(pam) now at ten: a major contrast coming our way .. weather- wise in the bay area. (ken) right now: hit and miss showers are here... but that is going to change. (pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. many have jam- packed weekends... with a lot of activities outside.. let's go right to our chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow who has been tracking some high temperatures. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on

the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day in the warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of next week. ((pam)) and a reminder this holiday weekend... authorities across the bay area will be out in force cracking down week.middle of next toward the middle of next week.

((pam)) and a reminder this holiday weekend... authorities across the bay area will be out in force cracking down on impaired drivers. the san francisco police department will be conducting d-u-i saturation patrols from 7pm to 3 am. the c-h-p has also launched its maximum enforcement period.... which began at 6- pm tonight until 11-59 monday evening. a total of 45 people died statewide in memorial day weekend crashes last year. its been tough, its been really really hard. (ken)a family in the north bay is heartbroken and searching for anwsers....after their daughter was killed in a hit and run... and the driver responsible has not been caught. tonight... the family is offering a reward... in hopes of getting some answers. kron 4's hermela aregawi

spoke to the victim's mother. and joins us live from mill valley with that story. hermela.

(pam) a story you'll only see on kron four.... a

woman's life changed forever -- after she says she was ááápricked by a needle while taking a seat on bart.(ken) and tonight she is demanding answers...(ken) riding bart just got a little more dangerous. now, in addition to dodging potential robbers and drug users... there is concern about being stuck with hypodermic needles...(pam) the woman says .. it happened yesterday as she traveled from dublin to san francisco. kron 4's dan kerman has this exclusive report... sotthursday morning linda quan headed to the dublin bart station and boarded a san francisco bound train for work 30 minutes into the ride the san ramon mother of two felt something pierce her behind.sot linda quan/bart passenger stuck with needle 11-20when i felt that i got up and looked at what was poking me and i felt it and didn't know what it was and realized it was s syringe tip.this is the broken tip of the hypodermic needle quan sat on. when she looked under the seat she found even more drug paraphenalia now she wonders why bart isn't doing more to prevent this from happening.sot it's peoples live and people safety and one puncture like that could change the rest of my life if i am infected.sot chris filippi/bart

spokesperson 46-56anecdotally police say they have reports similar to this once or twice a month as far as we are concerned that is once or twice a month too many this is a serious and this is something bart needs to address and is addressing with the resources that we havebart says they've hired more police officers, they're redploying train cleaners so bart cars get cleaned more often and are working with police to address the homeless issue sotthey are not doing enough of this would not have happened.after reporting the incident to the train operator and to bart police quan was tested for hiv and hepatitis. now she's on a month supply of drugs to prevent contracting hiv, she's getting the hepatitis vaccine, and she must get her blood tested every 3 months for the next year and half just in case she was infected with something from that needlesot i'm really worried, i worried all day today and yesterday and i will probably be worried for the next 18 months 141/18 months

i dont see this type of violence in this type of community.(pam) a son in a south bay neighborhood is one of the suspects in his father's murder. tonight... the community coming together to remember him. kron4's gayle ong is live in san jose tonight... where a vigil was held. gayle, how are those who knew the 70 - year old dealing with his death? it was an emotional vigil here tonight,the victim was 70 years old - his wife is in the hospital with life threatening

injuries.organizers say there's no other family here which makes it more tragic to hear it was their only child - their son who is facing murder charges. grieving neighbors sang worship songs they prayedhonoring 70-year-old thao luu the father who was shot and killed in his san jose home sunday nighthis wife is in the hospital with life threathening injuriessan jose police say their 25-year-old son duong luu is one of the suspectsthe other 27 year old madison muongthe victim was a buddist and a thai chi instructor at the community center in his neighborhood devestated neighbors and students gathered at the crime scene embracing each other's broken hearts to remember and honor thao luu

importantly to heal our own wounds, our own pains in our hearts."> police say there are no other suspects at this timethe motive still under investigation.live in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken)here at kron 4 (ken) kron 4 news. gayle ong live in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken)here at kron 4 we are your election headquarters... with less than two week away from election night. (pam) one controversial measure on the ballot in san francisco .... is proposition h. that prop is looking to decide the policy for officers using tasers. but as kron 4's sara stinson found out ... there is much more to the story than what is on the ballot. reporter intro: it turns out prop h is more of a war on words about the policy of how

