anything the very popular park everyone comes to walk their dogs. windsurf. somewhat the come just a lot. some officers working here this morning was. a woman says that she was surprised a gun was taken not surprised a vehicle was broken into. "i've heard of brick and timber for fort unfortunately. i bring a bad carlita wide open a figure at rather have them enter then break and enter. >> reporter: a park says they're working five local different law-enforcement agencies to try and locate the stolen items all. so said have several leads following up on. will not elaborate on what those were. >> pam:friends of richard linyard did not believe what oakland police said about how he died. as we first reported on kron 4 news yesterday. after a police pursuit, linyard was found dead wedged between two buildings. police say it was an accident and police force was not

involved. but linyards' friends checked for themselves, whether a person could survive in that space. today. the family of richard linyard was shown police video. from officers' body cameras, recorded the day he died. it was an emotional moment for the man's mother. she spoke exclusively to kron 4's haaziq madyun. just prior to viewing the last moments of her son's life. >> reporter:you're here today to view the chest camera video. what are you hoping to see? "well today i'm hoping to see the video from its entirety from the beginning when they stopped the car until they found him" jessica gatewood is referring to her son richard linyard, who was found dead in a tight space between two buildings in east oaklandback on july 19th after a traffic stop and foot pursuit by opd officers. she here at opd headquarters to view videos hoping to find answers to what happened to her son. "i'm not going to be satisfied

with incomplete video. want to see the whole thing in its entirety" the family's attorney accompanied linyard's mother and brother to view the footage. about 40 minutes later they returnedclearly overwhelmed by emotionhis mother walked non stop from the elevator out the front door of the polioce station, not saying a word "look i'm certain it was hurtful to see her son on the last day of his life" civil rights attorney john burris talks about his impression after viewing 3- different police body cam videos of the incident "i didn't walk away thinking i didn't have a real sense of what happenedi didn't see anything that suggested that there was a break in it and that there was some nefarious activity that burris says the next step will be looking over the coroner's report of the cause of death which he says usually takes 6 to 8 weeks to be completed. in

oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:oakland police have identified the three officers. involved in last week's fatal shooting of a carjacking suspect. on august 12th. officers jonathon muniz, jesse lawless and john shackford. shot and killed the 27-year-old suspect. nathaniel wilks. wilks allegedly advanced towards the officers armed with a gun. wilks had attempted to carjack another driver. after he crashed his car on 27th- street, following a police pursuit. the investigation is still underway. shot, killed carjacking suspect >> reporter: we checked with hellfire tell is now a person could news here but i earn 2000 acres sparse. abandon the bill that the building recreations that a injury or reported tussle

should real disaster. will be out there putting spot to the week and the meantime continue to grow in a cow nearly as and a sense 44 is popular didn't then if thousand discontinue flights fire. the line of fire departments and stay cannot their investigation kron 4's will tran reports, the fire was intense. and was just one of several complications. the deadline has come and gone. >> reporter: to 2000 square feet on fire sending big plans in the night sky one firefighter said

of the bomb going off as the flames and smoke shaped like a mushroom. flings approved by the time he is driving on the building to go circleville a better look at it through. florida collapsing. >> reporter: plays inside because the recycling plant was closed for the night. fire department leaves the fire could of been smoldering long before they arrived. he was so intense the. route of entry the new firefighters allowed inside the building instead user ladders to dump thousands of gallons of water on the building. "" south pole building is down its of the exterior walls struck. it could take up today to finish putting up the fire if not. birding for a couple more days." >> reporter: member sent

hundreds yards away. the fire department already dealing with this situation had to break off the unit progress fires my turn that situation. the toxic smoke was a huge problem throughout the morning. unfortunately no nearby businesses homes had to be evacuated. >> pam: deadline has come and gone for the submission of a new coliseum city proposal. many people view that proposal as the last hope to keep the raiders in oakland. especially with los angeles beating down their door. kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with more. dan >> reporter: you this month and a federal official no viable plan to keep the raiders in oakland. as of or uncommon for it to be collected traders here that deadline has come and gone 5:00 today. this is his proposal to the oakland and they will decide with this product in

their mind is indeed a viable. comes >> reporter: under this man: submitting coliseum proposal a city of oakland the city will decide if indeed a viable project. puli"reviewing his material in an effort to be ready when the board of supervisors to counsel comes back from recess. we will be informing them of our findings." >> reporter: general terms it calls for release one sports stadium,. along with office buildings retail stores housing. the city officials say it really comes down to dollars and sense. financing plan is what it's about one we can go much further." >> reporter: and mayor has gone on record to say the city will not be chipping and hundreds of millions of dollars. "the oakland does not have money to put into this deal the. that is not a priority for the city not an appropriate use of city funds. the mistake has been made in the past i, will not make

again." >> reporter: those who want keep the raiders in oakland since it's just what they want to hear. "phil and optimistic been a long day coming law. time coming works and hear what the final report an awfully big and positive." >> reporter: it to make a decision on this plan made late september of. they like it then moves on if not then a little help about keeping the raiders in oakland except for this city also in private communication with the raiders. somehow this might be able to work something out on their own. kemper could not hear what their own development. again by that time the door will be probably broken down the loss angeles beating on it. >> pam: a huge sell-off on wall street today. with the dow falling more than 500 -points. catherine heenan is here the >> catherine:america's stock

