the shooting of an eight-year- old boy on friday evening. the little boy has been up and talking over the weekend however the mother says he will be living with the bullet the rest of his life. choppers inside the store had no idea what was happening. >> there has not been a lot of information. i'm scared and surprised because this is a very nice area , a newer area. i am astonished by it. >> reporter: this parking lot is a very popular area. most of the cars you see behind me are car dealers who use the spot to get right and go all over the bay area. we have talked to people trying to get to santa rosa or two danville. all different

directions. police say this parking lot is still a crime scene and they are not allowing anyone to leave. if you are wondering why your loved one is late getting home it is because of the investigation here into this officer-involved shooting. at this point we don't believe any of the police officers were injured in the pursuit. after a sunny and when due date storms are popping up. this is video from a viewer and you can see hail falling this afternoon. brittney shipp is here with tonight's forecast. >> reporter: it is a mixed bag. some places seeing sunshine into the south bay. but in the east were north bay we are seeing these pop-up showers. some of that will transition to the south . it is moving fairly

quickly. it is near union city and we see the yellows and reds by pleasanton. light rain reported at alameda and san leandra. closer to berkeley you are trying out. this radar shot is from three minutes ago. a closer look at the north bay and we see light rain showers coming down. it is moving into part of santa rosa and napa. take a look at half moon bay sustained winds and 12 in concord. this was part of a larger system to the east of us. that is why some are seeing rain and some are not. it is moving to the south of us. as we go into the rest of tonight we will continued to see cool conditions and

showers. i will tell you what you can expect in my next forecast in about 15 minutes. we are following breaking news where a two alarm grass fire is going on in menlo park. university avenue shutdown at purdue avenue and traffic is being routed around the area. so far no word of any word these buildings or injuries. play shooting a man any major tourist attraction at the capital today. >> reporter: this is a google map you can take a look and see the white house over here, the national mall, and capitol building to the east. the shooting was near the metal detectors at the capital building visitor center which is right here in front. it is underground for security reasons. back in 1998 a gunman shot and

killed two capital police officers and september 11 reinforce the need for a more secure visitor center. renovations were completed in 2008. now more than 2 million people visit every year. diane papen shared these pictures with us of them being escorted out of the building with everybody else. you see the swat vehicles pull up. the building holds 4000 people at any one time. this is the busiest tourist time in dc with spring break. brian cott has the story from washington.>> reporter: a chaotic scene in the heart of washington as visitors run for shelter. >> i heard there was an active shooter and so we all ran out.

>> reporter: the incident sparked by a lone gunman who set off the metal detector as he entered. staffers were ordered to shelter in place. >> i saw everybody acting a little nuts and then i saw policeman coming through and officers coming out they were like sprinting and telling us to move it and get out of the way. >> reporter: a female bystander was wounded by shrapnel. >> reporter: adult male subject entered the capital visitor center. during routine screening the individual troop what appeared to be a weapon and pointed it at officers. the officer fired and struck the suspect was subsequently treated by medical personnel. the suspect was taken into custody and transported to the hospital for treatment. >> reporter: capitol police say the suspect acted alone and was known to authorities as a frequent visitor.

this comes as tourists flock to dc for the spring season. >> they gave us updates and they were very congenial and hospitable to us and made us feel safe. >> the justice department has dropped its case against apple over the encrypted iphone that belong to one of the san bernardino terrace. the fbi says a third party has unlocked the phone. gabriel slate joins us with this twist.>> reporter: this is a huge deal because we thought the only way this would and would be in the supreme court which would've been interesting because last week a bunch of apple engineer said they would quit before they were forced to unlock the phone. the fbi is not revealing who unlock the phone for them and has not said what they found on the phone at. apple has not yet made a comment. something to keep in mind the

iphone that was locked was an older five see and this trick that this third-party used would not work on the newer iphone. that is what mobile security experts have told me. this case is over but the privacy versus security issue is not going to go away. there are other cases that could turn into a lawsuit like this one did and we will be right back where we were before this news today. we will have to wait and see what happens. how they unlock the phone is very technical. if you do want to learn about how we think they broke into this phone look for my tech page on kron4 or on our mobile app. a san leandra man is in custody

tonight after police say he tried to rob a 711. they say he shot an employee in a face with a pellet gun. dan is live and has more.>> reporter: brazen is what police say not just in terms of the alleged actions of the suspect but also of the employee who chased the suspect allegedly out of the store. monday morning police arrested this man 24-year-old kevin woodin for attempted robbery and assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly shooting a 7- eleven employee with a pellet gun. it began at about 8:30 at the 7- eleven on east 14th. >> he emptied his pockets and put live ammunition on the counter and told the clerk he was going to take what he had already taken a concealed in his pockets on his person. the clerk responded and told

mr. wouldn't take that out of your pockets and he did and he threw it on the floor. >> reporter: after he dropped the candy and food items he left the store but the employee followed him outside. >> woodin turned around armed with what look like a semi automatic pistol it was actually a replica firearm that shot pellets and fired one shot from about 20 feet away, striking the clerk right near the eye in the cheek. >> reporter: this is what the pellet gun looks like and this is what the real thing looks like. when officers arrived on scene they say they saw wooden walking down the street. >> he was walking down east 14th street during this replica firearm in his hand. he threw it into the bush when he saw the police officer >> reporter: the officer took woodin into custody. if he would've still had the government in his hand -- had

the gun in his hand it could've ended differently. >> reporter: the store employee is expected to have a surgical procedure to remove the pellet from his face. arraignment is scheduled for later this week. a huge weapons bust in the east bay has landed two people behind bars. the sheriffs office posted this photo. they say they did deputies served a search warrant on a home in bay point and found 18 weapons including assault rifles and shotguns, magazine clips and 1400 rounds of ammunition. a 54-year-old man was arrested and is being held without bail and a 46-year-old woman also arrested and arraigned being

held on $200,000 bail. a woman who might've been crawling on 280 in san francisco has died after being hit by more than one car. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. witnesses say she could've been crawling in the center lane . she was pronounced dead at the scene. no vehicles had stopped. investigators are trying to find out how many of them had hit that woman. still ahead a deal to raise california's minimum wage to $15 an hour. in a bay area coast guard crew making a big bust at sea on a homemade submarine..

