always give good advice. >> reporter:a cell phone video captures the grim scene late tuesday night here near the corner of east santa clara and 22nd street where police say two teens and an 18-year-old man riding in a stolen car were killed when they crashed just a few blocks from the heart of downtown san jose. police say they were racing. >> reporter:the 18-year-old identified as oscar avila toledo, of san jose. the other15-year-old jayleen ciriaco, another 15-year-old boy remains in the hospital. >> people gathered and go to places to race. i know how it is. i am not going to lie. there are dangerous.

>>melanie martinez/friends with victims -- he was a good kid, oscar. i grew up with him as a kid. he is blunter it is unbelievable. --he is gone. >> reporter:it's not clear who was driving the stolen honda utility police and slammed head-on into a tree. police say the other car, thought did not stop and has not been located. neighbors say stretch of east santa clara drag strip. >>toby zens/neighbor -- we are worried about these kids getting hurt. we are hoping that the police department give them more tickets. it just has to stop.

>> reporter:police in san jose continue to search for a person of interest in a deadly hit and run. >> reporter: 1 know that the fourth person writing in that car remains in critical condition and they continued to search for the individual and that dark color acura. kron 4 news. >> pam: police in san jose continue to search for a person of interest in a deadly hit and run. >> pam: this is surveilance video of the man police are looking for. >> pam: he was in a bakery close to the crash and police believe he may have been in the car. >> pam: a pedestrian was hit yesterday morning around 7-am. it happened near south white road and florence avenue. >> pam: police have not released the name of the victim. but he is believed to be a man in his sixties. >> pam: the car in question is a full- sized white ford pickup, raised, with tinted windows, and black rims.

>> pam: this was the thirty -ninth traffic fatality this year in san jose. >> grant:happening now. a hole in the ground in union city. right near a middle school. the ground opened up on alvarado boulevard in the west bound lane. >> grant:between fair ranch road and new haven road. pick up kids at alvarado middle school. >> grant:the school is reccomending an alternate route for parents to pick up their kids. public works officials say the hole is about twelve by ten feet. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. >> grant:you can see the hole didn't open up completely. but is causing a large dip in the road. >> grant:crews have blocked off the intersection. the sinkhole was reported just around noon and was around six feet in diameter. about the size of a mini cooper.

>> grant: as you can see, it is significantly larger than that. we do have a kron4 crew at the scene and we will update to later tonight. >> pam: the three young drifters accused of committing two high profile bay area murders. appeared in court to face charges for the first time today. >> pam: cameras were not allowed in court, but kron 4's maureen kelly was there, as the suspects were brought before the judge. >> reporter:all three suspects walked into the courtroom wearing striped jail uniforms, their hands shackled to their waists, and all three suspects.including the young female, had their hair shaved off. >> reporter:when asked why the defendants.seen here in eariler mugshots.were shorn for today's court appearance.a marin county sherriff spokesperson would only say that he was not allowed to discuss the medical conditions of their inmates. >> reporter:i can tell you that none of the three accused murderers seemed to look at each other

during their first court appearance. >> reporter:they are being charged with the first degree murders of the a popular tantric therapist on a fairfax trail, that also left his dog injured.and the killing of a 23 year old backpacker francisco's golden gate park. >>the decision has not been made by they could face life without parole or potentially death >> reporter:the alleged triggerman.23 year old morrison lampley.seemed to keep his eyes on the floor. >> reporter:he has a tattoo on his neck which appears to be 13 in roman numerals.a tattoo could have gang association. >> reporter:24 year old sean angold had a look of indifference.while the youngest.lila alligood.seemed nervous and scared >>how would you feel? she turned 18 in july and this is overwhelming >> reporter:that was her legal counsel for today's proceeding.who says he reminded alligood to take deep breathes. >>when she was anxious or really tense.again she's 18, she's very young >> reporter:here's a facebook picture that shows her happier times.when she was still living on the big

island in hawaii, where she attened high school. " it reads spend a day surfing, i promise you'll feel better." >> reporter:both alligood and angold still don't have attorneys yet. but the public defender is representing lampley.and he promises a vigorous and ethical defense. >>we do ask people to remember that media coverage is not evidence and that all three defendants are entitled to the presumsence of innocence. >> reporter:all three suspects are expected to be back in court october 26th, that when they are going to be arraigned on all of the charges they face and that's when they are expected to enter their pleas. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam: a narrow escape on a san francisco bart train today. >> pam: police say, a woman was beaten by a stranger . and ran off the train at the montgomery station. it is not clear how badly she was hurt. but police say, the injuries were minor. >> pam: it happened around seven- thirty. during this morning's commute. an off- duty officer was nearby and intervened. >> pam: the attacker resisted the officer's attempts to subdue him. but was later arrested.

>> pam: the man had minor injuries from the struggle. and the officer was unharmed. no word on a motive for the incident. >> pam: the suspect arrested for torching a halloween display in an east bay walmart. has now been identified by police >> pam: earlier today, investigators talked to kron 4's haaziq madyun about the suspected arsonist. and the charges he is now facing >> reporter:we now know his name >>"he is antwan alexander johnson, 40-years-old, he does reside in oakland california" >> reporter:johnson is the man suspected of setting tuesday's fire of the halloween display inside walmart here on hesperian blvd in san leandro. a customer recorded this cellphone video showing the fire. san leandro police lt. robert mcmanus >>"i don't know how many employees were there yesterday but what i do know is if these employees did not act as quickly as they didi'm not really sure how this may have ended" >> reporter:san leandro

police say they have interviewed johnson but are not releasing information about a possible motive. as far as the evidence in the casein addition to customer cellphone videos like thisinvestigators say the walmart's surveillance cameras pretty much captured the entire incident >>"surveillance video is a huge part of an investigation like thisyou see how it happen you can't refute that" >> reporter:antwan johnson is being held has been set at 250-thousand dollars. he is scheduled to be arraigned on suspicion of arsonthursday in alameda county superior court. in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant:the f-b-i is on the

