officers now facing criminal charges. the bulk of those charges are against officers in the oakland police department. here's a list of the men specifically identified by the district attorney today. >> reporter:the most severe charges are of sex with a minor, like the one leveled against officer giovani loverde from oakland. >> reporter:there are prostitution-related charges against some of these officers, too. officers utappa and smith are charged for using criminal justice computer systems without an authorized purpose. officer johnson is charged with failure to report. >> reporter:however, the d-a did say officers utappa and smith contact with guapbut that it happened in contra costa county - outside her jurisdiction. >> reporter:the list goes on outside of oakland -- ricardo perez of the contra costa county sheriff's office faces a charge of sex with a minor, and dan black from livermore police, faces charges dealing with prostitution and lewdness. >> reporter:the d-a says evidence can prove these crimes beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter:keep in mind, there are still plenty of other allegations out there

- some regarding online impropriety illegal, and some accusations against officers counties. >>"while i find much of the conduct uncovered morally reprehensible and not befitting a sworn law- enforcement officer, it is nonetheless outside the criminal statutes." >>o'malley says a lot of the investigation was uncovered by reporters, and of course, the reporter who started it madyun. he's joining me now, and haaziq, after all that's gone on in this casethere were finally specific >> reporter:haaziq, is this what you had expected to happen? >> >> reporter:i am su the prize. -- surprised.

".that she had" >> reporter: even civil rights attorney, says that he did not see this coming. >> i am presently surprised that many officers were charged and the sense a an important message and signal to other offices. that you can be prosecuted when you engage in this type of unlawful conduct with a minor. i was there were more felony charges that were brought but i to understand that i see this year with the evidence that she had. >> reporter: celeste remains in florida behind bars due to an unrelated charge. she wasn't there a week ago to a rehabilitation center for sex and drug addiction and she found herself in trouble

with a security guard. o'malley, diaz say that if she had any trouble getting back home that the d.a. would pay her way to give back the bay area. she is a victim here in alameda county. >> >> reporter: was upset that she was sent to florida she did not want her to leave the bay area. and >> reporter:, she did say she x that sos what she is back in the state to confess against these officers. the ones that were involved with her. >> reporter: we are dead heat counting reporting on

this story. -- we are still reporting on this story. >> grant:minutes after the district attorney's announcement. the union representing oakland police officers issued athe union president said quote -- >> grant:"our officers are just as disappointed as everyone else in the blemish these events have made on the reputations of oakland police officers who come to work every day and serve with honor in our community." >> grant:we have a lot more sex scandal content on our website. there, you can find all the stories we've covered. related to the scandal. including information on guap's recent arrest in florida. plus. we've posted today's press conference in its entirety. com. >> vicki:in the east bay - angry protestors clashed with law enforcement officials. this weekend is the annual urban shield event - it is a gathering of officiers as well as first responders to check out the latest equipment plus they engage in training exercises. >> grant:but as kron four's terisa estacio reports, some believe the event is part of a bigger national problem involving police and excessive force.

>> stand up and fight back! >> >> reporter:two opposite views front and center this friday in pleasanton. on one side, protestors - claiming this gathering could lead to more violence in the community. >>--delphine brody/protestor it is wrong, we should not >> reporter:and on the other side, that these type of events can make people safe. , >>-- j.d. nelson/alameda co. sheriff's spokesperson - we train to prepare and protect. >> we are equity funds running exercises to help people. --we are putting on training exercises to help people. >> reporter:this is the tenth year of urban shield. a four day event - on this day, vendors displayed the newest technologies in law enforcement and offered drills. >> reporter:on saturday and sunday - there are elaborate training excerises.

>>-- jd nelson. ehre in the bay area we need to be prepared. natural and man made disasters. \ >> reporter:early friday morning - as the event got underway - protestors took to the streets. 9 people were arrested for jumping the fence and blocking the entrance. >>--brandon sturdivant/protestor we think that love is the answer not more war, more guns not the answer. >>--all of this is to protect. >> reporter:protestors say they will be out here throughout the weekend to continue to bring awareness - they point to several officer involved shootings in the nation and demand that changes must made for everyones sake. in pleasanton, te >> vicki:9 students were hurt when a driver plowed his car into a classroom at solano community college this morning. it happened just after 9am. >> reporter:this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. >> vicki:the driver was a staff member who appears to have had a medical emergency. the students were taking a math test inside the

portable classroom when the acura suv crashed through the wall. >> vicki:eight students suffered student was left with moderate injuries after she was pinned in her desk seat. the driver had moderate injuries and was taken to a hospital. drugs or alcohol are not believed to be factors in the crash. >> grant:fairfield police have arrested a man on drugs and weapons charges after a month long investigation. 33 year old wesley smith is accused of having three illegal handguns and over a pound of meth. worth eight thousand dollars. smith was arrested after police served a warrant at a home on diamond court in fairfield. police expect to make more arrests in the case. >> vicki:in the south bay. five weeks have gone by about the murder of a beloved college professor. >> grant:police still don't have any suspects. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now live from san jose, investigators need help tracking down a 'person of interest' in the case. >> grant:what can you tells us about this guy rob?

>> reporter: well, we know very little about him. if they can drive him down or find someone that knows him they possibly could get more information that would develop a new lease. --leads >> reporter:the newly released video from a surveillance camera shows a man walking along the sidewalk outside a the corner of south first and willow street. another camera captures a frontal the man's face as a 3rd angle zooms in as he walks out of frame. police want to talk with him. >>--albert morales/san jose police --it could be something for a could be nothing. the idea is to put that idea out to the public and hopefully they will recognize this person. >> reporter:37-year-old david moglin was robbed about 10 pm on july 28th near the corner of willow and sherman streets and then is thought to have chased the thief east toward willow and first, where he was shot and killed. shortly after his death, a colleague at foothill college, where moglin was a part-time

instructor, told kron 4 he right thing. >>-- denise sweet/foothill community college --i could actually see him. try to do it, funds and asks what are you doing? this is not right and you need not to do this and this is rob. --wrong >> reporter:i showed the video to several patrons of the all the cops in the area that night but none remembered seeing the man in the video. no detailed description is available but we can see the man in the video is dressed in black, coat draped over one arm. he is not a suspect but he may know something that could help solve david moglin's murder and bring closure to his family. >>--albert morales/san jose police --someone may notice a distinct wahl. they may notice a profile on this particular individual and go-ahead to identify this person.