governor brown has announced a deal to gradually raise california's minimum wage to $15 an hour, that would be the highest in the nation. we have more on the deal and reaction from labor and business interests. >> reporter: already putting in a lot of hours at this mojo burger franchise the owner says raising the minimum wage means small business owners will have to take more hours away from the health -- help and raises prices as well. >> i feel the bottom line with increase in minimum wage it it

gets passed on to the consumer. >> reporter: the governor on monday announced a deal with labor groups and top legislators.>> it is a matter of economic justice and make sense and will help our entire state do much better for its citizens. >> reporter: it would go up $.50 per hour for the next couple of years and then one dollar per hour for the next few years until it reaches $15. at the lower end of the pay spectrum these increases make a huge difference. workers are struggling to get by and many are not making ends meet and not earning enough to pay for essentials particularly in the bay area where the cost of living is extremely high. >> reporter: proponents of the wage hike scoff at the idea it will lead to more unemployment. >> reporter: but the owner of this burger place says the help wanted sign may not be up for

long. >> definitely left hours will be issued.>> reporter: if the minimum wage hike fails to pass labor groups sally they will press ahead with plans to take it to the ballot. a labor dispute at the port of oakland has closed one of its five terminals it is the oakland international container terminal. the dispute being addressed through arbitration. work is expected to continue tonight. the other four terminals are operating normally. port and union officials are not providing any details about the dispute this morning. caltrans wants to demolish the remaining piers of the old bay bridge. they removed one of those peers last november using explosive charges and now they want to

implode the 15 remaining piers at the cost of $130 billion. they will use a bubble curtain to protect people and wildlife from dust and debris. if approved to more peers will be to demolition and this fall. the u.s. coast guard seized 13,000 pounds of cocaine. >> reporter: homemade but more and more drug smugglers are making pretty dramatic apparatus. that thing right there known as the semi submersible vessel. this is an a the first question waters 300 miles southwest of panama. from sea level you can see the smugglers raising their hands and surrendering. crew members keep their guns

pointed at the guys while the board the makeshift submarine where they found six tons of cocaine. street value about $200 million and drug small -- smugglers have built lots of submarines like this lately. the cockpit and exhaust pipe has to sit day out of the water but the rest of it is out of sight. the coast guard said it busted a similar boat back in january. meteorologist brittney shipp is here. we have been talking about kind of crazy weather. >> reporter: yes and it is not a system sweeping through the entire area. it is off to the east of us already. we had hail in santa rosa earlier.

thunder and rain reported in livermore. that was a stronger storm that moved through. if you are in san francisco you are probably surprised at this video. it depends on where you are. tonight we will still be dealing with scattered showers that will move through. some spots will see moderate to heavy downpours. another look outside shows we're dealing with windy conditions. that will continue through 10:00 where we will see wind gus closer to 40 miles per hour. you can see the area of pressure off to the east and you can see snow moving into parts of the sierra. that will continue into tomorrow as we take a closer look at youth future cast. by 5:00 or

6:00 we are still dealing with this activity. the chance of the showers is moving through at 6:00. by the time we get to 8:00 our chance of showers will go down but we will be dealing with stronger winds. take a look at half moon bay wins at 23 miles per hour. tomorrow the highs will push into the low to mid 60s. coming up i will be tracking your three day forecast where we see warmer weather on the way and calm her conditions. that coming up in 15 minutes. a three-story church one up in flames in los angeles this morning. crews had to back off one part of the roof collapsed. no injuries were reported. investigators are looking into how the fire began. next a big problem with

apple's latest update and white adele is feuding with a celebrity chef.

we want to take it back to breaking news on our top story. police arresting the man wanted for shooting of an eight-year- old boy in concord. what are they saying now, kate? >> reporter: first off police wanted to give major credit to the concerned citizen who recognize the suspect and then followed him here to this parking lot. the police lieutenant said the concerned citizen did exactly what they want you to do and that is observed the suspect, do not approach, keep an eye on them and let police get here and do their job. officers arrived around 1:00 this afternoon. when they approached the suspect

he took off running towards the back of the store at this point police are not saying how many officers opened fire or what caused them to draw their weapons in the first place. they are not saying whether or not they found any weapon on james jarrard . he is in critical condition at the hospital. they do consider him taken into custody. i received a text message from the mother of the eight-year- old boy, joshua, who was shot in the neck on friday. she wants to thank everyone who has been following this story over the weekend who has expressed support to her and especially to the concerned citizen who recognize the suspect james jarrard and called police . her utmost gratitude to him. we will have more for you coming up at 6:00. apple uses are complaining

about a bug they are saying causing phones to crash after the latest update released last week. their phones and tablets are suddenly having problems like opening links in their apps . some of the older phones and ipads freezing up completely. apple has not publicly addressed it yet but says they are aware and working on an update. facebook apologized yesterday after its safety check malfunctioned. the program mistakenly prompted users thousands of miles away from the laughs and pakistan to say that they were safe. the safety check was launched in 2014 so users could let others know they were safe after a disaster. facebook says it is still testing the feature. a big milestone because

there have been 200 million broadcasts up from 100 there have been 200 million broadcasts up from 100 million for paris scope. apple was calling it the app of the year. still ahead the growing backlash of laws at the gay and transgender communities in two u.s. states.

