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(pam) breaking news at 8. a three- point- five earthquake rattles the bay area.... it happened just before 7-30 this evening ... and was felt from san francisco to vallejo.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne... the epicenter of this quake was in the east bay. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now ...lawrence was this on the hayward fault? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning

stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine. ((pam/ots)) bart just announced..... all trains in the system were stopped for about ten minutes, while crews inspected the tracks... of particular concern.. the transbay tube which runs under the bay between san francisco and ((pam/ots)) ((pam/ots)) in light of the earthquake.. bart just announced..... all trains in the system were stopped for about ten minutes, while crews inspected the tracks... of particular concern.. the transbay tube which runs under the bay between san francisco

and oakland. bart reminds us, checking the tracks is standard procedure whenever there is an earthquake in the region. right now bart says, there is a ten minute delay system wide as trains get up and running again. (ken) we first told you about this earthquake with a push alert from our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news in your neighborhood with alerts from the free kron-4 mobile app. and check out an interactive map of earthquakes in the bay at kron-4 dot com. (ken) our other top story tonight.. we're getting a first look inside the home where police say ten children were tortured and abused.(ken) tonight these two parents have been arrested.(pam) police say, this all happened on fieldstone court in fairfield. that is where the ten children were first found in late march .... living in the middle of garbage and feces, according to police.(ken ) tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live --- charles what's the latest? well, this all started back on march 3st when fairfield police found a missing 12-year-old and took the child

home and discovered what they are calling squalor. the fairfield police department says that during a search of this home on fieldstone court, they found 10 children ranging from 4 months to 12 years old living in horrible conditions.sot while inside officers found unsafe and unsanitary living conditiobnsall of the children were placed in protective custody. their mothere, 30-year-old ina rogers was arrested and charged with child neglect.upon further investigation, police determined that all of the children may have been physically and emotionally abused by their parents.soton may 11th, the children's father, 29-year-old fairfield resident jonathan allen, was arrested and booked into the solano county jail, he is facing 7 counts of felony torture and 9 counts of felony child abuse. the mother, rogers, was released on bail several weeks ago but she could now be facing additioanl charges as well.sotmonday afternoon, rogers told reporters that this is all a big misunderstanding and that allen is not to blame.sotthis is crazy. he's the one playing video games with them and i'm telling them to do chores.the children's father

johathan allen remains in custody on 5 million dollars bail.in fairfield, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( pam) as you can imagine -- neighbors are just shocked to hear what was happening inside the home.many said they had no idea any children even lived there.. never seeing any of them.( ken ) kron4's michelle kingston has more from the neighborhood tonight. tonight.neighborhood more from the kingston has michelle kron4's kron 4 news.charles clifford kron 4 news. ( pam) as you can imagine -- neighbors are just shocked to hear what was happening inside the home.many said they had no idea any children even lived there.. never seeing any of them.( ken ) kron4's michelle kingston has more from the neighborhood tonight. (mk)larry magnaye, neighbor"i just learned that they had 10 kids over there. i'm shocked" neighbors here on fieldstone court in fairfield say they look out for one another and

know most of each other ... and are in disbelief learning the condition áinside this home -- human and animal feces and garbage throughout the house where children ranging from four months to eleven years old were living.magnaye "it's pretty quiet in here so to me that's a shock."larry magnaye said he never saw any of the 10 children but says he met the mother in march when she claims her son went missing. police say he was later found in a neighbor's bush.magnaye"she was like asking me if she could check my backyard if the kids there and stuff."magnaye says áalso saw the father just last week. magnaye"pretty quiet. i saw the guy last week cleaning something there and just wave, a little neighbor hey what's up as we were driving off."we knocked on the door of the home this afternoon -- the screen is broken ... and the windows are all closed.. a young man answered the door. "we're not doing no press conferences, i'm sorry. can you tell us what happened at court today? no, i'm sorry." michelle kingston, @mkingstonne ws"neighbors say they never saw any activity at this home -- no noise, no disruptions. and again never saw any of those 10 children and are just heart broken about what was going on inside. in fairfield michelle kingston kron4 news."