market plunged dramatically again today. marking its biggest loss of the year. investors and traders were glued to the downward spiral. the dow lost 531 points.concluding its worst week since 20-11. three big factors are driving this week's worries --- concern over china's economy. the federal reserve's benchmark interest rate. here's a look at the final numbers. the dow - down 531 points. the nasdaq - down 171. and the s&p -- losing nearly 65 points. a local economist says wall street has been resilient to china's unstable economy -- until now. cory's"subtly data has come and. members overnight steeper decline and the slowdown of the chinese economy. that's had ripple effect china has been a major engine of global economic growth may. your source of demand and commodity market. the

slowdown triggered a sell-off in commodities raise. the concern about the emerging markets. gone through a correction. as correction as that's gathered momentum eventually, but the u.s. market." >> catherine: u.s. economy held up quite well continue of course change carry to cut american still to come tonight. the americans who stopped the attack plus, an emotional reunion at the golden gate bridge. how this officer has been saving than two decades. and police making progress in a disturbing animal abuse case. caught on camera on the peninsula. who they managed to track down. next. >> diane: are temperatures these past few days. i know if we expect any changes coming up in the 74 cast straight

>> pam:the peninsula humane society staff says. they believe they have contacted the owner of the dog. which is seen being abused in this video. allegedly at the hands of a pet sitter. kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the lead investigator in the case who says, they plan to examine the animal over the weekend. >> reporter: investigators said she talked to when she believes is the order of the dog in this disturbing video. being lifted by the next and in the ground.

then slapped several times. cancel estimates society released a video shot by a neighbor july 30th daughter sought for the first time thursday night. . "see what happened or dog for a. to the facility to. a rescue ship those careful with they never used physical discipline for." >> reporter: the video is releasing the stairs were worried the dog had been injured. she did not recognize that anything was wrong with the dog which picked up coming from vacation. i they"had she not seen the video probably wouldn't know anything had happened." the exam >> reporter: an animal in the next few days. investigation of the alleged abuse continues. regard"visit the site has injuries still a crime that was committed. >> reporter: a society has done similar complaints about the same woman official. it could not act on this video from back in may of another possible abuse case. because it was not clear enough. "disturbing thing is that this

woman knew she had been on our radar. we've got to her house more than 10 times adviser cribbing getting complaints about her beating dog. and she did seem to care and didn't stop her. >> reporter: surpasses supporters of the best years as she spent 20 letters of a glowing testimonials. "it may society it turns the case of the da next week. they're asking any former clients of this dog sitter call them if they suspect there animal was abused as well. official >> pam: is not naming a pet sitter she is not yet been arrested or charged with the crime. that business owner has a lawyer and not return our calls for comment. >> pam:raymond "shrimp boy" chow due back in court today. he is asking a federal judge to dismiss the racketeering and organized- crime charges against him. the chinatown association leader alleges, he was the target of selective prosecution.

he claims, federal investigators and prosecutors. targeted him because of his past criminal activity..and his increasing political influence. chow also says investigators failed to go after other public figures.whose names surfaced in the multi-year f-b-i probe that brought the charges. hurt. in an early morning >> reporter: yet of his car to 24 jd nelson/alameda co sheriff

the driver of the black suv has been identified as hayward resident refus coleman, 36. "the legal limit of but truck driver. diabetes is very lucky." >> reporter: prelim shows he was almost twice legal limit. besides being with the alameda county sherif's dept. for 5 reserve officer. he has severed two tours and is a decorated marine. we feel very fortunate he is "could've had tragic results" the biyclist who the deputy initially had stoppfed for had a 20 dollar warrt out for his arrest on drug related offenses. >> pam:this morning. east bay municipal utility district crews repaired a water main that ruptured on thursday. the line ruptured while east bay mud crews were working to repair a broken 12-inch cast iron water main, on oakland avenue. at least 12 properties lost

water service on thursday. the pipe was repaired early this morning at 3-am. and water service has been restored. crews are expected to continue working today. filling in the hole made by the repair work. an emotional reunion at the golden gate bridge. a man who attempted to leap to his death and the retired c-h-p kron 4's averi harper joined them at the bridge today. >> reporter: 10 years ago he attempted to jump. briggs talked him out of it. he's appealing person and briggs has saved. he kept to nearly 200 people from leading. off the leading "there not to project a lot of stuff on folks and just

listening when one looks like this and see the whole picture." reflects >> reporter: beyond those life-and-death experiences in his new book. the guardian of the golden gate. and it he aligns to decades of keeping people from taking their lives in their darkest hour. although we saved hundreds he says he could not save them all. one person"check my hand and then jumped. it will always be there. losses >> reporter: etched in his memory. "a little bit of everyone dies when they go to a the sorry for the family" >> pam:the weekend is here. a lot of events happening this weekend. including the annual friends of faith breast cancer challenge. it's tomorrow morning. hundreds of people will come out to walk around lake merritt and raise money to support low income women diagnosed with breast cancer. kron four is one of the sponsors to tell us what kind of weather we can expect tomorrow mornig. diane.