>> reporter: again, we are talking about 10:00 p.m. on a thursday evening back on july 28th. there seems to be a fair amount of people that were in the area glenn went in and out of the laundromat. and they saw the arts and interest in someone could remember something. live, in san jose rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> vicki:former 49er, bruce miller, makes his first court appearance. after the break. >> vicki:details on what happened in court. plus. new 'exclusive' video from the night of millers arrest. then, preparing for the next major earthquake to strike the bay area. >> grant:the latest on a new experiment that hopes to provide more insight into the hayward fault. >> brittney: eye and went to track your entire weekend coming up after the break!

>> grant:only on four. exclusive video from inside the popular tommy's joynt restaurant in san francisco late sunday night. the man in the white shirt time. >> grant:bruce miller has since been released.after his arrest hours later at a fisherman's wharf hotel. this video comes to us from a listener of "the j-v show" on wild 94-9. you can hear a restaurant employee repeadedly asking miller to leave. police say a few hours later.now early monday morning.miller attacked a 70-year-old man and his 29- year-old son. >> grant:this is surveillance video of miller. walking around with a bloody forehead. today, miller made his first court appearance. kron four's philippe djegal was there. when the now unemployed former 49ers showed up. >>- cameras >> reporter:former san francisco 49ers full-back turned tight end bruce miller appearing in court for the first time since his arrest early monday morning. >>"have you advised your client not to speak? now is not the time." >> reporter:miller was accompanied by his attorney's and two women. the 29-year-old has been charged with seven felonies

and one misdemeanor in connection with an alleged assault of a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son visiting from illinois. before entering court, miller issued a brief statement. >>"i'm just not at liberty to talk about it right now.there's an investigation going on. thank you, but i'm just not gonna be making anymore comments." >>"i'm not even kidding -- stop. i'm not kidding, stop. you're trippin." >> reporter:this exclusive video comes from a j-v show on wild 94-point-9 listener who filmed a combative miller late sunday night inside tommy's joynt in san francsico. >> reporter:the witness says miller appeared intoxicated and was asked to leave by a server. >> reporter:three hours later, the district attorney's office says a bloodied miller stumbled into the fisherman's wharf marriott hotel and mistakenly tried to enter someone else's room. >> reporter:in the process, the d-a's office say he assaulted a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old. district attorney george gascon says a cane was used in the attack. >> "its a major embarassment to us, not only because they were visiting the city and victimized, but also this was a clear case of elder abuse."

>> reporter:in court, the defense asked to postpone the arraignment.the prosecution agreed and the judge approved. the d-a's office asked to increase bail based on the elderly abuse enhancements, but that was denied. based on those enhancements, if the charges are upheld, probation is off the table. >> reporter:the judge also signed off on a criminal protective order, prventing miller from contacting the victims. he is due back in court on november second. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki:the santa clara police union. is encouraging officers to work the san francisco 49ers home games, this sunday, despite statements about police made by colin kaepernick. the police union held a meeting after several officers said they would no longer work the games. >> vicki:this. because of kaepernick's stance on what he calls racial injustice.and his refusal to stand during the national anthem. >> vicki:now the 70-or so officers who work each game are urged to continue. though the additional work remains optional.

>> vicki:u-s-g-s researches haveyosemite national park officials are having to answer questions after adding land to the park without clearing it with yosemite officials say a nonprofit trust bought 400 acres for over 2 million dollars and donated it to the park. >> vicki:federal law says congress must approve land added to a national park that's over 200 acres. lawmakers say the national park service acted outside of its authority. this is yosemite's largest expansion in 70 years. >> brittney: we are always talking about is that we are waiting for is to get warmer at the coast as well. >> brittney: that one day.

but it is delayed. -- little late >> brittney: closer look at our temperatures for 24 hours. a little warmer for our inland box. of 7 degrees. so we are at 79 degrees in san jose, 66 right now in oakland and 64 in san francisco with 57 and half moon bay. >> brittney: 72 degrees and not the, and it is also when the end san francisco. -- 72 in napa and it is also windy in 7 francisco. -- san fran

cisco >> brittney: chilly at the coast and mainly same in the '50s. >> brittney: high 70's and vallejo, and close to 90 degrees in antioch and livermore. coming up we would take a closer look at the entire weekend forecast and track cooler weather on the way. >> vicki:investigators have found "items of interest" in a hillside above cal poly university in san luis obispo. f-b-i agents and local sheriff's deputies have been excavating the area looking for clues related to a student who vanished in 1996. they're hoping to find the remains of 19-year-old kristin smart. who was from stockton. >> vicki:she was last seen returning to her dorm from a party nearly two decades ago. the san luis obispo county sheriff's department won't describe what they found. but said the items are being analyzed to see if they're related to smart's disappearance.

>> vicki:people across the country are outraged over this mattress store ad. that references the september 11th attacks. we are going to show you that controversy during the commercial after the break! >> grant: newbie so that we are learning about the san bruno attack.

>> grant: the plan is to drill 20 to 40 ft. deep holes and a line running east to west between 700 and castro valley. phillupe?

