radar, you see where everyone had experience this morning. >> brittany: the heavier downpours and parts of livermore and santa rosa. at this time we are seeing spotty showers with futurecast showing up as we go into a rest of tonight. isolated showers and going into tomorrow. we still have the chance of rain showers in the forecast. i am tracking another system for your mother's day weekend and that will come up in the next forecast. pam? >> pam:two more victims have come forward claiming. they were sexually molested by a concord dental assistant. alejandro saro was arraigned this morning, and now faces three additional charges of lewd touching of a minor under age fourteen. >> pam:there are now five total victims ranging in ages from six to thirteen. >> pam:saro was arrested in april, after investigators found video evidence on his cellphone. of the assistant molesting a number of children. >> pam:saro is due back in court on august 12th. >> pam:one of the nation's

most now involved in the case of a south bay teacher -- accused of what's called - "catfishing" students. >> pam:gloria allred is representing a parent who is suing the gilroy school district. for not doing enough to stop the misconduct. >> pam:this is the accused teacher --- douglas le. he was arrested at gilroy high school last week. >> pam:police say, he posed as a young girl, and messaged facebook - asking them to send sexually explicit photographs. >> pam:a parent says, she alerted the school district back in 2014, after the teacher sent her teen daughter. >> pam:... >> believe that the sexually inappropriate text was not in viet reported to the police. we are taking and the full action to the complex. instead, he was

continued--he was allowed to continue teaching and molest a minor child until the child transferred schools. >> pam:the school district says, the inappropriate messages back in 2014 were "unprofessional" but there was no criminal activity. >> pam:the also say, the text messages did not rise to the dismissal. le has since resigned. >> pam:in the south bay. a brief the two san jose brothers. accused of murdering their parents. kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date on a motive for the killings. >> pam:the man accused of shooting and killing his former -girlfriend at an antioch convenience store. made his first court appearance today. >> pam: junior did not enter a pleawilliams junior was arrested outside of the police shooting. >> reporter: 22 year old, handcuffed and shackled at the waist. and the

department of the nine thursday afternoon for a bill hearing. the tried as an adult. just off camera. in a hallway being reported accounting two counts of murder. their bodies were found in the home a week ago last saturday. the reason or motive for the shootings are not clear. they are looking at mental health issues in this case. >> that will be paramount. what is the reason for how this the hell is so important here. there are going to want to have the mental health expert examined the two brothers to see if there is some catalyst to calls this

horrible family yvette. -- event. >> reporter: asking for more time to prepare for the case. the preliminary hearing is double monday. san jose brought fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> pam: the man accused of shooting and killing his former girlfriend at an antioch convenience store. made his first court appearance today >> pam: the incident happened at a quik stop store around seven - monday night. police say, williams got into a fight with his ex- girlfriend. 27-year-old cynthia flores- crose. before the shooting. >> pam: a store clerk tried to help but was shot in the hand. williams was charged with murder and attempted murder. >> pam: new details tonight in the events leading up to an officer being shot in

pittsburg. we now know *this shooting was related to another shooting at a mcdonald's restaurant in antioch. >> pam: the antioch incident happened on mahogany way, just before 11- yesterday morning. >> pam: police say, an employee who injured. standing by a window when someone shot at him from a parking lot. >> pam: police say, it was 'not' a random shooting. they believe the victim was the intended target. >> pam: officers believe the shootings all started over a domestic dispute. which happened between the suspect and his girlfriend, who is an employee at that mcdonald's. >> pam: and now, officers are saying the same man. is the one who stole a car, crashed and then shot at an officer pittsburg. that antioch police officer is going to be okay. >> pam: kron four's will tran spoke to the wife of the man who was involved in the crash. he explains what led up to the shooting. >> reporter:the el cerrito police department is asking for your help in identifying a person who stole someone's porch.

>> reporter: the police had been to see in the area. the black bmw was spotted on leland. trying to pull the suspect over. he refused and took off and crashed at the intersection. injuring three other people. but getting out and fighter shot at the police officers in fact, two boys went through a windshield. not short at the police officer's car. but they were taken to hospital and treated recklessly is back home today. three people are still in the hospital that were involved in the crash, including the husband of charlene. >> reporter: you tell us what went down? he will >> that is when the black bmw was headed toward the

vehicle. within moments is which directions and the head of one to the car next to him. he was going to get out to help the victims. but the guy in the bmw got out and started firing at the police officers. they then, jumped into the vehicle and it went down. as soon as the shot stopped. i see the police rushing into the car. with the door opened palin down. san that he is ok. but the officer says are you sure? there is a bullet hole in your door. >> reporter: the police officers shot at the suspect multiple times but never hit him. he faces multiple charges including, attempted murder. will tran, kron 4 news.

>> pam: the el sorry to police department is asking for your help in identifying a person who stole someone's packages right off of their porch >> pam:take a look at the family's surveillance video. it happened just before 10:30 monday morning at a home on richmond street. >> pam:in the video you can see the thief drive up to the victim's home in a white g-m-c pickup truck. the thief grabs the victim's package. which was delivered earlier that morning. and replaces it with an empty decoy box. >> pam:the thief is described as a feet tall and was wearing sunglasses, a green jacket, a blackshirt and green pajama pants. >> pam:in san francisco. as officers were in the city's sunset neighborhood. it led them to a stash of other stolen items in oakland. >> pam:it all started when a woman reported that a thief had broken her car window, and stole two laptops and a camera which were used for medical purposes. >> pam:not long after the first report. the same woman notified police again

saying, that her stolen camera was being sold online. investigators tracked the online seller to a home on wilshire boulevard in oakland. that's when officers conducted a search warrant. and found the stolen camera along with dozens of other items. >> pam:among the items. two shot guns, a bike, power tools, and several pairs of expensive, brand named jeans. >> pam:officers confirmed that many of the stolen items were taken from other people's cars around the bay area. three men were arrested and booked into the san francisco county jail. >> pam: there was a chase through the city, after reports thata car full of people was doing something very strange. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with the story. >> catherine:something strange -- and very annoying. police and the c-h-p made arrests after tracking down the people accused of driving around throwing eggs at people and cars. the c-h-p got the first complaints shortly before midnight. >> catherine:when they found the four men in the car -- a chase began on powell