>> diane: art the badgers the past few days. fought in the early morning hours that its tomorrow a, lake merritt oakland already pull them out of for you. the temperature breakdown for the day oakland around like mayor area 68 degrees right now you can see by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning 65 degrees than and up to 70 around noontime to a. p.m. 70 degrees 4:00 p.m. we are daytime high. only 73 degrees. the bigger picture here cooler temperatures overall all processes the bay area air. even inland valley locations. sidesplitter 62 degrees along the coasts. 74 inland valley. by 10:00 p.m. the patchy fog will go into the area. then 5:00 a.m. mostly sunny sides with a gradual clearing in place. satellite radar showing us and no rain in the forecast. dealing with a low pressure system in place that was giving the marine layer stronger impact to cool things down for us. and give us

patchy fog. there you have the fog tracker 11:00 p.m. tonight showing most of it will then move in the area.santa rosa center fell mill valley. all laid sentences could on the peninsula and. even parts of oakland hayward semiannual get some fog. transition to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning was the polls back quite a bit. the ascension in the afternoon hours a. and " are talking the average high their inland valley 82 degrees. east bay shoreline mainstays of the low 70's. overall cooler temperatures we expect a warm up any time in the sunday forecast a return. >> catherine:a new jersey family was astounded by this sight in their back yard this week. a pool party for some uninvited guests. a mother bear and five cubs were having the time of their lives. not only in the pool -- but on the slide. the father says his first thought was "where are the kids and the dog?". but even after it was determined that everyone was safe -- the family was whining about

whether the bears would damage anything. it was only much later that they grudgingly admitted this was pretty "cute". and they'd been watching a wonderfully rare and playful scene. the bears were having such a good time -- they stayed for about an hour. >> pam:this is something you don't normally see in the delivery room. a mom breaking out the "tootsee roll" dance. coming up. >> reporter: you ready for school some great student laptops you can score for under $300 so of them as low as zero hundred and $50.

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so chromebooks provide users with fast and portable access to the web and word proccessing. so in that way they can offer everything a student needs. for a really low price on our website on kron 4 dot co m. we have a special "ready for school section" where you can find a list of good chromebooks under $300. slate. >> pam:new revelations tonight. about the shooting a black man by saint louis police. coming up. where the victims family says he was shot. and the hack against the notorious cheating site: ashley madison. is rocking the nation's capitol. next. how the pentagon is now involved in the scandal.

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>> pam:french officials say, a gunman opened fire today on a high- speed train traveling from amsterdam to paris. catherine heenan is here with more on what appears to be an attempted terror attack. catherine? the details are still coming in.but everyone agrees that this would have been much worse >> catherine:had it not been for two u.s. marines. they're being hailed for preventing a possible massacre. france's interior minister says they subdued a 26-year-old moroccan armed with an automatic rifle and a knife. they tackled him as he was loading the gun. at least one of the american service members was seriously injured - but he's expected to live. three people were wounded before the shooter was taken down. you're looking at the scene outside a french train station - as the news was being released. the suspect is apparently

sympathetic to isis.and was one of the people injured. >> pam:another big international story tonight; the prospect of a shooting war on the korean peninsula. scott rates is here to tell us about a fast approaching deadline from kim jong un. things are very jumpy on the korean peninsula. a million armed men and women ordered to prepare for war in the north, 600=thousand south korean soldiers on the highest alert in the south, the two sides have already fired artillery shells at each other from across the demilitarized zone right here. and only a few hours remain before north korea has promised to launch an all=out assault on >> reporter:this is what has north korea all riled up: huge banks of speakers blasting out propaganda critical of leader kim jong un. south korea stopped using them more than a decade again. but

then came this. a land mine explosion in the d=m=z that took the legs off two south korean soldiers. the south said north korea planted it. the north koreans denied it. kim jong un ordered military units to move to a war footing. and set a 48 hour deadline to remove the speakers. south korea's president put on a uniform and promised a stern response. "this is a very dangerous, worrisome situation. both sides are trying to out macho each other" adding to the tensions: 30=thousand americans are taking part in live=fire joint military exercises just south of the d=m=z. north korea has called these a dangerous provocation. : "i think we are really into a crisis moment right now, and i'm not sure there is an easy way to deescalate this at this point." most >> reporter: serious clash between the countries since

2010. when north korea shelled a south korean border island killing two marines to civilians. >> pam:donald trump is headed to mobile alabama for what is expected to be his biggest rally yet. the republican presidential candidate is hosting the rally at ladd-peebles stadium. home to university of south alabama football. the event has been moved twice due to popular demand. state officials say more than 30 thousand people are expected to attend. also competing for the republican presidential nomination is former florida governor jeb bush. today bush went spoke at the koch brother's americans for prosperity event in columbus ohio. in an appeal to tea party conservatives.bush highlighted his experience cutting taxes and overhauling florida's educaiton system. bush also told the crowd that america is country that needs leadership.

>> pam: democratic after comerica note spurs primary and have large potential for voters sanders told his supporters that he wants to overhaul the criminal justice system.end private for profit prisons. the sanders campaign knows they must get more black support to defeat hillary clinton. ashley madison comes to washington! with josh duggar exposed as an active member of the cheating website while working for the >> reporter: scrambling with more confidential material. everyone's playing the female this morning the cheating everyone is plugging in emails there and its become almost a a vigilante hunt to expose those