(ken)(ken) our coverage continues at kron4- dot com. there you can read the court documents from this case. see reaction from the accused father's family...who called the charges embarassing. and watch the police press conference... it's all at kron-4 dot con. (pam) a big story we're following. the 'golden state killer' suspect was back in court today. joseph deangelo appeared in a barred- off area....and this time, for the first time, the 72-year-old former police officer was 'not' using a wheelchair... cameras were not allowed in court. he is accused of at least a dozen murders ... and nearly 50 rapes in the nearly 50 rapes in the 1970's and 80's. no significant action was

taken today - deangelohas still not entered a plea. (ken) it was a heinous crime that captivated parts of the bay area. and now the man accused of the 20-15 rape and murder of 8-year-old maddie middleton is pleading not guilty.(pam) the legal process is taking so long, in part , because of questions about how the suspect will be charged. grant lodes has been folling this case and joins us with the latest. (grant) today 18 year old adrian "a..j." gonzalez entered a plea of not guilty to charges of murder with a special allegation of lying in wait, kidnapping, lying in wait, kidnapping, forcible rape and lewd acts with a child. the child was 8-year-old madyson "maddy" middleton, whose body was found in a dumpster outside her home in santa cruz in july of 2015. gonzalez was fifteen when the crimes occurred but prosecutors want him tried as an adult. recently approved prop 57 however, says a judge, not district attorneys shoud make

that call. a judge has since sided with prosecutors but the defense has appealed that ruling. larry biggam/public defender ".....this kid never has a therapist or a counselor in his entire life until after these horrific crimes. in my mind the village failed and missed many opportunities and he has responded well at juvenile hall..."jeff rosell/district attorneythe callousness of the crime and the way he disposed of her body are what makes this an appropriate case to be tried as an adult..."(grant) pending an appeals court ruling that could send gonzales back to juvenile court, he is set to return here to adult court for a preliminary hearing on july 31st. evidence against him includes his admitting on tape during a police interview to killing his 8 year old friend and neighbor after luring her to his home with ice cream.

(ken) a woman is behind bars tonight.. accused of trying to steal another woman's baby on mother's day. it happened yesterday as a mother was pushing her 2 month old baby in a stroller near natoma and 14th streets in san francisco's mission district. that's just 2 blocks away from the 16th street bart station. police say 23- year-old diamond harris of pleasant hill tried grabbing the baby from the stroller. they say witnesses stepped in and stopped her. harris left the scene with three other people-- but police eventually tracked her down and arrested her. (pam) new tonight at 8. accusers are turning up the heat on high school teacher and santa clara city councilman dominic caserta. it was last week, when allegations of sexual harassment surfaced.... all this, as caserta continues his campaign for santa clara county supervisor. now, police are expanding their investigation, and the mayor is calling on caserta to step down. kron 4's dan kerman has more . a police investigation into accusations of inappropriate

behavior by santa clara city councilman and high school teacher dominic caserta are growing ásot capt. wahid kazem/santa clara police 08-18 we have 9 reports on file in regards to caserta's behviors and actions. they range from inappropriate behavior to sexual battery. among the 9 this 19 year old woman who says she worked on caserta's campaign for santa clara county supervisor up until last weekásot lydia jungkind/accuses caserta of inappropriate touching 27-37it proceeded to inappropriate touching, he touched my legs, my thighs, my arms , he started massaging me and i told him to stop and he didn't listen to me. calls to caserta were not returned, but on his campaign website he says "i unequivocally deny these allegations. they are simply false and made up." and while caserta suggests they are politically motivated, santa clara's mayor isn't buying it ásot lisa gillmor/santa clara mayor 56-106the stories are coming out of the woodwork, past and present students, current campaign workers , it's possibly spanning 15 or 20 years.now she's calling on caserta to step downsot i really think he should do whats best for the city of santa clara and what the community is asking for an i think he should resign.and