you're watching the bay area's news station this is kron4. >> backlash over legislation aimed at gay and transgender communities. one government is planning to veto a controversial bill and another is being sued. cnn has more. >> i will veto house bill 757. >> reporter: georgia governor announcing he would veto the controversial freedom bill that would have discriminated against the lgbt community. >> our actions on hospital 757 not just about protecting the

faith--based community or providing business friendly climate for job growth in georgia. i believe it is about the character of our state. and the character of our people. >> reporter: senator mike crane who strongly supported the bill says the governor's decision was bought and paid for by corporations. apple and unilever urged the governor to veto the bill. disney threatened to abandon film production if it was signed into law. senator crane is looking for a special session to override the veto. a federal lawsuit was filed against the governor of north carolina monday over a new lot that blocks transgender individuals from selecting restrooms based on how they identify. >> we are asking the court to overturn house bill 2 because it is on stick -- unconstitutional and discriminates and because it is

an invasion of privacy for transgender men and women. >> reporter: in a special session-based passed a special private and securities act last week.>> reporter: we don't want this fight to be necessary. justice -- injustice such as this demands that we take action. the latest on a grass fire happening in menlo park. >> reporter: we have a shelter in place now. you can see the smoke right now. police are urging people to stay in their home. it is near the base of the bridge. and they say if you live on purdue and georgetown in those general area the strong winds are blowing embers. obviously a lot of smoke

creating a health hazard. that is why they are being urged to stay inside your home if you live in that area. this is for at least the next two hours. crews are working to get a handle on this grass fire. we haven't seen many of these with the el niño storms we have had throughout the winter and early spring. but as you can see there is still plenty of fuel left from the 4+ years of drought to enable this grass fire to keep burning. we will keep an eye on this. we will be updating kron4 and if you opt for mobile alerts that's the best way to stay up- to-date. and i am brittney shipp. we have been dealing with strong winds speeds throughout the day some up to money -- 20 miles per hour. half moon bay around 23 and san

jose 17, fairfield 14. the stronger winds speeds will continue for the next hour and we will monitor how that affects that latest fire. tonight we will track a chance of a few isolated showers. if you are closer to san francisco it is dry right now. it is quiet in the east bay but if you are closer to san jose you will see the showers moving in. some locations reporting heavy down pouring. some is off to the east of us and the showers are transitioning to the south as they wrap around the area of low pressure. it will transition to the east and pull away. more details with your seven-day forecast coming up. for more victims of from last weeks terror attack dried -- die to date bringing the

total to 35. we can see video here of one of the suspects you can see him walking along the suicide bombers at the brussels airport . this is the first time we've seen video of the man in the light colored jacket and they had. police have arrested several people. one person arrested last week was released today because of insufficient evidence. sanders is still trading hillary clinton and by delegates and in a nuke pull of california democrats. it's shows clinton with an 11 point lead. they expect clinton to win the nomination and the presidency.

sanders backers said they would vote for clinton if donald trump is the republican nominee. the same la times poll shows drop in a tie with cruz. republican voters here are far less likely to unite behind a candidate. one third of cruz supporters said they will not support trump if he is nominated. >> reporter: donald trump accusing cruz of trying to steal votes. cruz today brushing it off. >> i am always amused when donald know what to do so we

threatens a lawsuit. >> reporter: despite trump's narrow when earlier both he and cruz 118 delegates but some are still up for grabs. the fight and war of wars over their spouses continues. >> i don't think it was a very bad picture of her.>> reporter: trump refusing to apologize for posting this picture. >> he owes me an apology. he sent out a picture to people in utah.>> reporter: you know he didn't you know that was the super pac.>> a contentious radio host is opposed to his candidacy. >> reporter: mr. trump before you called in to my show did you know i am a #never trump guy? >> that i did not know. >> reporter: these are complete

made up lies. they are garbage. it is indicative of how low donald trump ". >> reporter: a charge trump rejects. >> i had nothing to do with it. president obama was hosting the final easter egg hunt at the white house. the 38th year for this popular event. hundreds of children's -- of children and their families celebrating. >> when we first got here one of the goals we had was to open up the white house to as many people from as many backgrounds as possible. to open it up to our kids, musicians, to explore our culture and expose families to healthy living and to have a lot of fun.

>> reporter: this american tradition began in 1878 by president hayes and his wife lucy. new technology being used by the library at the san francisco state university to bring the history of the bay area to life. and what to consider when talking to your children about big events like today shooting of capital.

after today's shooting at the capitol or the terror attack in brussels your children might have questions. andy rose says experts have some advice on how to handle those conversations.>> reporter: tragedies can be hard for someone at any age to process but such disturbing incidents can be especially hard for children. experts recommend that if a child is 5 or younger they don't need to know anything about the tragedy or be exposed to the media coverage. at a very -- at ages 6 to 11 did they can learn the information but shouldn't be fixed to the tv. children who had exposure to the september 11 attacks had more deal of difficulty dealing

with anxiety. assurance is one of the most important things a parent can provide. communicate to them that you are doing everything you can to keep them safe. parents should be mindful of any changes in their children's behavior in the wake of a tragedy. right now i am inside an incredible room. it is like something out of the movies. some of the contents in these bands are old news real film footage from the 60s and 70s. wait to see what they are doing with this. tracking rain showers moving to the south. i will let you know what is in store for the rest of tonight and the full forecast after the break.

