involving an ambulance. and we are just learning that the patient who was being rushed to the hospital... has died. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. 4 other people were injured in the crash,.... it happened in san lorenzo just after 11:00 a-m... at the intersection of hesperian and lewelling boulevards...right off of interstate 8-80. kron 4's terisa estacio is live at the scene-- terisa - what do we know about the woman who died? (estacio reporting) this violent collision happened here at the intersection of lewelling and hesparian in san lorenzo. you can see right over there - the ambulance involved in this crash is on its side that is how hard it was hit (estacio reporting) the ambulance - was heading to the hospital with a patient in the back and three others including an alameda county fire fighter paramedic when it entered this intersection. garner swartz, chp spokesperson. we know the ambulance was traveling southbound on hesparian, and the audio coming from lwelling when the collision occured. a chp spokesperson says the

driver of the audi, and four people in the ambulance all rushed to the hospital. the patient died, but authorities say it is unclear right now whether, the female died from the crash or due to the medical call. ambulance spokesperson. they were doing what they do, responding to 911 calls. four people in the ambulance, we can't go into detail obviously, they are employees and now patients. officer swartz, chp the collision is currently under investigation, we are checking with several witnesses and local businesses and looking for pictures and surveillance video from the area. california vehicle code states all drivers yield to emergency vehicles. the audi contained has an uber sticker up in the corner window - it is not clear where the driver was on the clock for uber at the time of the incident. (estacio) kron four reached out to uber to see if they have a statement baout the accident. in san lorenzo, te

(grant) elsewhere in the east bay this morning, a few precious moments were all that stood between a fremont resident and serious injury... as a van crashed into her home. the crash was at the intersection of barnard drive and harrisburg avenue in north fremont. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from the crash scene (rob live) it turns out the van that crashed into the van that it turns out (rob live)(rob live) it turns out the van that crashed into this house on barnard drive was stolen. after failing to make a left from harrisburg onto barnard, it jumped the curb and plowed into this home where the lone occupant was getting ready for work. her hands still shaking and

wanting to remain anonymous this woman tells me she had just stepped into the backyard of her home here on barnard drive when she heard what sounded like an explosion coming from the garage. anonymous home owner "....i was screaming, i was panicked, it's not like anything i have ever experienced, it was just so dramatic...."stolen from a window washer just up the street, the van plowed through the closed garage doors, snapped a load-bearing wall and came to a stop in the living room. crews had to shore up a support beam to extract the van, which caused heavy damage to the home and it's contents. anonymous home owner "....a neighbor came over and he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was lookingfor people and he came and he found me in the backyard...."the home owner was not hurt while the female driver of the stolen van was

hospitalized. police said skid marks in the street indicate the vehicle was going very fast as it clipped another car before crashing into the home as it's resident was getting ready to leave. anonymous home owner "....i could have been in my garage, it missed me by a few minutes because i was getting ready for work, a few minutes earlier and it would have been a different outcome... (rob live) said by police to be uncooperative at the scene, the driver of the stolen van suffered non life threatening injuries. she is facing felont auto theft and possibly other charges. damage to the home is said to be extensive. live in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... lava is devouring everything in it's path-- after the kilauea volcano erupted late last week on the big island of hawaii. this is new video showing lava moving down a street in the leilani estates neighborhood. right now-- officials are pleading with people to stay

away from leilani estates-- as lava and fumes are seeping through giant cracks in the ground. dozens of homes have been destroyed from the lava... and hundreds more are threatened. (grant) scientists say they don't know how long the volcano will erupt... howard dashefsky is live in hilo tonight... howard, what's the latest? (grant)

latest? what's the latest? (grant) happening now ...

thousands of u-c service workers are on strike. they want a large salary increase... and say they want to address racial and gender pay inequalities. kron4's will tran reports. more than 12 thousand

surgeries over the next three days just at ucsf's parnassus facility have been rescheduled because these workers are on strikekathryn lybarger/union president-ucsf is tone deaf. what good is a pay raise if you're outsourcing our jobs? the workers are mostly custodial and security guards and don't deal directly with patients but they are getting support from nurses and medical technicians who do forcing the hospital to reschedule most surgeries victor rodriguez/striking worker-san francisco is so expensive that we have to move farther and farther to have the money go morethe two sides have been negotiating for more than a year without a deal.the hospital was made aware of the strike and have called in replacement workers to help with emergency surgeries reporter-what about emergency surgeries, are they still going on?sheila antrum/coo-yes they are. in fact we have two emergency surgeries today including a liver transplant. that's what we do even with replacement workers ucsf says there is no way they could maintain its normal workload and surgery schedule. in fact it might be a fraction of what they normally do. they started reaching out to patients as early last friday

to reschedule their surgeries. in san francisco will tran kron 4 news (vicki) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite

image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds. (grant) coming up.. a southern california officer is in hot water tonight... after he assumes a man is shoplifting. see the encounter caught on camera. (vicki) a warning as the

weather starts to heat up in the bay area. where you might see more rattlesnakes. (grant) and after the break... some local kids...enjoying their high school prom return to see their car windows smashed in. details on where the burglars targeted students. 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