>> reporter: let's take a look at video from earlier today. the plan is to drill 20 to 30 ft. deep holes and 20 east to west between san leandro and castro valley. geologists will also place hundreds of temporary seismographs in the same area and they will then set off a small explosive and the bottom of each of the holes and used the graphs to record the shock waves. using that david aken did create a kind of three- dimensional map of the hayward fault. >> reporter: they are also hoping to figure out if any other fall lines are in the bay area. like the calaveras might actually be connected to the hayward deep underground. >> reporter: know if any of

this sounds familiar. it could be either because the u. s g s is conducting a very similar experiment up and napa counties. this is the video of that work from kron 4 quan copter for. the goal in now but is to understand how earthquake shakes the ground across the county and use that information to reduce the risk of damage during a quake. and the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>video >> vicki: wow? >> vicki: people are all the the out raised over this

matchless commercial. >> vicki: the store and their references the september 11th attack. >> grant:critics are calling it tasteless and offensive. >> vicki:the owner of the texas mattress store. has closed the store down for the time being. the ower says the company will be silent through the 9/11 anniversay. but the store is still faced with a lot of blacklash. from our partner's at c-n-n. amanda weber spoke with the owner of the store who is now apologizing. >> we are miracle workers we are loved. for our lives to be in danger. that is not something that is supposed to happen. >> we apologize for our stupidity and we really hope that you will forgive us.

>> reporter:the owner of miracle today to all of the victims and families of 9/11, saying he was disgusted and incensed by the commercial made by his family member. >> reporter:this sunday marks the 15th anniversary of 9-11. and ceremonies are being held all over the country today. and after the break. >> having a twin tower still is the most tasteless think i have ever heard. >> reporter: they are supposed to have to tower of mattresses. >> this should be up this up to everyone and all americans. especially living in san antonio, i do not know how you perceive that as not being insensitive. that is not what this is it is not creative marketing.

>> reporter: it would donate a percentage of their cells for all of their cells is weekend to ignite 11 organization brett--9/11 >> vicki: the sunday marks the 15th anniversary of 911 and ceremonies are being held all over the country today. and after the break, how the nation as honoring those lost lives and was considered the deadliest form of attack on the u.s. soil.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> grant: this sunday marks 15 years since 1911 and some of the ceremonies, marin that day were held in new york had in washington d.c. this afternoon. >> vicki: meanwhile new

polls are showing how americans are increasingly worried about the weekend's anniversary. from our partners would see an end. having the report from washington. --partners fr om cnn >> reporter:on the streets of new york, and in new york city's one world trade center, >>on each 9/11, each year we look back and reflect. >> reporter:official ceremonies to honor the victims and remember the events of september 11, 2001. >>--the passage of time has not dimmed the memory of those that we lost. it has not erased from our minds the many acts of courage dark day. >> reporter:but a new cnn/orc poll shows that americans are increasingly worried that this anniversary may be a potential target for acts of terrorism. 50-percent saying they believe an act of terrorism is at least somewhat likely to happen in the u.s. around this year's anniversary. that's an increase from the 39-percent who felt that way around the 10th anniversary of the attacks in 2011. >> reporter:fears that

government officials acknowledged are real >>--we continue to stand vigilant against all of those who seek to do our nation and its ideals, and it's people harm. >> reporter:but they say americans must try to look beyond those fears. >>california 9/11 does not belong to fear, it belongs to courage. it belongs to compassion. >>--terrorism cannot prevail if we refuse to be terrorized. >> reporter:in washington, i'm steve nannes. >> grant:we're learning new details bernardino terror attack. department of justice provides an in-depth look at the tragedy. according to the report- three men tried to stop the armed couple before being shot. >> grant:syed farook and his wife- tashfeen malik- killed 14 people in the massacre at a holiday party for county food inspectors. they wounded another 24 people before being killed in a police shootout. >> grant:north korea's fifth and biggest nuclear weapons

test stets off alarm bells in-- >> vicki: n we are taking a live look now. >> brittney: that is right be f o g is bad. -- back >> brittney: you then see that the f o g and low cloud are bad. at the golden gate bridge the japan mark-this is making it out today. visibility is down to zero.

with a strong onshore flow. we are at 61 degrees in san francisco and 73 in san mateo. warmer in fairfield with 88 degrees and concert with 84. --and concord with 84 degrees >> brittney: we will see some conditions at 86 tomorrow. i, 80 is tomorrow. tomorrows high is 80 degrees. we will be slightly cooler temperatures. mostly sunny side for the afternoon. cooler on monday.

closer to the bay area. mid '60s were the daytime high. we would drag it with more the the when i see you again. --track >> vicki: >> vicki: >> reporter: >> steve: the triumphant

announcement. a successful test of a nuclear warhead north korea says it can now mount into a ballistic missile. >> steve: impossible for the rest of the world to verify what we can estimate is the site of the blast. >> the magnitude is almost double from the fourth test so i believe is quite successful in their program is completed. >> steve: analysts, the underground blasts was the equivalent of 10 to 30 phillip thompson of explosives with the bomb dropped by the u.s. on hiroshima was 15. north korea's arsenal of land s dbase ballistic missiles cannot reach the u.s. at least not yet. to protect south korea the u.s. deployed an anti-missile program known as t h 88 d.

--thaad >> steve: donald trump has pushed the idea of giving the south koreans their own clear weapons. today he put the blame for today's tests on hillary clinton dripping >> is a bit unclear as test, its board since telecom became secretary of state debt is just one more mass appeal year from a field secretary of state. >> steve: more than a slight exaggeration she was at the state department for just one of north korea's nuclear test. today the democratic nominee tried to present a contract with our rival, meeting with a bipartisan group foreign-policy adviser and then delivering a presidential style responsory >> we are not like to let north korea to pursue a nuclear weapon with a ballistic missile capacity to deliver aid to united

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breaking his silence and giving his first interview ever to dr. phil for his season launch this monday at 4. >>colorado mansion on christmas >> reporter: >>-- the night that your sister, jonbenet, was killed, there were three people in that house that we know the identity of and you're one of those three you, your mother and father >>--for a long time media basically made our lives crazy. it's hard to miss the cameras and news trucks in your front yard and we go to picture plastered on the us around. seeing that as a little kid is just kind of chaotic nightmare so i was of media like it just made me a very private person. as to what i'm doing now it's the 20th anniversary and apparently still a lot of tension around it and i guess i kind of wanted to make it about remembering her and not just another new story.