and when officers should use tasers. there is an aggressive campaign swirling around san francisco about propostion h. ("telling people voting yes on prop h would give police officers tasers, but that's just not true. the police commission already voted to equip the department with tasers and voted on a policy for their use.")in november - the police commission voted to allow officers to have tasers and how they should be used. but the - the san francisco police officers association thought the rules were too restrictive. and created "proposition h". (" we don't want to give our officers tasers and then have them afraid to use them.")under current policy officers can use tasers if the suspect is violently resisting.if passed - prop h would change the wording to "actively resisting and assaultive". (" the term violent behavior is in our opinion is very restrictive and open to interpretation.") those against prop h say the new verbiage is dangerous. ("it's a term of art that's very broad includes verbally signally and attention to arrest. so essentially under prop h if you talk back to a cop you could be electrocuted.")san francisco police chief bill scott also

opposes "prop h" saying if enacted it could only be changed or rescinded by majority of voters or by an ordinance adopted by the board of supervisors. ("i would like to hear a straight answer from them about why they think it would be a good decision to lock the police commission and police chief out of use of force policy making. something we haven't seen nation-wide, it's unprecedented.")("this chief of police in my opinion has been very weak, he has basically become a rubber stamp for city hall and for the police commission.")it's been an eight year long battle to arm san francisco police with tasers. proponents say "prop h" is worded in such a way that will help officers use tasers to detain those with mental health issues and prevent officers from using deadly force. ("there may be that rare incident where somebody does in fact die in fact of a taser. it's far safer, far far safer and more helpful than it is to be hit with a gun or by a bullet.") reporter tag: the city plans to give officers tasers by december, but the policy stating how and when they can use it? that's up to voters this june election.in san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.###

(ken)coming up: coyotes running freely in palo alto neighborhood streets. what you need to know to keep you and your pets safe. (pam) coming up: one couple says, their amazon echo recorded their conversations. and then sent those recordings to someone else.. (ken)and next: home sweet home. how a coffey park homeowner has rebuilt his life since the has rebuilt his life since the devasting wildfires. ♪ it's gonna be a good day. because at ross, you got the trends everyone wants... for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. ross has all the latest looks for so much less,

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alto neighborhood have noticed more and more coyotes roaming their streets in the past few months.(pam) kron four's philippe djegal has the latest on the number of sightings... and explains what to do if you see one. (philippe) in the past two months... the santa clara county vector control district says it's received 25 coyote- related calls from palo alto's college terrace neighborhood... 13 of them were confirmed sightings. the vector control district says that's not a lot for this time of year... but not all sightings are reported.katie demott/neighbor- "i am a little more cautious when i've got my son with me and hiking the dish." katie demott lives in this area... and, walks the trails daily. she says coyotes have lived near the neighborhood for as

long as she has... but is alarmed by reports that they're also walking the city streets.katie demott/neighbor- "i wouldn't leave food on the patio, or and keep the doors closed, obviously." the vector control district says small dogs and cats are pray for coyotes. use loud noises to scare them away. nancy tillman says she's noticed increased coyote activity since march while walks her big dog...nancy tillman/neighbor- "he's seen them many times. he looks at them with interest -- they look at him with interest. but they've never approached us, they're often on the move or just standing around." the vector control district says make sure your garbage bins are secured. don't leave anything outside that may be attractive to a coyote.norma stoliar/walker- "definitely cautious, uh, we were even talking about picking up some walking sticks, just in case. um, cause you never know. you wanna be prepared in case they're rabbies, or maybe they are going to be aggressive, or if they're in a pack, you have to be careful too." none of the recent reported sightings have resulted in a person being attacked. in palo alto, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam ) a live look outside...(ken)

lawrence has the holiday weekend forecast weekend the holiday lawrence has (ken) lawrence has the holiday weekend forecast lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early

morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day in the warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of next week.

clapping and cheering (pam) a big celebration in the north bay it is official.. the first redent has moved back into his rebuilt home ... it was destroyed in the wildfires. it was an emotional day .. and a joyful one.. kron four's terisa estacio takes us to coffey park... (estacio reporting) (here is your key momento)a ribbon cutting, a certificate, special keys this was not your typical homecoming but this was not a normal situation. dan bradford, back home, northbay fires "very appreciate this." dan bradford is the first person to move back into coffey park after the tubbs fire roared through the neighborhood destroying thousands of homes. dan wiped away tears as he took in the moment, thanking city officials and his

contractors. dan bradford, back home, northbay fires. for city officials they were beaming with pride - chris coursey, mayor santa rosa. "it is been a journey." dan took everyone in for a tour of his new home. as you can see, he has some finishing touches still to do. bradford. i gotta wash the sheets. but bradford is beyond happy tonight will be his first official night in his new home. in addition he has a message for others. bradford. hang in there, it is worth it. in santa rosa, terisa estacio (pam) a sonoma state university employee killed in a terisa estacio in santa rosa, worth it. in there, it is worth it. in santa rosa, terisa estacio