hunt for a man they are calling 'the droopy faced bandit.' >> grant:these are surveilance pictures of the man. officials believe he's responsible for ten bank robberies. investigators say he targets mostly asian neighborhoods in san francisco. including chinatown and clement street. >> grant:he uses a note to demand money from the teller. and in all cases the employees thought he had a weapon. >> grant:the most recent was back on september 16th at the east west bank on clement street. >> grant:the f-b-i is offering five thousand dollars for information that leads to an arrest. >> grant:officials say he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> pam: it was once known as the murder capital of the united states. but over the years, things have begun to turn around in east palo alto and now new f-b-i- statistics show violent crime has taken a significant downturn. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarter in east palo

alto with more dan >> reporter: absolutely. it is good news for this community and everyone who lives here on and work here. police as they have really done a lot to reach out to the community. and, they say the community has responded to the police department as well. all of this has worked in this community favor. >> reporter: working hard to make this town a place where police and residents know each other from first name. and we noticed a difference. >> getting the community talking to the officers. having them be comfortable and open up to the cop--to the officers. >> reporter: the recent fbi i statistics shows in 2014,

dropping incredibly compared to the previous year. >> instead of coming out and yelling and screaming they actually come out and talk to people. >> reporter: they are extra stopping crime before it escalates. >> reporter: police, were contacted and took action when individuals were coming out at a makeshift memorial and parting. >> we came out to make sure that this relates to enhance and remove the memorial. while working with the families so that it was done and a respectful manner permit and took away the environment that allowed it to happen. >> reporter: half desman

been a difference in the community and they see that they know that is when to still take more. >> would take a village. -- it will. >> reporter: just in 2014 only five murders this year. we will bring down the 24 teams that's coming up at 6:00. live at east palo alto kron 4 news. >> pam: plus, former national basketball association player lamar oldham is fighting for his life. and a san francisco landmark at stake the eviction for now. house and that was saved. next, at 5.

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embarcadero for more than four decades. but the port of san francisco has plans to expand the ferry terminals to put in three new landings. after month's of litigation sinbad's was supposed to be evicted and today sheriff's deputies were plannning on padlocking the place. but sinbad's had a last minute strategy to keep the doors open. it >>this morning sinbad's filed for protection under chapter eleven of the bankruptcy code and basically the entire purpose of the filing is to try to preserve the status quo. >> reporter:sinbad's hopes to stay in business until the port finalizes plans for the expansion and actually has to break ground. >>there's no sense closing a san francisco institution of forty years before you need to close it. >> reporter:they hope to fill these tables for as much as a year. >>the construction's always been delayed, delayed. it's been delayed again. so there's no need to leave right now. >>why is it that the port is so eager to take over this place and leave it dormant for the next few months. >> reporter:eager or not the port will have to wait for the ruling by the bankruptcy court.

>>with the bankruptcy we just have to resolve that through the court process. >> reporter:in the meantime sinbad's is still seating loyal customers. >>she's been here for many years. >> reporter:in san francisco jeff pierce kron four news. >> grant:a promiment professor.resigning.amid a sexual harassment scandal. >> grant:u-c berkeley astronomy professor geoffrey marcy is said to be leaving.after a school investigation found he sexually harassed female students.dating back to 2001. a senior administration official leaked news of the resignation today.details of the investigation have not been made public. >> grant:marcy is considered one of the world's leading experts on planets outside the earth's solar system. he alologized last week.disputing some of the harassment allegations.but admitting that he made women unconfortable. >> pam: tech and government. are teaming up against 'revenge porn'.

>> pam: today california's district attorney kamala harris announced. her office is working with leaders in tech, to stop the illegal trend. >> pam: the act of revenge porn. is to anonymously post explicit pictures of a person. sometimes to extort them for money. >> pam: harris calls the act the newest threat to public safety. the group is working to update laws, increase police traning, and promote advocacy and awareness. >> pam: studies show, ninety- percent of cyber exploitation victims. are women. >> pam: at the end of last month a city council brought up the idea as part of a stage three water emergency. businesses are now encouraged to use paper plates. however is not required. and for braque's they need to reduce their water use by 40 percent.

residents are not allowed to watch the cars or their lines. all because of this continuing drought. >> pam: another warm and humid day to day. with a chance of slight showers later in the week? >> diane: yes, people are saying when will it cool down. >> diane: we were hit today in certain regions. >> diane: 87 degrees out and concord and the east bay shoreline cities are in the mid '80s well sapper cisco as 75 degrees. the wind speed is picking up. >> diane: breezing out there at livermore. at 14 mi. per hour. some of the inland

valleys locations will cool down. >> diane: partly sunny. tomorrow. and that should clear up by mid morning with the apache f o g. --patchy >> diane: what we will get out of the slow cloud system and high clause in the afternoon hours. would certainly, cooling things down. >> diane: the next few days will be thursday at 83 friday would drop down to 78 degrees saturday would 76 degrees and a slight chance of showers. >> pam: also coming up,