32 million profiles, who may have exposed themselves to ash carter us secretary of defense: i'm aware of it and of course its an issue because the pentagon is now involved, as it's discovered an estimated fifteen thousand profiles are linked to government and military email addresses, aptn: it is the kind of information that is embarrassing, salacious and could potentially ruin marriages or careers even. and its because of that, our insider, associated press tech writer brandon baily chose not to reveal the identities of government employees they discovered were using the site. aptn: some of those people were in pretty sensitive jobs in the department of justice and homeland security. those people could be vulnerable to blackmail." ashley madison, who's headquarters contain conference rooms named after both presidents clinton and kennedy calls the hackers criminals who have appointed themselves as the moral judge, juror, and

executioner, seeing fit to impose a personal notion of virtue on all of society." we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you, pam. >> pam:after enduring weeks of grueling physical traning.two female soldiers at fort benning georgia.made history today. captain kristen griest and first lieutenant saye haver are the first women to graduate from army ranger school. the elite program started in april with 400 participants. and over the course of 62 days.on 94 men and the two women met all the requirements to graduate. however.the women can not apply to join the 75th ranger regiment. the pentagon is expected to make a final decision about women in combat later this year. the african american man killed by saint louis police.died from a gunshot wound to the back. police say 18-year-old mansur ball-bey pointed a gun at

officers before the officers fired back. this happened after police carried out a search warrant in north saint louis. the news comes as a memorial grows for the teen. meanwhile.the teen's family attorney says he did not have a gun. the shooting death sparked protests wednesday night. the officers involved in the shooting are on administrative leave. >> pam: arch-rival and how it conducts background checks by its drivers. this talk to journalists investigating a to month next 01 mother is a labor and has become alsatian

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the baby boy is named coji.and weighs just under 7 pounds. the family says they expected a 'little' attention to the dancing video.but they're amazed by the huge response. >> pam:uber underfire for backround checks. next. we talk to a journalist who has been investigating the ridesharing company. >> diane: clout in place right now let you know if it expects rain showers are these clouds extended forecast coming up next.

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explains what happens if the city does not like the proposal for the raiders what action to take and what other cities are offering. all coming up on the top the our on our news at 6:00. >> pam: butuber is facing serious allegations about who gets hired to be drivers. in studio with me is matt doran. the host of crime watch daily. a new show that debuts here on matt. just this week the city of san francisco filed a complaint against uber on this very issue. but your team was already doing an investigation. clip. >focusing solely on uber the cheapest most popular service. in a staggering 50,000 drivers every month. encyst safety is its top priority. the company

advertises that it does extensive criminal background checks on every driver. we found three people with criminal histories to agreed to apply it . 2006 driving with a suspended license. wilt convicted of seven counts of burglary and '80s. 10 years in prison. jerry charged with a 1997 assault with a deadly weapon. harassment accused of trying to plow a former boyfriend, the car. assault charges were later dropped. she was convicted of harassment. hide your criminals do. all three made it through past uber background check. we spoke with the representative and told us. the 7 year requirement is the maximum allowed by law.

we're going back as far as we possibly can. we cannot go back any further legally. wait till you see what happens when these newly licensed drivers reveal their capacity unsuspecting users. "i feel uncomfortable and it's like my little sister driving in the car chase be taken somewhere you never know who's driving you around" their reactions on crime watch bailey september 14th. >> pam:powerful stuff matt. and on a topic that is so top of mind what surprised your team the most during this investigation? "an alarm other passengers is that simply cannot have. the deal on a stress we're not trying to say that all drivers are felons and not the case. the

question i do want to ask is to accompany valued a society $50 million a few extra dollars of with passengers the peace of mind. taxi as a more complex system of fingerprint technology systems running against a national database. u ber says that the system is not some texaco result of the cracks it's true as well. the systems more comprehensive. beryl left with rapist and murderer is convicted felon is falling to the screen process. they are defending its particular system and a matter of will be litigated the district attorney in san francisco looking into it. and curious given audience of what crime watch bailey is all about. "of more data on the investigation and september in, occluding two people connected with some the worst tragedies we've seen in regards. some

particularly close to home in san francisco. beyond that there will be tagging down scanners, artist with police on bust raids sting's across america. the murder investigations with twists and turns you will see coming. tell us interviews exclusives what i believe the most incredible crime investigative teams assembled. and barker will bring you some stories that can't be missed when splotch." >> pam: will be excited that will be a part of the kron 4 family crime watch will hear crime watch daily premieres here on kron 4 on september 14th. matt. thank you for dropping in tonight. >> diane: settlor temperatures today. rtc low clouds and much of the bay area. live shot right now across the bay area regions. low clouds stubborn will say too much of the evening. temperature is right now and a low 80s and

allocations. upper 70's and most places pleasanton concord. 66 on average oakland's. 62 downtown san francisco. the big story here cooler temperatures next few days that marine layer is stubborn and sticking in our area giving it matures on average. but had for evening 8:00 p.m. partly cloudy conditions. with patchy fog rolling in coastal regions around midnight tonight. stick around by 7:00 a.m. gradual clearing in that we have noontimes sunny skies temperatures in the low 70's. satellite radar showing no rain and forecasts. we do know we need it we do not have the system around. whether a system giving us lower temperatures cooler than average also patchy fog in place. also with that getting wind speeds. onshore flow breeze 15 hours our oakland 17 hayward to, 25 out fairfield 14 mi. per hour concord. and daytime highs for tomorrow 3:00 p.m. as dimensions temperatures

and a low 60s and, mid-60s and should stay low '70's in. and moving across the bridge east bay shoreline city, the san meet san leandro 740 range. 70mm s, 68 out in richmond. moving over the inland valley locations normally this time of year we're saying temperatures in the '90s. bracketing any of it in, 89 the house this location redwood tomorrow. several of the low 80s and moving down the south bay regions was a sunny conditions. keep in mind that patchy fog along the coastal regions, especially in the north bay area's like concentre fell mill valley morning hours. nl clear up by 11:00 tomorrow morning. seven a forecast cooler temperatures are modest warmup would like to call. monday tuesday really bring this back order for where we should be this time of your 86 degrees in and allocations. the a's and free space shoreline. alumni clear skies next week's. >> reporter: white "the reality is that because