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however when they returned to pick up their vehicles that is when the party went down hill... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story the sign outside the parking lot reads park at your own risk but not even the police thought this would happensot those thirty seven vehicles were in the student parking lot saturday night here at college park high school in pleasant hill. students attending the senior ball parked their cars here and boarded charter buses to the event in oakland. sot sot sotjoe alvarez/college park high school principal: "we thought by securing the

parking lot, locking the gate would be enough">that is the way the school has secured vehicles of those attending senior ball over the past six years but principal joe alvarez says that is about to changesotjoe alvarez/college park high school principal: "next year we are looking into changing up our security routine to incorporate staff or other personnel">pleasant hill police are following up on several leads including school campus surveillance video sotcollege park high school principal says a parent donated one thousand dollars reward for information leading to an arrest of the person or persons responsible in this case. in pleasant hill haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) police are investigating a hit and run that left one person with life-threatening injuries. they say it happened around 2-30 this morning near lombard and buchanan streets. the victim was crossing lombard

street against a red light when a vehicle heading west on lombard street on a green light struck him. the victim was taken to a hospital. the car apparently apparently fled the scene and a description was not immediately available. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... an off-duty police officer is under fire -- for pulling his gun on a customer he áthoughtá was stealing a pack of mentos. the incident was caught on a convenience store surveillance camera... but the victim, jose arreola, isn't calling for the officer to be fired. jeff nguyen has more. security video clearly shows jose arreola paying for a roll of mentos at a buena park convenience store. a man later identified as a city police officer out of uniform walks in after arreola puts the candy in his pocket, prompting the officer to tell him, "hey, give that back. i'm a police officer."at that point, the officer pulls out a handgun from his sweater pocket, stunning arreola, who quickly puts the candy back on the counter. "oh, i paid for it!" exclaims arreola.the officer then tells arreola, "get you cash and leave," before arreola again protests, "i paid for it."the officer asks the clerk if he did, in fact, pay for the candy. after he asks the clerk the same question multiple times, the officer says, "my apologies. my apologies.""you know who i am, right?" the officer asks

the clerk. "yeah, i know," he responds.they were tense moments arreola feels were fueled by the officer's lack of respect for him."the hardest thing for me was, believe it or not, it wasn't really the gun," said arreola, pausing as he seems almost overcome by emotion. "it was his arrogance, his way of talking to me. he treated me like a piece of trash."the march 16 incident occurred while arreola's wife waited in their car. the couple filed a complaint against the city of buena park the following day, which led to the discovery of the video.we're not lying about what happened, 'cause that's how they've made us feel,"

(vicki) that was jeff nguyen reporting. the arreola's say the city of buena park would not tell them the name of the officer. but that they hope to figure out a settlement out of court. (grant) a warning if you drive a ford or mazda truck... the department of transportation said today that ford rangers and mazda b-series trucks from 2006 are under a "do not drive" warning. this comes as the agency is urging owners of cars with defective takata air bags to get repairs immediately. the specific mazda and ford models are being singled out because officials are concerned they are not being repaired quickly enough. chemicals used to inflate the air bags can deteriorate in some conditions, causing them to explode with too much force..

spewing shrapnel. at least 22 deaths and more than 180 injuries have been linked to the defect. some 50 million takata air bag inflators have been recalled in the united states. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off

the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds.

(vicki) still ahead... students receiving their diplomas... are pulled off stage for celebrating. see the video that is causing a lot of controversy tonight. (grant) plus after the break-- a warning about rattlesnakes in the east bay. where officials say you need to be on high alert-- while enjoying the warm weather.

we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes

to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. warning tonight... after two people were attacked in the last few weeks. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports from mount diablo...she talked to experts about how to protect yourself. mount diablo state park is a popular place to visit when the weather is warm and dry.

but officials are warning people to be careful....that's because snakes are also out looking for food.in the last two weeks, two people were bit by rattlesnakes. the first was on april 23 on mount tamalpais. a 79-year-old man was bit twice by a rattlesnake and had to be airlifted to the hospital. and then may 4th, a teenage girl was reportedly bitten by a baby rattlesnake in a clayton neighborhood, near mount diablo state park. some tips to keep yourself safe include:-hiking with a friend in case of an emergency. -looking at the ground ahead of you while hiking.-looking carefully around and under logs and rocks before sitting down.-avoid placing hands or feet in obscure areas.-keeping pets on designated trails away from snakes if they see one.if you encounter a rattlesnake, park officials say to leave it alone and allow it to cross if it is on a trail.reporting live in mount diablo state park, lydia pantazes kron4 n (vicki) it's the start of

wildfire awareness week... and cal fire wants you to be ready. 2017 was one of the worst fires seasons on record for the state. more than 9- thousand wildfires were reported... and more than 1- point-5 million acres burned. nearly 12-thousand structures were damaged or destroyed and 46 people died. the state spent more than 700-million battling wildfires last year. cal fire recommends homeowners make a defensible space... by clearing 100 feet around your home. (vicki) next at 5:30... we see it all the time in the bay area-- but now it's a nationwide law that all chain restaurants must have calorie counts on their menus. we'll explain the changes. (grant) plus... a teen is beaten and robbed at gun point in the south bay. and tonight the suspects are still on the loose. details on who police are looking for.

(grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood right now... (vicki) in the south bay... a 17-year-old boy is recovering tonight...after being robbed at gunpoint. it happened around 10:45 saturday night ...at the corner of lytton avenue and kipling street in palo alto. there police say the victim was talking on his cellphone...when three suspects approached him and demanded his phone. when the boy refused...one of the suspects pointed a gun at him. the victim was also punched in the face...and

suffered a small abrasion to the head. the three suspects jumped into a black sedan...driven by a fourth person...and are still at large. ... (grant) in the east bay. three men are behind bars tonight...accused of stealing power tools from a home depot...and leading police on a pursuit. the incident started at the home depot on crow canyon road in san ramon. once at the scene police say the suspects fled onto 680. however the pursuit was short lived...the suspects crashed after exiting the freeway on sycamore valley road. police arrested 26- year-old kamoni gaines...26-year-old daniel hooper... and 31-year-old john williams on suspicion of grand theft and conspiracy. (grant) a former contra costa deputy is now facing 4 felonies... after he's accused of having sex with female inmates. patrick morseman was arrested last month. he had been working at the west county detention facility. despite morseman's claims the sex was consensual... lawyers for one of the inmates says it was rape. morseman

faces 5 years in prison if convicted. (vicki) on the peninsula... two people are arrested after a shooting at a daly city bowling alley. this is cell phone video from the classic bowling center on king drive when the shooting happened last weekend. police arrested khejon nelson and taisia fauolo. officers say a fight started between two groups of people before a man was shot. the victim remains in critical condition. both suspects have been booked into jail. (grant) in the north bay... a baby deer is back with it's mother, thanks to a couple of marin county sheriff's deputies. this morning they found the little guy poking around their patrol car. he managed to get stuck behind the seat, but then wiggled his way out with a little help. the sheriff's department posted the video on twitter with the hashtags #savingbambi and #so-cute. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs

soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds. (vicki) happening now... you can vote in the june