street. it ended when the car crashed into a cable car turnaround and the men got out and ran. >> catherine:three of them were eventually arrested.and at last word, one of the men is still at large. at least one carton of eggs was left behind in the mess. >> catherine:police discovered that the license plate had been replaced with fake plates.and found the real ones in the trunk. as if all this isn't odd enough -- our own stanley roberts says there was yet another very strange twist to this case. he'll tell us about it tonight at 8. >> catherine:pam? >> pam:carjackers of a 'meals on wheels' food truck. led officers on a chase that ended in a crash this morning. >> pam:the stolen truck overturned. as seen in this footage from our helicopter partners at a-b-c7. fremont police had to shut down the redwood road on- ramp to interstate - 580 in castro valley. officers received reports of the stolen vehicle. and were able to locate it shortly after 10-this morning. >> pam:a pursuit led them through union city and hayward until the truck

flipped over. two suspects inside. a male and female. were taken into custody at the crash scene. >> pam:a child was badly burned in an overnight house fire in vallejo. the fire broke out just before 1:30- this morning at a home on carl avenue. >> pam:the child was taken to the hospital, and she recovering from second and third degree burns. the fire destroyed the house. and now seven people are left without a home. the fire is *still under investigation. >> pam:after a long 12- hours. a man who climbed on top of a v-t-a light rail train. finally climbs down. >> pam:it happened just after one -this morning, as a train was heading back to the rail yard on north first street and component drive in san jose. >> pam:a man was standing on the tracks as the train was approaching. the train operator was able to stop before hitting him. >> pam:that's when the man climbed on top of the train and refused to come down. he then tried grabbing the trains electrical wires. the train operator sprung into action to prevent the man from getting hurt.

>> as soon as he started to climb the train all prisoners contacted the control center. and, that was critical that they were able to take the power down. it is full boat which up there. the and electricity powers the train. -- it is full votaltage-- voltage >> pam:the man was identified as prunedale resident - kyle lewis. officers say, he is a troubled man and was seen by a mental health investigator. >> pam:the incident caused major through the morning and into the early afternoon. operators managed to get the system back up and running late this afternoon. >> pam: is a major earthquake ready to strike the san andreas fault? >> pam: next. the ominous warning from a quake expert. >> pam: and what bay area scientists

think. >> pam: plus. as california raises the smoking age in the state. the ball the feds just got tougher on the booming e-cigarette industry. and are you feeling lucky? >> pam: the powerball jackpot just got bigger.

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>> pam:there are new questions about a major earthquake along the san andreas fault. being more destructive than previously reported. >> pam:that is according to at least one seismologist from southern california. >> pam:now, quake experts here in the bay area are weighing in on the subject. a u-c berkeley professor talked to kron 4's haaziq madyun. about the likelyhood of the next big one. return >>"what i said was that the san andreas fault is locked loaded and ready to roll" >> reporter:should we be all freaked out by this? (cheers & applause) >>"well, i'm not sure we should be freaked out by this, we should be responsive to this" >> reporter:that's the outlook of the director of uc berkeley's seismological laboratory, dr. richard allen. he is responding to one of his collegues down south, professor thomas jordon of the southern california earhquake center's recent comments about a major quake along the san adreas fault being long over due >>"so 1857 was the last big

earthquake on the southern section of the san andreas fault, of course the northern section of the san andreas fault goes through the bay area here, was 1906, so it was more recently but they have both been very quiet since then and so it is quite possible that we could have a big earthquake on either section" >> reporter:while dr. allen agrees with professor jordon's comments regarding the 810 miles stretch of the san andreas fault being quiet, for shadowing the next big natural disaster.he cautions agianst such a major quake causing hollywood type destruction >>"it is certainly possible that we have a big a lot of damage, seeing all of san francisco collapse is very unlikely" >> reporter:well, i don't know about you, but hearing that certainly made me feel better. dr. allen says instead of focusing on the damage an 8.0 quake could cause on the san andreas fault, it is better for us to focus on being prepared for the big one >>"we all should be doing the same things to prepare, by thinking about the buildings we are living in, and thinking about how we are going to protect ourselves in the shaking and thinking about how we are going to respond in the days afterwards" >> reporter:he says the bay area is very fortunate to have modern building codes in place but says older structures are still vulnerable.on the uc

berkeley campus haaziq madyun kron4news return to >> pam:california's supreme court is hearing a challenge to governor brown's bid to make some non-violent felons eligible for early release. catherine heenan is here with more on the court's reaction so far. >> catherine:a north carolina man is recovering - after being bitten by one of his pet snakes. >> catherine: 6 making sweeping changes to an existing proposal. he will lead to put that on the november ballot. effectively, eliminating public comment. the governor

has been our during about the changes that are needed to help. pam? >> pam:soon you will have to be 21. to purchase tobacco products in california. >> pam: governor jerry brown signed the bill yesterday. upping the minimum age for tobacco purchases from 18 to 21 state-wide. the new law will be effective in just one month. california is the second state. behind hawaii. to approve the legislation. >> pam: it applies to all chewing, smoking, dipping, and vaping tobacco products. governor brown also signed

legislation to regulate e- gigarettes. and to expand exisiting requirements for smoke -free workplaces. >> pam: supporters say, increasing the smoking age to 21 would deter teens from becoming smokers. >> pam: meantime, the booming e- face federal regulations. the new rules, years in the making, put the industry -- as well as a host of other tobacco- related products, under new federal oversight. >> pam: c-n-n's karin caifa has details from washington. >> reporter:as the industry continues to grow, the federal government has moved to regulate e-cigarettes, much like traditional cigarettes. >>we cannot let the enormous progress that we have made toward a tobacco- free generation be undermined by products that impact our health and economy in this way. >> reporter:since e- cigarettes don't actually contain tobacco, they didn't fall under previous regulation. the devices turn nicotine into a vapor, hence, "vaping." >> reporter:"vaping" has now turned into a multibillion- dollar for oversight in part because it's not clear if vaping introduces health issues on its own.