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>> pam:it's deadline day. the plan to renovate the coliseum complex in hopes of keeping the raiders, is now in the hands of oakland and alameda county officials.

today's deadline comes as we get new animation of the proposed and live in our newsroom talks with the oakland city officials today what's the latest. >> reporter: will review this plan comes down to the money dollars and sentenced financing city of oakland is not planning on shipping and hundreds of millions of dollars in a new stadium. >> reporter: area fans million and one reason is a british continue playing here. fears of salas despite having 12 alicea is losing seasons. plus trees is the game lasts a year so for pre season games decided. >> reporter: 1 velasco says this man developer submitted plans to the city of oakland for coliseum

city project. complete with hotels retail shops and housing. we know a"the gaps are and looking at financial plan to help fill them." >> reporter: minister says the bottom line is financing, the mayor made it more clear. the city is not shipping and hundreds of millions of dollars. "the type the building sports stadiums" >> reporter: will review the proposal make a decision made to late september. at the plant is not viable to keep the raiders in town. still maybe help. "working to the feasibility of the proposal. also enable the city and county to discussions with the sports teams looking at all my options in order to fully inform my decision.

regional shoreline in richmond. holding a meeting to save oakland sports. hosting the meeting on tuesday at which point we are expecting details about what this new proposal will entail. >> pam: today's deadline comes as we get new information on the proposed stadium down in carson. narrated by a hollywood star sutherland and the. video he explains how the space could be used as a stadium. outdoor concert venue. studio nfl network. playground for young fans. and farmers market. while still offering exclusive access to high profile. the designers highlighting how this location will be easily accessible from major freeways. would include special the ip lanes. stadium would be able to accommodate 65,000 people. loss angeles has not had an nfl team since the

rams and raiders departed after 1994 season. at the raiders and chargers to do relocate to los angeles the teams will play a temporary stadium until carson location is complete. right now loss angeles coliseum the only venue will and house team. however according l.a. times the venues lisa settler italy won nfl team can play their. again in san diego oaklands cannot reach a deal on new stadiums in their home location. both teams could move as soon as next season. authorities >> pam: a track down a pursuit stole a loaded gun and badge from a car this morning has. and the point isabel regional shoreline in richmond. for charles clifford clifford is live tonight. >> reporter: parts art they have any leads to. around 817 this morning they spotted here that

isabelle regional shoreline parking lot right behind me here reports of an auto burglary. it'll give video where they arrived on scene they found all local law enforcement officer saying someone had stolen personal items from that officer's vehicle. including a badge or loaded gun not a state parks is not say what kind of gun it was. they're not saying which agency this law enforcement officer actually works for. also not saying whether not here she was on or off duty at the time. the state parks did conduct research of the area only will locate so sublet stolen items. this is a popular part part people come to walk their dogs and kite served. all also little cafe on. spoke to a woman who works there and says she's not surprise the car was broken into an actual advise people to be careful. "luckily as employees the consumer cars a little better. auletta situations people get cars broken into. we always want people to keep their cars

locked. and instances of break- ins and nothing as serious as getting weapons stolen. >> reporter: east regional park say that they are working with five local law-enforcement agencies to try and recover the stolen items. >> pam:this isn't the first time an officer in the bay area has had his gun stolen from a car. kron 4 cameras were rolling when police recovered this weapon from san francisco bay. you may remember.back in june, a bureau of land management law enforcement ranger had his service gun stolen while he was visiting san francisco. it was the same gun used in the murder of kate steinle at pier the suspect in that case.francisco sanchez says he found the gun and after the shooting he reportedly tossed it into the bay. oakland police have identified officers jonathon muniz, jesse lawless and john shackford. as the three who shot and killed a 27-year-old carjacking suspect on august 12th.

the suspect.nathaniel wilks.allegedly advanced towards the officers armed with a gun. wilks had attempted to carjack another driver.after he crashed his car on 27th street following a police pursuit. police are still investigating the incident. new at six. an oakland motel is once again the mills motel on macarthur boulevard was the site of at police and the fbi for crimes including human trafficking, drugs and armed robbery. now the city attorney is looking to shut the motel down for good. filed a half a dozen of these of children. "the maximum time we can put them under the statue. so this is not the first time we have done this. we filed half a dozen of these types of law suits against motels and hotels in

oakland. we see prostitution activity drug sales other times including altman trafficking sexual exploitation of children. the city of oakland has successfully shut down at least two other motels with similar >> pam:today the family of richard linyard got their chance to view oakland police body camera videos recorded the day he died following a july traffic stop and foot pursuit by oakland police officers. the family's attorney addresses the public's concerns over the possiblity of the videos being edited "for videos. we saw three of them clearly showed efforts made by officers trying to identify and locate richard. i did not see anything to cause concern about if they were edited or not. number of videos taken from

different vantage points differ officers. an opportunity to let the different perspectives officers had. >> pam:burris says after viewing three of the body camera videos, it was decided there was nothing to gain by viewing the 4th video. the family is now waiting for the coroner's report to see what it says about richard linyard's cause of death >> catherine:another terrible day on wall street. investors and traders were watching with disbelief.as the dow dropped more than 500 points. it was the biggest loss of the year.and the worst week for the dow since 20-11. when it was all over - the dow lost 531 points. the nasdaq was down 171.and the s&p --- down 65. a local economist says that there are some yellow flags - has been holding up well. one of the biggest factors is concern over china's shaky economy. also -- oil prices. a local economist says the u.s.