5th primary election... by sending your mail-in ballots. and a change for voters on the peninsula-- in san mateo county áall registered voters will receive mail-in ballots this year... due to the california voter's choice act. this means people in san mateo county will not go to the polls this year. ballots returned by mail must be postmarked on or before election day... which is on june 5. if you're not registered to vote... you have until may 21st to do so. and a reminder... kron4 is your local election headquarters. (vicki) one billion dollars -- that's how much additional money some lawmakers want to spend on a number of healthcare-related proposals this year. one of the proposals is to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to expand medi-cal for some undocumented adults. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz reports. it's not quite universal coverage --but assembly democrats are beginning another major healthcare push. asm. phil ting (d-sf) "...much closer to universal healthcare here in california."democratic assemblymembers announced a $1

billion funding package for california's health care system.among what could change -- expanding medi-cal to cover 114-thousand undocumented immigrants -- between the age 19 and 25.also -- providing a refundable tax credit for people with income between 400 to 600 percent of the federal poverty level.this could open up refundable tax credits for a family of four making between $100,400 and $150,600. asm. jim wood (d-santa rosa) "we still have the goal of a unified publically financed healthcare system in california, but we need to take steps now."asm. david chiu (d-sf) "we still have three million who don't have access to healthcare. that's what we're trying to address with this billion dollar package."fresno assemblymember doctor joaquin arambula chairs the budget subcommittee on health and human services...his subcommittee passed the one billion dollar proposal. he spoke to us before that vote monday afternoon.asm. joaquin arambula (d-fresno) "we will be able to figure out how to open up the doors on our healthcare system to ensure that here is california is a human right ".the lawmakers says they are asking governor jerry brown for money from the 6-point-1 billion dollar surplus -- a potential hurdle as the governor's may budget revision is expected out soon. kl, kron4 news (grant) (grant) another big story we are

following tonight... u-s attorney general jeff sessions visits the mexico border in san diego today. he spoke at the border wall separating san diego and tijuana. in keeping with the trump administration's zero tolerance policy for illegal border crossings, sessions announced today that the department of homeland security will be referring immigrants for federal prosecution. he says this could cause some parents to be separated from their children. jeff sessions:"if you cross the border unlawfully, we will prosecute you. it's that simple. if you smuggle illegal aliens across our border, we will prosecute you. if smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and that child may be seperated from you as required by law." (grant) (grant) (grant) at the news conference

today-- ice officials denied that the trump administration has a blanket policy to separate families as a way to deter others from trying to enter the country illegally. (grant) a week ahead of the formal opening of the u-s embassy in jerusalem --- the city has posted the first signs officially pointing visitors to the facility's location. jerusalem's mayor posted a picture of himself near the new sign on his facebook page along with the caption, "this is not a dream -- it's reality!" written in hebrew, arabic and english, the signs direct visitors. the building will officially become the u-s embassy in israel on may 14th --- a move president trump promised during his campaign. (vicki) new at five... a new rule that goes into effect today that requires restaurant chains to post the calorie count of all items on the menu. it is one of the last items to be implemented of the 2010 affordable care

act. reporter, anna wiernicki reports on the rules and how the restaurant industry is reacting. anna wiernicki: anna wiernicki: starting monday, áall restaurants with 20 or more locations will have to tell you exactly how many calories are in all items on the menu.cicely simpson national restaurant association take cg @ 0:08-0:14so whether you are in nashville or whether you are in washington dc, today you are actually going to see the same calorie information.anna w iernicki: cicely simpson with the national restaurant association says the new law is part of the 2010 affordable care act. she says the new requirements include more than just restaurants.cicely simpson: so restaurants, convenient stores, grocery stores certainly stadiums and theaters and anywhere where you find restaurant type food. anna wiernicki (stand up) washington correspondenttake cg @ 0:34-0:41food and drug administration commissioner scott gottlieb says the goal is to improve public health, and help americans make more informed choices about their diets.daren bakst: even if individuals want to eat poorly, it's up to them. anna wiernicki: but daren bakst with the conservative think-tank the heritage foundation, says the law equates to government overreach.daren bakstthe heritage foundationtake cg @ 0:52-0:59what is the government interest in deciding that we should make sure that people should be able to eat a certain way or trying to influence them not

to eat a certain way.anna wiernicki: bakst says some restaurants simply can't afford to change its menus. daren bakst: i feel bad for some restaurants that are going to have a very hard time complying. it's going to cost them a lot of money.anna wiernicki: the fda says it will be working with restaurants over the next year to help change their menus. after that, restaurants that don't comply with the law could face fines or even jail time.in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. (grant) coming up-- a relaxing vacation turns into a nightmare, and a cruise ship is filled with water. we'll explain what happened. (vicki) and after the break... outrage after students celebrating their big accomplishment-- are pulled off stage. we'll show you the controversial video.

the university of florida is apologizing... after several black students were pulled off the stage during a commencement ceremony. authorities say the students were celebrating their achievements by dancing - when an usher pulled them off stage. the university president acknowledged the staffer's "inappropriately aggressive" conduct. he assured parents and students that the hands-on removal process has been banned from all future ceremonies. (vicki) still ahead...