late monday afternoon members of the group daughters over dollars staged a protest in front of this caserta campaign billboard calling on outfront media to remove it.ástandup dan kerman/santa clara 129-139 members of this group are expected at tuesdays city council meeting . we are also expected to hear from other alleged victims. in santa clara, dan kerman kron 4 news. 141/std coming up at eight.. a peninsula city wants to clear out a homeless camp that has been growing for decades... the deadline people have to get out. what led facebook to suspend at least 200 apps from its platform. and next. a deadly stabbing on a north bay campus... what police are saying about the attack tonight.

just when you thought we'd eradicated taco bell's naked chicken chalupa it's back with a vengeance. along with a spicy new wilder version. so when it comes to taco bell's mild or wild naked chicken chalupas, heed my advice, and say no to spice. brought to you by the council and not taco bell. police have arrested a

man ... after one person was stabbed to death on the campus of sonoma state university. (ken) students are in shock... and worried about their safety. kron4's haaziq madyun tells us what led up to the killing. the person has been identified as 19-year-old tyler bratton of santa rosa. petaluma police allege that bratton stabbed to death a 26-year-old male victim inside a dorm here on the campus of sonoma state university shortly before 7:30pm sundaypetaluma police say although the incident happened on campus neither the suspect nor the stabbing victim are sonoma state students. both men appear to have been visiting a female student living in the dormthis student lives in the dorm next door. she

describes coming across her neighbor and the stabbing suspect. she asked not to reveal her identitysotsotin fact this roommate...who also asked that we conceal her identity... actually lives inside of the dorm where the stabbing occurred. she says she feared for her safety and reported that to the university police sotwe reached out to the university spokesperson to see what they have to say about this. we are waiting for their response. the identity of the victim is being withheld pending next of kin. in rohnert park haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) time is running out for

homeless residents living in a sprawling encampment behind the straw-flower village shopping center in half moon bay. authorities say the residents are being evicted because of concerns over the environmentally sensitive area. here's just some of the garbage accumulating along the section of the pilarcitos creek that the city wants to clear out of there. this encampment has been growing for decades.....and so has the enviromental damage to this area. the area...tucked behind the safeway at the strawflower village shopping center has also been a target for illegal dumping which compounds the problem.(sot) what do you have people living in close proximity to the

creek you get human waste drug paraphernalia just regular garbage, food waste when it accumulates as much as it has now the damage can be long term so we're trying to be ahead of it remove all that garbage and to allow nature to take it's course to some degree the the deadline for the homeless to move out --- seven tomorrow morning. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in

that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine.

(pam) warriors fans are being treated to a unique watch party experience tonight in alameda.(ken) and that is where kron 4's gabe slate joins us from live now. gabe the alameda theater off central avenue turned one of their theaters tonight into the ultimate big screen game watching experience nats game hundreds of warrior's fans showed up to the alameda theater off central avenue in alameda where they turned one of their movie theaters into the ultimate big screen watch party. sound from fans - "it's so cool it's really neat it's so much better than watching it at home. you got to come out and support the team. this is the best way to watch the game"nats game tickets are $5 the money raised is donated

to help local youth sports this is the forth playoff season the theater is doing this. sound from bob shannon - watch party host"we do it for the kids the first three years we raised $60,000 and we put into knights basketball courts for the underprivileged kids here "the fans here are confident that the rockets will not stand in our way of another championship. sound from fans - "yeah we're going to win. it's going to be close but i think we're going to win. we are going to win for sure. oh we are going to win. i'm confident we will win. we're going to bring it home and we are going to win it in five or six." -the alameda movie theater is doing this again on wednesday, for game 2. - doors open 5p - $5 -lucky hat -lucky hat- $5 -lucky hat

don't know?" > a mother is in disbelief when a teacher at her daughter's school gives a life- saving donation... their emotional story is new ahead at 8 and next... the u.s. supreme court makes a major ruling on sports betting around the country. ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. we've been waiting for it all season long, it's winding down in houston. warriors-rockets game one. the highlights coming in a few minutes." ((ken))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... climate change is happening...and it isn't good for our health.in fact...a new report indicates children will be impacted the most.the diseases we could see..as the earth heats up.that's tonight on kron 4 news nine.