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something special is happening inside the special collections department of the library at san francisco state university. with the help of new technology film archivists are bringing to life the history of the bay area. >> reporter: i am with a very special group the bay area tv archives. they are going through old news film footage and remastering it and putting it online to watch. some of the footage is incredible. this is the first african american woman to be sworn in as 1970. the team is going through our old from from the 50s, 60s, and 70s and posting it on our website for free to watch. >> you actually feel like you

are there. it can hit you on a level and make you feel your own history rather than just thinking all that happened a while back. >> reporter: they are digitizing the old 16 millimeter film one clip at a time. they haven't organized into collections like japanese- american culture, malcolm x, the rise of the civil rights movement, the berkeley riots, the 1971 occupation of alcatraz and sports moments and footage from when the warriors won the championship in 1975. there is a lot more bay area history coming. they have only remastered about 5% and the have thousands of these cans holding these reels.

for a direct link to the website look for my tech page on kron4 or on our app . we are following we are telling you a shelter in place order has been issued because of a two alarm grass fire near university avenue and bayfront expressway. you can see how heavy smoke is and that is the reason for the shelter in place. university avenue shut down at purdue avenue so this is awful -- also a traffic mess. they are concerned about it spreading. so far no word of any buildings being threatened. no injuries to report. brittney shipp is here to talk about the weather . >> reporter: in menlo park we have seen wind gusts up to 15

or 20 miles per hour. eventually as we get into tonight some of the wind speeds will start to subside. we are seeing summering depending on where you are. if you are close to the north and east bay and closer to san jose we see rainfall moving through. these are quick moving showers. 15 minutes ago it was in santa clara and now it has moved to the south near burbank. also just outside of santa rosa seeing like rain shower. closer to lake tahoe we are seeing light snow showers coming down and they will continue into tomorrow. it is all part of a larger system off to the east. you can see the rotation and the rain wrapping around. that

is the general trend today from the north to the south. the future cast shows the next couple of hours a chance for rain going down. everything should come back down again. at half moon bay the winds are 18 miles per hour and 10 miles per hour in livermore. you can even see some blue sky. it really depends on where you are. highs around the region tomorrow at 68. san francisco 65. we were a bit cooler and windy today. temperatures will continue to warm up. by thursday back to 70, friday 71 and 73 by saturday. nice and dry as the system

continues to pull away. the exception would be in the sierra where they have rain showers lingering tuesday into wednesday. on wall street stocks closed and consumer companies the s&p slipped six points here is the financial report is. one of the big stories today is batman and superman. the fourth biggest global movie opening ever. it was launched in china and that is very important. 424 $424 million worldwide. my son loved it. >> i also want to talk about home sales.

these numbers are positive, right? >> people see low mortgage rates and say they want to buy but deals are still too close. buyers are being limited severely by options of higher prices. we need people to look at the numbers and say they want to put their house up for sale. we believe we can sell more homes but there is not an adequate supply. if somebody is interested in putting their house up for market the question is should i use a home equity line of credit to do my remodel? >> i do tend to be cautious because people take out home equity lines of credit and go on vacation or buy a bmw. if you are going to improve the home because you're not going to buy a new home make wise

improvements like bathrooms or kitchens. writeout what you have because the person who buys your home will redo it anyway. be just cautious of home equity lines of credit. >> reporter: thank you very much. e-mail any questions into kron4 . coming up adele's battle with a celebrity chef over breast-feeding.

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adele has opened up to the audience about a breast-feeding battle. >> reporter: the proud mama added her name to the breast- feeding debate thanks to jamie oliver's new war of words. adele on stage letting the audience know how she feels about the expectations on women to breast-feed. [ indiscernible ] adele's reaction coming on the peel of jamie oliver's, about women choosing formula first.>> we need to support the women of

britain to breast-feed more. >> reporter: oliver is a father of four with another one on the way and has been trying to get better food education. >> if you breast-feed for only six months it's more nutritious it's better and free. >> reporter: adele revealed that when her child was born she had her own struggles with feeding him. [ indiscernible ] breast- feeding is a very personal decision and sometimes it's just best to keep your opinions to yourself. more coming up at 7:00 on the insider. we are watching a grass fire

at menlo park. there is a shelter in place and we have new information we will have for you at the top of the hour. also a police shooting that is coming up in 70 seconds at grant lodes -- kron4 at 6:00 . ÷h,z/

that's right, catherine. kron4 viewers sending picture ands video. this started around 4:00 p.m. today. this fire to facebook's headquarters. near the base of the dunbarton breeze known as highway 24. university avenue is closed at purdue avenue. the winds blowing embers east towards this neighborhood. see how many little streets. a shelter in place recorderred -- ordered for people in that area. curtesy of our hell -- courtesy of our helicopter partnership on news 7. the size of thing and scope of it, intense fame

ands smoke. a lot of people commuting home or distracted by this. unclear how the fire started. two alarms right now and crews are working feverishly and had a good deal of rain the past few months. it has been ready to burn for so many years in the bay area. the wind blowing smoke, trees blowing as well as we get wider here, you get more perspective. that's what crews are dealing with right now, beyond that smoke, you see all the black which is land that's burnt. no estimated acreage right now but a significant fire that crews are working to fight. kron jeff bush is on scene gathering information . he'll be updating us and we'll be updated kron4.com. >> it's been a wild day for weather. the bay area had gusty wind, rain, even been hail.