>> reporter:the rules announced thursday will ban the sale of e-cigarettes to minors beginning in august. they will also require new health warnings and any products that hit the market after february 2007, will have to submit to a federal review. >> reporter:this also extends to cigars, and hookah and pipe tobacco, among other products. >>the rule will also allow the fda to evaluate the ingredients of these additional tobacco products, how the products are made and their potential impact on public health. >> reporter:this, the day after anti-smoking advocates claimed a victory in california, where governor jerry brown signed a series of bills that included raising the smoking age to 21. >> reporter:the vaping industry points to those who use e-cigs as a means of smoking cessation, and in a statement, an industry group -- the vapor technology association -- cited the potential burden of new rules, saying, "today's action will yank responsibly manufactured vapor products from the hands of adult smokers and replace them with the tobacco cigarettes they had been trying to give up." >> reporter:in washington, i'm karin caifa. >> pam: there were no winners in last nights' big powerball drawing. so the

jackpot will continue to grow. right now, the powerball jackpot is 415- million- dollars. >> pam: now that is as large of a jackpot that happened in january, but lottery fever is still sweeping the bay area. >> pam: this latest jackpot will continue to grow. between now and saturday's drawing. >> pam: those playing the multi- already dreaming about what they would do. if they won. >> no seriously, pay off my dad. and then pay off my family didn't and then we can party. -- debt. >> pam:this is the ninth largest potential payout in u-s history. in january, three people won. sharing the 1.6 billion dollar prize.

>> pam: cloudy weather and showers in some sections of the bay area. metmerologit brittney shipp is here with details. >> brittany: we will continue to monitorpop of thunderstorms possible thru tonight then showers tomorrow plus dry mother's day. >> brittany: storm trecker showing that is exactly what is happening here. as we go into the rest of this evening will be a chance of isolated thunderstorms in the entire area. temperatures will drop down to about, 50 degrees. in most locations. >> brittany: >> pam: >> brittany: the deceit with heavier rain showers were in concord and livermore. the sea this system rotation

right over east. heading into tomorrow to still maintain the chance of showers as we go into saturday as well. this should start to clear up as we get into sunday. for mother's day. i will have more details coming up in about 15 minutes. pam? >> pam: next. the bizzare call for help to 9-1-1. after a man is bitten by his pet king cobra! >> pam: and later. >> pam: the latest weight loss trend. that freezes fat cells right off your body. return that freezes fat cells right off your body. return to something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on.

>> pam: a north carolina man is recovering after being beaten by one of his pet snakes. and i just any snake, it was aching cobra.

--bitten >> pam: and not just in snake it was taking over. catherine heenan is here with details. >> catherine: making a very risky decision to drive themselves to the martin secret he had to drive over an all-out the paramedic to take him. he was sweating heavily. here is part of the 911 call that he made from his vehicle. >> hello. i was bitten by 18 cobra i am on my way to the hospital. i am at nauseous. >> catherine: this is one of his last facebook pulse

before he was beaten. one of his favorite snakes in his collection was the infamous king cobra. he is still in critical condition creek and tie them had to be lifted from a zoo in north carolina. pam? >> pam: donald trump is not getting any love from members of his party. who says they are not willing to support donald trump and others who say they will not even attend the convention.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: an east bay school preparing to welcome hillary clinton tomorrow. as the democratic presidential race shifts to california. >> pam: meanwhile, donald trump is getting a cold shoulder from five former republican candidates. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with today's developments in the race for the whitehouse. >> pam: catherine? >> catherine: police in oakland spent the day putting up signs near la

escuelita school on second avenue. hillary clinton will hold a rally there tomorrow before attending a san francisco fundraiser with actress elizabeth banks. >> catherine: tonight she is celebrating cinco de mayo at a heavily hispanic community college in southern california. >> catherine: hillary clinton began her day at the african american museum in los angeles before moving on to a cinco de mayo east los angeles community college. >> catherine: with more than 90 percent of the delegates needed for the sanders to do follow her example. gracefully withdrawing in favor of barack obama eight years ago. >>i campaigned with him, i convention, i went to the floor of the convention and moved that he be nominated by acclimation. because i knew this, whatever difference we might have had in the campaign, they were noting compared to the difference we had with the republicans. now, if that was true in 08, that is true on steroids today >>ad: i'm a unifier >> catherine: she also released an ad attacking donald trump through the

words of fellow republicans. ♪ >>ad >> catherine: even though trump has cleared the path to the nomination, many powerful republicans are refusing to endorse him. >>i'm just not ready to do that at this point. >> catherine: house speaker paul ryan joins a list of high profile republicans turning their back on the presumptive nominee: >> catherine: they include former president george h=w bush who enthusiastically endorsed every republican nominee for the last five election cycles. >>not this time. >> catherine: the younger president bush says he won't participate or even comment on the presidential campaign. >> catherine: 2008 nominee mitt romney says he'll boycott the convention, as will arizona senator john mccain. >> catherine: listen to what he told supporters in this audio tape obtained by politico. >>"if donald trump is at the top of the ticket, here in arizona, with over 30 percent of the vote being the hispanic vote, no doubt this may be the race of my life.. the hispanic community is angry and

roused in a way that i've never seen in 30 years. and so, this is going to be a tough campaign. >> catherine: donald trump tweeted out an appeal of sorts to hispanics, you can judge for yourself if it's effective. >> catherine: happy cinco de mayo, he says. "the best taco bowls are made in the trump tower grill. i love hispanics." >> catherine: pam? >> pam: federal investigators have interviewed several of hillary clinton's closest aides. in connection to the controversy over her private email server. officials say, among those interviewed -- longtime clinton adviser huma abedin. >> pam: clinton herself is set to be interviewed by the f-b-i, and officials say, a date for that should be set in the coming weeks. hillary clinton has been under fire for using a private email server while secretary of state. >> pam: officials say, the investigation is ongoing, but no evidence has been found to show clinton willfully violated any law.

pop of thunderstorms possible thru tonight then showers tomorrow plus dry mother's day. >> brittany: we will maintain a chance to see the public showers all part of the larger system breaking thunderstorms spirit part of our area and north of our region including the sierra. >> brittany: isolated thunderstorms. although we are not tracking thunderstorms in our area. there is a price system of rotation that will move away. as we go into the next two days. mid-60's in oakland. 63 degrees in fremont. i will have your weekend forecast in 15 minutes. pam?

