(pam) students feeling on edge today, after a student brought a loaded gun to school ... and police arrest the teenager in the middle of class. (pam) good evening i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. it happened this afternoon at san lorenzo high school. police say the student had the handgun in his possession when they took him into custody. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san lorenzo tonight with the details. dan?

(pam) in aptos -- several masked men entered a home on monte vista drive, and assaulted three teenagers. depues say, the teens were attacked with hammers. it happened around 1:40 - yesterday morning, while the teenages were sleeping in the garage. reports say, two of the victims were sleeping at the time of the attack. one victim, a 17year-old, is still in critical condition.

he was taken to a trauma center while the other two were treated and released. neighbors are shocked by the violence. < "...just the brutality of it was a surprise, the fact that it happened and then when you hear the details of what happened, it's pretty scary stuff..."> police say, some items were stolen. others in the aptos hills neighborhood off trout gulch road say, they have seen strange cars coming and going at all hours ... and they surmise the assault on the teenagers is somehow drug- related. (ken) a mother's anger and promise to seek justice for her son who was fatally shot by san francisco police has others demanding san francisco's district attorney, resign.(pam) this comes, after the d-a's decision not to prosecute the officers involved in the mario woods death case. kron four's terisa estacio reports on what some are now demanding. gwen woods - "i have been

saying to self, how am i going to live without this kid." with tears streaming down her face, gwen woods.. pledged to keep fighting for justice. her son, shown here in this cell phone video fatally shot by several san francisco police officers. woods. "anyone see that video tape and said reasonable, has no soul, no compassion. this group on the steps of the hall of justice in san francisco strongly reacting to district attorney george gascon recent announcement - he would not seek criminal prosecution against the officers involved in the fatal confrontation with woods. he said in a news conference last week that the officers acted in self defense and they had reasonable justification to shoot woods. at the time of the incident in december 2015, woods was armed with a knife. felicia jones. "no more da got to go." now, calls for da gascon to vacate his job based on his decision. and there was tough talk from attorney john burris. he is representing woods family and another family who also has a relative fatally shot by police. there will be no prosecution in that case as well. john burris. he clearly did not have the courage, it

was wrong. gwen woods. this is not an agenda, this is my life. never forget his name, mario woods. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news. ( ken ) petaluma police say there is link between a rise in property crimes and the growing opiod problem.

prescription drug abuse and narcotics overdoses have become such a problem in the city of petaluma that as of just a month ago -- all patrol officers started carrying the anti-opiod medication narcan. lieutenant ron klein says no officer has had to use it yet... a live look outside right now on this friday ... (ken) as we get our first look at the four our first look as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the eving and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a

few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. (ken ) new at 8 -- after several allegations of drivers sexualy assualting passengers, uber has launched a new suite of safety features built into their app. (pam) that includes a new 9-1-1 panic button .. designed to alert law enforcement if a rider is in danger. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate joins us live from the newsroom .. to show us how it works gabe

uber knows that safety is a concern for passengers recently they revised their background check policy to more frequently run checks on their driversand now they have launched two new features built into the app to help protect uber riders during an active ride. now when uber riders are in an active ride they will see a safety toolkit pop up window in the uber app. it features two safety buttons. one is called 911 assistance. it's like a panic button a quick way to reach police. when you click that your current uber ride information will be displayed for you to share with the 911 operator the make and model of the car, the license plate, and your current location stand up - eventually when you hit that 911 button in the app all that information will be automatically delivered to 911 call center you won't have to do or say anything it will be more like a secret panic button. they are testing that advanced feature in 5 cities right now they are on the east coast.. so that feature is not here yet in the bay area.. the second safety feature is called "share my ride".... if you click this

details about your current uber ride are shared with up t0 5 trusted contacts, like friends or family, that you have pre assigned. your trusted contacts will be alerted you have started an uber ride, they will see your location, where you are headed, and be alerted when you arrive to your destination. in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news. uber is working on a similar built in panic button for drivers right now.that is expected to roll out later this summer.. in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news. (ken) the man suspected of being the golden state killer appeared in court this morning. the hearing was to discuss how much information relating to the case should be released to the public. ali wolf reports. suspected east area rapist-golden state killer joseph deangelo..appeared