looking at video from viewer in liver moreno sent into the news room. parts of substantiate rose got hail. >> the fire just started in menlo park. wind gusts up to 15, 20 miles per hour. 14 in concord and 18 until fairfield. as we go into the rest of tonight, we'll see those stronger wind speeds. a closer look of the rain right now. not in san francisco or down into the bay. closer to parts of the north bay and outside of walnut creek, seeing a bit of activity as well in stockton and modesto

we're seeing the rain fall. all of the light showers in san hoe jay are out of here -- san jose and parts of our area near santa rosa, you're seeing light rain fall continuing into night. light snow showers in parts of the sierra near lake tahoe. these light showers subsiding as part of a larger system that's continued to move into nevada. you can see it wrapping around and that's what bringing us some light showers. we go into the rest ovtonight and see our -- of tonight and see our chance of rain going down. our temperature is 57 in redwood city. tracking warmer conditions for the rest of the week, details on that coming up. catherine. the other breaking news story following tonight. police found the man wanted of the shooting of an 8 year-old boy in concord. this afternoon they captured

james jared after a shooting in a shopping center. he's been on the run since that happened on friday. kate is live is fairfield tonight with more on how police tracked him down. kate. >>reporter: evening, catherine. police say this is all thanks to a concerned citizen who recognized his picture. seen it in a newscast or online. he ended up following the system. he called police and say he was keeping on eye on him and once they got to this lowe's parking lot, that's when three officers got here. when they approached that suspect, he took off running towards the back of the building. now, that's when the details get a little fuzzy from police. they are not saying how many of those officers opened fire or what caused them to shoot the suspect. we do know tonight that gerard is in crit can believe condition in -- critical condition at the hospital.

the lieutenant gave samaritan lot of credit to that concerned citizen to capturing that man. >> it's fantastic. it's the power of watching tv and social media and keeping a close eye out. a citizen that goes out of his way to contact us, reporting this, and turned out to be the right guy. because of him he was taken into custody. >> it was like row number three, i don't remember. it sounded loud. it sounded like -- at the same time, it sounded like -- i didn't realize someone got shot. sounded like something big must have fell in the store. >> there you can hear shopperrings inside the lowes. no idea what was going on in the parking lot. that 8 year-old boy joshua has been up and talking over the weekend. his mother tells me he will likely carry a bullet in his neck for the rest of his life but shemented to extend her gratitude for everyone that expressed support for her

family over the weekend and to that concerned citizen who finally led to an arrest today. i'm kate reporting live in fairfield. back to you. this was a chaotic scene at the visitor center at the nation's capital today after a shooting. a capital police officer shot and an juried a man from tennessee. that man pointed a gun at an officer. he's been identified now as larry dawson, known to authorities. according to to court documents last october, the same man had an outburst in the house of represents claiming to be a profit of god. he was charged for assaulting a police officer. he is in custody now at the hospital after triggering a lock down at the capital. mary has details. >>reporter: all of a sudden, the police came running through

hall way saying go, go, go. follow us. >>reporter: here on capital hill, word of a shooting is forces people to flee. >> as i walk through, we heard get out, get out. there's an active shooter. >>reporter: police and firefighters swarm the entrance to the capital visitor center. the heart of capital locked down and people told to stay in a safe police. police say a man entered and set off a metal de-tactor. he then pulled out a gun and shot at an officer. they took him into custody. >> we believe this is an act of a single person who has frequented the capital grounds before. >>reporter: this time of year is a busy one for washington, packed for touristas looking at the famed cherry blossom. >> no reason to believe

anything more than a criminal act. >>reporter: mary, kron4 news. >> a woman nearby win juried by -- injured by entrappal but injuries minor. the fbi has used what's a mystery technique. they don't need apple's help. this affectively ends the court battle between app and will the government. the fbi not providing any details on how it got into the phone used by the man who killed 14 people last december in san bernadino. last month, a judge ordered apple to provide apple with software to hack into the phone. apple refused. apple has not yesterday commented on the new development. in the east bay, police say a 7/11 employee shot in the face earlier during a robbery

attempt. fortunately that man was using a pellet gun and not the real thing. that employee survived. we're live with the latest. dan. >>reporter: well, catherine, a very unconventional series of events. someone comes to the counter of a 7/11 store and said i'm stealing requesting items and not paying for them. then having a employee saying no empty your pockets. and the suspected does that. the employee follows himself ott the store and the shooting occurs. this replica handgun is at the shooting. this time no one has died but a 7/11 employee wounded. it gain about 8:30 monday morning when the suspect identified as 24 year-old kevin approached an employee in the 7/11 on east 14 . >> he walked up the counter and emptied his pockets and put a

handful of am in addition on the counter tom and leading the clerk to believe he was armed with firearm. the clerk said, put the stuff back. >> the suspect did empty his pockets before leaving the store but the employee followed him outside. it's not something police recommend. >> in situations like this, when someone's putting am in addition onto a counter -- ammunition onto a counter or threatening or challenging someone, step back, call 911, let the police handle this type of stuff. >>reporter: the employee didn't wait for police and that's when the shooting happened. >> he unprovoked, turned, and shot the clerk near his eye as the clerk turned to walk away and return to the store. >>reporter: luckily it was a pellet gown and not the real thing. the employee will undergo a procedure to remove the pellet from his face. when police arrived on scene, he was tossing the replica gun