decline"is continuing effect on consumer sentiment. effect on corporate profit mark. it may be anticipating that. much of the wealth of house holes tied up in stocks. tibias assets make up the household balance sheet. household wealth and net worth are stocks and housing. if the stock market continues to decline. effect becomes more than psychological confidence. it directly affects wealth borrowing capacity. some analysts are calling today's plunge a correction. it rattled markets around the world. oil plunged below 40- dollars for the first time since the financial crisis. >> pam: the weekend is here.will it be a hot one like last week? diane tuazon is in the weather >> diane: this weekend not so

much could. some pitchers here to stay for a week or so. live shot right now in the east bay cameras. a lot of low clouds in place to. transitioning to temperatures these are current numbers right now all. only the lota mid-70s inland valley locations and. 77 pleasanton livermore 75 east bay shoreline. warlike amid ever '60s san francisco state and the low 60s. wednesdays' because of that weather system getting us a cool temperature. on the breezy side 17 local and. 14 hours per hour hayward. even down redwood city 30 mi. per hour and. most days i 12 m.p.h.. and after the highest moral around 3:00 p.m. and. most of the same pattern we've been having the past couple days. tuchman at the low eighties in an 5 location. 83 and jack. 85 out in livermore. not seeing much of the '90s and the forecast here. an east bay shoreline low 70's san francisco peninsula open in north bay regions get the low seventies as well. and you we can't forecast

should be a good one any outdoor activity. don't expect it said have sunshine popped out any sooner than would rather than later. it will be gradual clearing and saturday evening hours. we have cooler breeze in place. sunday more sunny skies sunnier sunday's saturday the clouds. one cloud pettifog. what you're looking at some conditions better chance of sunday and monday saturday just one of those all along the coastal region. as pettifog in place. overall seasonal temperature swing back and monday tuesday. and cooler temperatures last all week long. >> pam:monday marks one year since the powerful napa earthquake. kron 4 was on the air for some 18 -hours. when that temblor struck the north bay on august 24th. that 6-point-0 quake was centered in american canyon. but there was heavy damage in napa and vallejo. the quake killed one person and injured some 200 people. president obama declared it a major federal disaster. causing more than 400 -million dollars

in damage. on monday.we will have reporters in some of the hardest hit areas to see what it looks like one year later. we have a special section on our website dedicated to the napa earthquake. there you'll find stories we covered in the days following the quake, including a teen that survived after a chimey collapsed on him. that and much more.all at kron 4 dot com. >> pam:the dog allegedly abused by a burlingame pet sitter has been identified, according to officials. the peninsula humane society says they have made contact with a woman who recognized her pet from this disturbing video that was released earlier this week. it shows the dog being picked up by the neck, slammed to the ground and slapped several times. the pet owner told the lead investigator that this was the first time she'd used the pet sitter, and that dog seemed fine when she picked her up. the animal is expected to be brought in over the weekend to be examined. the investigator says

regardless of injury, the case will be turned over to the district attorney next week. she says the rise in popularity of cell phones that can shoot video has helped them make cases. "beginning photographic evidence so helpful to us. the community is key and us responding to these complaints. oftentimes we saw this woman do this on of the evidence is marie just saw it. the video like this is instrumental. >> pam:officials aren't naming the business owner because she has with a crime. she does have an attorney, who >> pam: spectacular warehouse fire mare island. but these pictures of the problem seeing

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>> pam: accident happened in castro valley after midnight

official getting out is the call or nominal their car ran. the blacks e has to identify as his residence july task force out heavily in forcing the roads in napa county. but campaign is part of a national effort to crack down on drunk driving next 18 days law-enforcement increased presence on the road and

increase the number of checkpoints on effort to reduce the toll of drunk driving. and reminding people to drive sober. >> reporter: following details on the massive fire early this morning on the mayor island. check the fire department structure is so unstable that cannot start their investigation right now. the start of the midnight on the iron co. recycling facility if. firefighters from all over spotted the fire. he saw that there a. aftermath of what the building looked like after that gutted out. still no word on what caused a nearly 63,000 sq. ft. warehouse to go up in flames. working for damage their and the good news coming at this likely no one was hurt. >> pam: passengers will find our elevators more tolerable the right and. monday bar will be replacing the flooring and all the elevators throughout the bay area total of 1077 elevators

will be making. material in flooring absorbs odors liquids of course, as the elevator is now the. and concession will be done in stages continued to december of next year. >> diane: or clouds rolling and and a nice shot outside the embarcadero shun the they bridge with the embarcadero their. also ballclubs in place here premature dealing with a. fox

record showing 11:00 p.m. here widespread fog along cerros the mill valley center fell nine sentences the peninsula green area there kidding happy drizzle. and the same thing low clouds and place much of the east bay even. inland by locations as well. the new transition around noon time. all the polls back and then the fog burns of. plenty of sunshine see their inland by locations clouds will not be a factor. it will hang on the peninsula and parts of the coastal regions around santa rosa mill valley area. center fell as well and in the saturday evening tin chemicals same pattern again. so what we're dealing with here cooler temperatures your eyes or a san francisco peninsula similar to today. the big difference there east bay shore line across the bridge more like close '70s overall. again scattered clouds morning hours. gradual clearing in the daytime hours. and then

east bay locations not much 90s in the upper 80s. even low eighties for a place like dental center on. southbury and have plenty of sunshine here a pasco temperatures again. and the marine layer keeping things in the cooler side the next few days. before we jump back into the seasonal average temperatures. it's sunday forecast a cooling trend in place. but a great week and had a loss of be on the color side. activity had going on outdoor activities perfect for that condition. expect an apache fought in the morning hours on the coastal regions. if anything make a grab a light jacket if not lb a great weekend as temperatures. >> pam:new at six.an inspirational story about how hard work and keeping kids focused on school is paying off for one family in the south bay. kron 4's rob fladeboe talks with two very young but very bright sisters who are college-bound.