the warriors look to win round two of the playoffs against the pelicans tomorrow night... but not all basketball fans are happy about it.. as players and coaches are now getting threatened. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) time now to talk some warriors-- the dubs are one win away from making a 4th straight trip to the western conference finals. with a commanding 3-1 lead, golden state is in position to finish off the pelicans tomorrow night in game 5. (grant) however, basketball is just a minor storyline...compared to some disturbing news that developed after yesterday's game. mark carpenter joins us with the details. mark? for the last several weeks, it seems as if there's been ramped up tension in the

fan-player dynamic.. russell westbrook and james harden are some stars that've had run ins with spectators. yesterday, we saw something that really crossed the line and was practically criminal... when someone tweeted a death threat at draymond green. someone named andrew polk... presumably a pelicans fan... tweeted out... "i hope draymond green gets shot in the face as soon as he leaves the arena... which looking at the citywide stats... is about 37%" polk later deleted the tweet and apologized, but the message was already out there. green is not alone in receiving these types of threats.. steve kerr admitted today that when he was working in the suns front office, he got some dangerous messages after making a trade. we'll hear kerr's remarks in a bit, but first green's classy response to the situation. "i care a lot about basketball, but i don't care that much. being that we are in it and everyday we are literally blood, sweat and tears in this everyday and it don't matter that much to me. it shouldn't matter that much to him either. so i just pray that he get the help that he

need.""somebody basically called the office and said they were gonna shoot me and deep down you know it's a hoax, but there's also part of you like, are you kidding me? we are talking about a game here. it's very disconcerting. it's unfortunate and i guess that it's inevitable in the age that we live in. a lot of people are able to now tell jokes they would normally only think about in their head." kerr also applauded green for taking the high road in responding to the incident. draymond's mother offered her opinion on the situation...saying the man who made the threat is quote 'what is wrong with sports' and he should be removed from twitter. warriors back in action tomorrow night at 7-30 at oracle. (grant) (grant) an 18-dollar bet

paid off big for a texas woman saturday. the woman... whose identity has not yet been confirmed... played a pick five bet on the kentucky derby. she was at a racetrack...and chose the winning horses for five different races. her 18- dollar wager secured her one-point-two million dollars-- justify won the derby...and the horse's ownership team took home about the same amount of money. (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. pam? coming up new tonight at six...a disturbing cold case in monterey county -- solved..

nearly 30- years after the sexual assault and murder of this 14-year-old girl ... an arrest has been made. what we know about the suspect -- a man police are calling a predator who hunted innocent children. that's coming up .. next on kron4 news at six... vicki? thank you pam - we will see you at six. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we

will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds.

(grant) (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... an unsettling scene on a cruise ship-- after it starts flooding. we'll explain how it happened.

(grant) a jetblue plane is forced to be diverted after the windshield shattered. you can see the cracks in this photo... (vicki) the san juan flight was headed to tampa yesterday when it was forced to land in fort lauderdale. the pilot decided to land after noticing several cracks in the windshield. flight attendants told passengers not to worry-- because they weren't in any grave danger. officials say the damage was done to one of the outer layers of the cockpit windshield. it's not yet clear how it happened. (grant) cruise ship passengers are back home tonight after their relaxing vacation turns into chaos. a pipe burst-- flooding the

ship. (vicki) reporter katherine mozzone spoke with vacationers as they got off the boat. phyllis witt / passenger:"i was thinking oh i'm going to have to call my kids but i was okay."it was just after six, the evening of the fifth day into a week-long cruise aboard the carnival dream when guest phyllis witt found herself on the 9th deck as water started pouring into the hallway. phyllis witt / passenger:"it was a little scary watching the water come down but they told me they had it under control."kayla jagneaux / passenger:"we saw people just standing there. they were upset. they said they lost everything."guest kayla jagneaux was headed to her cabin on the 9th deck not long after cruise officials say a water line with for the kayla jagneaux / passenger:"when water started coming in, passengers rush from their rooms. some people had to rush out naked, they were changing. some people just had a robe on."luckily, jagneaux's room wasn't one of the ones affected. but carnival reps

say more than 50 were.kayla jagneaux / passenger"they were cleaning up really quick." guests say crew members immediately got to work clearing out the water.joann mizanskey / passenger:"from my point of you, from what i saw, i thought they handled it well. they had a lot of crew over there trying to clean up and they had towels out, vacuums out.carnival says they compensated passengers, refunding their cruise, giving them half off their next one and offering to fly them home if they wanted to leave early. jessica hoven / passenger: "they handled it great. they flew everyone who was able to fly home with a passport, flew home."joann mizanskey / passenger:"it sounded like a pretty decent deal, if you were in for it. spend a few days in cozumel and then they were going to fly you out. i would've taken advantage of it." (grant) that was katherine mozzone reporting. the incident did not affect the ship's schedule... and another cruise left yesterday afternoon. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) pam moore is here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six.... we're live at the scene of an ambulance crash in san lorenzo.

a woman was being transported to the hospital has died... we'll tell you what investigators are saying about the crash... then. new video going viral online.it shows a tense confrontation involving a police officer.... we'll tell you how the department is now responding.. plus - we'll discuss a new poll in the tight race for s-f mayor with our political analyst. that's coming up next at six. that's coming up next at six. this is the new $4 value menu at denny's. and the fried cheese melt is back, baby. mozzarella sticks inside a grilled cheese sandwich. we're now accepting nominations for the greatest idea ever! the fried cheese melt is back, as part of the $4 value menu. nat"just watching everybody

come out of there with all their things and -- it's so sad, it's just so sad."nat (pam) nat(pam) an

unstoppable river of lava .... flows through a residential neighborhood on the big island of hawaii. the volcanic eruption that began last thursday, has destroyed dozens of homes and disrupted hundreds of lives. good evening. i'm pam moore. grant lodes is here with heartbreaking stories from a community transformed by natural disaster,grant? (grant) pam the neighborhood known as leilani estates was a little corner of paradise built on top of an inferno known as the east rift zone. last week, lava seeping from kilauea volcano began seeping up through the streets.the molten rock and toxic gas has driven its residents from their homes ... and left them with an uncertain future. you can see- it looks like three structures that are on fire there, .the creeping

