(ken) the police chief in american canyon says he is disturbed after seeing surveillance video showing a middle school staff member allegedly inappropriately touching a student. thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. louis gonzalez is accused of the lewd acts. and as kron 4's gabe slate reports, law enforcement is now asking for the public's help to identify any other possible child victims. 46 year old louis gonzalez of napa works as an aide to

students with special needs at american canyon middle school. police say recently at this school the fire alarms went off and the building was evacuated.police say school staff did not know what caused the alarms to go off so they combed through surveillance videowhile looking at that footage police say they stumbled across suspicious behavior between a staff member and a student who were alone in the gymnasiumsound from oscar ortiz - police chief american canyon" inappropriate touching between a staff member and clearly a child"after watching the video, school staff then immediately contacted authorities.american canyon police chief oscar ortiz said he was disturbed when he saw the surveillance video.sound from oscar ortiz - police chief american canyon"i don't want to leave too much to the imagination but at the same time i will say it was clearly inappropriate and lewd and lascivious "wednesday night police arrested gonzalez and charged him with three felonies related to lewd and lascivious acts on a child gonzales bail was set at $250,000. thursday morning he posted bail.stand up - gabe

slate reporter -"the principal's office at american canyon middle school referred me to officials with napa valley unified school district, they sent me a statement saying that the safety of their students is the number one priority, they placed gonzalez on administrative leave, and they are launching an internal investigation into gonzalez, looking at his past work history and other children he may have encountered, and are working closely with law enforcement through this process and investigation" sound from oscar ortiz - police chief american canyon "we know of no other victims at this time. that's not to say that we will not thoroughly investigate and dig but for now we know of no other victims. "in american canyon gabe slate kron 4 news (pam) another big story we're tracking tonight: new developments in that tragic crash on interstate- 880 in fremont ... that killed two girls and a woman.(ken) the young man who police say was high on marijuana when he caused that crash was set to be in court today. grant lodes is here to explain what happened today. (grant) dang tran was scheduled to be arragned at

the east county hall of justice in dublin today...but that did not happen....the arragnment...postponed. family members of the 21-year-old from san jose showed up in court today...and did not comment when our reporter questioned them. the reason for the arragnment delay... the da's office says it is still waiting on a full report from the c-h-p. it's possible the charges may come down tomorrow. investigators say tran was under the influence of marijuana tuesday night... when he allegedly caused a five-car crash on northbound 880. that crash resulted in the death of the mother and two children from manteca. they were not wearing seatbelts. five other people in the cadical escalade were injured in that crash. (pam) stunning testimony today... in the domestic violence case against 49ers - star reuben foster. his accuser took the stand

today-- and admitted ... she made up her entire story that foster dragged her down the stairs ... and punched her 10- times. (ken) foster's ex- girlfriend says she wanted to quote-- "take him down". as kron 4's rob fladeboe reports... the entire criminal case could now be in jeopardy. elissa ennis, the ex girlfriend of 49ers star reuben foster was silent as she left the courthouse on thursday. but she had plenty to say at a preliminary hearing in the domestic violence case she instigated against foster, who also has not spoken publicly about the case. under oath, ennis admitted her story that foster beat her up was a lie she told to hurt him and his career for breaking up with her. shown here at an earlier hearing, foster's attorney got ennis to admit it was all about the money and that she had been in trouble for accusing another ex boyfriend of domestic violence. the case against foster is now on thin ice says former prosecutor and legal analyst steven clark.steven clark/legal analyst "...the

fact that she has done this before to another boyfriend will have the d.a. thinking that she is not doing this to help mr foster and also the fact that she broke down on the stand, this cold not have gone better for the defense..." elissa ennis also admitted to stealing $8 thousand dollars in cash, jewelry and clothing from foster after his arrest but denied that he paid her to recant her story.rob fladeboe/san jose "....at one point foster's attorney asked ennis point blank why she would risk a perjury charge by recanting her story. she replied, because i wanted to do the right thing. now the judge in the case will consider the evidence and decide whether fosterwill stand trial. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (ken) (ken) two people ....