>> pam: former cleveland brown's quarterback johnny manziel. was in court today on an assault charge. the hearing lasted less than 15- minutes. the judge ordered manziel not to have nor can he have any guns. >> pam: the 20-12 heisman trophy winner is accused of assaulting his ex- girlfriend. and threatening to kill her back in january. >> pam: no plea was entered, but manziel still plans to plead 'not guilty'. >> pam: the 23-year-old faces a misdemeanor. and could face a four- thousand dollard fine and up to a year in jail. >>he wi'll be back in court next month. return to index >> pam: comedian bill cosby is asking the pennsylvania supreme court. to issue an emergency stay in his criminal trial. >> pam: this move comes after a superior court ruled last week, the case against cosby can go forward. >> pam: last week, a court in pennsylvania rejected cosby's appeal. and lifted a hold on criminal trial proceedings. paving the way for the sexual assault case to continue. >>a preliminary hearing is scheduled for later this month.

>> pam: it is unclear when the pennsylvania supreme court will rule. >> reporter: can you trust the five-star system? that is coming up. >> pam: after two days of losses. the market stabilized after two days of losses.

>> pam: amazon is cracking down on fake reviews. our test reporter gabe slate shows us. how big the this problem is. gabe slate tech report >> gabe: amaziah knows that this will go a long way. so they are going after fake reviews and the people behind them. there are thousands of books on amazon parrot and if you are looking to stand out you might find yourself on this website. >> gabe: they offer a package deal. the more you buy the better the deal.

amaziah is slowing this website and others similar services that are selling fake reviews. amaziah is working hard to make sure that there shoppers trust the five star service. >> gabe: likely, this battle will not end anytime soon others are sure to pop but there it with your test report date slate, kron 4 news. >> pam: coming up next! the latest we lost a friend in the battle of the bulge. that requires no surgery. no pain and no downtime!

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out and eat right, i'd just " they will not go away. >> reporter: they're all hills plastic surgeon dr. paul says school sculpting is by reducing made easy and two sessions or less. reduce that by 20 to 25%. no surgery, no pain and no down time. >> because they told me that they basically free sure that, and is very nice and they sent and i have three children at home, so in and out, and we are ready to go. >> all right, here we go! are you ready? >> here we go. >> reporter: the cold service devised its position on the areas of concern the

qian and abdomen. then controlled cooling is applied. >> brittany: it is part of a larger system with satellite rate are showing. it will slow the transition to the east moving it away from here creek until it hit out of all our region. we will see pop up showers. most of the mosher will be away from us. as we go into the morning will have another chance to read near livermore asset to rosa. some people will have a what comment. --wet commute >> brittany: by 5:00 most of the moisture will be to the east of us. as we approach sunday, that is when everything will clear up nicely. san jose would 68

degrees, livermore and the mid-60s. in the low 50s to marron was 52 degrees in san francisco and the same thing in hayward. highs of around the region for tomorrow at 66 degrees in oakland and 63 incident francisco. and 64 degrees in concord. >> brittany: we start to clear out on mother's day. warming up next week headed back to the mid 70 and the dry patterson will return. pam? >> brittany:--dried patterson will return-- pattern >> pam: will steph curry return to the court this

saturday? >> pam: what coach kerr is saying about curry's status. coming up. >> reporter: his recovery is going well there is a chance that curry could make it back for game 4. >> reporter: so now he is taking things out on the court. as the progress continue. >> he will practice with us on sunday. >> reporter: as curry, made an appearance on the court he did not play with the team. he has resumed to shooting work out separate. >> that is what we did in houston. he wanted to play but he had to practice two straight days. three on

three, five of five. and he did pretty good. starting out in game 4. but he probably need to get back to that process. to see how he responded the next day as well. >> reporter: the other question is doing the chaps i really need him in this series? so they are handling portland they say that he does not need to rush it. >> i would rather be 100 percent. and go out and give it my all. we are not in a trading position. however, still need to take our time and focus. >> reporter: the warriors will leave for portland tomorrow after practice. >> reporter: another bay

area play off news. the sharks are back on one! looking to get back on track with a series after being blown out in game 3. sharks had the best record in the end h l. --nhl >> stanley: this all to be avoided if the driver had just done one thing. i will explain in the next edition of people behaving badly.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> stanley:and it all could have avoid if the driver had done one thing i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly return to (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. this may sound like a joke. but it really happened. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. an off duty c-h-p officer. enters a car dealership to buy a new car. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:the salesman

tells the bridge tolls. by keeping the new car 'paper' dealer plates, on the vehicle. which is against the law. >> stanley:in fact, our stanley roberts finds out. this practice is very common. return to index very common. >>dude you riding dirty huh i said you riding dirty huh hahahah >> stanley:apparently he drove through bridge with no visible fastrak and this paper dealers plate on the back the driver bought the car about a year ago and has been commuting across the bridge ever sinse is the license plate on the back of the car >> stanley:according to the driver the plates were far far away you said there at home it turns out the plates were not at home, they were close by. very close by their on the car and he brought the car brand new . the plates were covered up. we'll come back to this driver in a moment