focused and alert as he faced a judge in sacramento...the daughter of murder victim lyman smith was watching closely from the courtroom.... (jennifer carole - daughter of golden state killer victim)"he stood incredibly still. he didnút fidget with his fingers he didnt fidget at all. so it was interesting to me it was satisfying to watch those handcuffs around his wrist"the hour-long hearing focused on whether to unseal arrest and search warrants...following requests from media outlets... (duffy carolan - lawyer for the media)"(in court)i think the press the public and the victims deserve an open proceeding and to have a better understanding of how this case came to be charged" attorney for the news outlets, duffy carolan says the documents contain valuable information about the investigation into deangelo.. (duffy carolan - lawyer for the media)"they contain the guts of a criminal investigation at that stage and are usually very detailed" defense attoreny david lynch wants the documents redacted... (david lynch - defense attorney)"there have been over 800 print articles in the month since mr deangelos arrest"he expressed concerns "intense publicity" could taint a possible jurors and witnesses.(david lynch - defense attorney)"with the intense amount of publicity thats going on in this case, if you release amounts of confidential information that is a recipe for an unfair trial"the judge is now reviewing the arguments before making a decision..carole says

she and other survivors who cameo court. wl be back. (jennifer carole - daughter of golden state killer victim)"so we h a 10 person squad today its just gonna get more and more fierce. supporting each other?bsolutely supporting each other" coming up at eight.. we first told you about the two german shepherd puppies found in terrible conditions over the weekend. now, we are learning a third puppy was found... details on the heartbreaking discovery... coming up. and after the break-- the new reboot of roseanne is already being taken off the air. the racist rant that caused a-b-c to pull the plug. and, a east bay mother and basketball coach says, she was forced to prove her son belonged to her ... before being allowed to board a southwest flight.

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras.

since the onset the dught, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. heartbreaking news out of

oakland tonight ... we first told you about the two german shepherd puppies who were found in terrible condition over the weekend. now we're learning a third puppy was found in the same location -- under a pile of trash at 89th and g street. this puppy, just like one of the other two found over the weekend, has a broken jaw. kron4's michelle kignston is live for us tonight in oakland and michelle, do rescuers believe these dogs might've been abused by the same person? they do -- because the injuries are so similar ... as well as the age of the puppies -- all about four months old. tom connely, rocket dog rescue "when you torture puppies, the most helpless thing you can possibly imagine, and the way he's doing it it's just horrendous."tom connely with rocket dog rescue got the call on monday from a homeless man on 89th and g street in oakland --another puppy found under the trash pile -- this one with a broken jaw.tom connely, rocket dog rescue "like somebody had taken him and just went chuh!"this is the third dog found in the same spot in oakland in less

than 3 days.two dogs were found under a mattress covered with shards of glass over the weekend.one also with a broken jaw -- the other with its paw chopped off.this is video of that dog getting its first bath and lots of love from rocket dog resc.tom connely, rocket dog resc"i've seen a lot of horrible stuff in dog rescue. this was one of the things that was up there."the first two dogs are under the care of rocket dog rescue and are both four month old german shepherd puppies.the third dog -- a young huskey -- found on monday -- is in the care of oakland animal services. their director told kron4 on monday the dog should be okay.tom connely, rocket dog rescue "there's a sicko somewhere in oakland that is torturing dogs and he did that after the first dogs got so much publicity."pet food express is offering a 5-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. (pam) cal basketball coach

lindsay gottlieb is upset ... when she tried to board a plane in denver sunday, a southwest airlines employee asked her to prove her bi-racial son was actually ... her son. the worker at the desk did not believe she was the mother of her child. even though gottlieb showed her son's passport, and his father was also present. the employee said, she was skeptical because gottlieb's last name is different than her son's. although, matching last names is not a requirement on domestic flights. gottlieb says, she thinks it is because his skin color is different than her childs'. she tweeted about her experience.. southwest responded to her directly ... apologized for the incident... and said, it would be used as a coaching moment. today lindsey

gottleib released this statement "while it was upsetting and emotional, i realize that this was just one day of my life where i was uncomfortable ....... and our family was made to feel "less than" ... whereas others face similar situations on a daily basis. i hope the coverage this has received... can serve as a learning opportunity and that all families - regardless of how "traditional" they may or may not look - are treated with dignity and respect." (pam) members of a southern california motorcycle club are outraged ... after a rider's encounter with a c-h-p officer. this is cell phone video of the incident .... in it, you see bikers waiting at a red light in rancho cucamonga, when all of a sudden there are police sirens. soon after, you can see a cruiser pulling to the right, appearing to knock the rider off his bike. in the video bikers rush over to their friend. at this point, he is already handcuffed by the c-h-p officer. desiree garcia is the biker's wife. her