every fire department every police department is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the table that is unique and that is a specialty.

with all of us working together we can keep all these emergencies small. and the fact that we can bring it together and effectively work together is pretty special. they bring their knowledge, their tools and equipment and the proficiency to get the job done. and the whole time i have been in the fire service, pg&e's been there, too. whatever we need whenever we need it. i do count on pg&e to keep our firefighters safe. that's why we ask for their help.

i do count on pg&e to keep our firefighters safe. court ruled today... that states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling. in a six- to- three vote, the judges reversed the ruling on the 19-92 professional and amateur sports protection act. that act prohibited most states from sponsoring or authorizing betting ... related to sports. only nevada, montana, delaware, and oregon were exempt. the u.s. supreme court determined that the act violated constitutional principles of states' rights. since the decision stock prices have risen for gambling provider caesars entertainment. (ken) facebook has suspended 200 apps for possible misuse of user data. the social media giant says it investigated thousands of apps in the wake of the cambridge analytica scandal... that's the data firm that harvested information on about 87 million users without their knowledge. facebook did

not name the apps that have been suspended... but says the developers have been notified. the menlo park-based company also says the apps would be subject to a more thorough investigation into how they handle user data. coming up at eight.. another volcanic fissure opens up on hawaii .. as the kilauea volcano continue to erupt. plus. a homeless man being called a hero for what he did after two elderly women were attacked at random on the street. and the u-s moving its israeli embassy to jerusalem.... as protests along the gaza border are being met with deadly force. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break.

(ken) now at 8-30... we're tracking an earthquake that rattled the bay area this evening(pam) a three - point- five quake struck in the east bay just before 7-30. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more information... already been some aftershocks lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak

low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool with 50s and low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be widely scattered. high pressure should build slowly into next weekend with warmer weather and more sunshine. (ken) the united states

formally moved its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem today.(pam) meanwhile, along the border between israel and gaza, scores of protesters have already been killed by israeli forces. (ken) natasha chen shows us how the world is reacting to the growing violence... the death toll continues to rise...as thousands of palestinians protest the united states moving its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. president trump: "today we officially open the us embassy in jerusalem, congratulations."president trump appeared by video to celebrate the new embassy location five months after he formally recognized the city as the capital of israel. benjamin netanyahu / prime minister of israel: "this is history, president trump by recognizing history you have made history."but palestinians are marking a different kind of history.this embassy move comes on the 70th anniversary of israel becoming a country - a day palestinians call 'nakba' - meaning 'the catastrophe.'ápalestinians

hope to claim part of jerusalem as átheir future capital.-nats-protests at the gaza border have been met with deadly force. riyad mansour / palestinian representative to the united nations: "this is the life of the palestinian people and those who think that opening the embassy opened doors to peace, let them really know what is happening in the gaza strip." the white house was asked whether israel should show some restraint.raj shah / deputy press secretary: "we believe hamas bears the responsibility. but this is a propaganda attempt."the reaction around the world has varied.saudi arabia and egypt have condemned israel for what they describe as violent use of force against palestinian civilians.south africa and turkey have removed their ambassadors to israel; turkey has also withdrawn its ambassador to the u-s.russia, the u-k and france say they disagree with the embassy move - and iran says the move will speed up israel's annihilation. in washington, i'm natasha chen (ken) another volcanic