disaster is visible from above, the flow glowed an angry red in the predawn light.chopper natover the weekend a handful of fissures multiplied and combined... the lava swallowing entire blocks of homes."within 5 minutes there was probably a 3 foot wall of lava on the street.""i was five years from retirement with the house paid for. and retirement is nowhere near in the future now, if this is what's playing out."leilani estates residents had a few hours to go back and collect what they could."get your belongings and get back out." they had just one word to describe what they saw.victor you just came from your home first time since last week what was it like?it was devastating.devastating it's devastatingevacuees facing tough choices about what to keep and what to abandon."i think for me it's just taking the memories with us. to me it was important to bring the things that made me feel like home while it's not home where i'll end up which i don't know

where that is right now.""it was hard it was really hard if it's there or not when you come back.""got all my stuff my hat my ukulele my computer and my medicine because i only had 20 minutes to get out. brudduh said you gotta get out 5-6 cop cars in front of the house ha ha" "hi sweetie." beloved pets were reunited with their owners though the kindness of strangers. "theres people there that are just going to peoples houses, they are angels right now. they been going to peoples houses one in the morning they got these two last night at one in the morning and they got them they're holding them for us and they're just angels. neighbors provided food, clothing to evacuees facing an uncertain future,"i have peanut butter and jelly turkey i have snack bags"its a community thing man you have a truck full of stuff or does it all come from?it's all donations came from these people right here. this is the aloha" (grant) the volcanic activity has triggered a string of earthquakes ... they've hit almost hourly since last week. this animation from the tsunami warning center shows them all ... including last friday's magnitude six=nine quake.pam? another big story this evening. one person... on their way to the hospital... has died, after the ambulance they were riding in crashed in the east bay. 4 other people were injured in the crash.... that took place in san lorenzo, just off interstate 8-80 this morning. kron 4's terisa estacio is live at the scene--

terisa - what are investigators telling you about the crash? (estacio reporting) we are learning that the patient in teh ambulance has died she was a 74 year old san leandro woman this whole accident shut down this intersection for more than 6 hours. (estacio reporting)this was such a violent collision the ambulance was knocked on its side the audi entire engine crushed up in the window of the white sedan, an uber sticker.. it is unclear right now, whether the driver was working for the ride sharing service at the time. the ambulance - was heading to the hospital with a patient in the back and three others including an alameda county fire fighter paramedic when it entered this intersection. garner swartz, chp spokesperson. we know the ambulance was traveling southbound on hesparian, and the audio coming from lwelling when the collision occured. a chp spokesperson says the driver of the audi, and four people in the ambulance all rushed to the hospital. the patient died, but authorities say it is unclear right now whether, the female died from the crash or due to the medical call. ambulance spokesperson. they were doing what they do, responding to 911 calls. four people in the ambulance, we can't go into

detail obviously, they are employees and now patients. officer swartz, chp the collision is currently under investigation, we are checking with several witnesses and local businesses and looking for pictures and surveillance video from the area. california vehicle code states all drivers must yield to emergency vehicles. the chp is investigating the accident this intersection is a part of the unincorporated area of san lorenzo. (estacio) uber says it is investigating as well, to see if the driver was working for the company. in san lorenzo, te te (pam) elsewhere in the east bay, a stolen van, going at a high rate of speed, crashed into a north fremont home this morning. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, it was a very close call for the lone occupant of that house. her hands still shaking and wanting to remain anonymous this woman tells me she had just stepped into the backyard of her home here on barnard drive when she heard what sounded like an explosion coming from the garage. anonymous home owner "....i was screaming, i was panicked, it's not like anything i panicked, it's not screaming, i was panicked, it's not

te te san lorenzo, te te te te te (pam) elsewhere in the east bay, a stolen van, going at a high rate of speed, crashed into a north fremont home this morning. and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, it was a very close call for the lone occupant of that house. her hands still shaking and wanting to remain anonymous this woman tells me she had just stepped into the backyard of her home here on barnard drive when she heard what

sounded like an explosion coming from the garage. anonymous home owner "....i was screaming, i was panicked, it's not like anything i have ever experienced, it was just so dramatic...."stolen from a window washer just up the street, the van plowed through the closed garage doors, snapped a load-bearing wall and came to a stop in the living room. crews had to shore up a support beam to extract the van, which caused heavy damage to the home and it's contents. anonymous home owner "....a neighbor came over and he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was lookingfor people and he came and he found me in the backyard...."the home owner was not hurt while the female driver of the stolen van was hospitalized. police said skid marks in the street indicate the vehicle was going very fast as it clipped another car before crashing into the home as it's resident was getting ready to leave. anonymous home owner "....i could have been in my garage, it missed me by a few minutes because i was getting ready for work, a few minutes earlier and it would have been a different outcome... lt. matt snelson/fremont police "......the owner of the van said he looked out the window and saw that is van was gone, he came running down the street, heard tires screeching and saw the van go into the house..." police did not immediately identify the driver of the van. she was not seriously hurt and is now facing, at minimum, a charge of felony auto theft. in

fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam)(pam) new tonight at 6... police in san jose say, they have made two arrests in an armed robbery and home invasion .... that took place sunday morning. 18-year old ezequiel flores.... has been booked into the santa clara county jail, on multiple counts , including burglary and brandishing a weapon. when confronted near the scene, police say, he did not comply with verbal commands to drop his gun. an officer shot at flores -- but did not hit him. he was later tracked down by another officer, and taken into custody, along with a second suspect, a 17- year old male. (pam) more than 12- thousand patients .... scheduled for surgery over the next three days... just at u-c-s-f's parnassus facility, will have to wait ... because workers are strike. workers say, they want a large salary increase ... and they want to hospital to address racial and gender pay inequalities. the workers are mostly custodial and security guards .. who do not deal directly with patients.