(pam) a sonoma state university employee killed in a crash today. what the c-h-p says was a likely factor. (ken)after the break: invasion of privacy?questions about how alexa is eavesdropping... and sending messages without your knowledge. lk tease ten at ten make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross

they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. amazon is facing significant questions over its voice assistant "alexa" .... which powers its echo speakers. (ken) after a woman in portland says her "echo" speaker recorded a conversation with her husband...then sent the audio file to a contact. it's a cautionary tale of technology telling too much. a woman in oregon says amazon's alexa recorded and then emailed a random person with a private conversation that took place in her house. danielle, amazon alexa user: "i felt invaded like total privacy invasion. like immediately i'm like i'm never plugging that device in again. i can't trust it."amazon echo owner danielle

says she was chatting with her husband about hardwood floors when the device sent an audio file to a man who works for her husband. she only found out about the recording when she received an alarming phone call.danielle, amazon alexa user: "the person on the other line said unplug your alexa devices right now. we go around and unplug them all. he proceeded to tell us that he had received audio files recordings from what was going on in our house."allison says the device misinterpreted commands like send message on the contact's name as part of the background conversation and called it an extremely rare occurrence. it's unknown if the couple didn't hear alexa's voice replies or see the speaker light up when it was activated or if the device responded at all. either way it's a case of mixed signals that has a lot of consumers thinking twice about just who or what ty bring into the house. (ken)chat about story setting off your alexa (pam)coming up: frightening moments for a bay area woman while driving along highway 101. what she wants others to know... after she was narrowly hit with a paintball. (ken) plus: a into the house.

(ken)chat about story setting off your alexa (pam)coming up: frightening moments for a bay area woman while driving along highway 101. driving along highway 101. what she wants others to know... after she was narrowly hit with a paintball. (ken) plus: a waterslide re- opening after a 10 year old was hurt last year.what officials say is being done now to keep kids safe.

(pam)and next: a drug deal gone wrong.who police are looking for, after a shooting neathe sun vaey mall. it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring....

does your bed do that? right now during our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 36 month financing. ends memorial day. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein (ken)a man was shot near the

sun valley mall today ... and the gunman is still at large. (pam) it happened on santa monica drive in pleasant hill, just before noon. as kron4's haaziq madyun reports... police say, the shooting happened during a drug deal gone wrong pkga marijuana drug deal that

ended in gun violence. that is how investigators here at the pleasant hill police department are describing a shooting that happened around 11:30am on santa monica drive right across the street from the sun valley mall sot a man who works in the area describes the scenesotsotsgt. ron priebe/pleasant hill police department: "yeah it's definitely unusual for this community to have a shooting or a drug deal that occurs, especially in a location such asthis. it's an unfortunate incident. we try our best to prevent things like this but a dealing between private parties that turns bad is something that we don't always have forewarning for">the

victim who was wounded in the shooting and taken to a local hospital is described as a 27-year-old male. investigators say that neighborhood appears to have been chosen at random for the transaction. police have no suspect information at this time...in pleasant hill haaziq madyun haaziq madyun (ken) in the east bay. relief is on the way for bay area commuters in antioch...with the opening of a new bart extension this saturday. there was a ribbon cutting 11 this morning. people were then treated to free preview rides of bart's new trains. passengers who live in antioch and wanted to ride bart have had to drive to the pittsburg-bay point station in order to get their train... but tommorrow that will all change. the extension will be able to carry an estimated 2,400 people in each direction, per hour, during

rush hours. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day in the warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of next week.