husband was taken to the hospital then jail. the c-h-p says.. it is investigating. ( ken ) downtown ellicott city, maryland is shut down, the city again looking at a massive rebuild. business owners and people who live there haven't been able get to their properties because of the damage caused by the flash flooding on sunday. this morning crews took people down to main street to asses some of the damage downtown ellicott city has been shut down because of those devastating floods as crews continue their recovery efforts at this point in time many people have not been able to see the extent of the damage to their homes and businesses a guided tour will drive people to their properties to retrieve items that they can personally carry. thiwill be the second time in almost two years people in ellicott city will

be forced to rebuild. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. so tomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be

windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build in and temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming above normal again.

new ahead at 8 -- the southeast trying to clean up from the devastation of tropical storm alberto. more on how it caused the deaths of two journalists covering the story. plus -- president trump says, democrats are responsible for children being separated from their families at the border... how leaders in immigration policy are responding ... coming up. ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, we'll get you ready for the warriors and cleveland. it's championship time. also the giants, we've got some news on bumgarner and they're working in colorado. some highlight coming, later in this broadcast." ((ken))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine...

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administration is under scrutiny for reports that a growing number of immigrant children are being separated from their families at the border... (pam) and the president is blaming democrats for the growing problem. alexandra limon reports from washington, that democrats say, the problem was created solely by this administration. president trump says democrats are to blame for children being separated from their families at the border... the esident says it's because democrats refuse to close loopholes in immigration law.

philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressthis is crazy, i think any of the arguments that i've heard from the administration so far of why the have to separate children from their parents are bogus on their face.philip wolgin with the center for american progress says the policy of separating kids from their parents was created by trump administration.philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressas far back as march 2017 then dhs secretary john kelly talked about we need to separate families to deter people from coming.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsin a phone briefing, trump administration officials including senior advisor stephen miller blamed loopholes included in us asylum laws ---and as a result of us supreme court decisions. this was deputy immigration director thomas homan testifng in congress last week....thomas homan / ice deputy directorthese policies ultimately encourage more parents to subject themselves and their children to dangerous criminal smuggling organizations.last month attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero tolerance policy for people crossing the border illegally.philip wolgin / managing director for immigration policy, center for american progressany parent who comes here we're going to take their children from them. this was attorney general jeff sessions saying it straight out. democrats say if republicans want to change immigration laws.. .republicans are in control of

both chambers of congress. they should get busy. in washington alexandra limon. coming up at eight... the southeast trying to clean up from the devastation of tropical storm alberto. more on how it caused more on how it caused the deaths of two journalists covering the story. and did a c-h-p officer intentionally knock a biker off his motorcycle? what happened that led to this confrontation in southern california. and after the break-- the new reboot of the t-v show roseanne .... has already been booted off the air. the racist rant that caused a-b-c to pull the plug. ((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.

one of the top rated television shows of the season is no more. a-b-c has canceled "roseanne" ... because of racist tweets, from its star.andy rose explains.. millions of fans and critics alike today, reacting to the news thata-b-c has canceled its hit series reboot, "roseanne" over the star's racist twitter rant.tuesday morning roseanne barr made a comment about former obama adviser valerie jarrett, comparing her to an ape.she apologized tweeting."i apologize to valerie jarrett and to all americans."she then said she was quitting the social media site.but the

damage was done. sot bill carter former, media reporter, new york times "its clearly a racist tweet. and it's not the first time. its not the only thing she's said. there's been a litany of comments that she's made that have been over the line and people have wondered how much is abc going to take."abc's president of the entertainment division, channing dungey, said barr's comments are "abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with our values." jarrett said during a town hall on msnbc tuesday, this a "teaching moment." and quote"i'm worried about all the people out there who don't have a circle of friends and followers coming to their defense." barr's talent agency, icm partners, dropped her following those tweets.the show was a huge hit for the network brought it back earlier this year....with about 18 million live viewers watching the premiere episode in march.i'm andy rose reporting. (pam) this evening, hulu announced it would be pulling the show from its si. also.. viacom's cable networks that include paramount network, t-v land, and c-m-t will be pulling "roseanne" from its respective schedules starting tomorrow. (ken) now to our four

zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was another nice day around the bay area today with hot temperatures inland. some highs soared into the 90s inland but it was much cooler at the coast. the sea breeze will continue to strengthen tonight and tomorrow to bring much cooler weather to the entire bay area by tomorrow. it's quiet on the doppler now but we could see some showers over the mountains the next few days. on the satellite image you can see a low pressure system off the coast. much cooler air will sweep in from the gulf of alaska and drop some temperatures more than 20 degrees compared to todays highs. soomorrow we will see most highs in the 50s and 60s with a few low 70s well inland. it will also be windy at times making it feel even cooler. it will be even cooler on thursday with the warmest temperatures in the upper 60s. high pressure then begins to build temperatuers start to warm on friday. the weekend looks beautiful with highs warming again.