found wounded by gunfire ... were pronounced dead by first responders last night in east san jose. those who knew the victims came to pay their respects. neither victim has yet been identified.. the double homicide happened on a narrow road in a rural part of the city, on the 38-hundred block of sierra road. neighbors say the violence is unusual for the area. < gary lopez: very quiet area all you really normally here is cars kinda coming up here through here racing that's about it but that's about it buttted to jose brazil: i don't feel too happy because i am kind of scared from today on.>(ken)the san jose police spokesperson stresses that any tip, no matter how small could be what they need to break this case.... (ken)new at 8 east bay police are investigating a series of robberies targeting women in the fremont community..(pam) in each of the six incidents .... the suspects have been going after women wearing gold chain necklaces. this map shows you exactly where these

crimes have occurred. some of the incidents have turned violent.. and the victims were injured. and of the six robberies .... police believe two are related. those were incidents near elementary schools. and investigators are releasing these photographs from the may 8-th robbery.... that is when a suspect attacked a woman and pulled her to the ground. she suffered scratches and bruises.. (pam) new tonight at 8, the constant drug use at bart stations and on trains ... is starting to become a huge problem.(ken) kron 4's justine waldman is live in our newsroom now, after watching today, the clean-up at civic center station. (justine) today, san francisco mayor mark farrell said he wants to create a dedicated medical team who would hand out a drug designed to stop heroin cravings. he's including 6- million dollars in his current budget proposal to pay for the 10-person team over two years... today, at the civic center art station, there were more police patrols and out-reach programs offering assistance...to the homeless and drug-addicts.

as a way to clean-up the transit system stations. bart riders at civic center see lots of drug use during their commutes.sot i see people shooting upnats this now viral video really shed light on the problem. people slumped against the walls and doing drugs out in the open at the station.nats on thursday, the long corridor known for bad behavior was empty of people sleeping or shooting up. mainly because bart police, san francisco police and the salvation army made their presence known. and got people help, who would take it. sot and we have already put several people with out staff on to transportation back to our programs right nownats on the plaza, salvation army volunteers set up a table to pass out socks and sandwiches. even hot coffee to almost 750 people.sot i slept on bart for years in a paper box hey hey but i am doing great now sot it is very nice to come through here and get a few things that you need bart is on a mission to clean-up its stations.tim chan / bart planningsot a lot of what happens at the street level goes underground filters down to the bart station and on to our trains and we cannot ignore it underground, the salvation army tried to reach

asha matthews. who tells me she's been down here for about a month, and declined any assistance.sot i am alright, i am alright she left the station, unclear on where she'd go next. (justine) handing out food, socks and hygiene kits, bart admits is just putting a band-aid on the problem. long term solutions are needed.. like affordable housing and rehab programs. in the newsroom justine waldman kron 4 news. (pam) turning now to our

four zone forecast.(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the end of your work week. lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops coming up at eight.. a close call in the east bay .. as a driver speeds past a pedestrian... what happened moments later. plus. reaction from family members of the fairfield parents accused of torturing ten children. what they are saying about the

disturbing allegations. and next. the kilauea volcano spews ash 30-thousand feet into the sky... why it is expected to get worse... before it gets better. it's time for sleep number's 'semi-annual sale'.

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visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. (pam) in hawaii today .... the situation is going from bad to worse .(ken) as people were sleeping this morning, an eruption from kilauea's summit sent ash and smoke 30- thousand feet in the air. (pam) and officials warn... things on the east side of the big island, may not be getting better anytime soon.. natasha chen reports. people on hawaii's big island woke up thursday to this... ...a volcanic cloud of ash reaching nearly the cruising altitude of a jetliner. the united states geological survey released this time lapse video of thursday morning's eruption michelle coombs / usgs geologist: this cloud was short lived though

it went up high. driving conditions can be dangerous. and nearby residents are asked to shelter in place if they're in the path of the ash plume. michelle coombs / usgs geologist: this is the kind of event that we have been expecting might happen at halemaumau based on interaction of the drop in lava levels with ground water. u-s-g-s says people should expect more of this.as vegetation has already been devoured by bright orange lava over the last two weeks - people have also braced themselves during sporadic earthquakes... dominic cardone / resident: "we had like vases fall down, pictures fall down. we have this big hutch thing, like a big shelf - we had to take it apart so it doesn't come down on anyone."they've been on 'red alert' since tuesday - which means an even bigger explosion could be happening soon.rocks two-feet wide are already raining down on occasion - a potential precursor of the big one - when boulders are expected to fly.i'm natasha chen reporting. (ken) joining us live tonight from volcano, hawaii...alan richmond, he is a public information officer with the hawaii police department on the big island.