but they are getting support from the nurses and medical technicians who do forcing the hospital to reschedule most surgeries. the hospital has called in replacement workers to help with emergency surgeries. even with replacement workers u-c-s-f says.. there is no way it could maintain its normal workload and surgery schedule. officials say, they started reaching out to patients as early last friday... to reschedule their surgeries. ( pam ) it was a heartbreaking discovery for some east bay high school students over the weekend... returning to their cars after their senior ball, to find shattered glass everywhere. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story sotthat was the scene here

for thirty seven college park high school students returning from the senior ball in oakland to find their vehicles had been broken in tosotsotjoe alvarez/college park high school principal: "we thought by securing the parking lot, locking the gate would be enough">that is the way the school has secured vehicles of those attending senior ball over the past six years but principal joe alvarez says that is about to changesotjoe alvarez/college park high school principal: "next year we are looking into changing up our security routine to incorporate staff or other personnel">as for why the school says it is mandatory for any student attending the ball to travel on the charter bus...principal alvarez it is all about student safetysotjoe alvarez/college park high school principal: i can tell a parent that we breathalize, we search here on campus, then we take their sons and daughters to the venue and return them safely, that really for me ensures their safety. get then to the venue safely and return them back to school">pleasant hill police investigators say they are following up on several leads which includes school campus surveillance video. college park high school principal joe alvarez told me a parent donated one thousand dollars reward for

information leading to an arrest of the person or persons responsible in this case. in pleasant hill haaziq madyun kron4news a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see

some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds. (pam) coming up... the race for mayor of san francisco is heating up.. just as a new poll comes out suggesting just how tight the voting could be.. we get some

analysis on the latest numbers. (pam) also... a police officer 'goes off' on a seeming tirade, accosting a suspect .. you will see why he is now on leave from the department. (pam) plus, walkers and bikers may love the new hours being tested out on the bay bridge path ... we have the details on the new 24 - hour service

beginning on thursday... you will be able to take a late night bike ride across the eastern span of the

bay bridge. currently, the new eastern span bike path .... is open from 6 a-m to 9- at night.. but starting this thursday, cal- trans will open the bike path for 24 -hours. this is just a pilot program... and will only last for 10 days. on saturday, may 19th at 9 pm .... the path will return to its normal hours. (pam) officials are warning bay area residents to be aware of rattlesnakes.... after two people reported being biten in the last few weeks. on april 23rd, a 79- year old man was bitten twice by a ratttlesnake on mount tamalpais, and had to be airlifted to the hospital. and on may 4th, a teenage girl was reportedly bitten by a baby rattlesnake near mount diablo state park. officials say, hikers should pay close attention to where they are walking... and look carefully under and around logs and rocks before sitting down. with election season fast approaching... and the june primary, just over

four weeks away, we want to take a look at the contentious race for mayor of san francisco.. a new poll has just been released on that and been released on that and joining me now via skype ... to talk about that and more.. political analyst michael yaki ... thank you for joining us michael.first....let's look at the latest poll numbers.. board of supervisors president - london breed - 28- percent. former state senator mark leno - with 21- percent. supervisor jane kim scored 17- percent in the poll. former supervisor angela alioto at 8 percent. richie greenberg ( who is the only republican) .. is at 6 percent. ááthis poll commissioned by the san francisco firefighters union - which has endorsed london breed. (pam) the governor's the (pam) the governor's race has

turned into a race for second. democrat and current lt. governor- gavin newsom .... leads all other candidates, as the most well known and well funded candidate. five democrats and two republicans

remain ... as the most serious candidates looking to land one of two spots in the runoff election in june. while democrats are focusing on who is best qualified to stand up to president trump, republicans are trying to steer the conversation towards taxes and immigration. let's take a look outside right now... ... a beautiful start to the week. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little

on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds.

(pam) new at 6 tonight. the paroled sex offender.... accused of taking his children along for a hours- long police chase across the state in an r-v ..... has been charged with a litany of crimes. today, the los angeles county district attorney .. charged 46 -year old stephen houk with kidnapping, assault, child

abuse, injuring a spouse, fleeing police, and assault with a firearm. houk was on the run for two- days, after escaping into a bakersfield orchard at the end of a 100- mile police chase. his 11 - month old and 3- year old children were inside his motor home during the chase. they were not injured. prosecutors are asking that bail be set at one- million dollars. ( pam ) coming up.. no fun filling up the gas tank these days... and prices per gallon are expected to go up even more .. we'll tell you how one international deal is affecting the cost. ( pam ) plus, kidnapping is just one of a number of charges facing a suspect accused of taking a man from a parking lot, then ending up in mountian view ....

in mountain view -- a man accused of kidnapping a driver in a parking lot in san jose... is behing bars tonight. reports say, alberto ulloa -avila - a transient - hopped in the victim's car, and made threats of physical harm to the victim.... if he did not follow his

instructions. the san jose victim drove the suspect to a k-f-c restaurant on el camino real in mountain view, where he attempted to rob the driver, once he had parked. the suspect was arrested on charges of kidnapping, making criminal threats, vehicle theft, violating a protective order and driving on a suspended license. (pam) also new at 6. police are looking for the suspect.. who violently assaulted and killed a man in richmond. officers say, the victim was attacked at lucas park on sunday night around nine p-m.. investigators are determining whether the man died from the assualt, or a fall. according to police -- the suspect did not use a weapon. noone has been arrested (pam) a's outfielder, stephen piscotty and his family, are mourning the loss of his mother, gretchen. she lost her battle with a-l-s ... a year since the diagnosis was made. piscotty was playing with the saint louis cardinals in the early stages of gretchen's neurological disorder. in december... the cardinals

traded the pleasanton native to the a's... in order for him to be closer to his mother in the east bay. (pam) the a's executive vice- president of baseball operations, billy beane... released a statement today saying... "the athletics organization extends its deepest condolences to the piscotty family on the loss of gretchen. she was a devoted wife and mother, whose legacy will live on through her husband, mike, and their sons stephen, austin and nick." (pam) the piscotty's and the a's community fund.... started a 'you- caring page'... the goal is to reach 100-thousand dollars for a-l-s reasearch they have received nearly 26-thousand dollars in donations so far. if you want to visit the site, go to 'you-caring dot com slash piscotty'. ( pam ) it is a viral video - a police officer dressing down a suspect during an arrest a .. we'll tell you what happened next. (pam ) another case where d-n-a helped ... three decades a helped ...