into a bush. he was taken into custody without incident. police say had things gonadismly and they very well could have as they say, if that system still had the replica gun in his hand when officers showed up. suspect now schedule today be arranged later this week. at police headquarters, kron4 news. >> the police are looking for suspects in the spray painting of racial slurs on a popular park wall. looking at the area here. officers call today marina park sunday morning. we've had to blur some of the photo -- words in the photos. directed at hispanics and african americans. nay want anyone with information to come forward. governor brown is praising the labor deal calling for $15 an hour careful and responsible. >> it's a matter of economic

justice. it makes sense, and will help our entire state do much better for citizens. >> the agreement which was reached over the weekend would raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2022. this moves through the legislature . committees will talk about it on wednesday and if it passes, it could be eligible for floor vote as son as thursday. labor groups are hailing the governor's announcement as long overdue but as kron reports, small business owners say there is a downside. >>reporter: san jose's mojo burgers is hiring but raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour will mean funniest comedier jobs here going forward, not more. >> definitely an outcome of increase of minimum wage is tighter employee controlled, less hiring, and less hours

issued. >>reporter: such an extreme hike could backfire resulting in not just funniest comedier hours by law -- fewer hours by lawoffs too. workers at the bottom need help. >> workers are struggling to get by and many of them not making ends meet. not earning enough to pay for essentials. >>reporter: they feel with more money in their pockets minimum wageworkers will have more money to spend helping the economy. the burger business is pennys on the dollar. a modest hike in the payroll is gonna hurt his bottom line. >> the other outcome is myself as the owner work, more hours in the business, you know, trying to control the labor line which affects the number of employees that i hire and the amount of hours that i give too. >>reporter: boil it down the owner said it's like this, he feels caught in the middle. he's gonna have to raise his prices if the min umm wages go up and that could cost him

business. in san jose, kron4 news. still ahead, police release new surveillance of the suspect involved in the brussels' attack. and a major drug bust where the police seized 13-tons of cocaine. a large grass fire where a shelter order has been issued. can

kron. we are mop torring -- monitoring two breaking news stories ton. grass fire broke out in menlo park. a shelter in place order has been issued. this fire broke out around 4 this afternoon near university avenue and bay front express way. university avenue is shut down at purdue avenue. it is a traffic mess. traffic in that area being turned around. a shooting suspect in concord who injured a child is himself in critical condition this after an officer involved shooting today in fairfield. james taken to a trauma center after being shot by an officer in the 3400 block of texas street. he's wanted in the connection of a friday shooting where an 8 year-old boy suffered a gunshot wound to the neck. that little boy is expected to survive. we'll bring you updates on air and online at kron 4.com.

new airport security video released showing the suspect who's on the run. the first time we've seen moving images. just photos he's in that light colored jacket and a hat. comes more than a week after more than a dozen weekend raids. three people now under arrest in the growing man hunt as the investigation pushes forward, victim's families continue to mourn. the official number of american's killed in the attacks has increased. this as protests erupted at a memorial site over the weekend. >>reporter: state department said sunday that four americans were killed in last week'terror attacks in brussels. president obama called the parents of two of the victims. the couple killed in the airport attack lived in belgium since 2014. they were dropping off her mother who survived. justin's uncle reacted to the news of his nephew's death. >> all i can do is cry.

he hated no one. he was just that kind of person. >> as families mourn, a vigil sunday was interrupted by protesters. some carrying banner ands others raising their arms in nazi salutes. upsetting the family of those injured and killed in the attacks. >>reporter: there were minor scuffles as some people trampled flowers and balloons. a peace march planned for easter but postponed for concerns while the investigation concerns. tay took nine people in for questioning on sunday. i'm reed reporting. the war on drugs now being fought under the sea. grant here with dramatic pictures showing how the bay

area cost guard crucessed about a billion in cocaine. >> you have a coast guard boat and boarding that thing on the far right. that's basically a submarine on the high seas. not a german u boat for sure. this is a homemade vessel used by south american cartel to evade detection. a little bit of it has to be above water for exhaust purposes. patrol boats sent to intercept it. the coast guard crew said it was carrying six tons of cocaine with a street value of more than $200 million. catherine. meteorologist whitney ship is back. things getting a little more calm and quiet, but it's been crazy today. >> it's been kind of a wild day so some spots like san

francisco saw a lot of sunshine but windy conditions with hail and thunderstorms and storm tracker showing us quieter conditions right now. not as much rain fall moving through parts of our area. so quiet in san francisco and now drying out in san jose where we saw a light rain fall as well. a system off to the east as it conditions to pull away. continue to see some of these light showers drifting from the north wrapping around this area of low pressure that is moving into parts of nevada so our futurecast shows us as we go into the rest of tonight, we will continue to see a really slight chance of showers but everything dying down. our wind speeds stay strong over the next couple of hours. we're sustained at 15 miles per hour and wind speeds at 14 in concord. 7 in san jose, and 8 in fairfield so already our wind speeds are dying down but won't become calm for a few more

hours. temperatures right now on the cooler side. 50-degrees in parts. temperatures in san jose at 54- degrees. a live look outside right now, if you're in san francisco, you're probably wondering what rain we're referring to. seeing blue skies, really light thin clouds and our wind speeds are moving the flags there into the rest of tonight, we'll see stronger wind speeds then eventually those will subside as well. highs around the region will be a bit warmer than today. a cool start. temperatures a high of 69 in substantiate rose. 66 the high in san jose. 7 day forecast shows us the warming trend to the 70s by thursday. stay there on friday and into the weekend looks good as welt. know 70s on saturday and sunday. we should see a dry pattern over the next week or so.