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now to our four zone forecast.

taking a live look outside at s-f-o. (ken )kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak (pam) a close call (pam) (pam) monday.

we tracking some breaking news out of san josethat's where crews had a tough time battling a brush firesan jose fire tells us the fire was reported just after 4-30 at capitol expressway and tuers road.the blaze started out at just two acres...but spread to 71 acres.we're told the flames destroyed a homeless encampment.no word yet if that fire has been contained.stay with us for updates. (pam) a close call in the east bay-- after a man is nearly hit.. while walking in a crosswalk. this happened in san ramon in the crosswalk.. right off the iron horse trail... on alcosta avenue near broadmoor drive. you can see the car nearly plow into the pedestrian -- and then crashes into the median. police tweeted out this video today .... as a reminder to people to always be aware of your surroundings. officers say, nobody was

seriously injured. new ahead at 8 a mom body shamed by the person sitting next to her on a flight...until another passenger stepped in and said something. plus. the t-s-a questioned about how it is getting ready for a busy summer travel season. ((gary sports tease))coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, warriors had the day off... we'll talk about some of the heat steph curry taking one of the rare times in his career the national media is all over steph.giants working as we speak, we'll give you a little update.the a's north of the border as well, we got some highlights from toronto later in this broadcast ((ken))here's what we are tracking here's what we ((ken)) ((ken))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... ((sot))...coming up on kron 4 news at nine

(pam) memorial day is the unofficial kickoff of the summer travel season.(ken) and on capitol hill today, the house questioned the t-s-a on how it is getting ready. omar jimenez has this report from washington. as memorial day and summer quickly approach, the transportation security administration is bracing for what they say will be another record-breaking travel season. more than 240 million passengers are expected to pass through security checkpoints between memorial day and labor day.last year the t-s-a saw 239 million, including four of the top ten busiest days in the agency's history.rep. john katko / -r- new york: let's hear about your interactions with the industry about anticipating some of the wait time issues that might materialize this summer.thursday, a t-s-a

official was on capitol hill speaking to representatives of congress about how it plans to deal with all the traffic. darby lajoye / transportation security administration: one of the things we've acknowledged is that currently we have about two out of 10 passengers enrolled in precheck and we really think that needs to be closer to about four out of 10.on the staffing side, the agency says it has increased the officers at checkpoints by more than 600 since the beginning of the year and expects that number to rise another 1,000 officers before the peak of this year's summer travel season.the next step though may not necessarily come from having more people on hand. darby lajoye / transportation security administration: the next evolution of how we sort of staff airports needs to include how we're utilizing k-9's, that we can really sit down and project an adequate number of k-9's for future budget use.and the future season unofficially begins weekend, when aaa expects air travel to increase in volume for the fifth year in a row.in washington, i'm omar jimenez coming up at eight.. a step forward for families in search of affordable housing... as they tour their newly built east bay homes. plus. outrage after a california starbucks barista writes a

racial slur on a customer's cup. and next. we talk to the family of a fairfield father... accused of torture and abuse of his ten children. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. i support the affordable care act,

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of firmness, comfort and support your sleep number setting... for your best... sleep... ever. in the morning, you'll discover the amazing effects the bed is having on your sleep quality... your sleepiq score. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during sleep number's semi-annual sale its' the lowest price ever on the queen c4 mattress, only $1099 - save $500. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. story tonight.. new information about those 10- children removed from their filthy home in fairfield.. also tonight .. what family members are now saying and doing to try and help them. (ken) their parents accused of abuse and torture as kron four's terisa estacio

reports one family member says they had no idea what was going on. a close family friend says they are doing all they can to help the children during this quote "hard terrible time." kron four provided with this go fund me account set up to help the 10 children removed overnight from their fairfield home - this as family members are trying to suddenly care for the needs of kids, ranging in age from 4 months to 11 years of age. one family member says they knew nothing - and quote: "the whole thing is terrifying." police say they found the children living in a filthy fairfield home. carpets soaking with urine, feces, human and animal smeared all over the floors. hallways unpassable with garbage. their parents - jonathan allen and ina rogers now facing multiple charges of abuse. in addition, allen is facing 7 counts of torture. authorities allege he shot at bit and in some cases waterboarded his children and poured scalding water on them. allen's sister and brother said quote "when we heard the news about the children we