>>burke says he felt like it was time to talk about his after the media first swarmed onto that quite street in boulder colorado. >> flashbulbs >>despite being cleared by dna evidence, many people still parents, or her brother burke, could be responsible for the little girl's death. >>ss: ramsey family pic >>vo speaking to me, burke admits "i know people think i did it; that my parents burke reveals what he says happened the day his sister was found dead in their basement. >>sot dr. phil: do you remember waking up that morning? >>burke: yup the first thing i remember is my mom bursting

my room really frantic gosh, oh my gosh running around my room, now i know looking for jonbenet >>i remember her saying where's my baby, where's my baby >> grant: burke ramsey was nine years old. he's is 29 years old today. burke ramsey's interview is will include jonbenet's father john ramsey. he speaks to dr. phil in what he says will be his final interview and the very publicly on his daughter's murder. >> grant:it all starts monday at 4 on doctor phil. then stay tuned for kron 4 news at five. still ahead, she's taking the internet by storm. with her adorable reaction to trying cotton candy for the first time. after the break.

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>> grant: the big story tonight several east bay officers involved in a sex scandal were charged! >> pam: good evening is the scandal that was brought to you from kron 4 months ago.

>> pam: before the district attorney officer continuing charges there is still a legal twist the need to be worked out and we will explain what that is at 6:00. back to you in the studio. java junkies rejoice! >> vicki:there is a new coffee shop in the suburbs. that's every bit as hip as the big city. tonight on dine and dish - i'll show you where you can get your buzz on. >> vicki:this could be any hipster coffee house - anywhere. but it's here - in the burbs. >> vicki:welcome to the coffee shop -a coffee fiend's dream. brews from some of the best roasters around like verve and sight glass. and barrista's who whip up works of foamy art.

>> there is a need for it here. >> this is different from your local starbucks down the street. >> vicki:andrea is a manager who also makes a mean machiatto. the scene is chill. the artisan food - fresh out of the kitchen. behind the laptops - students and start ups. >> vicki:dogs at their feet. babes in arms. >> this is super fresh. >> vicki:along with the craft coffee - craft beer and wine. and stiffer spirits. >> vicki:there's even an open mike night. the coffee shop - also in walnut creek with plans to expand around the buzz- worthy bay area. in lafayette, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.

(laughter) >> reporter: you know how important coffee in this -- coffee is! >> grant: critical! >> brittney: and the cameras looked great to! >> brittney: you get to the coast if you want to cool down here is a live look outside with the low hanging clouds that are bag and we will continue to see these conditions for the rest of tonight. f o g is expected for tomorrow. a lot of sunshine expected towards the evening. >> brittney: 24 our temperature change, we are off 1 degrees in san to rosa. >> brittney: 80 pants on

where you are where we are up for the grief and livermore. --we are up, 4 degrees in livermore. >> brittney: we haven't return of onshore flow and cloud. down to las angeles. high pressure still practically in control but the there is an onshore flow brady more clout to seven francisco. >> brittney: we will see clouds moving in with another round of f o g in store for us. cloudy start for the the early morning. and then the sun will make an appearance. >> brittney: you will see a far reaching cloud covered and then back to the coast

barack the day. --throughout the day. >> brittney: to malraux, by nine a m. we will see sunny skies. quickly, see the clouds burning off. >> brittney: low 60s and high 60s as we go to the lunch hour and the bay area. alleged; 80 degrees. -- inland >> brittney: pretty much in the '80s. >> brittney: what 90 in antioch. >> brittney: 81 degrees in san jose. >> brittney: lee put into next week that is why we can expect the cooler temperatures. >> brittney: drop on monday

and even more heading into tuesday. guys? >> grant: okay, britt! >> grant:this story sure to put aa three-year-old seattle mariners fan has become an >> vicki:beatrix hart was nicknamed "cotton candy girl" after a video of her at a mariners game was posted on social media. from our partners at c-n- --cnn >> reporter:most days this is just bouncy beatrix hart. >> "this is for me?" >> reporter:the 3-year-old who gives gifts and sings. but today she's got a big interview. >>"hello hello!" >> reporter:here with dad to talk about her new nickname. >>"the world is calling her cotton candy girl now." >> reporter:let me explain >>"yay mariners!" >> reporter:yes - the mariners. beatrix was at the game

wednesday night. that's when the jumbotron captured an amazing moment. covered in cotton candy, that's beatrix going bezerk. >> reporter:the cameras came back again and again. beatrix hit the car seat hard afterward. meanwhile the mariners posted this video and the internet got to work. >>"then you wake up the next morning and whole world is talking about it." >> reporter:now, cotton candy girl and her apparent sugar rush are famous. >>"i feel crazy." >> reporter:but the secret most folks don't know this look didn't come from any sugar. beatrix just likes making faces - a lot of them. >>"because i was just being silly with my cotton candy and i was eating it all." >> reporter:but none compare to the tasteful look that's >>"i didn't have enough." >>"oh, you didn't have enough?" >>"i didn't have enough cotton candy." >>"you gonna need some more" >> "yeah!" >> reporter:in fairness - it was herin seattle, gabe cohen. >>"i did that" >> reporter:komo news.