fissure has formed as the kilauea volcano continues to erupt on hawaii's big island. the new eruption was reported in an area that has already been evacuated. officials are warning of volcanic gas emissions and active eruptions with the new fissure. a separate fissure is still active after it formed on sunday kilauea began erupting may 3-rd. since then fissures have been generated mostly in leilana estates...where almost two-thousand residents were ordered to evacuate. (pam) the trump administratrion says, starting this week, medicare users will get more information ... about how much their medicine costs.(ken) officials say it's part of a major push to create transparency within the drug industry. kron-4's mark meredith is in washington with a closer look. for many americans, going to the pharmacy is a frustrating guessing game.but health and human services secretary alex azar says it doesn't have to

be. "you should know what you'll pay out of pocket for your particular health plan" secretary azar says medicare users will get some immediate help deciphering costs. h-h-s this week will expand an online database-- which should allow seniors to follow the ups and downs of drug prices... but leigh purvis with a-a-r-p, says consumers should not get too excited. "this type of data really is relevant for researchers / for the average person looking for the price , this is probably too much for them to go through"the trump administration says it prefers that drug companies become more transparent --without new government regulations.but secretary azar, a former drug industry executive, says he will force drug makers to take action, if he must....azar says the f-d-a is considering

new rules for drug ads on t-v. like listing prices in the commercials... ..."you could be pitched a drug that costs $100, or a drug that costs $50,000 and you don't know"but senate schumer says the administration needs to do schumer tweeting "@realdonaldtrump offered little window dressing to combat the drugs"but azar says is committed to lowering and more transparency may eventually save americans in washington, i'm mark meredith. (pam) american airlines is no longer recognizing some emotional support animals and bugs.. the airline says, insects, goats, and hedgehogs are just some of the animals that cannot travel as comfort animals. the guidelines were revised today. if you want to bring a support animal on board... american says you now have to file paperwork 48-hours before a flight. even with the paperwork-- some animals are off limits entirely because they pose a safety or public pose a safety or public health risk. the full list is on the american airlines' website... the airline's revised rules go into effect on july first. still ahead at 8 a homeless man being called a hero for what he did after two women were randomly attacked. plus. you might be surprised by how much

money new grads can expect to make in their starting salaries. and next. one mom is outraged after a caged tiger and other animals are brought to her daughter's prom. it's time for sleep number's 'semi-annual sale'.

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jungle" ... a caged tiger was rolled into the doubletree hotel- miami airport and convention center ... for the school event. cell phone video shows the tiger pacing in the cage, as performers use fire to entertain the graduating class. one mother was concerned, not only for the safety of the students, but for the tiger itself. entertainment."are not entertainment.">(pam) a spokesperson for the high school says, the tiger was never harmed or in danger, was not forced to perform, and was always accompanied by his handlers. other smaller animals.. including exotic birds were also at the event. (pam) in new york. a homeless man is a hero.... after he stopped another man.. who attacked two elderly women. the assault happened on mother's day... and was caught on a surveillance camera. you

can see two women.. both in their 70's... walking down the street... when a man suddenly attacks them without warning. but in an instant, he is confronted by another man who witnessed the attack. he chases the suspect down and tackles him. the two women... were left dazed. one suffered a head injury... but has since recovered. the good samaritan's name has not been released. the suspect was arrested and charged with two counts of assault. (pam) a teen who was severely burned in a backyard fire pit accident... got a second chance to attend her prom in illinois.(ken) it's been two weeks since the explosion that caused serious burns over much of korryn bachner's face and hands. take a look. the 15-year- old's face is still covered in bandages. she was one of 12-young people injured. the serious injuries meant korryn would have to skip her high school prom, but her friends were having none of that. instead they brought the prom to her. her date decorated the basement... and friends stopped over before going to the actual dance.(sot)

korryn: "having all my friends support helps a lot... gets my mind off things."bob bachner/father: "there were tears. a lot of the adults that were watching were just taken aback by it. but no, it went over very well. everybody had a happy moment."(ken) korryn will be a junior next year. there will likely be other school dances in her future, but none likely as emotional as the one in her basement. so far no charges have been filed against the person who poured gasoline on the fire at the party. investigators say it appears to have been an accident. ( pam ) in sports... warriors- rockets ... game one is in the books...(ken) gary has the highlights... and reaction... coming up an ohio teacher says there was no question in her mind...when she learned of a student in need of a kidney...she was going to take action. that story next at 8.