were appalled, disturbed and saddened about what had occurred. we have not kept in contact with them the children's father allen in a jail house interview as well as rogers have maintained their innocence,both remain in custody and are back in court next week to enter a plea. in fairfield terisa estacio kron four news. (pam) every little bit counts when it comes to combating the bay area housing crisis... and, in fremont, the organization habitat for humanity is building dozens of affordable homes .. they are currently under contruction and will soon house families. this is happening.... as cities across the bay area honor "affordable housing

week"... kron four's philippe djegal talked with a woman ... as she visited her future home. (philippe) as she walks up the steps to her future new home in fremont... a huge weight has been lifted off yesenia ramirez's shoulders. nats- "pink walls and purple." the married 30-year-old old mother of two young children can already envision what the rooms will look like. yesenia ramirez/mother- "this is where i wanna, wanna, um, have my kids grow up. um, where i wanna raise my kids." ramirez and her husband were both born and raised in san jose. they still live there in one of yesenia's family members garage converted to a studio.yesenia ramirez/mother- "my kids want their own space and its hard for them to find a place to play." well, that won't be an issue come the fall -- when yesenia and her family are supposed to move in. habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley broke ground on the 30-unit condo-style housing development on central avenue last july. yesenia applied for the non-profit home ownership program about five years ago. spokesperson patti wang cross

says that decision will soon pay off for her.patti wang cross/habitat for humanity- "before habitat came along, she was starting to look at really far flung options in high crime neighborhoods and uh, really felt like she was, she was out of options for staying in the bay area." instead, yesenia will own her home and pay a mortgage at below market rate... which means, no more than 30-percent of her household income will go towards housing.yesenia ramirez/mother- "theres hope. you know, a lot of the times, i had a dream of owning, but with, uh, with how the housing is, you know, i didn't really see that happening until habitat and i didn't think i was going to be chosen, which i did and its incredible." on friday, 100 women leaders in the community will volunteer their time to help construct yesenia's future home... moving closer to her dream becoming a reality. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) outrage tonight after a man orders a drink

from a southern california starbucks... but instead of a name -- a racial slur is printed on the cup. we want to warn you that some may find the photo offensive. the latino customer says the la canada barista got the drinks right but not his name -- pedro. starbucks has since reached out to the customer and apologized. the company is closing more than 8-thousand stores on may 29th for racial sensitivity training after two black men training after two black men were arrested at a philaelphia starbucks while waiting for a business meeting. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam)gate bridge. (pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: temperatures warmed for most of the bay area today. highs moved well into the 70s inland with cool fog and 50s at the coast. if you're going out tonight we can expect cool fog to begin to move back into the bay. it will become partly to mostly

cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. you can see a few more showers and thunderstorms on our doppler radar. it will likely remain active in the high country for the next few days. on the satellite image you can see the low pressure system as it moves east. at the same time a weak ridge of high pressure is building to the west. this should bring us warmer weather for the next couple of days before another weak weather system drops in to cool us off. highs tomorrow will be warmer with mostly sunny skies. expect mid to upper 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and fog at the coast. it will cool slightly on saturday but temperatures will be much cooler on sunday with partly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance of showers on monday.

still ahead at 8 the u-s birth rate is falling...what researchers say about the drop. plus. a long-awaited reunion caught on camera. watch the moments .... a soldier sees her dog after months away. and next. a big birthday for a san francisco restaurant..... on dine and dish ....vicki liviakis takes us to schroeder's celebrating their 125-th year.