>> grant:katy perry's emotional meet "pulse" nightclub shooting survivor is the moment everyone, not just hollywood, is talking about today.

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>> vicki:the insider's louis aguirre is in los angeles with more. >> the farthest thing from my mind is that she would come from behind me. >> katy! (cheers & applause) >> i just sit there confused? (cheers & applause) >> we are all the electrified about each other. this is so inspiring. >> reporter: leading both cady and tony in tears. its a viral moment that has been revealed over a million times. >> you are amazing. you have been an inspiration to me since i left the hospital. >> the lyrics of that kept

on going after receiving four gunshots to the back. >> every time something what heard in my body i would play this song in that is what kept me going. >> reporter:back to you! >> grant: bad guy wants to go to film school and katie perry will help him out! >> vicki:that wraps up kron 4 news atsteve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at >> steve:police say a store clerk in connecticut. is recovering. after a car smashed into his store. the whole scene was caught it's pretty stunning to see.from our partners at c- n-n. tina detelj has the story.

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>> steve: (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> there are 775 police officers and oakland and this is a handful of people who brought shame on that department. >> pam:on kron 4 news at six. several bay area police officers. caught up in a widespread sex scandal involving celeste guap. are now facing criminal charges tonight. >> steve:five of them are from the oakland police department. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley announced the charges today after a four-month investigation into the allegations centered around celeste guap - the victim in these crimes. >> steve:kron four's spencer blake is live at the courthosue in oakland tonight. on what happened this afternoon. >> reporter:the d-a laid out charges against seven law enformcement officers, ranging anywhere from 'failure to report'all the way up to sex with a minor. and district attorney o'malley made it clear that if her area of jurisdiction were largerthere would be even *more charges filed today. >> reporter:it's an announcement you don't hear very often. >>"we have determined that

the evidence supports the prosecution of the following individuals." >> reporter:police officers being charged with various crimes at once. >> reporter:of the men facing charges related to the sex scandal involving celeste guap, five police department. charges against brian bunton, warit utappa, tyrell giovani loverde include various counts of sex with a minor, and acts of prostitution. . >> reporter:charges their badges won't protect them from. >>"it doesn't matter if they're a police officer or if they're a doctor or a probation officer, or a lawyer, or a judge." >> reporter:o'malley also announced costa county sheriff's sex with a minor and lewd acts. >> reporter:dan black from livermore police faces four total charges, including prostitution and lewdness. >> reporter:the d-a's office says there's evidence to support these crimes beyond a reasonable doubt. >>"so we're looking at the existing law, and we're word, can we prove it, and if so, how - and we believe we can." >> reporter:o'malley also mentioned evidence that points to utappa and smith each having sexual contact with celeste guapthough it happened outside her jurisdiction. then there's the matter of

online activity. >> reporter:the d-a's office scoured through 150 thousand pages of data, including instagram and facebook posts between guap and officers. >> reporter:some of what was found there isn't specifically illegal. >>"while i find much of the conduct uncovered morally reprehensible and not befitting a sworn law- enforcement officer, it is nonetheless outside the criminal statutes. >> reporter:o'malley says the actions of a few have shined a negative light on the more-than seven-hundred other officers in oakland who are doing >> reporter: things right. >> reporter:even more evidence has been francisco, contra costa, and san joaquin counties. again, o'malley doesn't have jurisdiction there, but her office has passed on that evidence to the respective counties. >> reporter:perhaps we might see charges against even more officers in the future. live in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. >> steve:we also have an answer to one of the key pieces of the puzzle in the sex scandal. it all started with the suicide of oakland police officer brendan o'brien. the district attorney cleared up his connection to the case and celeste guap. o'brien killed himself last september. about a year after his wife died.

>> steve:he left behind a suicide note that admitted various personal problems and into the widespread sex scandal. a couple of police officers may still face charges in this case. >> steve:the district attorney revealed that two officers are accused of committing crimes. but they happened in contra costa county. so she cannot file charges against them because it is a different jurisdiction. encounters also happened in san francisco. and for the same reason o'malley said she can't file charges. >> steve:what about the woman at the she calls herself celeste guap. >> pam: there has been alot said about her. and she has told us a lot as well. kron 4's haaziq madyun has been in contact many times. and joins us now with what's ahead for now. >> pam: haaziq.

>> reporter: as it turns out on the day seven officers are charged in the police sex scandal. so last buys herself facing criminal charges of her own. -- celeste guap finds herself facing criminal charges of her own. >>"i don't call her a prostitute, number one, i don't call her that, first of all she was 18-year-old" >> reporter:celeste guap was 18-years-old when alameda county district attorney nancy o' malley began investigating multiple police misconduct allegations. but she was underage when she had sex with 2 of the 7-officers who charged today. >>"we left no stone unturned in terms of the evidence" >> reporter:while the d.a. is announcing that charges will be filed against the officers, celeste guap is 3000 miles away in the state of florida. she went there last week to rehab for substance abuse and sex addiction. >>"if the agency that sent her to florida does not pay for her to come back, we will pay her airfare to come back to the state" >> reporter:the contra costa county d.a.'s office

assisted guap in applying for victim compensation funds to get her into the rehab facility. >> reporter:while there. gaup reportedly attacked a securty guard. she was arrested and has been in jail ever since. on a felon aggrivated battery charge. >> reporter:that legal twist that could impact d.a. o'malley effort to move forward with her case against the 7 officers >>"we have been advised by the state's attorney's office in florida that they have not made a decision yet about what they are going to do but we are calling them pretty much daily" >> reporter:d.a. o'malley says celeste is a victim of a crime in >>"and we want her back here" >> reporter:so does guap's father and her new legal team who are in flordia right now doing what they can.to bring her back home.in oakland haaziq madyunkron4news. >> reporter: him, and sees her father and her legal team. they told me but they are prepared to stay in

florida until they can bring her back to the bay area. >> pam: thank you, haaziq! >> pam:we have extensive coverage website. there is entire section on the subject. just go to kron -four- dot- com. and click on the story near the top of the page. >> pam: exclusive video from late sunday night. inside tommy's francisco. the man in the white shirt is former 49er- bruce miller. >>this video comes from a listener of the j-v show on wild 94- point-9. >> pam: miller appeared intoxicated and was asked to leave by a server, after he reportedly harrassed some customers. hours later, the san francisco district attorney's office says, miller attacked a 70- year- old man and his 29- year- old son. at a hotel. >> pam: steve? >> steve:today, miller made his first court appearance. kron four's philippe djegal was there when miller showed up.

