this afternoon. all the children were at home. the source of the gunshot is still a mystery here. >> reporter:this was the happy scene late wednesday afternoon as relieved parents like scott kiedaisch were reunited with their kids after a lockdown, prompted by an ominous alert of a gunshots near the school, lasted almost five hours. >>scott kiedaisch -- this was a very scary situation. your heart drops. >> reporter: shortly after 9:30 wednesday morning, a san jose police swat team was called in after a school employee reported hearing several gunshots in the neighborhood. heavily armed officers fanned out across the semi rural area to investigate, closing down busy monterey road. >>captain ed schroder/san jose police -- our initial preliminary investigation shows it was behind the school but not

actually at the school. >> reporter:police quickly determined there was no 'active shooter' and focused on a small cluster of homes just south of the school, where one neighbor said the gunfire was the result of someone shooting at squirrels. >>captain ed shroder/san jose police -- this is something that has been brought up. we have not confirmed it one way or the other and what it was done. but it has not been ruled out. >> reporter:the school sought to reassure parents their kids were safe but al wilcynski said he would have liked to know a little sooner. >>al wilcynski/parent -- they have kept us up date drop the day. --throughout the day. >> reporter:a handful of nearby residents were evacuated as police focused on an area just south of the school, which is technically inside the san jose city limits, where discharging firearms of any kind is illegal. the lockdown was downgraded a couple of hours into the ordeal and eventually

lifted. 4th grader zoe hargreaves was among the first to go home. >> i was kind of scared. because there was a lot happening. things that normally do not happen at my school. >> reporter: there is also a story that someone could have been hunting wild pigs in the area. but all is well. live in the san jose location, rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> grant:happening now. police in pacifica say they're searching for four people they say held a family at gunpoint while robbing their home. it happened around 1:30 this morning--- on skyridge drive just off skyline boulevard. kron four's dan kerman is following the story - and he joins us live from pacifica. >> grant: police has not

released any information on the suspect that they are looking for. happening now. >> grant:the coast guard are investigating the source of two oil sheens in the bay. one of the sheens surrounds a tanker docked outside a rodeo refinery. >> reporter: police here at the headquarters are trying to look at all leads and unfortunately there was-that unfortunately there was no surveillance video. coming home late, it is dark and then there is a forced entry

by several masked individuals with guns. that is what happened. >> reporter: four masked men forced their way into this home and skybridge estates. a holding a family at gunpoint and ransack the house for money and jury. one member of the family was struck in the face with the gun. but was not seriously injured. the suspects escaped in a dark color sedan. >> sure you lock up your home. --make sure >> reporter: many who live nearby is disconcerting they say. >> we have had three break- ins and the last year and half. >> reporter: there has been a series of home invasions over the last couple of weeks. surveillance cost

five armed masked gunmen after they forced themselves into a home in fremont. and did the same thing on august 16th when the residents were home. >> reporter: the best service captured the vehicle. leaving a home invasion and dublin. bringing the family inside and ransack their home. >> reporter:--the surveillance camera captures the be all. -- the vehicle >> grant: happening now. the coast guard are investigating the source of two oil sheens and the bay

area. one of these scenes some routes a tanker docked outside a rodeo refinery. >> grant:kron4's maureen kelly says at this point that the slicks has not been definatively linked to the mystery smell that triggered a shelter in place order in vallejo last night. >> reporter: if you look closely to see the shimmer of one of the oil sheens in the video. almost half a football field wide. the second smallest seemed was found at the phillips 66 refinery in marine terminal. it was noticed at 8:00 a.m.. they shut down operations at the terminal. in an attempt to contain the shane and cleaned it up how much is still unknown. and has taken some time to pin down the source. >> reporter: many of the

people waiting for a bus said they smelled the shane a little bit after 8:00 p.m.. --sheen >> it was really bad. my eyes were watering. it was really bad. >> it smelled bad. >> reporter: the two could have been the source of the overwhelming older. >>--odor >> reporter: they have hired a team to come out and assess the situation. >> catherine:big news tonight out of the east bay. the man convicted of killing an eight-year-old girl and a

22-year old man. has been given the death penalty. darnell williams was sentenced this morning for shooting and killing eight year old alaysha carradine. carradine was at a sleep- over in july of 2013 - in east oakland. sierra lamar's disappearance trial from three *other separate attempted denied. >> catherine:a santa clara county superior court judge denied the motion tuesday -- for antolin garcia-torres. he's the man accused of kidnapping and murdering the morgan hill teenager in 20- 12. >> catherine:he's also accused of trying to kidnap three other women from a morgan hill safeway in march

of 2009. garcia-torres' fingerprint was found on a stun gun battery left behind in one of the attempted kidnappings. linking him to the crimes. the judge says there's not enough evidence to show there's prejudice against garcia-torres. >> catherine:lamar was last seen heading to school four years ago -- and investigators say her d-n-a was found in his car. prosecutors want the death expected to start later this year. >> catherine:now to a big national story we are following tonight. north carolina leaders are asking for calm tonight after last night's violent protests following an officer-involved shooting and killing of a man in charlotte. >> catherine:protests of the killing sparked protests that injured more than a dozen police officers and closed down parts of an interstate highway. >> grant:now, both police and the family of the man who was killed are speaking out. from our partners at c-n-n. emily schmidt reports. >> reporter:people in tulsa oklahoma are demanding answers - after police released video of an officer shooting and killing an unarmed black man. >> reporter:40-year-old terence crutcher was shot by a white officer last friday. some of the video clearly shows he had his hands up. >> reporter:but you don't see what he was doing as he was shot. officer betty shelby fired the fatal shot - and she's on administrative leave.