(ken) hurricane season -- off to an early start this year -- as the first named storm made landfall in florida monday... and the season doesn't officially begin until friday. sub-tropical storm alberto is being blamed for deaths of two journalists in north carolina. nick valencia reports. the southeast -- bracing for potentially life threatening flash flooding. alberto walloping the gulf coast on monday -- bringing heavy rain and strong winds. the storm's fury -- captured on video -- as this bridge in cuba was destroyed by a rising river. alberto claiming the lives of two journalists covering the storm in north carolina. news anchor mike mccormick for c-n-n affiliate w-y-f-f and photojournalist aaron smeltzer were killed monday when a tree fell on

their suv. chief geoffrey tennant, tryon fire dept.: "it is a freak of nature. it's one of those things that you know it's gonna happen, or you can predict it may happen. but you don't know when."governor roy cooper warning that north carolina residents need to take the storm seriously -- as the governors of florida, alabama and mississippi issue states of emergency.nick valencia: "it's the first severe storm of the season here." jim sedlock: "yeah, it's kinda early. makes me weary of what's ahead."this -- as residents of ellicott city, maryland begin another daunting clean up effort -- after a different storm system caused historic flash flooding for the second time in two years. police -- releasing this new drone video showing the level of destruction across the city. roads -- washed out. cars -- scattered among mud and debris. allan h. kittleman, howard county executive:"they're devastated as you can expect. they have gone through hell to get where they are today before this again."emergency responders continuing to search for eddison hermond, a maryland national guardsman who was helping a a cat -- wheheas pulled underneath the raging floodwaters and never surfaced. joseph lopez, friend of missing flood victim:"we're all keeping up hope, he has a ton of friends, an it's tough to sit here and wait knowing you can't do anything about it."

(ken) alberto was downgraded to a depression overnight -- but the storm could still bring severe flooding to the south as it moves inland. (pam) a harvard study says, hurricane maria likely killed thousands more puerto ricans, than the original official estimate. the study was released today. researchers surveyed households on the battered island in maria's wake. they say, they found evidence to estimate that more than 46-hundred "excess deaths" occurred during the storm and in the weeks which followed. the hurricane roared through the island on september 20th... destroying buildings and knocking out power to virtually the entire u-s territory. after the storm -- authorities placed the death toll at 64. researchers say, the death

toll is likely to exceed 5- thousand. the study was published in the new england journal of medicine. still ahead at 8 -- new data released today about a highly toxic pesticide being used at illegal marijuana grow sites. how this is not just a public safety issue, but an environmental one as well. plus. the upcoming singapore summit now appears to be on again... we'll bring you the details that are being finalized right after the break. and -- a bay area beach covered in a sea of jelly fish. we'll explain what's going on... and whether there is any danger for beach goers.

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again upcoming singapore summit now appears to be on again and details are being finalized. (pam) jeff zeleny reports on the possible face to face meeting between president trump and kim jong un.. that is supposed to take place two weeks from tuesday. new signs today president trump's on-again, off-again north korea nuclear summit may be back on.nats: "are you packed for singapore?"american and north koreanofficials scrambling to revive the historic meeting with kim jong un in singapore ... after it was abruptly canceled last week when mr. trump accused north korea of breaking promises and being hostile to the u-s.pres. trump: "if and when kim jong un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting."since then, a flurry of diplomatic maneuvering underway in the u-s, in north korea and in singapore.a top north korean official -- kim