>> reporter:no longer a member of the san francisco 49ers. >> reporter:bruce miller appearing in san fracisco superior court for the first time since the says he assaulted a 70-year-old man and his 29-year-old son at the fisherman's wharf marriott hotel early monday morning. >> reporter:he has been charged with seven felonies and one misdemeanor. he declined to answer questions before entering court. >>sot- "i'm just not at liberty to talk about it right now.there's an investigation going on. thank you, but i'm just not gonna be making anymore comments." >> reporter:miller's appearance didn't last long. the defense asked to postpone the arraignment. the prosecution agreed and the judge approved. >> reporter:the d-a's office asked to increase bail based on the elderly abuse enhancements, but that was denied. >> reporter:the judge also signed off on a criminal protective order, prventing miller from contacting the victims. >>sot- "we do have video that shows he appears to have been intoxicated." >> reporter:this exclusive video comes from a j-v show on wild 94-point-9 listener of miller being kicked out of tommy's joynt three hours before the alleged attack. >>nats- "i'm not even kidding -- stop. i'm not kidding, stop. you're

trippin." >> reporter:district attorney george gascon says a bloodied miller tried to enter someone else's room at the fisherman's wharf marriott early monday morning. in the process, beating the 70-year-old man and his son with a cane. >> reporter:miller was later arrested at a motel across the street. gascon says the elderly man suffered a facial fracture. >>sot- "unfortunately, it occurred by somebody that uh, that our community and certainly young people will be looking up to. somebody that belonged to a major sporting organization in the area, so it is embarrassing." >> reporter:miller is due back in court on november second. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. thanks, phillipe! >> pam:brittney is here with

the weather! >> brittney: over the next few hours parley cloudy skies are expected. the vis for the coast and 64 the day with most locations in the '70s. you definitely want to bring your jacket as we will be in the '50s and a mist of high fifties for the rest of tonight. 77 degrees and half but, 79 beehive for santa rosa. --77 degrees and napa. and 79 degrees for a santa rosa. i will have more details coming up and about 10 minutes on what else you can expect in the next

coming days. >> steve: thanks, britt! >> steve:this weekend is the annual urban shield event - a gathering of law enforcement officiers as well as first responders to check out the latest equipment they also engage in training exercises to help officers prepare for situations including natural disasters. >> steve:however. today.nearly 100 protestors showed up to speak up against the event. some spoke about the recent shootins involving police officers >> steve:others believe that money should be spent elsewhere >> we are trying to help people in our region. >> >> steve:the event is going through the weekend where hundreds throguh preparation drills. protestors say they will continue to be in pleasanton to bring

awareness. >> pam: north korea could face additional sanctions tonight following the country's latest nuclear test. the united nations is officially condemning the test. following an emergency meeting of the u-n security council. and is threatening that "significant measures" will be taken. >> pam: this is the fifth time north korea has conducted a nuclear test. and the second in eight- months. >> pam: the country claims the test will allow it to build "at will". stronger, smaller and lighter weapons. >> steve:a professor. robbed and gunned down in the south bay. the new clue tonight that police hope could lead them to the killer. >>and a new look tonight at how scientists are trying to learn more about one of the most dangerous earthquake faults in the bay area. >> steve:plus the potentially dangerous problem that has led to general motors recalling 4- million vehicles tonight. how to find out if your car is on the list. return to

>> pam: bringing you up to date now.on the investigation into the murder of a popular college professor in the south bay. >> steve:as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, police need your help in tracking down someone they are calling a 'person of interest' in the 5-week old case. return >> reporter:the newly released video from a surveillance camera the sidewalk outside a landromat, southbound near

the corner of south first and willow street. another camera captures a frontal view and brief glimpse of the man's face as a 3rd angle zooms in as he walks talk with him. >>sot albert morales/san jose police it could be something for it to be nothing. but the idea is to put it out to the public to see if they recognize the individual. >> reporter:37-year-old david moglin was robbed about 10 pm on july 28th near the corner of willow and sherman streets and then is thought to have chased the thief east toward willow and first, where he was shot and killed. shortly after his death, a colleague at foothill college, where moglin was a part-time instructor, told kron 4 he right thing. >>sot denise sweet/foothill community college --i could actually see him being confronted and having this happen and asks what are you doing this at this is not right. you need to not be doing this to me. this is wrong. >> reporter:i showed the video to several patrons of the laundromat. a few remembered all the cops in the area remembered seeing the man in the video. no detailed description is available but we can see the man in the he wore

suspenders and had a is not a suspect but he may know something that could help solve david moglin's murder and bring closure to his family. >>sot albert morales/san jose police someone may notice a distinct what our profile for this individual. and may be able to identify this individual. >> reporter: they are hoping that someone could come forth with no information to give them the least in this case. -- leads in this case. >> steve:a man suspected of lewd alamo plaza shopping center last month is now behind bars. 22-year old nicholas daigle of walnut creek was arrested at his home wednesday morning. police say the incident

happened on august 22nd daigle started following a shopper and started performing lewd acts next to her. >> steve:photos and videos from the store were posted on social media leading his identification and arrest. >> steve: thank you! >> steve:he was booked into jail on 5 thousand dollars bail. >> pam: in the east bay. the u-s geological survey has started a new effort to learn more about the hayward fault. >> steve: several weeks, involves drilling dozens of holes in the ground and setting off small explosions. kron 4's charles clifford was in the east bay this afternoon, he has details on the project. >> reporter:the hayward fault runs north to south right through the heart of the east bay. geologists believe the hayward is the mostly likely place for the next big earthquake to strike the bay area. for the next few weeks, the usgs will be conducting an experiment to map out the fault in 3 dimensions and figure out how it connects to other lines.