tomorrow's gonna be a chilly start. some locations dropping down into the 30s. catherine. coming up after a break, a child is dead after a bouncy house she was playing in blew away. two people in custody. bernie sanders wins big over the weekend. the latest standings for the white house. coming up, i know it's a knee jerk reaction but you have to fight the urge to do a certain thing when you see something happening on the side of the road. this tip could save you cash. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly tonight at 8.

a 7 year-old girl died after a bouncy castle she was playing on blew away. happened in england. two people in custody. a 24 year-old woman and 27 year- old man. they've been arrested on

suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence. she was taken to the hospital and died of her injuries. bernie sanders a sweep of primaries over the weekend but still trailing hillary clinton by nearly 700 delegates. where the presidential race stands right now. grant. >> yeah, catherine, sanders big wins in washington, alaska, and hawaii pushed him over the 1,000 delegate mark but he only netted a 60 point gain on hillary clinton and remains about 700 delegates behind clinton and he is trailing in the new poll of california democrats. la times poll released showing clinton with an 11 point lead among likely voters in the upcoming june primary. a majority of sanders supporters would support hillary clinton if she won the domination. they would vote for clinton if

donald trump is the nominee. the same poll shows trump in a virtual tie with ted cruz among likely voters. republican voters here are far more fragmented than democrats. a third of cruz supporters say they would refuse to vote for trump if he's the nominee. still ahead, the latest information on the big grass fire that broke out in menlo park and growing backlash against the gays in two u.s. states.

with breaking news oaf that brush fire -- of that brush fire in menlo park. five minutes ago the fire is under control. the shelter in place has been lifted. this is video from about two hours ago. has been burning near facebook's headquarters near the base of the dunbarton bridge. it's been blowing embers towards homes but that shelter in place has just been lifted. this courtesy of our helicopter partnership from abc news. the fire was burning and you can see the danger that was in place. there are homes near this area. you saw on the map and those winds were extremely roger

bust. blowing -- robust blowing everywhere. firefighters are gonna remain on scene making sure hot spots don't get out of control, mopping up and the like. we'll keep you posted on this situation in menlo park. >>reporter: in fairfield, police say they have shot and captured the man suspected of shooting an 8 year-old boy in concord on friday. searches all weekend came up empty handed. it was a concerned citizen who spotted him and followed him to this lowe's parking lot. the suspect took off running and one officer opened fire. gerard is now in critical condition. reporting in fairfield, kron 4 news. a man is in custody after allegedly trying to rob a 7/11 on east 14 . he shot a store

employee with a pellet gun. the suspect has been identified as kevin wooden. the victim is undergoing a surgical procedure of having the pellet removed from his face. the the suspect is expect today be arranged sometime this week. kron 4 news. here in san jose, a mixed reaction to the latest effort to raise the minimum wage here in california. the plan unveiled by the governor on monday would raise the minimum wiz over the next several years from $10 to $15 by 2022. labor group ands other supporters say it's absolutely necessary to help working people make ends meet. but many small business owners say it will hurt their bottom line and lead to layoffs and higher unemployment. in san jose, rob, kron 4 news. here in menlo park on

monday, the usgs released new earthquake happens but manmade or endeuced earthquakings as well. it's a problem in the midwest and east. here in california, we have manmade or induced earthquakes. it's hard to know the difference between the two. they plan to update these maps every year. in menlo park, charles, kron 4 news. meteorologist brittany ship is here. we had wind today and everything. but it's calming down now. >> it's calming down a bit. still dealing with windy and breezy conditions. some spots dealing with showers. most areas calming down and tomorrow will be a better day. a live look at our storm tracker 4. a little bit of precipitation near santa rosea. if you're closer to stockton or modesto, little moisture.

these are kind of popcorn showers just popping up throughout the region. all part of a larger system. it's actually off to the east of us but you can see that counter-clock wise rotation so a lot of these showers are wrapping around that transitioning from the north to south so that's the direction of some of these showers that we've been watching throughout the day but some of these showers were strong enough to produce a few thunderstorm ands even a little bit of hail. things quieting down and temperatures 63 in nap pa, wind speeds strong along the coast. 20 miles per hour up to 16 in redwood city gusting to about 14 in concord and up to 15 in fairfield. again, things are quieting down for us. we'll take a closer look at your 7 day forecast at the end of the show. catherine. the backlash over antigay and anti-transgender legislation in georgia led to one governor planning to veto a

bill and another one being sued. melissa reports. >> i will veto house bill 757. >>reporter: georgia governor nathan announcing he will veto the freedom bill saying it would have discriminated against the lgbt community. >> our actions on house bill 757 are not just about protecting the faith based community or providing business friendly climate for job growth. i believe it's about protecting the character of our city and people. >>reporter: the governor's decision was bought and paid for by corporations. several companies including apple urged the governor to veto the bill. disney threatened to leave georgia if the bill is pushed