>> pam:could we be on the verge of seeing scenes like this again? the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. was the last "big one" on the san andreas fault. >> pam:now a scientist is warning. the fault is quote - "locked and loaded". and ready to trigger another huge earthquake. >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:the expert says it is only a matter of time before it happens. >> pam:kron 4's haaziq madyun went to a bay area professor and asked how likely it is this dire prediction could come true. >>"what i said was that the san andreas fault is locked loaded and ready to roll" >> reporter:those are some pretty strong words but is

professor thomas jordan, the director of the southern california earthquake center on the money with that observation? for that we turn to dr. richard allen, the director of uc berkeley's seismological laboratory >> reporter:is the san andreas fault locked, loaded and ready to roll? >>"yeah, it's true! we've known that it's been locked loaded and ready to go for a while" >> reporter:professor allen explains there is a certain amount of time that passes between these major quakes >>"we know that the big earthquakes have recurrent intervals of hundreds of years, on the hayward fault the average interval is about 140-years, and it turns out that the last big earthquake was 1868 that's about 140-years, so we are do for one of the hayward fault" >> reporter:he says the san andreas fault has been quiet even longer >>"so 1857 was the last big earthquake on the southern section of the san andreas fault, of course the northern section of the san andreas fault goes through the bay area here, was 1906, so it was more recently but they have both been very quiet since then and so it is quite possible that we could have a big earthquake on either section" >>"earthquake! duck cover and hold on, strong shaking expected"

>> reporter:while seismologist here at cal can't predict excatly when the next big one will happen, they have developed an earthquake early warning system >>"we're talking about seconds, tens of seconds, best case scenario is about a minutes worth of warning but it's enough time to bring the bart trains to a stop so we don't have bart trains derailing, so what we want to do is keep pushing the technology so we have better approaches to reduce the impacts of earthquakes"we still have to be responsible for what happens to us, but if you pull all of these things together then we will come through the next big quake" >> reporter:on the cal campus in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news. >> reporter:you can stay up to date on earthquakes. through the kron four website. just go to kron four dot com. click on the bay area weather tab near the top. the 'drop down' menu. >>rumble of thunder >> pam:some wild weather today in the bay area. especially in the east bay. we have been hearing from lots of viewers about thunder, lightning and even >> brittany:a lot going on with our weather today. the bay area. >> pam: has seen rain. lightning. thunder. let's check with our meterologist brittney shipp to find out

what's ahead. >> brittany:in the south bay: disturbing new details in the case of teacher accused of what's students. >> brittany: satellite radar showing had been running right into deep livermore and concord area including santa rosa. earlier this morning as we head into the rest of tonight creek with a chance of rain showers and pop of thunderstorms. shall and most of the rainfall that we were seeing 15 minutes ago have already cleared up with some sunshine appearing. >> brittany: there will be isolated thundershowers over the next few hours. as the drop down into the 50s and our 9:00 hour. and the weekend i will have more on the temperatures in the next 15 minutes. --and for the

weekend >> pam: and the south bay; disserving new details and the case of a teacher accused of what students called capp fishing. -- catfishing >> pam: attorney gloria allred is now representing a parent. who is suing the gilroy school district. for not doing enough to stop the misconduct. this is the accused teacher --- douglas le. high school last week. >> pam: police say, he posed as a hundreds of minors on facebook - asking them to send sexually explicit photographs. >> pam: a mother says, she alerted the school district back in 2014, after the teacher sent lewd text messages to her teen daughter. which included references to oral sex. >> pam: the teacher was disciplined and later allowed to return to the classroom.

>> pam: the school district says, the inappropriate messages back in 2014. were "unprofessional" but there was no criminal activity. >> pam: le has since resigned. >> pam: after a long 12- hours. a man who climbed on top of a v-t-a light rail train. finally climbs down. >> pam: it happened just after one -this morning, as a train was heading back to the railyard on north first street in san jose. a man was standing on the tracks as the train was approaching. >> pam: the train operator was able to stop. before hitting the man. that's when the man climbed on top of the train and refused to come down. >> pam: he then tried grabbing the trains electrical wires. the operator sprung into action to keep him from getting hurt. >> they were able to take the power down in seconds and that was critical. before he get on the try and touch and wires that is full voltage. >> pam: the man was identified as prunedale resident kyle lewis. officers say. he is

troubled. and was seen by a mental health investigator. >> pam: the incident caused major delays throughout the system through the morning and into the early afternoon. >> pam: the system was back up and running late this afternoon. >> pam: a preliminary hearing in the brothers accused of murdering their parents. could get underway as soon next week. >> pam: as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the brothers made a second appearance in court today. >> reporter:in what was initially scheduled as a bail hearing, hasib golamrabi >> reporter:and his 17-year- old old behind a door, away from the cameras, said nothing as their attorneys asked the court for more time to prepare a case that former prosecutor steven clark says will focus on a motive for the killings. >>steven clark/legal analyst--they will have been invested to see what

catalyst calls them to this tragic event. >> reporter:handcuffed and wearing a yellow jail tunic, assigned to inmates with mental health issues, hasib golamrabbi and his brother are accused of murdering their parents, golam and shamimma rabbi. their bodies found in the brothers >> reporter:allegedly left cryptic messages behind. golam rabbi was shot 13 times. clark says there will also be questions about the weapon >> when was it are arranged. it was this premeditated? >> reporter:today we learned a san jose police officer was considered justified. in the fatal shooting of a suspect who had killed another officer. >> reporter:the entire episode unfolded in march of last year, at an apartment complex near senter and tully roads.