>>drilling. >> reporter:all this month, a team of geologists will drill 20 30 foot deep holes in a line running east to west between san leandro and castro valley. they will also place hundreds of temporary seismographs in the same area. researchers will then set off small detonations at the bottom of each hole and use the seismographs to record the shockwaves. by analyzing that data, they can then create kind of a 3 dimensional map of what the hayward fault looks like 5 to six miles underground. they may also be able to see if the hayward connects to other nearby fault lines like the calaveras and greenville faults. >>and we want to see how all of those faulte are releated. to see what's likely to happen if there's a major quake on the hayward what kind of energy will we see on these other faults. >> reporter:this month, the usgs is also conducting a very similar experiment up in napa county. this is video of that work from kron 4's quadcopter4. the goal in napa is to understand how earthquakes, like the south napa quake in 2014, shake the ground across the county. >> reporter:in both experiments, the u-s-g-s is hoping to better understand the dangers posed by earthquakes and share that information with the public to hopefully reduce property damage and save lives. >> reporter:in castro valley, charles clifford

kron 4 news. return >> steve:another big recall to tell involves cars made by general motors. >>the company says, there is a problem in about 4- million vehicles. which has already been linked to one death. >> pam: grant lodes is here with the models that are involved. >> pam: grant? >> grant:steve and pam, this is a big one. here is what g-m is telling us about the defect. it's in the air bag software. >> grant:what can happen is the car's computers can go into test mode. and when this happens the front air bags will not inflate in a collision. the seat belts also may not function correction. >> grant:there are several makes and models being recalled. you can see some of the g-m-c trucks here that are on the list. also buicks. chevrolets and

cadillacs. there are so many, we can't list them all off for you. >> grant:so if you want to see the entire list. be sure to go to our website kron four dot com. we've posted the list. g-m says it is notifying customers and will update the software for fee. >> grant: steve and pam? >> pam: thanks, grant. >> pam: a veteran engineer pleaded guilty hours agoin the investigation into volkswagen's emissions test- cheating scandal. police say, under a plea deal. 62-year old james liang. pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the united states, wire fraud and violating the clean air act. his decision to cooperate is considered a major break for investigators >>in exchange for cooperating. he will receive a fairly light sentence to be determined later. >> pam: and volkswagen will have to pay a hefty fee. the company agreed to pay more than 16- billion dollars in civil penalties. to compensate regulators, vehicle owners, and dealers of its diesel cars in the

u.s. >> pam: look at those clouds? >> steve: the weekend has arrived. brittney? >> brittney: as we've go into next week we have cooler temperatures. with the for our temperature change, shows we are cooler at the colts with its onshore flow and warmer for the inland locations. -- cooler at the coast >> brittney: 54 the half moon bay. and it also feels cooler in san francisco with the wind gusts >> brittney: 69 in santa rosa, 70 in napa.

>> brittney: you see the cloud filly in here. --fi lling in here >> brittney: by the afternoon we will see more sunshine. >> brittney: high-pressure is still in control for another day or so. futurecast shows as we go into tonight and tomorrow night you will notice the clouds will return however, we will see sunshine over the weekend. >> brittney: our fault record shows zero visibility by 7:00 a.m.. it will take some time to get rid of the f o g and clouds and once we do it will be nice. >> brittney: our fog record shows. >> brittney: 66 in san

francisco, to propose will face similar at the marron that says by tomorrow we will cool down and dropped another time with our temperatures on monday and tuesday and recover amid weak--mid next week. >> pam: thanks, brittney! >> pam: news tonight on kron4 news at 8 as a nation prepares to under many people that were attacked and the night 11 attacks, growing concerns tonight but another terror attack was strike the united states.

the disturbing reports tonight on kron 4 news at 8.

>> pam: a mysterious fiery spaceship explosion has left one aerospace manufacturer without answers. after a week of public silence "space-x" says. it is not sure what caused the huge bang. >> pam: here is video of the explosion. caught on surveillance cameras. police say, september 1st a space-x rocket blew up in florida during a test firing. >> catherine: a giant fireball engulfed the launch pad after the explosion. causing a satellite to melt. >> pam: thankfully. no one was on board. the space-x's chief executive called the incident quote- "the most difficult and compex failure" in the company's 14 year history. >> steve: coming up! remembering knight 11. the

action taken today by congress as the 15th anniversary of one of the darkest days in american history approaches. >> pam: and a truck slammed into a building on a bay area college campus. what we have learned happen to the driver months before the best-momus before the crash. plus, you have probably heard about the five seconal. when it comes to dropping food on the floor.