yung chul -- flying to new york this week for meetings with secretary of state mike pompeo. he's the most senior north korean official to visit the u-s in nearly two decades. meanwhile, a delegation of u-s officials, including sung kim, the us ambassador to the philippines, meeting with a north korean delegation at the de-militarized zone on the korean peninsula.and in singapore, white house deputy chief of staff joe hagin and other aides on the ground, coordinating logistics for the potential summit.joe hagin/white house deputy chief of staff: "we're meeting with our embassy and our wonderful hosts here in singapore."the president trumpeting the developments in a tweet, saying: "we have put a great team together for our talks with north korea."white house officials say the biggest sign they believe north korea may now be serious about the nuclear talks is the new york visit from one of kim jong un's closest advisers.jean lee/former pyongyang bureau chief, associated press: "we should really look at him as kim jong un's personal envoy. now he has at kim jong un's side at all of the major summits that he's had this year with world leaders. he's the guy who is whispering in his ear about strategy."yet it remains an open question whether there's enough time to set up the first face-to-face meeting between an american

and north korean leader. most summits - like the historic 1986 reagan-gorbachev meeting -- took far longer to arrange. (pam) in sports... we profile a recent bay area sports hall of fame inductee ... who won three super bowl rings as the rock of the 49ers offensive line...(ken) and the warriors are getting oracle arena ready for game one of the n-b-a finals... gary has that story... plus some good news about giants pitcher madison bumgarner... that's coming up next at 8 -- dramatic video of police rescuing two people from a car that crashed into a canal. we'll tell you where this happened when we come back.

there is an increase in the use of a deadly and banned pesticide ... at illegal marijuana farms on public land in the golden state ... according to a new study. researchers and law enforcement saying today -- the pesticide is a threat to california's wildlife, its watershed -- and people. our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports.

u.s. attorney mcgregor scott, eastern district of california "this is a game changer." attorney general xavier becerra (d) "we have a window in california to get this right."federal, state and local officials -- offering a dire warning about illegal marijuana growth in california. bill ruzzamenti, dir. central valley california hidta "california is the primary source country for marijuana for the entire united states." tracy perry, dir of law enforcement and investigations, u.s forest service "california, without question, is the epicenter of where this problem is."not just a public safety issue, but an environmental one as well.researchers --releasing new data today about a banned and highly toxic pesticide being used at illegal grow sites..integral ecology research center says its found carbofuran at more than 70 percent of sites last year...up from 15 percent only five years before.officials say the new data shows illegal grows -- are harming national forests wildlife and waterways... mourad gabriel, ms, phd, integral ecology research center "...are being used to intentionally and

poison game and non-game wildlife as a mechanism to protect their crops.the forest service says more federal money is on the way...something local law enforcement will help eradicte what they call a public safety issue.sheriff margaret mims, fresno county "people want to hunt, they want to hike and they're faced with armed guards in these grows..."kl sig out (ken) video from the sanger police department in fresno county shows officers rescuing two men from a vehicle that flipped upside down and landed in a canal. one of the men was stuck for 40 minutes in the submerged s-u-v, breathing from a pocket of air only about as big as his head. several officers attempted to open the door but couldn't. that's when firefighters showed up and used the jaws of life to open the door. both officers helped with a crow bar. an officer apparently heard gurgling sounds coming from inside the s-u-v and reached back in and grabbed the brother's hand. both men were rushed to the hospital to avoid hypothermia. investigators don't know yet what caused the driver to lose control of the vehicle.

down by as many as 15 points in the many as 15 points in the many as 15 down by as many as 15 points in the first half... warriors coach steve kerr wasn't happy during the end of the first quarter sideline interview...kerr

a triple-double... with 27 points.... 10 assists.. and 9 rebounds once things got going... kevin durant came alive... going for a game-high 34 points... as the rockets went the other diecton...missin g an nba-playoff-record 27 straigth three-pointers... they were 7-of-44 overall from behind the arc the warriors advance to their 4th straight nba finals with a 101-92 win here is te finals schedule...(wipe to schedule) game 1 thusrday at oracle arena... game 2 also in oakland this sunday then off the cleveland for games 3 and 4 on wednesday and friday then... if necessary... game 5 is back necessary... then... if and friday then... if necessary... game 5 is back at oracle a couple of mondays from now preparations are already underway in oakland... all the finals signage going up

the wariors are 12-point favorites in game one... the largest finals spead since 2001... when the shaq and kobe lakers the shaq and kobe lakers the shaq and 2001... when the shaq and kobe lakers were 12-point favorites in game 1 against allen iverson and sixers... ironically... the sixers won that game... but dropped the next 4 as l-a won in 5 games the warriors are also the largest favorites in a finals series in at least 16 seasons... they are running at minus-1,000 odds for the series and join us sunday for our special "sports night live" game 1 special... a full hour of special... a full hour of special... a full hour of highlights... player and coach reaction... and alalysis with our special guest... the son of warriors and nba legend rick barry... scooter barry...