(ken) new at 8 ten-year-old eva and 4th-grade teacher tanya thomas started the school year as strangers. they had no idea a facebook post would bring them together in a remarkable way. (pam) that ten year old girl needed a life- saving kidney transplant... and it turns out, the ohio teacher was a perfect match. katie ferrell has the story. "we are moms first and

teachers second and she has taken that expectation obviously to the next level," said conley."she's not even eva's teacher, she's just a teacher at her school who responded to a facebook post and who does that for somebody they don't know?" said eva's mom, alana brown, speaking in admiration of thomas.eva has a rare disease called collapsing fsgs and she needs a kidney transplant. since she was diagnosed a little more than a year ago, brown said there have been many setbacks.just last week eva had to be re- admitted to the hospital."we had to stop her dialysis and bring her into the er," said brown. "she's going through a lot so they just have to get her stable. she hasn't eaten since friday."after learning how sick eva was, thomas started the process to see if she qualified to be eva's organ donor months ago."there was really no question and no hesitation. i felt like it was my opportunity to say we're going to give this a try and if it doesn't work i have to be okay with that," said thomas.she got tested and

learned she was a perfect match."i kind of just have that feeling of hey i've got two, i'll give one. no sweat off my back," said thomas. thomas and eva finally met and the transplant has been scheduled for next month. brown said this teacher taught her there really are angels among us."i thought i was going to lose my baby and now i can watch her grow up. i can watch her play. i can see her go to prom, and get married one day, and i look forward to seeing the woman she's going to be and that's because of tanya thomas," said brown. (ken)because eva was recently admitted to the hospital, her transplant was moved from the end of may, until june, when she has regained her strength.

we've been we've been waiting for it all season... warriors- rockets game one... let's get it on... james harden... ready to go... as is chris paul... in his first conference finals on the other side... kevin durant... and steph curry... looking to get a leg up on the road beginning of the game... draymond green... only one technical foul in the playoffs thus far... but picks up his second of the post-season with

the shove to harden;s chest... and the beard was hot early... the step-back 3- pointer over curry... rockets took an early 8-point lead... he had 41 points but in the 2nd... durant heats up... had 17 points in the first half... tied at the beak... 56-56 3rd quarter... warriors take control... curry... gets into the act... drives and scoops it in... 81-70 wariors... steph had a quiet 18 ponts and 8 assists 4th quarter... thompson... another 3-pointer...93-85 warriors then durant... another three... right over harden... 100-87 warriors... 37 points for k-d and on the break... klay... all alone... for the triple... 106- 96 warriors... 28 poins and 6 threes for thompson chris paul... annoyed... wariors shot 53-percent... the rockets only 13-of-37 behind the arc final score... 119-106 warriors lead the series 1-0... game 2 wednesday in houston... lets go to the post game live from houston... here is steve kerr...

game one of the eastern confernce finals was a historic performance for lebron james... but not for the reasons he'd like... james was held to 15 points.. the lowest output in his playoff career... he also committed a career-playof-high seven turnovers... as thre celtics jumped all over the cavaliers... leading by 26 points at halftime and cruising to 103-81 win to take a 1-0 lead in the series... lebron shot only 5-of-16 from the floor... 0-for-5 from three but after the game he was still avble to impress the media with a close to photographic account of a crucial boston run...(sot: james) ""what happened?