>> reporter:investigators say, 57-year- old scott dunham was mentally ill. and ambushed officers as they responded to a call of a suicidal man. >> pam: they have planend to light candles at green hills park starting at 7:30 this evening. vigil tonight for missing millbrae man, keith green. suppose to start at 7:30 pm. >> pam: start with fs of keith, then wipe to video of the scene where he was last spotted. keith green mysteriously disappeared last thursday evening when he went to meet his ex-gilrfriend at a restaurant near his home in millbrae. >> pam: the two were supposed to discuss a child custody issue. his cell phone was found in golden gate park the following morning. >> pam: now police are tracking pings from his phone to find evidence that can lead to >> pam: people in and around antioch and pittsburg are still reeling from a recent crime wave. >> pam: including an officer being shot last night in pittsburg. catherine heenan is here with the latest developments. .. >> catherine:we now know

that the shooting in pittsburg is connected to 'another shooting' at a mcdonald's restaurant in antioch. >> catherine: an antioch officer was shot last night by a carjacking suspect in pittsburg. that officer is expected to be ok. >> catherine: police say the man - who's been taken into custody - was connected to a shooting yesterday at a mcdonald's in antioch.'also' at a home in pittsburg. >> catherine: they say it's all part of a domestic dispute. >> catherine: you're looking at the scene at the mcdonalds. where an employee - in the wrong place at the wrong time - suffered a minor gunshot wound to his hand. >> catherine: now the police accuse the same man of being connected to 'all' of the crime scenes. saying he's the carjacking suspect from the pittsburg incident last night. >> catherine: recent crime in the area has residents are upset. >> catherine: among other recent crimes.there's this

violent confrontation in a 7-11 store in concord. >> catherine: security cameras caught the scene - as a clerk confronted shoplifters. that clerk - along with a customer who was trying to help - was then taken outside into the parking lot and beaten. >> catherine: both men were hospitalized with serious injuries. >> catherine: and - in antioch - a man is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend in a convenience store this week. >> catherine: pam? >> pam: the dental assistant from concord now faces more charges of child molestation. >> pam: alejandro saro was arrainged in court this morning and is facing 3 additional counts of forcible lewd touching of a minor. tothere are five total victims ranging in ages from six to 13. >> pam: saro was arrested in april after video evidence on his cell phone showed him molesting children at a dental clinic. >> pam: saro is due back in court on august 12th.

>> pam: new at six: >> pam: a longtime east bay politican says he has leukemia. >> pam: congressman mark desaulnier says he was diagnosed last summer. desaulnier says he is undergoing chemotherapy and is staying on the job. >> pam: he adds his doctors told him he has the most common form of leukemia. >> pam: his career started in 1991 when he was elected to the concord city council. he won a spot in congress last year. to the race for the white >> pam: house where republicans appear to be grappling with donald trump as the party's presumptive presidential nominee. >> pam: house speaker paul ryan says he is not about to commit to backing trump. >> pam: trump responded by saying he's not about to support ryan's agenda. ryan says many republicans

want to see a quote "standard-bearer who bears our standards." return to >>"i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. and i hope too, though. and i want to. but i think what's required is that we unify this party. and i think the bulk of the burden in unifying the party will have to come from our presumptive nominee." >> pam:the chair of the republican thinks the two will work out their differences. trump is suppose to head to capitol hill to meet with top republicans. >> pam: there could be a meeting between trump and ryan as next week. >> pam: meanwhile the list of prominent republicans skipping the july convention is growing. >> pam: mitt romney announced today he will not be going to cleveland. >> pam: george "w" and george "h-w" bush are also passing. arizona senator john mccain has also said he will not be attendance. >> pam: mccain has been critical of donald trump and has suggested he might hurt

his reelection chances. >> pam: hillary clinton is campaigning in california and will hold an event in the bay area tomorrow. the event is being held at la escuelita school in oakland where clinton will be talking about how she plans to raise incomes for families. >> pam: clinton will also discuss the changes she plans to make if elected. doors for this event open at two p-m. >> pam: and later tomorrow evening clinton will attend a fundraiser in san francisco. >> pam: up next: >> pam: doctors say their 2- year-old boy is brain dead. >> pam: but some northern california parents say that's not true.

>> pam: a midnight car chase through san francisco turned a lot of heads last night. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with details of the 'strange' reason authorities were after the car in question. >> catherine: it was the c- h-p who first got the calls. complaints about a car-full of men driving around san francisco -- throwing eggs people.and also at other cars. >> catherine: police joined in a chase.which began on

powell street.and ended when the car ran into a cable car turn-around. >> catherine: that's when the men got out and ran away. three of the four suspects were eventually tracked down and arrested. >> catherine: authorities eventually discovered that the license plates on the car were fake.with the real ones in the trunk. >> catherine: there's another - much more bizarre twist to this story. >> catherine: one discovered by our own stanley roberts. he'll have that story tonight at 8. >> pam: a court battle is underway over the life of a northern california toddler. a two-year-old boy was declared brain dead a month ago after a severe asthma attack. >> pam: doctors want to take him off life support, but his parents want to move him to a different hospital. >> pam: dana griffin reports.

>>"hi. hi. say hello. hello." >> reporter:two-year old israel stinson loves to talk and laugh. >> reporter:about a month ago, israel was rushed to the hospital during an asthma attack. he was transferred from uc davis to kaiser permanente in roseville, where he was declared brain dead. >>"in the determination of brain death, it's not a simple yes or no." >> reporter:his parents, are fighting to keep him alive. >>"israel. you gotta stop fooling everybody. how long is it gonna take huh? >> reporter:this is the moment they say they knew he wasn't brain dead. >>"do it one more time? there you go" >> reporter:here it is a different time, what appears to be a slight flinch to his mom's tickles. >>"it's a natural instinct that tells me he's still there. he's very responsive to my voice and my touch, dad's voice, dad's touch." >> reporter:the hospital conducted a set the movement you see in this video is not uncommon. >>"it can look like

twitches, muscle contractions but unfortunately, those are just reflexes. they're not coming from the brain because in brain death, there's a cease of function and unfortunately, it's irreversible." >> reporter:but israel's parents are holding onto hope.waiting to hear this little voice once again. >>"if it was your child, what would you do? we're actually doing everything we can to as parents, also as christians. our belief is to put this in god's hands and that's what we're basically doing." >> reporter:and they're taking this fight to federal court..to get israel a feeding tube, ventilator, vitamins and thyroid medication, which could allow them to move him to new jersey, where laws that govern brain death are different from california. >>"if your heart is still beating in new jersey then you're still alive. here, if your heart is still beating and your brain is not functioning i guess, they call that brain death." >> reporter:the hospital couldn't go into details about the care they're providing israel, but say they will comply with the federal court's decision. >>"it's hard to cope with this kind of situation and we want to provide support and compassion and help the family through this time. it's very sad." return to >> pam: the family has filed