three decades later and a suspect is brought to justice in the murder of a young girl in monterey county .. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. baby boomers,

here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. new tonight

at 6. the family of a murdered teenager.... has waited almost thirty- years to bring her killer to justice. today, the man charged with killing 14 year old christina pina, was extradited from mexico to california. her body was found in a

castroville artichoke field in 1990. her father says, d-n-a evidence helped link arsenio leyva (lay-va)... with her murder, but it was more than a decade after a federal judge signed a warrant, before leyva was actually charged with the murder. "this case demonstrates it does not matter if it takes years or even decades.... we will not forget. we will find the criminals no matter where they hide and we will bring them to justice. (pam) justice. (pam) leyva made his first court appearance in salinas on charges of murder, attempted kidnapping, rape, and assault. in fremont, a local resident in fremont, a in fremont, a local resident

is counting her blessings after escaping serious injury as a stolen vancame crashing into her home. fremont police say the driver of the stolen van was going way too fast and lost control before crashing through the garage door and into the living room of the home on barnard drive.home alone at the time, the resident says she had only just stepped into her backyard when the crash occurrred. the driver of the stolen car suffered non life threatening injuries. in jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news sothere at college park high school in pleasant hill, students attending the senior ballmin oakland saturday night, returned to the school to find that their cars had

been broken intosotsotjoe alvarez/college park high school principal: "next year we are looking into changing up our security rouitine to incorporate staff or other personnel"> a parent donated one thousand dollars reward for information leading to an arrest of the person or persons responsible in this case. in pleasant hill haaziq madyun kron4newskron4news haaziq madyun pleasant hill haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence lawrence karnow: it was sunny

and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on but the temperatures will begin to cool with a and low clouds. (pam)

(pam) new tonight at 6. a louisiana police officer has been placed on departmental leave ... after a video of his interaction with a citizen, went viral. our grant lodes joins us now with details on this story. (grant) the officer... gary thomas... is under investigation for allegations violating shreveport police policiy...following this interaction with a young man... that has been circling on social media. the officer showed up after a neighbor complained about loud music at the house in question. then this happened.

. swing on me record it. record me whooping your do not throw your hands up on me again. keep your hands up.> (grant) thomas has been with the shreveport police department since 2010. he has been placed on paid administrative leave. shreveport mayor ollie tyler issued a statement: "we are concerned with the content of the video that has been circulating on social media. i have instructed chief crump to take all appropriate action and to complete a thorough review of this matter. we expect all of our employees to interact with our public in a professional and courteous manner." (grant) the shreveport chief of police has ordered an official inquiry into the video while thomas remains on leave.

(pam) new at six-- this morning, oakland mayor libby schaaf walked- thru the new tuff shed homes ... on 27th and northgate avenue. the sheds are part of a new homeless community ... that will house 40 of the people who are living on the street. once people move into the sheds ... city officials say, the goal is to help them on a path to permanent housing ... within 6- months. (pam) expect more pain at the pump in the coming weeks ... rising oil prices just passed another milestone, jumping above $70- per barrel in this morning's trading in asia. oil prices have been climbing, partly because of expectations that president donald trump will abandon the 2015 iran nuclear deal, which allowed iran to export more crude oil. this is the first time the u.s. crude benchmark has been above $70, since november 2014. san francisco drivers are already paying $3-73 on average... for a gallon of

regular. (pam) coming up... nestle and starbucks are partnering up.. to bring you more ways to get your caffiene fix. what changes could be coming to a grocery store near you... next 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,

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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. nestle and starbucks are joining forces. the companies announced monday, they are forming a "global coffee alliance." nestle will pay seven- point- two billion dollars.... in

order to globally distribute, market and sell packaged products from starbucks. this deal only applies to starbucks' packaged products, sold outside the u-s -- and does not include any ready- to- drink coffee, tea or juices. regulators still need to approve the merger.. it is expected to be finalized within the next few months. (pam) in world news... vladimir putin arrived at the grand kremlin palace today, for his fourth inauguration. putin won an overwhelming re-election victory in march, taking home nearly 77- percent of the vote .... in polls which his most outspoken opponent... was banned from participating in. a number of notable guests were in attendance, including american action star - steven seagal. putin has already served for 18- years either as president or prime minister. this new 6-year term puts the 65-year old in position to become the longest tenured russian leader since joseph stalin. coming up in

sports .. the first of our bay area 'sports hall of fame' profiles .. and it is of one of the greatest giants pitchers of all time plus... after their big win in new orleans yesterday .. warriors coach steve kerr talks about the 'hamptons five " line up.. sports director gary radnich has it all.. next.

the warriors were dominant in their game 4 win over the pelicans in new orleans yesterday... none of the starting lineup now dubbed... "the hampton's five"... pracitced today as they were given it off... yesterday andre iguodala joined durant... curry...