it's tonight's my-kron-4 story >> reporter:meet joys and jovina david. next week, they will resume their studies at ohlone college in fremont as two of the youngest college students in the bay pretty cool and smart too. perennial members of the honor roll at milpitas christian school, jovina and her sister more or less aced the state high school proficiency exam and each will carry 17 credits. "the study hard. we'll stop studying till we now the material."by this time of the

study indicated distracted with pete, my phone and other things." on their 'vision boards,' a kind of road map for their futures, joys and jovina plan to attend stanford or harvard, see the world, maybe do some missionary work. naturally, mom and dad are very proud. can from'came from very poor family in the philippines. very surprised me my wife have arcades that a great education." the david sisters also find time to win spelling bees and art competitions and math olympics. for summer reading, joys is working on a novel while jovina is already hitting the books. both very excited to get back to school. sot jovina david

"fun at school people get scared to go to school i am really happy about it. i cannot wait and the mark my calendar" >> pam:this story was brought to our attention by a viewer. if you have a story you want us to check out. head to our website.kron 4 dot com, and click on the my-kron-4 tab. finding moments in the big apple gunfire erupts inside federal building in lower manhattan catherine is back with the brand new information plus north-south korea on the brink of war tension between the two countries appears to be reaching a boiling point.

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he wounded a security guard and then killed himself. you're looking at the scene - the manhattan building houses an immigration court, a passport application center.and the department of labor. it's not clear yet why the man did it. >> catherine:authorities say a black man shot and killed by st. louis police had been shot in the back. the news comes as a memorial grows for 18-year-old mansur ball-bey. police say he pointed a gun at officers before they opened fire wednesday night. but the family's attorney says that's not true -- and he did 'not' have a gun. police had been carrying out a search warrant when they saw ball-bey and a second person run out of a house. the death sparked protests wednesday in st. louis. the officers involved are on administrative leave. a mistrial has been declared in the voluntary manslaughter trial of a charlotte, north carolina police officer. the white officer shot and killed an unarmed black man who

had been trying to get help after a september 20- 13 car crash. part of the scene was caught on the dash camera of a police car. officer randall kerrick said he shot the man at close range because he had run toward police. the mistrial sparked a small protest tonight. the jury remained deadlocked over 4 days of deliberations. >> pam: at 630 shots fired on both sides of the cream border. and my son escalating tension overseas. happy reunion between chp officer man he stopped from committing suicide. our top story tonight developer behind a plan rate raiders since the proposal the oakland. >> diane: cloudy breezy what you expect for the weekend in your extended forecast

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>> reporter: >> reporter: deadline day for the developer of coliseum city project to submit his proposal for the city. fans of the raiders hoping that this proposal that keeps the team in oakland. and city officials say it's all about the financing. final decision from the city on this proposal expected and september. >> reporter: east bay regional park says that around 817 friday morning. they received reports of an auto burglary at this parking lot point is bell shoreline and. law enforcement officer has several personal items taken from their car including an. badge and a loaded gun he. stay part searched the area on able to recover any of the items. at this point not saying what kind of gun was taken on. also not saying exactly which agency this law enforcement officer works for.

>> reporter: they show the mother and brother of richard the police camera video the day he died july 19th fella's a foot pursuit: please officers. family attorney also there when they saw the video. "of the chase scene seemly in the normal range of police activity. >> reporter: the believe they've contacted the owner of the dog they say seen being abused in this video released earlier this week. the disturbing footage allegedly shows a higher pet sitter lifting the dog by the next set. lending it to the ground and then slapping it several times. the lead investigator says the owner has not seen any obvious signs of

injury. she will be taking animal and to be checked out over the weekend. >> reporter: investigator the vallejo put the fire department busy all day to find out what causes 62,000 square foot metal recycling plant to open flames around 1145 last night. one firefighter told me it looks like a nuclear bomb had gone off because the smoke flames or mushroom shaped going up in the night sky. no injuries to firefighters. no homes nearby businesses had to be evacuated. and of the employees working at the time of. they believe this fire smoldering for quite some time before they arrived. >> reporter:today i spoke with former chp officer kevin briggs who has saved more than 200 people from jumping off the iconic golden today he met with one of the people he saved. he's also writing a book about his experiences. "one man actually shook my hand

and then leapt it's in your head forever" in san francisco, averi harper, kron 4 news. >> reporter: young cancer patient are busting move in this spiral video. this account cancer that most affects kids under the age of five working eyes break dancing and took the opportunity. after the video hit the internet he had a visit from another man in uniform. san francisco police chief. >> pam:u-s officials believe the number 2 figure in isis.was killed in a drone strike in iraq. officials say "haji mutazz" was trave;omg om a car august 18th we're told mutazz was in charge of isis operations in iraq, and was a key military planner. two american soldires are being

hailed heroes for stopping a shooting onboard a high-speed train traveling from amsterdam to paris. french officials are calling it a terrorist attack. the french media is reporting that the gunman, identified at a 26 year-old from morocco, was overpowered by passengers after opening fire with an automatic weapon. three people, including one american.were hurt. two of them critically. the alleged gunman is in >> reporter:north korean officials say the country is on the brink of war with south korea. the two sides have fired artillery and rockets at each other across the demilitarized zone. and the north says it is preparing an all out attack.