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with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: former n-b-a star lamar odom is on life support. he was nevada brothel. >> pam: according to his friend. reverend jesse jackson. doctors think he is improving. odom was found unconscious yesterday afternoon. at the love ranch brothel. that's about 70- miles from las vegas. >> pam: jackson says, odom is showing some responsiveness now. >> pam: the owner of the

brothel explains the moments that led up to odom's hospitalizaton. >> pam: hoff adds that odom arrived alone, was "polite and reserved". and drank alcohol from the bar. >> pam: he says, odom did not use drugs in the front of anyone in the house. >> pam: lamar odom is the estranged -husband of khloe kardashian. news of odom's health crisis sent members from the kardashian clan. running to nevada. >> pam: the insider's debbie matenopoulos has more on the situation from hollywood. >> reporter:pam, addiction, 72 day marriages, a transgender father, many highs and lows. >> reporter:now this. last night khloe, kris and kim immediately flew to be by lamar's side. >> reporter:and, my inside

sources tell me, e! news cameras were right behind. it's a tragedy, but for the kardashians: >> reporter:their brand is krisis. >>how are you baby! >> reporter:it was monday night.yo was an upbeat and always fun khloe kardashian. less then twenty-four hours later the news her estranged-husband former nba star lamar odom was fighting for his life. >>tba news pop fade to black >>kardashian wedding pop >> reporter:our branding insider sandy rubenstein reminds us this crisis. >>back in the day when their father represented oj. >>even today their fame sex tape and the talk around it is what really propelled them to what they are today. >> reporter:the insider confirms that rolling in vegas as khloe deals with her personal nightmare and rubenstein believes to protect their reported 300- million dollar brand the kardashians must remain respectful. >> reporter: >>theres a point where americans and consumers go ive had enough and this isnt

appropriate and this is the delicate line this family has to follow as they move forward. >> reporter:regardless of how you feel about the kardashians, just sad. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on news, i'm debbie matenopoulos. back to you, pam. >>this sunday night. an all new episode of kron 4's "the backstory". this week. the life of a reporter. and the emotional battle that comes with covering the news. >> pam: don't miss the backstory. this sunday night at 9:30. >> pam: right after sports night live. >> this is, people think that we are in or capitalize on people's pain. i have more ben days then you can count by putting it on my heart. it's just so awful. it really is. >> pam: do not miss the the

back story right after sports night live. >> pam: coming up. more than 20 earthquakes strike san ramon in just over 24- hours. >> pam: we will hear from experts about the small quakes. next at 5:30. and the first democratic debate is in the books. >> pam: coming up. a look at who won the las vegas showdown.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:the east bay has been rocked by a swarm of small earthquakes. at least 25 so day. >> pam:a cluster of quakes shook strongst registering three- point-oh. in the san ramon area at eight- 14 this monring. >> pam:researchers at the u- s-g-s say, swarms are very common alamo area.

>> reporter:usgs scientists says the quake did not occur on the calaveras fault but on a fault tine perpendicular to it. these are small pesky quakes that could have quakes temblors that register. >> pam:the quakes might not be large enough for scientists to study. >> pam:and as kron 4's will tran reports. they were enough to people in the area. >> it was just a little one. then 4:00 a.m., it was more of the bay stronger sensation. but nothing that knocked me out of bed. or woke me up. >> eyeless to sleeping and woke up to a little bit of shaking. i was looking around and left with an earthquake. --and realized it was an earthquake

>> your channel popped up and said and earthquake in san ramon. i am a veteran of earthquakes, unfortunately. but i did feel a little joke. --jolt >> i went on to the earthquake was like and it was a 2.9. --earthquake website >> diane: out conditions, take a look at the live shot at the golden gate bridge. what after all jean rolling into the area. look ahead for you, by 9:00 p.m. is

cloudy was 61 degrees. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with son's rise. and and noontime with breezy conditions 10 mi. per hour. >> diane: f o g tracker. will have the f o g off the coast. in certain locations. at 11:00 p.m. tonight. it will be wide spread throughout the peninsula at and east bay shore cities. thursday will look more like district even more cloud are in place, and even out and hayward and oakland. which will soon cool things down right a bit--in a bit. >> pam:hillary clinton is being crowned the winner of

last night's democratic presidential debate. >> pam:grant lodes is here to tell the race. >> pam:grant? >> grant:this was the first time all five democrats appeared on the same stage. not nearly as much emotion as in the two previous republican debates. >> grant:the most memorable moment did not come from the front runner, but her only serious rival. >>presidential candidate "the american people are sick and damned e-mails." (cheers & applause) >>presidential candidate "thank you. me, too. me, too." >> grant:analysts say that exchange cold=water dousing of what the republicans have tried to make a hot=button issue. >>"basically tonight hillary flawless. >> grant:politico dotcom did a quick poll of dozens of insiders >> grant:among democrats, clinton was the overwhelming

favorite. republicans also gave her the best rating, double that of bernie sanders. >> grant:republican frontrunner reaction, saying ""the debate last night proved that hillary is running against the "b" team. she won't be so lucky when it comes to me!" >> grant:the three other guys needed to turn in strong performances. failed. >> grant:democrats say jim webb of followed by lincoln chafee of rhode island. most republicans say chafee by maryland's martin o'malley. >> grant:clinton's strong performance may have another impact. >>i don't see a road in for biden." >>i would have to think this would give him some pause. >> grant:the vice president hasn't of the race. >> grant:in politico's post=debate democrat strategists said he should not run. biden gave his own analysis of the debate >>i"i was proud, i thought they all did well." >> grant:about 15 million

people watched the debate last democrats. last month's republican debate, also on c=n=n had 23 million viewers. >> pam: the word of life church, this incident happened on monday. subjected to hours of physical punishment in hopes that he would confess to prior sanskrit and ask for forgiveness. --prior sins >> pam: new details tonight about a deadly beating at a new york church. officials say the attack was part of what church members session." >> pam: the beatings left one teenager dead and another seriously wounded. it happened monday at the "word of life church" in new hartford. >> pam: police say the victims, lucas and christopher leonard were

subjected to hours of physical punishment. in hopes that sins and ask for forgiveness. >> pam: six church members, including the victims' parents and sister, are charges. >> pam: coming up. the food fight between quarterback tom brady and some of the biggest food states. >> pam: and next. >> pam: another first for tesla. 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: volkswagen has told u.s. diesel models may also have rigged emissions software. volkswagen says that the "auxiliary emissions control differently than the included in the company's 2009 to 2015 models disclosed last month.

