esta el agua calientita no tienes que estar calentando. cg:ruby orozco/resident e de porterville pero hay algo aun mas importante,, el agua para tomar. a donna johnson le llaman "the water lady" la mujer del agua. tc: 14:30:59 inq: es un angel ! porque

on back of a transplanter with vicki from again necessary growers. it is booming.rket is booming. usda released numbers. vicki, you were organic before organic was cool. >> i was indeed. >> became certified organic six years ago. or againic corn, three times the cost. soybeans the same way. a lot of people like, for example, chipolte, they are paying farmers to grow organic. >> they are indeed, yes. it is such a growing thing. chipolte is a wonderful organization. in that they really care about local farmers and getting organic crops. it has gone well beyond the ability to supply it. this is fascinating. this is a transplanter, runs through the field. you plant as you go, just like this. try not to be lucy and ethel and not get too far behind. fun stuff and extremely lycra sieve. by the way as my notes got lost. liz: that operation looks like a lot easier on the back. if you're in 100-degree weather, jeff -- >> i like sitting down and working. this is not so bad. next career for me. liz: jeff, thank you very much. thanks to vicki too. >>> when you think of camping

. >> reporter:in halfmoon bay, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> pam: now, we are all hungry!reporter: >>you can see more of vicki's picks at kron4.com her restaurant reviews are in the features section on our website. >> pam: just look for "dine and dish." >> pam: still ahead: >> pam: a health alert for parents: >> pam: the dangerous baby food being recalled tonight. >> pam: and remember the nearly- 9-months- pregnant model. sporting *abs*? >> pam: there's a new development with her pregnancy. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. coming up recently, a 1954 mercedes- benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million dollars. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000 dollars. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2015 cla. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >> pam: and coming up! the heated debate rather and not to vaccinate children. we. with >> reporter: at

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>>reporter:in san jose vicki liviakis kron 4 news. story after viewers reached out to us. >>reporter:if you have a story idea, go to kron4-dot-com, and click on the "my kron 4 story" button on the homepage to submit your story. >>reporter:on our website, you'll also find raw video of the homeless encampment. vicki and her photographer went on a tour of the area. it's really eye-opening stuff -- on kron4.com. >>reporter:still ahead. the fall-out from that deadly police shooting in south carolina. next at 5:30. what the department will be giving all of its officers. and later. proof that the golden bear still has a golden swing. >>reporter:tonight.emotions are running high in south carolina and around the country.after a racially charged police shooting. >>reporter:grant has been following the story and has the new developments. grant? >>reporter:once north charleston officials saw this video.they moved quickly.firing officer michael slager, who is white.and charging him with murder. >>reporter:the victim.who is black.was initially pull

vicky joins us now with an explanation. >> multibillion dollar industry has sprung up around parents paying to privately store their newborn's cord blood. some say those stem cells have a much better chance of saving a life if you give them away. one of the hottest and driest cities in america is home to one of the most precious resources in the world, at least for the half million families who trust this lab in tucson with preserving their baby's cord blood. >> we don't face tornadoes and earthquakes and storm surges and hurricanes and all of the other types of mother nature events that the other areas of the country can face. >> it's just hot. >> it's just hot. we have tanks to ensure that our samples stay nice and cold. the company is the largest private cord blood bank in the world. >> this window looks into our quality control department. >> reporter: after the cord blood is collected from the baby at birth it's sent here to the lab. technicians store and sample it and it's monitored 24/7. >> this is the good stuff? >> this is the good stuff. >> reporter: it contains stem cells

let's go to vicki. so you did not file your taxes. what do you do for a living? jimmy: a professional puppeteer. i think we went in to infinity and beyond with tim allen. look at that. it's gone. all right. you know what's happened here, folks, the irs has shut these people down. that's what's going on. [ cheers and applause ] the irs -- i don't blame them. they are not paying taxes they shouldn't have wi-fi either. if you'd like to join us on the wall of america and have me ask you about your personal finances go to jimmy kimmel.com and you'll find everything you need to know. you are all aware that hillary clinton is running for president. she announced on sunday. [ cheers and applause ] shocking announcement. hillary is the front runner early on for her campaign logo -- have you seen this? it is causing controversy. this is the logo. a lot of people are confused by it. they are wondering why a democrat would have an arrow pointing to the right. others are saying the "h" looks like a hospital sign. wikileaks claims she stole her arrow from them. i think it is s

>> vicki fire investigators tell me that the homeowner passed a way some six months ago and since then no one has lived here but despite there being no electricity inside this home teenagers have still been using it as a place to party and this time it got out of control. >> there isn't much left. >> half the house is gone. that's crazy. >> burned charcoal inside, tip grils, possible causes of the fire. >> neighbor, patrick riley filmed this video of the flames around 1:00 o'clock in the morning after waking up to the sound of fire engines. >> saw a len much of smoke and light and fire instruction and the house was completely on fire. >> the fire district responded to reports of smoke sheriff's deputies broke up a party here attended by at least 100 teenagers. >> to be honest, it looks pretty bad. >> the home has been vacant for quite some time, so it appears the party goers are responsible. >> the dean ageers on site, the vacant house and the fire destroying it. >> ever since the homeowner died last year, fire investigators say the house has been frequented by teens cull minimum satin