the first possession, we ran them down all the way to two on the shot clock, marcus morris missed the jump shot, followed it up, they got a dunk. we came back down, we ran a set for jordan crawford, i mean jordan clarkson, and he came off and missed it. they rebounded it.we came back on the defensive end and we got a stop. they took it out on the sideline. jayson tatum took the ball out, threw it to marcus smart in the short corner, he made a three. we come back down, miss another shot, and then tatum came down, went 94 feet, did a eurostep and made a right-hand layup. timeout...(applause). there you go."tag: today... draymond green... upon hearing about the account.. said james should have received a standing ovation for his total recall total recall giants back at home hosting the red-hot cincinnati reds... right now...(wipe

to a's-red sox) a's in boston... david ortiz..."big papi at fenway park tonight... top 4th... jonathan lucroy... goes down the left field line and into the corner... matt olsen and matt chapman score... 3-2 a's top 8th... a's up one... khris davis... with his 12th home run of the season... this one a solo job... 6-4 a's botom 9th... 6-5 a's... blake tiernan... induces the ground out by mookie betts to end the game a's win 6-5... pay 2nd of 3 games in boston tomorrow night(wipe to maxwell) a's catcher... bruce maxwell... who you may remmebr was the player who knelt during the national anthem last season... will be unable to enter canada when the a's play in toronto later this week this is due to an indictment for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct last november... an incident in november... an conduct last and disorderly maxwell) a's catcher... bruce maxwell... who you may remmebr was the player who and... as mentioned earlier in this mentioned

and... as mentioned earlier in this broadcast... you can now legally wager on sports... the u.s. supreme court ruled today that states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling.... in a six to three vote... the judges reversed a ruling on the 1992 professional and amateur sports protection act that prohibited most states from sponsoring or authorizing betting related to sports. the court determined the act violated constitutional states' rights.... decision have risen for gambling caesars entertainment.

next at 8. the starting salary an average grad can expect out of college. at the same time that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort.

we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat,

even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. (pam) a consulting firm released the average starting salary for the class of 2018. graduates with a bachelor's degree ... can expect to earn

an average of just over 50- thousand dollars annually in their first jobs. that's about the same as last year. but it should be easier to find a job than in previous years, as the unemployment rate recently dropped below four- percent for the first time since 2000. the firm arrived at the average starting salary.... by analyzing salaries across 310- thousand entry- level positions .... from about a thousand organizations across the u-s. while the average starting pay is about 50- thousand dollars, pay will vary by industry. (pam) break dancing while breaking the law--that's what police say, a man did when he illegally accessed a business in fresno, california. police identified this pop- lockin' man as david seale. according to officials-- seale used a set of keys to enter the building several times. (ken) the first time he made it in-- seale was caught on camera doing a little celebration dance. seale has been arrested. police say seale stole a laptop from the business and

also had several keys in his possession. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started. grant lodes is here with kron 4 news at 9...grant? ((grant))thank you pam and ken...next at nine....ten children removed from a fairfield home...where police say they were tortured and living in squalor.the charges their parents face, and what neighbors are saying about the disturbing allegations.that's next in a live report. plus...san francisco mayoral candidates jane kim and london breed are face to face for the first time since racial slurs abruptly ended an event over the weekend.what the candidates focused on tonight...((grant))plus...did you feel it?a magnitude 3- point-5 eartquake got a lot of eartquake got a lot of people's attention... where it was centered...and where it was felt.keep it here..kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break.

(grant) police say ten children

were tortured and abused inside a fairfield home.... and tonight we're getting a look at the horrible conditions inside the house... (grant)2 shot bam thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes...(pam) and i'm pam moore in for vicki liviakis... both of the parents have been arrested. this all happening at a home on fieldstone court in fairfield. that is where police say, the ten children were first found in late march .... living in the middle of garbage and feces....(grant) kron-4's charles clifford joins us live --- with the latest charles? well, this all started back on march 3st when fairfield police found a missing 12-year-old and took the child home and discovered what they are calling squalor. the fairfield police department says that during a search of this home on fieldstone court,