>> pam: that disclosure triggered the worldwide cheating scandal. the issue with the 2016 last week to e-p-a and california regulators. >> pam: palo alto based tesla has unveiled an autopilot system that lets its cars change lanes by themselves. >> pam: the system will be added to some model "s" sedans and model "x" suvs through a software update. >> pam: like other semi- autonomous systems, tesla's system automatically keeps the car within its lane and maintains a certain distance from the car in front. >> pam: it can find a parking spot and parallel park itself. >> pam: it also uses cameras and sensors to warn drivers impacts. >> pam: but analysts say tesla goes further with industry-first autonomous lane-changing. >> pam: next at five. celebrating the warriors

and the start of the nba season. >> diane: well cooler temperatures and cloudier days are ahead. i will explain how long it will last coming up

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the new 2016 ford explorer. be unstoppable. ♪ >> pam: coca-cola and kellogg's are in a food fight with new tom brady. >> pam: the football star criticized their products in a boston sports radio interview this week. >> pam: brady called coke - quote - "poison for kids" and questioned whether frosted flakes was actually

food. >> pam: he was responding to cristicism of his personal trainer and business partner alex guerrero from a critical magazine article, which called guerrero a "glorified snake-oil salesman." >> pam: coca-cola and kellogg's have hit back. >> pam: coca-cola said its products of a balanced lifestyle. >> pam: kellogg's pointed to multiple studies linking cereal with good health. >> pam: the countdown continues to season for our golden statewe're less than two weeks away from tipoff, but tonight-- the world champs are giving fans an inside look at how the team is run with an open practice at oracle arena. >> pam: that's where we join mark carpenter, who's live at the event. >> pam: mark? >> reporter: yes, pam. tons of fun right now! >> reporter:the warriors are still soaking up all of their are all of their loyal

fans. >> reporter:the doors open in about 15-minutes, but fans have been lining up since 4. >> reporter:the team has been making the rounds all day as klay thompson, draymond green and team admin received a special award from san francisco. >> reporter:here's a look at what happened. >>"we present to you the highest honor our city has and that is the key to the city and county of san francisco.to our golden state warriors" (cheers & applause) >> reporter:and the spoils of victory continue to pour in. >> reporter:mayor ed lee adding another prize to go with that larry o brien trophy as the year of the warriors continue. >> reporter:fans at city hall showed up early to celebrate just a little more with the champs. >>"too long. it's just been way too long. i just remember all the heartbreak. i just remember all those years with nick van exel, long time." >> reporter:while members of dub nation are still glowing, the team is doing its best to move on to the season at hand.

and it'll be a little different as there's a bullesye fixed on the entire >>"you can here the chatter out there between them, you they got into this game to try to beat us, but that's entire year." >>"we're the hunted now. we will see the best shot of every opponent. we will be the biggest game on their schedule. we will be the gets up for." >> reporter:in addition to receiving its tribute from the city-- the warriors also hosted a youth clinic.because for them it's all about re-ciprocating the bay area's unyielding support. >>"there's always highs and lows all the time, but our feed off that and that's the reason we're so good and so good at home. so we have the best fans in the nba for sure." >> reporter: this practice is the first and only one

open with one more season game tomorrow. then the warriors will open october 27th, two weeks from now reporting live from oracle or reno. mark carpenter, kron 4 news. >> diane: take a look at our live camp out at s f o. so, we will deal with temperatures as we progress and to be mid '80s for the low valleys. we are on the high temperatures for much in the cooling down over the as we transition with the up as 61 degrees and 68 for livermore.

>> diane: san francisco currently be 67 degrees will have temperatures that are starting to cool down quite a bit crit san jose included. expect f o g in these areas and it will clear out right are around 11:00 in the morning with low clouds and place, all rob creek for the most part cooler temperatures for the rest of the week, turning things over to more fall like temperatures. >> diane: your image, showing low pressure system coming in from the south at the possibly get was a rain shower over the weekend expect, cooler temperatures for the next few days with the futurecast clouds showing the clubs will be in place for 11:00 a.m. and it will become high clout for

the afternoon. >> diane: by friday morning, and you will see that a low cloud system again. nneka see the slight chance of cooling showers on saturday evening. cooler temperatures will stay with us for the rest of the week. >> pam: on wall street. traders started the day making stocks were down across the board. >> pam: the slide started with a weak report on retail sales and walmart. >> pam: our financial expert rob winners and losers with kron 4's marc dannon. >> that stock is being hammered today. about 20 billion in market capital loss. >> losing 12 to 16 percent of their stunning secret because wal-mart is support important for the retailer's third they

represent the low class and middle class to read a lot of people shop there. what i have the undeclared or decreased. ? >> that is the newest of wal-mart. the have increased their employees pay about a dollar more so they are in a transition period >> the magazine loses $3 million per year which is interesting they call it a marketing because they want to get that money. if you ever go to vegas the bunny on it. >> and it is about 40 percent of their business at this time print the place the body on jury, liquor and

mort. --jewelry >> reporter: this is an interesting story that you have pointed out with mark zuckerberg going to prison. >> hopefully, he did not stay there hopefully he got out. he-na book club. and the book was called the new jim crow. we have about 40 percent of blacks and minorities that are before the path for our cover late line before they go in. -- before the poverty line. >> i think he is making political statements. and i believe he should. i do not

think it was the coincidence that he did this on the democratic debate that. >> i am very surprised. i did not expect any of this tactic it that is next.

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>> pam:a professional conceptual artist and photographer in north carolina named - eric pickers= gill, released a series of pictures showing people on their electronic gadgets, but with the devices removed. >> pam:as you can see. this mother nothing. the project was titled "removed". and it has gone viral. >> pam:it is sparking a big much we use our phones and tablets. >> pam: slate caught up with the photographer behind this. durinng a skype video chat. >> eric pickersgill -- "i am surprised i didn't expect any of this to happen" >> reporter:eric pickersgill's photography project people around the world. >>sot - eric pickersgill / "every 4-5 minutes i get a new email from some international journalist looking to do a story on permission for the photos" >> reporter:the images capture what are absorbed in their mobile devices. >> reporter:some are taken in homes. some are in public. >> reporter:at first eric set up the shots with people he knew he had people pose and then removed the devices.