a restraining order which prohibits the hospital from taking israel off of life support. >> pam: the courts granted the family an extension to that order, they're now waiting for a final decision. >> pam: kaiser issued a fact sheet that said there has never been a recorded case of a person recovering after brain death. >> pam: this case is very similar to jahi mcmath's. the oakland teenager was declared brain dead in 2013 after something went wrong during surgery. >> pam: however her family launched a huge legal fight to keep her on life support. they eventually moved her to new jersey. >> pam: the family periodically posts updates on social media. including videos that purportedly show that she responds to verbal requests. >> pam: the family has sued the u-c-s-f hospital where the surgery took place. >> pam: 415 million dollars are on the line in the next

big powerball drawing. >> pam: people lined up outside of kavanaugh's liquor store in san lorenzo today to buy their tickets. this is considered a lucky store because it has sold several winning tickets in the past. >> pam: this is the 9th largest potential drawing in u-s history. return to index of >> reporter:powerball fever is taking over all over the east bay. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, those buying tickets today believe they have the right numbers and they are already planning on how to spend their winnings. >> reporter:ah, the sound of money - or at least the hope that these ticket for saturday's drawing. at this hour, at jackpot was 415 million dollars. >> fever what would you do? leave the country. >> i would quit my job and travel. >> reporter:others had more practical matters in mind. >>sot/tc: 26 roxanne king/power ball fever pay

off debts. then pay off my families debts, then go play. tes: 40 terisa estacio i won! >> reporter:i cashed in my 2 dollars and bought another ticket. the clerk thougth the new ticket had lucky numbers. >> maybe i will keep it. (laughter) >> reporter:the store manager says it come in like this regular customer who bought four tickets. others just try their luck at one. >>sot/tc: 1:10 craig /power ball fever you gotta play to win >> reporter:no one has won the jackpot since march 2 in the multi-state game. while the amount may not be small, it is a far cry from the 1.6 billion dollar prize by three winnning ticket holders in january. >> reporter:stay with kron four - we will let you know the winning numbers on saturday.

>> brittany: one area of one to point out. if you know anyone traveling outside of gilroy and the careful as this could be some heavy downpour. and pretty strong thunderstorms these are the ones that we are watching that may just popped up. >> brittany: it will continue trekking to the east as we go into tonight, tomorrow and saturday. we will continue to deal with the tail end of the system progressing with more showers. >> brittany: by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow we will continue to see isolated showers and light showers near concord and livermore in to the rest of the evening inconsistencies and pops of

moisture brady more thunderstorms. as we go into friday evening with a chance of showers. and sunday, things should start to clear up for mother's day. with partly cloudy skies. and maybe more sunshine by the late afternoon. >> brittany: 66 degrees in oakland temperatures dropping quickly as we go into tonight and the early morning hours. with temperatures and below 50 spirit staying in to the 60 temperatures. pushing possibly to 71. >> brittany: as he starts to clear things up and two sunday for mother's day, warming things up monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week. pam? >> pam: up next: a showdown over l-g-b-t rights. >> pam: how north carolina

political leaders are responding to the government's threat it could lose out on millions of dollars in funding. and will he or won't he play on saturday? >> pam: sports director gary radnich has a big update on steph curry's status for game three in portland. return to

>> pam: a stolen meals on wheels truck flipped over when two carjackers tried escaping police pursuit. >> pam: take a look at this footage shot by our helicopter partners at a-b- c-7. you can see the overturned box truck blocking traffic on the redwood road on-ramp to interstate - 580 in castro valley. >> pam: officers received reports of the stolen vehicle and were able to locate it just after 10- this-morning. the police chase ended when the driver lost control and flipped the truck. >> pam: two suspects inside the vehicle.a male and female.were arrested at the scene of the crash.

>> pam: tensions are still high in north carolina over the new bathroom laws. the department of justice is now saying the law is a violation of the u-s civil rights act. >> pam: the law received a lot of criticism for singling out transgendered individuals. it says they have to use bathrooms that correspond with their sex at birth - rather than the gender they identify with. >> pam: the law also bans state employees from pursuing discrimination lawsuits in state courts. justice officials sent a letter to north carolina's governor demanding changes.and they are still waiting for a response. >> pam: up next: an update on a house fire vallejo that has displaced several people. >> pam: what we've learned about a child that was inside. and it just keeps growing >> pam: and growing. we have dramatic video of canada a wildfire is raging out of control. return to

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>> reporter: we all need to do our best to prepare for the next big earthquake but he does not believe it will be like anything we have seen in the movies. in berkeley haazig madyun, kron 4 news. how >> reporter: or golf peter! that is right a lot of people are coming to the store to buy tickets. the figure would discontinue to climb. the multistate lottery drawing with billions of dollars. >> reporter: more fun to play and they drink as to how they can spend their winning spirit terisa estacio, kron4 news. >> reporter: a shooting at multiple police officers,

including hitting an antioch police officer. the attack at 6:00 last night and they point. when a call came out to police officers in the area of but a car being stolen. a police officer was actually in the area and called for back up. a bitterly, they stopped at the subject-that suspect. firing multiple times at the police officer as he got out of the car. the police officers returned the fire he did give himself up at the scene. reporting from antioch, kron 4 news. will tran >> pam: a raging wildfire in canada. has now grown to more than 210-thousand acres and forces more evactuations. >> pam: take a look at this new video just in to the kron 4 news. showing you just how close the flames are to the homes. >> pam: more than 80- thousand people were evacuated from the city of

fort mcmurray. >> pam: nearly 50 wildfires are burning and seven of them are considered out of control. >> pam: fire crews say high winds and dry conditions are preventing them from getting handle on the fighter. >> pam: a state of emergency remains in effect in the area. take alook at this video showing you people trying to get out of the area as the wildfire spread south. >> pam: the national hockey league and the edmonton oilers and calgary flames are each donating 100- thousand dollars to the canadian red cross relief efforts. >> pam: brittany? >> brittany: popped up thunderstorms are still in

the forecast for tonight. we do have some sunshine and went speed closer to 8 mi. per hour and 13 in san jose and oakland. with temperatures as 61 degrees. and 60 is set francisco and sunnyvale. so, we have been consistent. as we go into the weekend things will start to warm up. as >> brittany: we head into saturday still a chance of showers and then things dry up on sunday, for mother's day. will be and a low 6 of 0 at the end of the week and will have more on the forecast coming up. >> pam: a blaze destroyed a home and seven people are left without a place to go.