(ken) a big story we are following: the chp says rain is likely a big factor in a deadly crash in the north bay.(pam) officials say, the victim killed was an employee at sonoma state university kron 4's ella sogomonian is here with the details.ella, what is the university saying tonight? that it wasn't her time...she was far too young and had so much to offer as an advisor for undeclared students at sonoma state where she was hired just this past january. while on her way to work 37-year-old hollie pruden lost control of her toyota yaris just before 8 this morning.she was driving on bennett valley road that california highway patrol say was slick from rain. pruden's car flipped onto it's side and another driver couldn't avoid hitting her. that driver was hurt and taken to a hospital.people ran to help but pruden died at the scene. sonoma state university's president released a statement

tonight saying "she was energetic, creative and dedicated to helping our undeclared students find their passion and offering them the guidance they needed. she was much too young with so much potential for us to lose her." dr. sakaki went on to say the university is making plans in pruden's memory and counseling is available to students who may need it.ken, pam... (pam) a close call for a bay area woman after she was nearly shot by a paintball. (ken)the santa rosa woman was heading northbound on highway 101 in petaluma. kron 4's gabe slate talked with the woman who wants to warn others about what happened. sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " shocking someone could do this to another person" on thursday just before 2 pm, rachel thurow says she was driving northbound on highway 101 in petaluma...about a mile north of the east washington street exit.... sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i heard a loud bang" rachel says a blue paintball came through her open driverside window and splattered inside her car.

sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i don't know how it didn't hit me in the head" rachel says this blue paint on the inside of her passenger side trunk window is where the blue paintball exploded.sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i got no sleep last night because i thought if it had hit me in the head the big accident it would have caused" rachel says her window was the only one open so she believes the paintball would have had to pass right by her head based on where it landed. there is an outdoor paintball facility in petaluma called play land.. but they have barriers set up and it's a couple miles way to the south on the highw traveling e was north... so unkely a rouge shot from the intball park... sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i'm for sure not going to be keeping windows down on highway" sound from reporter gabe slate - "chp said no whitnesses and no leads, they have not had any other incidents, "sound from rachel thurow - santa rosa " i just want others to know " rachel thurow says from now on she will be keeping her wiows up when driving on 101. in santa rosa gabe slate kron 4 news.

kron 4 news. (ken) (ken) embattled california assemblywoman cristina garcia returned to the assembly floor today for the first time since allegations of groping against her turned out to be unsubstantiated. while some of her fellow democratic lawmakers greeted garcia with hugs, she was also greeted by protesters. a group of women wore shirts that spelled out "resign" in a form of silent protest. garcia had been on a three month leave of absence following the groping allegation and other claims of inappropriate behavior. investigators found she used language that violated the assembly's sexual harassment policy, and garcia had to step down from her committee assignments and attend sensitivity training. (grant)new at ten: an atlanta woman has been awarded a record breaking settlement

after being raped when she was just 14. in october of 2012...the then teenager was visting a friend for a birthday party at an apartment complex. her attacker was the security guard at that building.that man will now spend 12 yhears behind bars... but the company he worked for was held resonsible for the settlement. it's actually unclear if the victim will never see the money.....she and her attorney are saying it's not about the money but what a jury thinks a rape victim is worth...and supporting the "me too" movement. (pam) efforts to lower taxes on cannabis stalled at the capitol. assembly bill 31-57 -- failed to advance out of committee today. the bill would have lowered two key taxes for the next three years: the excise tax from 15- percent to 11- percent.... and zero cultivation taxes during that same time. supporters of the bill said, the bill encourage people to buy from the regulated market, as

opposed to the black market which cost less because there are no taxes.. the state released its first quarter tax revenues earlier this month -- only making 60- million total dollars -- much lower than projections. one official talked to us ... about some of the early challenges of the legal pot market.. (pam) the bureau of cannabis control -- deciding officially today that it plans to extend its temporary rules for another six months. the rules were set to expire later this spring. (ken) how high can it go? is there a crash coming?the bay area's real estate market raises a lot of questions. kron four's rob fladeboe has some perspective from the south bay -- where home prices are rising the fastest.

rick smith/windemere real estate "...i don't think were in a bubble or a peak..." past president of the santa clara county realtor's associationrick smith just sold this home in san jose's burbank district. it was listed for $899,000 and sold for $1,250,000. there were multiple offers.rick smith/realtor "....it's an average home, 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, 11-hundred square feet, the burbank area is an up and coming area, theres a lot of things happening o nearby san carlos street and it's close to diridon station where the new google complex is planned..."prices for existing single-family homes in the 9-county bay area region are up 11-percent from a year ago to a record $893,000 dollars. in santa clara county, which saw a 25-percent jump over last april, the median-price is now $1,308,000, according to the real estate data firm core logic. alameda is up 11.8 percent while san mateo county grew 7 percent.rick smith/realtor ".....microsoft, google, facebook, apple, all of these substaial investments in land and office buildings across thsouth bay and peninsula and they're message is they're here and they're here to stay and they are attracting top flight people..."smith says the association's national research committee seesprices rising 8-percent per year for at least two more years. he says inventory is up slightly but deals get done fast. this home was on the market for

just nine days.rob fladeboe/san jose "...no matter how you spin it, this red hot real estate market comes down tosupply and demand. a very limited supply and a seemingly insatiable demand. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (sports)(sports) kron 4 news.jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (sports) (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores.