>> reporter:he then moved onto asking strangers if he could photograph them as they used their devices. >>- eric pickersgill -- i don't want to say that people are using their phones to much. it's just obvious that they are using them more than ever. so with any social change i think there should be awareness of it and just be cognizant. >> reporter:i asked eric which picture was his favorite he said they all were but if he had to choose he likes the one with him and his wife in bed on their devices >> reporter:he said nightly they were falling asleep like this and one night it helped to inspire this project. >> eric pickersgill-- one night i fell asleep and woke up to sound of my phone hitting the floor and i woke up and saw my palm in position from holding phone >> reporter:with your tech trends gabe slate office >> pam: there are still many

questions about speeding and racing in that neighborhood as three lives are lost. >> pam: will check and loan with a couple worked out and buy at how they are doing, and one month later creek march more news to share coming up at 6.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: tragedy in the south bay. >> pam:three young lives lost. in what police are calling a street race. something san jose residents say, happens all too often on that stretch of road. >>.i don't know what it takes. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:in an hour. a vigil is set to begin for the three teens. killed in the early morning crash. >> pam:police are still looking for the second vehicle involved. a fourth person involved. remains in serious condition tonight. >> pam:it happened just before 11:00- last night in the area of santa clara and 22nd streets. in san jose. >> pam:that's where kron 4's rob fladeboe is live tonight. as a memorial continues to grow for the victims. rob? >> reporter: we want to give these people their distance. let me paint a picture for you. i am on the north side of east santa clara street

cared about eight or nine blocks east of downtown san jose. you can see about 60 people here at the have gathered. the crowd will continue to get larger by the minute as people are lighting candles and placing pictures of the three individuals of on a tree where they crashed and lost their lives. this boy hit and throw the hill now. i report to that we do know the identities of three people that died here. >> reporter: family members and friends, have been coming by this growing memorial all day to pay their respects and come to terms with this tragedy. police say this preliminary investigation that they were riding in a stolen honda. that extra did not stop. but it does not appear

that race was plant. it was probably in prop. 2. i did speak with the father of one of the victims creek who explained in detail what he thinks has happened last night. >> they were bracing over here. apparently, car was coming too fast. and it was reported that the police was coming over to see them because they were racing.

>> reporter: must come back here live at the same for it and least 50 people are here morning polos and tend their respects. police and is still searching for the driver of that dark colored actor rock that was last seen here. --dark colored acura >> grant:tonight.former nba star lamar odom remains on life support in a las vegas hospital.surrounding by friends and family, inlcuding his estranged wife khloe kardashian. >> grant:investigators are now trying to determine if odom overdosed on drugs or the former 2-time nba champion was found unconscious in a nevada --brothel yesterday

afternoon. >> grant:the two women who found odom say he had blood and foam nose. >> grant:late today the nye county details of the 9-1-1 call >>during that call the parties informed the office the mail had been using cocaine. they were unsure if it had continued to the weekend. they also informed dispatch that he'd used up to 10 tabs of sexual performance supplements over the 3 day period. >> grant:authorities originally planned to fly him to sunrise hospital in las vegas, but said the 6- foot-10 odom was too tall to fit in a helicopter. >> grant:an ambulance then took him miles away from the love ranch in crystal. >> grant:investigators say

the brothel may come under investigation and lose its license if it's found to be involved in "wrongdoing." >> grant:several n-b-a players are sending their support to lamar odom during this tough time. >> grant:magic johnson tweeted, buy the rookies their first 2-3 custom suits, that's what type of guy he is." meanwhile. shaq tweeted, "everyone that reads this friend lamar odom that he makes a full recovery. #myhearthurts." >> grant:and dwayne wade wrote, "i couldn't sleep last night. sitting and thinking about l-o as the person i know him as and thinking about what >> pam: today kelvin govan made an and plea. he's the man accused of leaving his injured daughter while escaping from police. >> pam: today kron4's haaziq madyun girl's condition.and how police credit our coverge suspect to turn himself in. >> pam: it was a story that ignited a sense of outrage by people here in the bay area.

>>"people do crime but how can you abandon your own child?" >> reporter:29-year-old oakland resident kelvin govan allegedly vehicle he crahsed while leandro police >>"they came across govan's 6 year old daughter who suffered head injuriesbut govan was on the run" >> reporter:the incident happned last thursday. investigators say that same day gavon agreed to turn himself in but pulled a no show. kron4 stayed on the story the following day >>"as thursday night passed, friday night passed, saturday, starting with kron4 more and more news stations began to pick up the storyinjuring in this case it was his daughter"

>> reporter:investigators sayon sunday with the pressure from the bay area media mounting govan finally surrendered >>"turned himself in because he knew it was the right thing to do" >> reporter:in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news >> pam:the three young drifters accused of murdering a young canadian tourist in san francisco's golden gate park and then killing a hiker on a fairfax hiking trail a few days later went before a judge today. >> pam:the arraignment for lila alligood, morrison lampley and sean angold was postponed until october 26th. >> pam:that's because so far only has an attorney representing him. >> pam:all three are being charged with first degree murder and could be sentenced to life without parole or the death sentence if convicted.

>> pam:cameras were not allowed in the courtroom today. >> pam:the district attorney argued that more media coverage could adversely affect his case. >>"we just don't want further complicate issues having to do with identification if that becomes an issue, it also has to due to the pre trial publicity we have to face." >> reporter:the judge tabled the request by the public defender to case until the other two defendants get legal counsel assigned to them. >> pam: the three defendants are being held without bail.