child was taken to the hospital. >> pam:just one day after california's tobacco age is are facing federal regluation. >> pam: today the f-d-a released the bring the growing industry under federal oversight. >> pam: hundreds of electronic cigarette brands will now have to seek federal market under the new regulations. >> pam: the multi-billion dollar industy has been trying to position itself as an alternative to traditional cigarettes. >> pam: now the f-d-a can limit require new health warnings oasis. >> have more to do to protect americans from this dangerous addiction. cigarette smoking of of those under 18 have fallen. other nicotine products, especially cigarettes have taking a drastic lee. --leap

harms haven't been extensively studied. return >> pam: the move was heavily opposed by manufacturers.and those required information could have their products taken off the market. e-cigarettes turn nicotine into an inhalable liquid vapor. >> pam: there have been no extensive studies conducted on the benefits and harms of the products. >> pam: the student facing a felony charge for a yearbook prank gone-wrong will not be charged. the attorney's office announced yesterday that 19- be prosecuted for the felony items to minors. >> pam: the arizona high school punishment after police say football team picture that ended up in the yearbook. >> pam: osborn was arrested and he did it on a dare but is now disgusted by his

action. >> pam: all parties have dropped their charges. >> pam: general motors is recalling newest trucks and s-u-v's the automaker said this week16 and 20-17 chevy, g-m- c and cadillac vehilces are being recalled. >>the front upper control arms of the vehicles could separate, causing steering issues and increse the risk of getting into a crash. g-m says the replacement and that owners will be told by mail when they are. >> pam: in the meantime. g-m is urging drivers to not use their vehicles until the problem is fixed.

>> pam: a famous movie is about to get it is own live show in las vegas. and there's some big news about singer janet jackson. >> pam: ross mathews with why she might be postponing her tour in the hollywood today live daily wrap. >> reporter: last week the senior announced that she was canceling hunt for because she is planning her family. she is 50 and 11 days and is expecting a baby. >> reporter: j.c. will be all his side of things

revealing the broadcast with his wife beyoncé a. --jay z >> reporter: magic mike is going to vegas with a live a version of the film. that is all the grit for daily bread. -- for the daily wrap >> pam: hours bourse director gary radnich is up next. --sports director

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>> gary: it appears that crow rate will not play on game 3-- in game three. >> gary: he has received plasma injections on his knee. and he is doing a shooting worked out but he has yet to scrimmage. >> gary: now the latest is that more than likely if he play, but gained three or four it will be possibly for on monday. >> i would rather be 100 percent. and give it my all. we are not and it's starting position so much right now. --threatening >> is taking things out on

the court so is progress continuing. --he is taking things out on the court. >> gary: of course, all of the warrior fans are preparing for his return. >> gary: a new plan of record. >> gary:last night the cleveland cavaliers hit 18 three-pointers in the first half. on their way to an nba- playoff-record 25 in their 123-98 blowout of the atlanta hawks >> gary:some hawks players took exception to the cavs still shooting 3's in the 2nd half after the game was already decided referring to it as "unprofessional" >> gary:the cavs lead the series 2=-0 game 3 is tomorrow in atlanta.

>> gary:, we have the same thing here. when we have a gripe we do not just talk about it. we get it done! >> pam: that is right! we get it done. (laughter) >> gary: talking to the judge about his domestic violence case. he is to not have any contact with his ex-girlfriend was threatening of hitting her and possibly killing her. he turned himself in. he plans to plead not guilty to misdemeanor could carry up to one year in jail. this is the world we live band. --we live in >> gary: one thing that

chicken almost, make a book that the short is that no team is one to pick him up this season. you have to wait to see what the teacher told barrett-- what the future hold. >> gary: he will need surgery on his pitching elbow. his season is over. tommy john. >> gary:lynch put on retired list-vo a lot of talk about alleged retiring. >> gary: he is now officially on the retirement list. he made it official. of what he upper implied in february. -- of what he

implied. >> gary: that is the one sport, he is about 30 years old. he just does not want to get any more. god bless you and hopefully you have enough to do. including civic work. if you do not want anyone banking on you for stepping on your hand with cleats get out while you can print and that is what he is doing. >> gary:puig catches big fish-vo >> gary: going fishing. no official word. about 20 something pounds. pam? you fish right? >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: i never wanted to fish because you just sit

there like that right. >> pam: i went fishing with my father when i was younger. it's fun afterwards when you are eating the fish. >> gary: i'd rather be home with my family. i would just sit there and go like this. three hours later, he's just sitting there. my father learned my life. when it comes to fishing. -rowan- ruined my life when it comes to fishing. >> brittany: >> gary: that is the chicago cubs celebrating cinco de my bill. no word on if-- the matter is known for

doing things outside the box. >> gary:the manager is known for doing something outside the box for cinco de mayo

>> pam: it's a celebration with live music at the white house. >> pam: popular mexican band maná performed for the first time for cinco de mayo. >> pam: the grammy award winning band played in the east room before president obama's remarks. >> pam: and revelers around the country are celebrating cinco de mayo today. >> pam: and as many may know. the popular in the u-s than in mexico. the day commemorates the mexican army's victory over

france at the "battle of puebla" during the franco- mexican war in 1862. many confuse it with mexican independence day, which is september 16th. return to >> pam: a quick reminder. kron 4 news is about to launch a new 10 p-m newscast. i'll be anchoring and you'll see gary and brittney too. >> pam: joining us will be the newest member of the kron 4 team, steve aveson. >> pam: look for the 10 p-m news starting on may 16th. return >> pam: clear things up for a mother's day we will see you later! a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month.

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