>> reporter: here in oakland, although so last is and florida facing a battery charge the d.a. says she is willing to help so last combat to the bay area. -- will help celeste return to the bay area. >> if the agency is unable to help our return back to the eight area--bay area we

will do so. >> reporter: since been arrested early monday morning for an alleged attack on a 70 your old man in his 29 year-old son dizzily from illinois. the judge approved and issued a criminal protect the water from making any contact with the victim. surveillance and cellphone video shows a disoriented miller walking all round. he is facing two charges. and do back in court. >> reporter: in san jose police are investigating the professor that was murdered and run as shot and killed back on july 28th. now

investigators are asking the public to take a look at this surveillance video that shows a man as a person of interest in this case. police like to talk with him or anyone that may recognize him. in san jose, kron 4 news rob fladeboe >> pam:congress remembered the attacks of september 11th in two ways friday. >> steve:kron 4's congressional correspondent alex schuman tells us politicians put aside their political differences. .. >> reporter:a solemn sign of strength on the east steps of the capitol 15 years after members of congress did the same on a day americans of a certain age will never forget. >>singing >>"we lived through that terrible day, and we will never forget that terrible day." >> reporter:republican speaker of the house paul ryan and democratic minority

leader stand together in memory of the september 11th attacks. >>"9/11 does not belong to fear, it fears to courage, it belongs to compassion." >>"members of congress didn't heroes outside at this ceremony - they also honored them inside the house chambers where they voted on if victims' families can sue other countries that may have been involved in the attack." >> reporter:new evidence shows officials from saudi arabia may have helped fund the hijackers and this bill change the law so victims' families could sue for more information and possibly damages. >>the bill passed the house friday and unanimously which means the decision now goes to president obama. white house staff have said he will likely veto the bill, but lawmakers and victims' families hope he will make a different choice. >> reporter:in washington, i'm alex schuman.

>> pam: hillary clinton is planning to visit ground zero on the fifteenth anniversary of september 11th. a spokeswoman for her campaign says she was not initially going to visit the site but wants to honor the victims. >> pam: she is not expected to make any public remarks that day. >> pam: both clinton and donald trump have pledged to avoid campaigning on the somber anniversary. trump has not announced if he will visit the site on sunday. >> pam: this afternoon trump spoke to a group at the values voter summit in washington >> pam: there he promised religious cherish and protect christian values. he declared that political leaders have abandoned people of faith in america. >> pam: trump also promised to repeal the "johnson act" which is a law preventing reliegious institutions from endorsing political candidates. >>video on cnn >> steve: take a look

outside. >> pam: brittney shipp, kron meterologist is here... >> brittney: we do expect to see temperatures pushing into 704 oakland this weekend. --70's >> brittney: 81 start for the weekend. if you are closer to san francisco and you will stay cooler in the mid '60s starting tomorrow. and low 50s. >> brittney: by the afternoon, 75 degrees at toward the south bay the phone if you are closer to san jose closer to 60 degrees by time you wake up. up to the low 80s. napa,

starting off on the courtside. --: scooler side >> brittney: i will go over your 7 day forecast once again. guys? >> steve:9 students were hurt when a driver plowed his car into a classroom at solano community college this morning. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7. >> steve:the students were taking a math test inside the portable classroom when an the wall. eight students suffered minor injuries and one

student was left with moderate injuries after she was pinned in her desk seat. >> steve:it happened just after 9am. the driver was a staff member who appears to have had a medical emergency. drugs or alcohol are not believed to be factors in the crash. >> steve:fairfield police have arrested a man on drugs and weapons charges after a month long investigation. 33 year old wesley smith was arrested for having three pound of meth worth eight thousand dollars. smith was arrested after police served a warrant at a home on diamond court in fairfield. police expect to make more arrests in the case.

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>> pam: >> steve:they found that bacteria can instantly contaminate food that falls on the floor. the study also found that the longer the food is on the floor the more bacteria can transfer. scientists say the the five-second rule is a significant oversimplification of what actually happens when food hits the ground. >> steve:in sports. gary

joins us with his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails >> pam: stories...

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening! >> gary: good to start talking football instead of the national anthem! >> gary:the san francisco continue to prepare for monday night when the host the los angeles rams. as expected colin kaepernick is expected to continue his protest in week one. >> gary:49ers safety, eric reid plans on continue to kneel alongside kaepernick on monday. reid also said other 49ers players could join them in their portest against last night his former college teammate at nevada, brandon marshall also took a knee during the nfl's season

opener between the broncos and carolina. >> it sounds like it has been a positive change record--change >> gary:right thing to say, chip. >> gary:the san francisco giants are five games back of the dodgers. they open a weekend diamondbacks before returning home from their ten-game road trip. >> gary:right now! ------------------------ >> gary: chris justin would deliver the goods.

>> gary:66 pitches >> gary: it the dodgers lose this game with 4-0 in the seventh inning. >> brittney: cobbles having to worry about their kids and permitting concerns >> yes! >> carpool >> gary:is she a spiker or a center? >> gary:i'm laid back.

>> gary: i will take a nap. i am not the one that screams. >> brittney: >> she's doing olay. she's holding her own. (laughter) >> joe: it sounds like you are coming off a round to colin kapernick thinking? >> gary: know joe. i am not coming on rush to any type of thinking of this bill and why there has to be a better way--i just feel that there has to be a better way.

since that time that he took his stand has placed $8 million to come--ionization is to help the benefits that he believed ian. he has done a lot and backing it up. >> gary: if my wife blue in my ear and told me what to do. >> you would do it! >> gary: i would do it. >> everyone is so negative about the 49ers season and what you think? >> gary: i think they will win four of those 12. >> gary: win 4 and lose 12

>> gary: grant? >> grant: win 7? >> okay. >> is it true that to kick a soccer ball around to prevent talking to people engaged?-- at games >> gary: utah for a living and you go to your children games i try to go out and have a ball with my children. it's kind of like a running gag >> you did okay. >> (laughter) >> you did not talk too much about bruce miller. you let

me down. >> gary: it does not make for a light chatter with sports and won a sports show rather its radio or tv. his actions stood for itself. and hopefully the guy get some help. >> if the 49ers' suck you bet to say it. (laughter) >> gary: i can't say it (laughter) >> pam: nwwe will be right back! back!

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>> brittney: temperatures are dropping down even farther on tuesday. >> steve: we have a lot more coming up at 8:00. see you and one bit

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