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the slide will be safe for children. it happened not long after the city of dublin's brand new 43 million dollar waterpark called the wave open it's doors to the public last year. the 10 year old was violently flung off the slide known as the emerald plunge. the child suffered scrapes and bruises....that slide and the once called the dublin screamer you see to the right were shut down. and the state launched an investigation. it was ultimately concluded that the water flow and the water height settings of the slide or too high here's the report from cal osha that found that the slides's manufacturer, whitewater west, did not have effective development testing procedures in place. now one year later....the settings on the emerald plunge have been lowered all of the slides are set to reopen saturday. the spokes person for the city of dublin this time around says this time around both the emerald plunge and the dublin screamer have been thoroughly tested have been thoroughly tested starting with bags of bearing weight and length and then dummies and then finally a multitude of life riders look at this facility in another facility with a similar slide and settings that people who made the people who meet the height and weight settings can ride down

safely the city is confident that the ride will now be safe for all riders. but parents had mixed feelings about whether or not they'd let there kid take the emerald plunge.not yet maybe were going to wait for like a month or three months before we let them go slide just to make sure everything is working on the slide i don't wanna wipe my kids to be to test subject seems like they've done the adequate testing so i think would be safethe parents of the boy who was injured eventually dropped their lawsuit against the city and settled with the makers of the waterslide for an undisclosed sum. they didn't want go on camera but their attorney says they just hope the repairs are made for the safety of the kids who visit the park. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) happening now:

the bottlerock music festival is on in napa. the sold out... three- day music festival opened its doors around noon today ... and will be going on ... all the way until sunday. this years headliners include bruno mars, earth wind and fire, and snoop dog. those who cannot make it the festival should know.. it will be streamed live on twitter. the warriors head into game six down 3-2 in the series against houston the good news for golden state is chris paul will not play saturday after suffering a hamstring strain in game five. paul has been dealing with injuries the entire season. with less than a minute to go... paul throws up a floater and hurts his hamstring falling to the ground. paul did not return to the game. he has a history with hamstring injuries... back in 2015 when

he was still with the clippers he missed two games in the second round rockets. eric gordon will start in his place head coach mike d'antoni says he will not change anything for game six

5-2 99 lebron is 5-2 in game 7's after in game 7's lebron is 5-2 99 cavs win 109-than 40 pointswith more playoff game assists... 7th rebounds, 9 46 points, 11 finishes with james over taytum james finishes with 46 points, 11 assists... 7th playoff game than 40 points cavs win 109-99 lebron is 5-2 after after dropping two

against the world champs in houston the giants looking to bounce back in chigago against the cubs mac williamson playing his first game since suffering a concussion on april 24 against the nationals bottom fourth... brandon crawford showing off the leather the gold glover with a bear hand throw to first to get javi baez out take another look... evan longoria can't

make the snag... crawford cleans it up in the seventh... cubs with the bases loaded former athletic, ben zobrist hits a 2-run double off cory gearrin cubbies score 4 runs in the inning chicago wins 6-2 giants have lost three straight... they are 3 games out of the first place in the n-l west over at the coliseum... it was star wars night sean manea and the a's opening a three-game series against arizona diamonbacks have dropped 13 of their last 14 top third... arizona with two on john ryan murphy hits a double off the wall clears the bases... dbacks tack on 2 more runs it wasn't manaea's night... allows 8 hits, 6 runs, and a home run in three and two-thirds diamondbacks win 7-1... break 7-game losing streak finally, the quakes facing finally, the quakes facing the l-a galaxy

in the california clasico let's head to stubhub center... chris wondolowski trying to help the quakes get there third win of the year we pick it up in minute 82 romain alessandrini with the rocket to the bottom left corner l-a takes the lead 1-nothing the quakes get a free quick with two minutes before stoppage it hits the wall... danny hoesen off a volley... david bingham, former quakes goalie, with the save the ball hits the cross bar... but doesn't cross the goal line galaxy hold on to win, 1-nothing earthquakes continue to standings... they are now in 10th place in the western conference (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast.

only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i'll have the seven day forecast. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the

heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day in the warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of next week. semi-annual sale

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