(pam) new at 8 most restaurants fail within months of opening. but some, never die.(ken) such is the case of schroeder's in san francisco. founded in 1893,,,and still going strong. tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis gets us ready for shroeder's big birthday bash on saturday..

you could say that shroeder's is the grand daddy of city restaurants... "schroeder's has always been a great memory place." with customers who've been coming for brews and brats for years. "but it's been hip-ified. they've hip-ified it has a more youthful look." "welcome to schroeder's." 125 years and going strong. "schroder's is turning 125 and we're celebrating." celebrating with a birthday brew-ha-ha. jan wiginton took over the venerable bavarian beer hall a few years ago and spruced it up. "this was one of the institutions that was worthy of saving and we wanted to set the plate for the next 125 years hopefully if not longer." sure, the menu is still german, with a lighter california touch. "some of the favorites like schnizel and sausages is one of our biggest sellers, you can still get a brat and beer at schroeders." this over- sized pretzel is a favorite. "giant pretzel. and what do you wash it down with. a few too beers. a few too many." there are vintage steins. murals. and endless beers on tap and of course craft beer. "and after

eating a rather large sized pretzel you're going to get thirsty right? that's when the situation calls for a boot sized beer." for the birthday - shroeder's is offering a smaller slipper sized pilsner for a mere dollar 25. "cheap really good beer, we're also going to be having happy hour all day, you can try our tots - there's an homage to the traditional to the old shroeder's we're going to have meatballs." and like any good brew ha-ha - you'll want raise a hefty beer mug for a proper birthday toast. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (pam) the shroeder's brew-ha-ha birthday bash... is this saturday starting at 5pm. admission is free... and the fun includes a polka band called "polka -licious." if you have a restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page.

in sports -- the a's are north of the border facing the blue jays in a four-game series we have the highlights from toronto also... are the warriors worried about steph curry? our sports director, gary radnich has reaction to the team's game two loss he has all the sports coming up next at 8 a mom body shamed on a flight...what happened when another passenger stepped in..

new tonight at 8. a woman takes to social media.... to thank a fellow airline passenger for stepping in ... after she was bodyshamed.(ken)matthew torres has a message of kindness everyone should see. chase irwin, passenger"hey babe i can't believe this i'm sitting next to a smelly fatty."they're words never meant to be seen.chase irwin: "can't even put the arm rest down, i'm going to vomit. i'm stuck by this fatty."words that struck chase irwin.chase irwin:"when i saw her crying, tt really hit me hard, i actually got really sick to my stomach."in large fonts, "smelly fatty" was one of the bright texts he could read from a passenger across the aisle on a united flight.the stranger was describing the woman sitting right next to him.savannah phillips, passenger:"i'm a girl and i

battle things like that every single day."but she read it too.savannah phillips:"i just started praying for him and i didn't know what else to do and i started crying and i couldn't stop."savannah phillips prefers to sit by herself because she says she's self-conscious about her weight.the mother of two never expected someone to stick up for her.savannah phillips, passenger:"he tapped him on the shoulder and said i need to talk to you and the guy took his earphones out and turned around and chase said we're switching seats right now."chase irwin, passenger: "he thanked me and said can i ask why. i said absolutely. i said because you're a heartless person and i read your text and the girl next to you crying and she also read your text and you should take into consideration other people's feelings."savannah phillips, passenger:"and he said don't let that get to you."chase irwin, passenger:"i looked at her and gave her a savannah phillips, passenger: "it meant the world to me. i could not believe it."the two talked about their families and eventually went their separate ways after the flight. she thanked irwin on facebook and reminded folks, words have the power to hurt and uplift. savannah phillips, passenger"i do feel more beautiful today." savannah's post now has several hundred shares on facebook.

(ken) american women are having fewer babies -- and researchers say choosing careers over motherhood could be one factor.(pam) a new report from the national center for health statistics says there were just under four million births in the u-s in 2017 -- a new record low. that's down two-percent from the year before and the lowest number in 30 years. the report found that other numbers are rising -- but that's not a good thing. the cesarean delivery rate increased to 32-percent. the rate of pre-term births rose to nearly ten percent. new tonight at á10 grapes and grass...some companies are trying to cash in on california's two top cash crops.the wine and weed tours happening in the bay area that organizers hope will grab the attention of the state's tourism industry. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. the warriors took care of

warriors took the the warriors took care of business in houston... by winning game one and taking homer court but the big question is where has steph curry where has steph curry been? steph has not been a factor through the first two games of the series he's shooting 2-for-13 from three and hasn't cracked 20 points in the western conference finals on the other side of ball... james harden and chris paul are exposing curry on defense. houston's backcourt have combined for 107 points curry says he feels fine... "i didn't find a rhythm early. i had some decent looks from 3 that could have changed