>> pam: they had saved their money to buy their dream home in short aftern0on last month, their home, like many others burned down to the ground. now, this family is trying to regroup. >> pam: new at six. >> pam: kron four's terisa estacio caught up with the family of four to see how they are dealing one month after the valley fire. >> reporter:sarah genetiano showed me around hernew rental home - they have been here about a week - >> reporter:this is from someone. we got these items too. >> reporter:sarah says when the valley fire came sweeping into their hidden valley neighborhood, they only had about 5 minutes to pack and get out. this is all that is left of their home. >>21 sarah genetiano/valley fire victim yeah. i lost my grandmothers spoon collection. it is tough. it has been tough. >>i had one like this, but i lost mine in the fire. >> reporter:sarah says in the past daughters and husband have been trying to pick up the pieces. they girls had to switch schools. >>it was hard a first, but my older daughter has made

friends. >> reporter:her younger daughter is on a waiting list for a preschool. besides relocating to a rental home nearly an hour away from the fire zone replacing all that was lost is certainly challenging. for example, sarah says they had just decorated the baby's bedroom. sarah is due in december. >>: my husband is in the marines, this is all that we got out of the nursery. >> reporter:sarah says they had just valley home in march - we really loved the home. >> reporter:but sarah says despite some dark moments, sarah says it is comforting to see the families pets still alive and receive so much love and support from people they don' t even know. someone dropped off this armoire. >> reporter:sarah and her family say they are working diligently with their insurance to rebuild in the mean time, they are taking everything day by day. te >> pam: the red cross is taking donations for valley wildfire victims. you can make a donation >> pam: or by texting the word "red cross" to 9-0-9-9- 9. to make a 10-dollar donation. or you can call 1- 800-red cross

>> pam: another gorgeous day outside. feeling like fall across much of the bay area. >> pam: diane tuazon is tracking the conditions.diane? >> diane: we will cool things down as we progress into the weekend. temperatures right now are at the upper 80s for the mill valley location. san francisco, a ross 67 degrees per day in the city. we will start cooling things down quite a bit because we have a low pressure system coming down from the south and moving up to our region. and getting as low clouds and at all g in the morning in certain locations. >> diane: dan going to how --clouds and the evening. >> diane: saturday come out we will have a chance for it

like after that evening showers that will clear up by sunday morning. i will talk more about how long this will last coming up next! >> pam: they weren't big earthquakes.but there have parts of the east bay area recently. >> pam: including dozens.today. grant is tracking the quakes. >> pam: >> pam: (laughter) >> grant:some call it a cluster of quakes.other scientists are referring to it as a swarm. either way. >> grant:we're talking at least 23 quakes since yesterday. they were centered near the crow canyon country clud.just east of 680. >> grant:the largest was a magnitude 3.0 quake.just after 8:00 this morning. kron4 was in that san ramon neighbrohood today. >> grant:at least 200 people

reported feeling a little shaking there.also nearby danville and a couple other east bay locations nearby. >> is is very typical behavior that we see in this location and the san ramon area. since 1917. --1970 >> grant: now will be large, but you do not really know. >> grant: tomorrow, at 1015 in the morning on october 15th the great california at shake out. what the schools and businesses practice drop, cover and hold on.

>> pam: and a reminder. for push alerts on breaking news. >> pam: download the kron 4 app. your number one source for news and weather in the bay area. >> pam: a popular san francisco restaurant escapes eviction. >> pam: we will be back [announcer] sunday's your last chance to save big

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test >> pam: sinbad's restaurant has been leasing its place on the embarcadero for more than four decades. >> pam: however. the port of san francisco has plans to extend the ferry terminals to put in three new landings. the restaurant was supposed to be evicted today. >> pam: but this morning, the restaurant filed for bankruptcy. protecting them from eviction. sinbad's hopes to stay in business until the port finalizes plans for the expansion and actually has to break ground. >> there is no lead to-- there is no need to leave right away. >> pam: the port will now have to wait for the ruling by the bankruptcy court. >> pam: in the meantime, sinbad's is still open for business. >> pam: an update to a story we first told you last night.

that year east palo alto had more than 40 murders in 2014 just 5 >> reporter: the numbers are good compared to last year. it seems to be working. >> i see it go back and i have seen a " good but have seen it go back, up and down... >> reporter: after living in east palo alto for 35 years pecky walters testing is all and she has even lived here when this city had an infamous title. >> in 1992 it was the per capita murder capital of america and we are way away from that now. >> reporter: that year east

palo alto had more than 40 mortars and 2014 just five. --murders >> i do not hear gunshots every night. >> reporter: residents can hear and see the difference and it is not just murders that are down but the most recent fbi statistics shows overall violent crimes in east palo alto in 2014 dropped 64 percent compared to 2013. murders have dropped from 8 to 5, at rates from 11 to 8, robberies from 80 to 55 and insults from 248 to 56. >> it has been a huge factor that the community is getting involved. >> reporter: the skull of

the police chief albert pardon me says he has worked hard to have his offices reached out to the community and create a bond. >> the fact that they are calling up early on investigations means we are getting involved in the dispute level before it escalates to buy a crime. so we are seeing a reduction in of salt and things like that and it plays a huge factor and a reduction in violent crime. >> grant:police hope they're one step closer to catching the guys that stabbed spencer stone.the sacramento guy.and active duty military man who became famous for stopping a the summer. >> grant:new images released today.show what police think

is the suspect's car. these are surveillance images from sacramento's mid-town area.right near the stabbing outsidfe a night- club. >> grant:video from a nearby business shows stone.the biggest guy on several other guys. he was stabbed three times.hospitalized in serious condition. >> grant:the suspects in the attack are described as two asian men wearing white shirts and blue jeans. >> diane: by noontime, breezy conditions. things are cooling down and see the weather system making its way into the region coming in from central california and moderate and pushing into our area. the reason why we have a slight chance of rain because this is creeping into our area. >> diane: certainly, it will close down quite a bit depending on locations. mid- 60's the upper 60s, and moving over to east bay, and the '70s. fremont and 79 and

union city at 76, richmond to get up to 68 degrees and a lead valley locations you, you would experience a cool down especially from the '90s and the last top couple of days. >> diane: we will not see any 94 tomorrow. the north bay city, should get to 793 overall, cloud in the morning our in high cloud and afternoon and evangelical us down. >> diane: was more of attending degree drop for friday. but overall, as it cleared up by sunday it will be in a cooler temperatures more like fall for it >> pam: happening now. >> pam: a treat for warriors fans.