thompson and green in the starting lineup for the first time ever... the "hampton's five" name came from the meeting the other four had with kevin durant at his place in the hampton's when they were recruiting him to sign with the warriors... it obviously worked and yesterday they got off to a big lead early... on their way to a 118-92 win and a 3-1 lead in the series they can close out tomorrow night... steve kerr was asked about that lineup today... he borrowed a line from the team's longtime media director... raymond ridder... (wipe to sot: kerr) raymond told me last night that he's been here so long that he's seen some warriors lineups that looks like the hampton inn five so he said this newer version is a much better version, but we're not mentioning any names (laughs) on a much more serious... and scary...

note.... soemone named andrew polk... who is evidently a comedian... posted this very unfunny tweet directed toward draymond green... "i hope draymond green gets shot in the face as soon as he leaves the arena... which looking at the citywide stats... is about 37%"... if it was supposed to be a joke it obviously didn't work... after yesterday's game green took the high road in his response... and today steve kerr talked about a death threat he received while general manager of the phoenix suns...(sot: green and kerr) take sotit's kind of sad that someone would take this stat serious when you're talking at the end of the day what's a game and making death threats and talking about life you know i just hope he gets the help that he needs. it's disconcerting i had a death threat one time when i was in phoenix as a gm i made a trade and the next day i got a call from the fbi somebody

basically called the office and said they were going to shoot me. deep down you know its a hoax, but there's also part of you that's like are you kidding me? we're talking about a game here. nba action nba action tonight... lebron james and the cavs at home... trying to close out and sweep the raptors... that is currently in progress... brad stevens... and the celtics... also going for the sweep of the philadelphia 76ers... but this one was in philly 3rd quarter... sixers start to pull away.. ben simmons with the dunk... he had 19 points and 13 rebounds later in the 3rd... joel embid... with the follow dunk inside... he had 15 points and 13 rebounds... played 35 minutes 4th

quarter... dario saric... who led all scoreers with 25 points... hits the jumper... phiily on a roll final score... 103-92 sixers... they still trail 3-1 in the series... the celtics can finish them off at home on wednesday nght great news for the gants as johnny cueto will not need surgery in hisright elbow...he should return in 6-to-8 weeks... meanwhile... the giants continue their 10-game road trip in philadelphia... this isn't good news... san francisco down 10-0 in the 7th... jeff samardjiza and d.j. snelton touched up for 5

runs each and speaking of the giants the first installemnt of our profiles of this year's bay area sports hall on fame inductees... who will be enshined two weeks from today... is on one the great giants pitchers... 3-time word series champion matt cain... (wipe to sot open) before the world championships, before the championships, before the world before the world championships, before the perfect game, before ranking among the most decorated pitchers in giants history. matt cain's baseball journey started in the minors and even as the team's first round draft pick in 2002 he had to work his way through the farm system. and after three years of paying his dues he finally got the invite to the big show. once he found his groove caine was on a tear the 2009 season was the start of an incredible run where the right hander hurled his way to a trio of all star nods and multiple cy young ballots, but nothing beats the feeling than being part of three world championship teams and for him the 2010 campaign stands out the most. none of us realized how far back we were going into september we felt like we had a good team we felt like we had a chance that whole time and we just knew that we had to seek out a couple more wins and keep on pushing and pushing and pushing.and in the

middle of winning those titles caine had his moment of perfection june 13, 2012. it was just one of those days where there was a ton of energy going on and it kept building building and building and by the end of the game it felt like the postseason run we had in 2010 it was just electric (play call announcers)and all those achievements solidify his place in the bay area sports hall of fame. sports hall of in the bay area sports hall of fame.

(pam) tax refund season is upon us! according to the i-r-s -- last year, nearly eight -out of 10- people received a tax refund worth an average of $2,895. if that trend holds up this year -- many taxpayers will once again get a nice check from uncle sam. mary moloney has a closer look at the five smartest ways.. experts say

you can spend that extra cash.. don't splurge, be smart!that's the advice from financial experts about how to spend your tax refund check from uncle sam. one---start an emergency fund. the c-e-o of smartpath financial says you should be prepared for unexpected expenses. alok deshpande, ceo of smartpath financial"ultimately you're trying to get to 3 to 6 months of an emergency fund. i'd start with one month. maybe it's 2,000 dollars you're setting that in a savings account" two---pay off your debt. whatever you owe money on, work hard to get rid of it and avoid paying double-digit interest rates. alok deshpande, ceo of smartpath financial"you're going to take the highest interest rate first and work that piece of debt off first. and that's gonna help you save some money." three-- upgrade your house.it's likely your most valuable asset, so pour money into projects that will raise equity. alok deshpande, ceo of smartpath financial"the kitchen and bathrooms is where to put the money in terms of homes."four-- put the money toward your individual retirement account. if you don't have one then don't put it off.alok deshpande, ceo of smartpath financial"whether that's roth or traditional don't get too caught up there. just get it started." butt to "if you start investing sooner, you get the opportunity for your money to compound."and number five---have fun. afterall, fun is in the word refund. alok deshpande, ceo of smartpath financial"so let's say you've paid off a credit card, or student loans, whatever your next goal is, that 20% is there for you to spend as a reward for finishing that goal."for consumer watch, and mary moloney. china has unveiled the world's unveiled the china has

mary moloney. watch, and mary moloney. china has unveiled the world's longest sea crossing bridge -- spanning 24- miles over the pearl river delta. the bridge connects hong kong with macau and mainland china -- slashing journey times between the three cities from three hours.... to 30 minutes.... putting them all within an hour's commute of each other. the $20- billion infrastructure project has been in construction since 2009.... it is set to open to drivers later this summer. here's a comparison... the bridge is over 14 times longer, than the golden gate.

lawrence karnow: it was sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tomorrow will once again move into the 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will cool a little on wednesday. high pressure will begin to build in late on thursday and into the weekend. we could see some offshore winds and much warmer weather durning this time. it will be nice on mother's day but the temperatures will begin to cool with a little more fog and low clouds.

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