into law. georgia is not the only state dealing with antidiscrimination legislation. a federal lawsuit was filed against the governor of north carolina monday overa new law that blocks transgender individuals from selecting restrooms based on how they identify. >> we're asking the court to overturn house bill 2 because it's unconstitutional, because it violates the equal protection and discriminates on the basis of sex and sexual orientation and because it's an invasion of privacy for transgender men and women. >> in a special session, republicans lawmakers passed the public facilities and security act last week. >> i don't want to be up here. we don't want to fight to be necessary. but legislation such as this and injus sis such as this demands we take action. >>reporter: i'm melissa reporting. facebook apologized yesterday after its safety check feature malfunctioned after the deadly suicide blast in pakistan. the program began prompting users thousands of miles away

from the blast to tell friends they were safe. the problem mostly affected users in the u.s. and britain. safety check was launched in 2014 so users could let others know they were safe after natural disasters. facebook is still testing the feature. apple users are complaining about a bug that causes phones to crash after the latest update was released last week. a lot of people say their phones and their tablets suddenly began having problems from opening links in apps. apple has not yet addressed the problem publicly but customer ands support forms say the company is aware of it and is working on an update. still ahead, janice dickenson makes a major health announcement coming up after

the break.

the body -- casket containing the body of former mayor rob ford on view at city hall. he died last week after battling an aggressive form of cancer. public paying their respects today and tomorrow. the fub rale wednesday. ford gained international notarity but a video in 2014

showing him using crack cocaine. janice dickenson said she was diagnosed with breast cancer. doctors say it is not considered life threatening. the 61 year-old says she will hope to use her experience to inspire others. ahead in sports, we'll meet the new man in charge of the stanford basketball program and how he plans to turn the cardinal around. and the warriors now seven wins away from history and the splash brother gets the special honor. mark carpenter has all that and more after the break.

time now for kron 4 sports. 19 days, that's how much time is left before the nba

playoffs begin. that's also when the golden state warriors will really ramp up their title defense. it's about leaving on a historic mark on the regular season. the defending champs back at practice this morning. hours after doing work at the fitlies. when you're there good, you're allowed to have some fun. steph curry having fun. all part of walton's birthday celebration. clay thompson named western conference player of the week. after the last 4 games, hit 62 percent from downtown and put up back to back 40 point game. with all that offense though, he admits this team can improve on its defense and feeling a bit fatigued but not thinking about resting. >> for us young guys, we pride ourselves on playing as much as

possible. when we're olding that's something we'll think of but for me and guys my age, we want to get out and hoop as much as possible. >> we only have nine games so it's definite. i wouldn't quite call it the dog days but it is more difficult to get the guys full attention right now than it will be three weeks from now. that's obvious. >> warriors keep getting closer to making history. let's give you that full screen graphic, nine games left and seven wins needed to break the all time record for regular season record. ahead of the chicago bulls pace and the champs back at or cal tomorrow night at washington and then to utah on wednesday. turning to college hoops, standard's new basketball coach officially in charge at the form. jared introduced today as the head man of the cardinals men's program. the 18th coach in school history. coming off a stint in alabama birmingham where he won 80

games in four years rebuild a stanford team. >> when i was a player, i was known for an attack mentality for everything i did. i i'm gonna do everything i can that to make sure attack mentality is part of our culture and program. i'm gonna attack the basketball side so we compete at the highest level. i do believe big times ahead are here on the farm. i can't wait to get started. >> the only new face in the bay area college landscape. according to to multiple reports, santa clara has taken on the broncos. he was a packed hen coach of the year. santa clara hasn't been in five

years. the baseball hot stove yid yielded a san diego pod scout is an training. a look at the. a making run at the last offseason before he eventually signed with boston. to where there's any subtans to any possible move in the works. who knows. the padre's need a third basement. he's currently on a $77 million contract. final leg raising we leave you -- finally we leave you with some of the press conference last night. after the tarheels won, those are all their starting five. the star players and one of the bench guys made sure he had his moment reserved. he crafted the interview asking for a chair, demanding a name plate from the media.

a good laugh out of that. he's averaged five points this season. but he's taking advantage of this entire season. >> it worked. >> get everyone laughing. >> thank you, mark. 'til ahead, sunny skies right now over most of the bay area but has really been a pretty crazy day for weather. some areas getting rain, some getting a little hail. after the break with a look at the forecast.

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it's giving so much buzz. . and a full hour of entertainment news is on the way at 7. it's the insider followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30 then we are back with kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m.. hope to see you then. and the weather actually was pretty entertaining this last 24 hours. >> it was, as we go into the rest of tonight, we'll see stronger wind speeds but looks like most of our rain fall and shower activity should die down. light rain fall moving outside of concord. that's been pretty stead -- for the -- steady for the last hour or so. everywhere else looks like things quieting down. as we go into the rest of this evening, expect our wind speeds to stay on the gusty side. windy for the next two or three hours. temperatures are chilly. 53 in santa row samaritan, 52 in daily city.

54 in san jose, 55 in livermore. with wind speeds, feels even cooler out so a closer look at the wind speeds moving right now at 14 sustained at 16 in redwood city, 17 in fairfield, and 7 in san jose, livermore, wind speeds pretty light. highs arnold the region, highs will climb back up into the mid to high 60s. 65 the high in nappa. and 62 in san francisco as we head into the rest of your workweek, temperatures keep cliveing. take a look at thursday back to the low 70s. friday 71 and a good looking weekend so far. so a relatively dry pattern after this wacky weather that we had today. >> yeah, it is. and we like it when viewers send us photos and videos. that's how we learn about the hails and one of the ways we learned about it. photos and video always welcome.

that's it for your kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m.. hope to see you again. have a good evening.

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