>> pam: the team is holding a free practice at oracle arena.to the upcoming season, which is now just two weeks away. >> pam: kron 4's mark carpenter is live at a jam- packed oracle arena. >> pam: mark.earlier today san francisco paid tribute to the nba champs.right? >> reporter: even though the eve that started at around 50 minutes ago. fans are still coming in and you can hear them behind me. they are not passing out this opportunity even though it is a practice. not a game for it but practice. let's go to the take a writ this was the scene and outside of the core or not about one hour and a half ago. --outside of oracle >> reporter: accepting the key to the city to read both addressed the crowd.

>> i am so excited. literally my heart is beating so fast. i am excited to see them. to see them alive--live >> this to end, no one cares who gets the headlines were the highlights on espn--or the highlights >> reporter: this is the first and only practice open to the public this entire training camp. the warriors have another preseason game tomorrow night and then this place will be rocking on october 27th. reporting live kron4 news.

>> pam: our warriors coverage continues. >> pam: the dust settles last night from the debate who came on top?

>> pam: target is taking extra steps to protect its card members.the retailer has now begun converting all of its red-card credit and debit cards to chip and pin cards. >> pam: this means customers will have to enter a personal identification number...not just a signature to complete a transaction. chip-enable cards create a

unique code for each transaction. >> pam: old cards hold payment data in the magnetic stripe... which is easy for thieves to steal. the retailer is in the process of sending out millions of new cards. >> pam: it's been two years since target suffered a catastrophic data breach that exposed the personal million shoppers. now the retailer has begun converting all of its red- card credit and debit cards to chip and pin cards. >> pam: this means customers will have to enter a personal identification number - not just a signature to complete a transaction. it's an extra layer of security. chip-enable cards create a unique code for each transaction >> pam: old cards hold payment data in the magnetic stripe, which is easy for thieves to steal, duplicate and put on fake cards. the retailer is in the process of sending out millions of new cards. >> pam: banks and retail stores have been upgrading their credit cards and point-of-sale systems to meet an october 1st deadline that shifted the liability of fraudulent payments.

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>> reporter: here in downtown san jose immemorial continues to grow or three individuals were killed and a car race. >> reporter: killed, after a stolen car in which there are riding lost control grid while racing with another car here on east santa clara street at 22nd. after slamming into a tree. the

fourth passenger is hospitalized in critical condition. the dark colored vehicle did not stop. >> reporter: releasing the name of the man arrested for setting a halloween costume on fire. antoine alexander johnson. he reside in california thrift and a suspicion of arson. that he said a halloween costume on fire in side of the wal-mart store. he will be arraigned tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 p.m. in hayward california. >> reporter: in santa rosa and family hit hard from the deli fire is trying to rebuild their lives. taking all round her new rental home in santa rosa, they lost everything in the

violin fire record they had just purchased their dream home and decorate the baby nursery. she is due in december. now they are going through donations and try to piece their lives together. they are beyond graceful after all of the support that they have received. they hope to remove or to move back home.

vegas certainly isn't >> pam: staying there. the good, the bad and the ugly moments from last night's democratic debate. >> pam: what happened in vegas, certainly isn't staying there- >> pam: the good, the bad and the ugly moments from last night's democratic debate are already making major waves in the 20-16 campaign.

>> pam: dianne gallagher breaks down first face-off. the highs >> reporter: presidential candidate "the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damned e-mails." >> "thank you. me, too. me, >> reporter:and lows >>presidential candidate "what you're casting a vote for something you don't really know about? i think you're being a little rough. >> reporter:of the democrats first debate are now behind them. >> reporter:but tuesday night's sin city lasting effect on 2016- >> reporter:the general consensus? >>it was a good debate- >> reporter:even the republicans seemed to enjoy it- >>"i can tell you that i'm sitting here having debate envy. because what we saw today was a master class on debating." >> reporter:and hillary clinton and it. >>"basically tonight hillary clinton was beyonce. she was flawless. >> reporter:of the "three other guys"- all polling at less than one per cent nationally- experts say only martin o'malley came close to making a mark >>"i think o'malley helped himself. i don't know that he helped himself enough,

drumbeat of 'ohj, you like that policy? well i did it in maryland'. i think that actually worked very well." >> reporter:several pundits predicted the end of the road forand some are even saying it could be the same for a particularly popular non- >>"and if i'm biden, i don't stage. between sanders' performance, certainly near the end, and hillary don't see a road in for biden." >>i would have to think this would give him some pause. >> reporter:sources close to biden say would have no impact on his decision to run for >> reporter:dianne gallagher reporting. >> diane: saturday, we have a low flat that will push its way into the area with a slight chance of p.m. showers. early evening and into saturday. we'll have a slight chance about 15% of rain showers that may happen. with cloud condition saturday to sunday and cooling it down pretty much. lasting all week long. >> pam: coming up! and

easily treated pink eye. that is next for today's health report.