south korea stop using them more than a decade ago. and came this all land mine explosion and the dmv. took the legs off to south korean soldiers. south said north korea planted it north koreans deny it. 48 hour deadline to remove the speaker. south korea's president plan uniform and its response add to the tensions. the u=s and live=fire military exercises deescalate this at this point." really a crisis moment right now not sure there's an easy way ds like this at this point. >> reporter: 3 calling for an

emergency meeting of the united nations security council to deal with what it calls aggression by the u.s. south korea. >> diane: deconditions tonight breezy conditions as well like camp outside sfo low clouds in place more. all of it as we get in the overnight hours. when speeds on the onshore breeze seaside sentinel's out and our conquered. 14 for hayward concord call wednesday as well a. in dealing with wind speeds picking up because the weather pattern of the coast and will really cool things down the next few days. serious patchy fog in the morning hours. morning lows around 5:00 a.m. '60s all across the board. a week and forecasts things are looking good cooler temperatures manageable at that, we will have the '90s and the forecast will. have mid-80s for inland allocations. 73 degrees east bay shoreline. 70

along the coast. bev morning clouds and then. by sunday we have mostly sunny conditions by monday back to the seasonal average with more clear in the sky. today's a cooler temperatures cloud cover in the morning hours of the fog. then make way for seasonal average temperatures next week in your work week. >> pam:coming up. netflix was lauded for its new but now all employees are included. the backlash from workers who

the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency project and save that money they feel it right in their pocket book. it's exciting to help a customer with an energy efficiency project because not only are they saving energy but they are saving water. we have a lot of projects at pg&e that can help them with that and that's extremely important while we're in a drought. it's a win for the customer and it's a win for california. together, we're building a better california.

>> pam: express shutting down

two locations in the bay area. cutting down its delivery house and san francisco mountain view. the move part of a push with and googol to revamp the service throughout california. service launched back in 2013 delivers the goods currently operates in seven major cities. >> pam: the recently introduced policy gives us a one year paid leave to most workers after birth or adoption of a baby protests. in group says net flicks is favoring the highest- paid employees and not streaming division. they say their dvd employees gets bigger paychecks better benefits than people in comparable jobs. coming up and sports peckerwoods sally the pga champions for the first time in

two years. and you jan's marlin burger pits a splash in his debut for the giants scott has highlights all the sports coming.

>> reporter: may not be as good- looking as gary but it stuck with me doing sports tonight. giants looking ahead to the wild-card race marlon making his debut for the giants. and it would be a good blend. first at that rocked the to note one home run. the bird is the word. he looks good for the giants. catawba the second now. madison on the mound tonight he did it with his bare right here the story did the damage early trading runs

51 giants. baumgartner also doing an amount striking out three straight in the fourth. right now any text foreruns. giants criminally 63. that's in the bottom of the seventh. now they're 2 1/2 the back of the dodgers right now. ford halfback in the division wild-card race. tailcoat we're keeping a close eye on what the dodgers are doing right now. they're here in houston taking on astros. to nothing astros fifth and then guy stands calling for astros and the dodgers right now 2 1/2 games ahead of the giants. for the national league west leaders a. they pay our record luxury tax of the end this year they will be spending about $298 million. a little more than a lack made last year. in luxury

tax according the cost calculations. that is due to projected payroll. and the players could be awarded bonuses badger's making the first team hundred $30 million mark. can try all this money at their roster help the division here. time will tell. we will have to wait and see on that i'll. the gulf right now tiger woods in looking really good here. he's shot the best round of golf in over two years. yesterday at the he championship. today a hot streak would continue.even one local in north carolina rooting him on mowing "un-leash the tiger" in their grass. six under five almost goes into the crowd. but rolls back towards the hole. sets up the birdie putt 12th hole seven under watch how this rolls just past woods would birdie to put him

on 15tiger taps in this eagle putt to put him 11 under tiger shot a 65 on the day and for the first time in more than two years woods is the lead at a golf tournament woods needs a second-place finish or better to advance to the fedex cup playoffs.which begin next week. and on sudnay night at nine don't miss j-r stone and bip track the giants in their they also have a studio guestthe save oakland sports founder will be in to talk about the future of oakland pro sports and the crew will break-down the home pre-season opener for the san francisco forty-niners. nine.

did george points million dollar zinnias stores advertisement or cash for michael. undefeated u.s. see rhonda has her next match. " she'll take on former will champion boxer holly a. january 2nd loss they guests. but she's also undefeated 9 and 0. wrathy just recently knocked out her fight in 35 seconds. checklist finish in the title of 14 seconds. an nfl season only weeks away everyone's excited. concatenate has a new role acting role on me and acting debut as out pacino cent of a woman. new nfl madden trailer released today. cabinet plays the blind character for 92

film threat the trailer caprine explain the video-game even those characters blind and the five men features appearances from robert and tanya brown rex r. ryan. that will be released on august 25th. school >> reporter: concession. falling back of freshman basketball played volleyball player. began what he did. he chose a new survey at a freshman prelate. triassic a hat from halfcourt free tuition for the semester turner was a member of the volleyball team in place last basketball. a way to start the school year. free tuition awesome good for him. a lot of energy going back this will really happy. >> pam:the weekend is finally here! diane is back with a look how

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