who himself played at kansas and had a 15-year overseas that's this sunday at 9-pm five were inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame earlier this month... including three-time super bowl champion 49ers offensive lineman... harris barton... "two-time all-pro offensive lineman harris barton sent a decade in the nfl with his beloved 49ers, 10 years folled with some of the greatest memories of the franchise. and it al started with one important call." "it was bill walsh on the phone. he said hey, watch the tv because we're getting ready to take you with the 22nd pick in the draft.""barton won his first ring as the niners defeated cincinnati for their third lombardi trophy."back to throw montana. steps back, throws...john taylor!" "the first thing that comes to mind is, gosh, john taylor. evrey time i watch nfl films it's like, john taylor catching that bal. i keep waiting on him to drop it, and he never does,... haha. i tell all my friends, i've never been to a super bowl, but i

worked in three, hahahaha." "harris barton's hard work in the trenches will forever be anchored in the history of the 49ers." our lexus ultimate highlight... really not a highlight but great news the the giants and gi fans... madison bumgarner appears to be ready to return next week... according to nba sporets bay area... mad-bum is scheduled to return to the mound next tuesday against the arizona diamondbacks bumgarner has been out since the begnning of the season with a broken pinkie... he threw a successful rehab stint last suaturdy in sacremento for the triple-a affiliate rivercats...

big number 40 back on the hill next week... and that's our lexus ultimate highlig my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. ♪

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and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds. ends sunday. (pam) beachgoers need to watch where they step on the sand of linda mar beach in pacifica right now. jellyfish have taken over a large part of the area. and surfers say, there are even more out in the water. the executive director of the marine science institute says, these are moon jellies... which are very common around the world. they can travel in the millions... in groups referred to as blooms.

swimmers like fish didn't they can't swim against the current so they just float so when you get the onshore occurrence and the onshore winds combining you get these blooms of jellies and i'm sure they can't swim to get away biggest get loaded onto the beach> experts say, the good news is ... this is a very benign species of jellyfish... they do not have the kind of toxins in their tentacles that will cause severe pain.. if they sting you out in the water. (pam) that wraps (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken ) but we are just getting started this tuesday evening.grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9...guys? ((grant))thank you pam and ken...new tonight at nine..a store manager viciously attackedand knocked out while confronting a thief....who stole less than 20 dollars worth of stuff.that robber is still on the loose tonight. hear from shoppers who say crime is on the rise in their neighborhood.also new at

nine...a northern califoria woman claims kaiser denied her life-saving surgery.that's when a bay area doctor stepped into to help.find out what happened next...and why that woman is raising awareness so it doesn't happen to someone else.it's a story you won't want to miss.((grant)) plus...game one of the nba finals is on thursday.tickets are now on sale...how much you'll have to shell out if you want to watch the showdown with the cavs in person. ((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news a nine starts right after the break.

,.(grant) tonight a trader joe's store manager in the east bay is recovering after a thief knocked him out during a robbery and the crook is st on the loose tonight...(gra) thanks for joining us, i'm grant lodes...(vic) and i'm vicki liviakis... it happened at the trader joe's store on oakgrove road near treat boulevard in concord. tonight that's where we find kron 4's j.r. stone. j.r. you talked with the

victim. how is he doing tonight? (j.r.)he was concerned about having a possible concussion but said he is feeling better and isn't going to stop working because of this thief. he had a large gash on his face where he was hit. the crook hit him there using the back of his forearm. this happened around one-thirty tuesday afternoon. the store manager told me he the man didn't pay for items and walked out of the store. just a couple steps out of the store that manager confronted him saying he wanted the stuff back. that was when the thief knocked the manager out with the back of his forearm. that manager told me he fell back and hit his head on some concrete. the man made away with...get this....salami, yogurt, some fruit rollups, and some freeze dried strawberry's. less than 20 dollars worth of merchandise. he hit the manager for that. shoppers reacted to the news today.keeps going on more and more....just not fair to the employees.20 bucks or 2 bucks it is still stealing...you don't have to go in and rob people and knock em out when you get confronted. fellow workers did get a license plate number. this man, caucasion and in his upper 20's with tatoos, jumped into a silver minivan with others inside. the manager suspects that the man might have been on meth. police tell me they have some leads but are still looking for the crook tonight. live in concord, j.r. stone kron 4 news. ra