>> pam: riders say that

there is no place to park. will have answers tonight at 8 explanation. >> pam: it's a condition that strikes fear in the hearts of many parents pink eye. >> pam: that's because it's one of the most contagious childhood disorders. >> pam: cnn's jim morelli show us especially if someone else in the house has it. >> reporter:two-year-old benny's got eyes of bluebut several months ago, they featured another colorpink. >> reporter:benny had pink eye the layman's term for conjunctivitis. >>it's an inflammation of the membrane that's on the front of the eye. >> reporter:clara belenky is not just a pediatrician she's benny'shand the contagiousness of pink eyewhen benny got it so did she and her husband. pink eye can be caused by different thingssome cases are due to bacteria >> reporter:others, viruses >> reporter:and some pink eyes can be traced to allergens such as plant pollen. that particular kind is considered non- contagious. >> reporter:pink eye is

rarely dangerous but it can be. >> continuous rubbing persistent infection you can really cause, eventually, some trauma to the eye. >> reporter:and it's especially important to see a doctor if the pink eye is accompaniedvisual changes >> reporter:pain in the eye >> reporter:intense redness >> reporter: visual changes ... >> reporter:or if things seem to be getting worse instead of better. >> reporter:mom got rid of benny's pink eye the way many parents do >> reporter:by using an antibiotic ointment. in sharon, massachusetts jim morelli for c-n-n. >> pam: some forms of pink eye caused by viruses can be require treatment with anti- pink eye are never treated and resolve on their own. warm compresses are sometimes recommended to better. >> pam: in sports. >> pam: we go back to oracle arena. where mark carpenter is live at the warriors' open practice.

>> pam: and one american league championship team is decided.a blue jay saves the series with a home-run. >> pam: gary has the highlights and all the sports.coming up. >> pam: kron 4 has a new feature - called the "ford - high school selfie." send us a selfie from your school's high school >> pam: just use the hashtag "kron 4 selfie" we'll feature a photo every week on 'sports night live'. this is the dawn of an old day.

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>> gary: good evening everyone! >> gary: the catcher's throw it back to the pitcher and it hit the back. the entire evening got confused no know you have to bring him anchor it--it in. >> gary: jose bautista

spirit that is a angry that clip. -flip! >> gary: the blue jays advanced spirit for the first time since 1933. (cheers & applause) >> gary: i want the man that will blow the whole roof off last alive--let's go live! >> gary:too young and too good looking!

>> gary: mark carpenter , why are you outside? >> reporter: they threw me out because i had the camera. >> reporter: the first and only open pratice. >> the one thing actually disagree on as something he said today it yet. you do not have to be from the bay area to understand what this championship means. i can honestly say, from a guy who is bomb second of michigan for it the love that you

have shared after winning this championship. i know what it means an act thank you for that. >> i just want to go see them right now. i don't know? >> reporter: practice will be over soon print it will be back in action tomorrow for another preseason game. and it will be rocking again on october 27th. lie >> gary: in the parking lot. --live in the parking lot >> gary: 49ers hosting the ravens this sunday at levi's stadium their first mactchup since superbowl 47 >> gary: this time only one team is both teams sit at 1- 4 on the season >> gary: another kaepernick critic speaks out this time his former nevada head coach says kap's mechanics are

slipping here's kap's response >> back with team, vernon davis practicing but status still uncertain. >> i am out there making sure that i throw the ball the best way that i can't. -- i can >> gary: if someone asks you it is gary is good to see used to be? >> pam: know, gary is great! >> pam: no one would ever say that. no one ever says that to me. they always say that i am lucky. >> pam: they do. because they said i loved gary. >> gary: dan know that i have your back. i will

freeze them out of someone says anything about to administration. >> gary: >> pam: you are not even here when they are here gary. >> gary: will you forget that tweet. >> grant: gary is getting better. (laughter) >> gary: sports night live. >> gary:this sunday at 9 >> gary: ravens game at levi's >> gary:and an inside look of the reigning n-b-a champions.your golden state warriors. >> gary: when you bumped from team to team. here is still real on justin talk

>> not good. not good. i guess we will see what direction we will go 22. -- when we need to. >> gary: pill are ready stow my thunder. on the last break. --pam already stow mike under >> gary:and show us your high school football spirit by sending a selfie at football game >> gary:you might make it on sports night live this sunday at >> pam: coming up. >>we're just days away from a new episode of kron 4's reality show.the backstory.

>> pam: we just got our hands on a new clip from kron 4's reality show "the backstory" >> pam: take a look. >>.checking emails

>> pam: catch the backstory.sunday's at 9:30 only on kron 4. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 6. >> pam: stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 8 o'clock. see you then. >> pam: goodnight.

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the "insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 ce conversation. shocking news out of nevada. former nba star lamar odom found unconscious at a nevada brothel. >> my marriage to lamar was -- i loved it. >> khloe rushes to her ex's >> she's become like the mother lion and wants to protect her cub. >> we go inside the kardas brand built on crisis. >> this family thrives on scandal. >> then i'm feeling the burn in las vegas with the democratic debate insanity. but it was the donald who stole the show. >> plus carrie underwood's confessions of a new mom. >> your marriage does change a lot when you have a baby. >> whose dating bradley cooper? i'm pretty sure i'm dating bradley cooper.

>> is bradley dating a >> i texted her right after i saw it. >> getting burnt by sienna miller. describe your relationship in a food. >> chicken and rice. >> now, hollywood from the inside out. it's "the insider" together with yahoo! just as i was coming back from las vegas covering hillary clinton and the debate, news of a very different kind broke. khloe kardashian's ex odom, had collapsed in a brothe and was clinging to life in a las vegas hospital. >> this is so sad. we just saw her monday night having a blast with yo on red carpet in hol it just shows you how quickly life can change. >> no one knows that like the kardashians. addiction, 72-day marriages, a transgender father. this family goes through so many highs and lows. now this. >> khloe, kris and kim flew to be by lamar's side. it's a tragedy. b the kardashians, their brand is crisis.