the momentum of the game early in that first half, but for the most part, just a frustrating night all the way around.""i'm not worried about steph. he's the kind of competitor and player who will bounce back from a tough night, but just one of those nights."reporter: how much is curry's lingering injury, responsible..kerr: his lingering injury? responsible for?reporter: for some of his play tonight?kerr: 13.7%, sorry. steph curry might not be making an impact on the floor but is looking for it in pro golf according to multiple sources... the warriors guard is close to hosting his own pga tour event in the the fall of 2019. curry's representatives at octogon are working with the pga tour to finalize a deal... allowing the agency to sell marketing and sponsoships deals for the event. curry is a golfer himself, he is not expected to tournament all the money raised will the curry foundation. draymond green reportedly owns the trademark for hampton

five draymond's company, money twenty three green enterprises filed for the trademark in 2017 the nickname originated after green, klay thompson, steph curry and andre iguodala flew out to the hamptons to recruit kevin durant two summers ago. the group is known for their speed, athleticism, playmaking and scoring ability when they are all on the floor.

the giants are opening a four-game series against the rockies tonight this is the first time this season they are facing colorado quick update from a-t and tee park... giants the a's in toronto... trying to open with a win against the blue jays they took 2 out of 3 versus the red sox third inning game tied at one... khris davis hits a 2-run shot off aaron sanchez 9 home run of the season... tied for second in the american league in the fifth... with two on the corners matt olson hits a 3-run bomb... seventh of the year oakland scores 4 runs... a's hit three home runs in the game andrew triggs leaves in the third in a forearm injury a's win 10-5

this week's lexus ultimate highlight goes to stephen piscotty last night in boston... the a's outfielder... showing off the leather in the sixth... mookie betts skies one to right field... piscotty goes over the wall to make the catch to end the inning red sox win 6-4 the browns not only will have an uphill battle trying to bounce back from a 0-16 season now, they have to deal with the hard knocks effect h-b-o's emmy-award winning documentary series

highlights an n-f-l team through training camp. history is not on cleveland's side... two of the last four head coaches have been fired and only five of the teams that have appeared on the series made the playoffs. first overall pick, bake mayfield and the browns will be looking for their first winning season in eight years next at 8. an emotional reunion between a soldier and her dog... see the touching video - next. tonight at 9 please i need it i'm diabetic, here's the deal i need the beer, i need the beer. i need the alcohol we need the alcohol please .. ahhhh christmas in may let's look at bay to breakers of the past as we prepare for the future, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly

(ken) an emotional reunion between a soldier and her dog was caught on camera. tampa international airport shared video of the reunion on facebook wednesday.(pam) army reserve sergeant tracy mckithern .... rescued and adopted erby... while she was deployed in iraq. it has been seven- months since the two have seen each other. and as you can see -- there was plenty of love to go around. (pam)(pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just

getting started. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9.4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken...next at nine...a vicious dog atttack at a popular san francisco parkinjures four people..and another dog.now police are trying to track down the pitbull and its owner. a live report....coming up. plus..it is a clear sign that fire season in california is fast approcahing.where this brush fire is spreading...for cing mandatory evacuations. ((grant))plus...looking to make some extra cash?we'll tell you which election office needs more workers for the upcoming june primary.((vicki)) keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break. break. you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. he's more prepared to get things done.

ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. (grant) a man and a woman...found

shot to death in a quiet neighborhood in the east bay...and police there say this appears to be a tragic murder suicide...(grant) thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes...(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... police say say the husband

killed his wife, then himself. kron 4's gayle ong is live in walnut creek with reaction from neighbors. gayle i'm here on i'm here on holland drive -- a quiet street in walnut creek. neighbors are shocked by the news and have seen the man and woman who police believe were married, walk their dog around the neighborhood. the bodies the bodies were found tuesday afternoon.. police say they responded to the home on the 1800 block of holland drive to conduct a welfare check..there police officers found both people dead of gunshot wounds the victims 68 year old sarah huber and 66 year old richard huber jr based on the evidence at the scene -- police are ruling this case a murder- suicide.they believes the two