>> reporter:crutcher's father - a pastor - said today that he has no doubt that his son 'did' keep his hands in the air, >> reporter: shot as police chief says tuesday officer searching for a suspect so someone else. they saw him get back in the car with a gun and then get back out. >> (cheers & applause) substance subsequently fired his weapon. >> reporter: there is no justice. >> reporter: bolt keep scott and all but certain scent are black. -- both keith scott and officer

benson >> catherine: people and tossed oklahoma are demanding answers after police released a video of officers shooting and killing an unarmed black man. for year-old terrance cloture was shot but a white officer last friday. some of the video clearly shows he had his hands up. but you do not see what he was doing as he was shot. officer shall be fired the fatal shot and she is on administrative leave. his father a pastor said today he has no doubt that his son did keep his hands in the air. shot as the police chief saidas he had taught him to do. >> catherine:also today - the attorney representing

officer shelby says she 'thought' crutcher had a gun. and claims he kept reaching for his left pocket. >> catherine:crutcher had had run-ins with the law including a recent four year stint in prison. but his family says his record shouldn't change the fact police mishandled this case. >> catherine:they want the police officer charges. >> catherine:one day after racist graffiti was spray- painted on redwood high school's -- 'spirit ball' -- students are showing their support for their assistant principal. >> catherine:we'll tell you how --- coming up. >> grant:today.a funeral was held for three-year-old elijah dunn. he's the little boy who died in a horrific car accident on 680 in san ramon.

>> brittney: more details what the weather coming up

>> grant: a driver allegedly in pared--a driver.allegedly

impaired. crashed an suv into the car elijah was in.which had run out of gas and was stopped on the shoulder. >> grant:kron four's terisa estacio was at elijah's funeral life. was way too short. >> reporter: 83 year old at the st. john the baptist church. >> i look at my son's daughter and granddaughter and all of our lives were changed. >>crying >> reporter: the black car driven by his mom brett i guess. --ran out of gas. >> reporter: elijah was

killed his mother badly injured. >> when is a key it is even worse. --it is a kid >> my heart goes out to the family. >> this is a really tragic thing. >> reporter: investigators are waiting for the result from the toxicology report. back in june the same person was are arrested for a d u i while having her daughter in the car. the family says elijah spread joy and happiness wherever

he went. but he is bay angel now. he would have been four years old next monday. >> reporter:terisa estacio, kron4 news >> catherine:a fundraiser is now up to help the oakland family struggling to cope with the sudden loss of a two year old boy. >> grant:an a-c transit bus hit and killed jeremiah esera after chased a ball into the street yesterday. justine waldman here now with how the community is >> justine: an oakland police captain set-up the go-fund me page. which at last check raised. $xxxx. the money is meant to help the family pay for funeral costs. the funeral is scheduled for this friday. >> justine: 2-year old jeremiah esera chased a ball into 35th avenue near penniman avenue yesterday afternoon. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. with his mother just feet behind me.the bus hit him police are now investigating. by looking

at from inside and outside the bus. >> justine: the captain who started the fundraiser said he wanted to help because he. ".cannot imagine the pain the family is going through." the bus driver is not being named. >> justine: but we do know the driver has been with a-c transit since 1999. the driver is currently not working. and the police investigation drugs or alcohol or distractive driving contributed to this horrible accident. >> grant:a bay area police chief resigning next month... berkeley police chief michael meehan said he's planning to step down from his post. captain andrew greenwood is set to take over as the acting chief... when meehan departs on october 14th. greenwood is a 31-year veteran of the berkeley police department. >> grant:meehan gave no specific reason for the resignation. he did say "the time is now" after having talked with his family.

meehan has been berkeley's police chief for seven years. >> catherine: summer is ending on a really beautiful note. asphalt is official tomorrow. -- and, fall is official tomorrow. >> catherine: brittney shipp is here with the weather! >> brittney: down to a decrease in napa, down 12 degrees in concord and 17 in livermore, that is probably the biggest drop. 60 degrees been downtown oakland. 78 as

santa rosa, 76 degrees and napa up. >> brittney: plaza 10 was 69 degrees. sunnyvale, at 62 * 72 degrees. >> brittney: a lot of sunshine for the inland locations but even at the coast was the clear skies for the rest of the night would mid-60s. at high 50s after 9:00. >> brittney: high 50s if you are closer to the coast. tomorrow, quite in even as brit what the temperatures. --tomorrow, quiet and even spread with the temperatures. >> brittney: me up i would take a closer look at the

warming trend coming up in the next forecast at about 15 minutes. >> catherine:a new low for former lawmaker anthony wiener after he's accused ofold girl. the disturbing details-- ahead. >> grant:plus. dangerous chemicals found inhow this impacts the people of california. and next.why bart is canceling plans to shut down service between the glen park and daly city stations this weekend.

>> catherine:there's no longer a bart closure this weekend after extensive repair work wrapped up ahead of schedule. service was supposed to be shut down between the glen park and daly city stations. >> catherine:the project was scheduled to close the tracks for seven weekends.but the work was finished in just five weeks. >> catherine:during that time, passengers had to get off trains and use free bus service. miles of worn track were replaced - and there's new equipment to make the trains more quiet. >> catherine:students at redwood high school -- in larkspur -- responded to a hate crime with love today. after their spirit ball was defaced with a racial slur aimed at their assistant principal. >> catherine:students showed up to school roses. lining the school's office in a counte-roint to one person's hate. and to stand as a tribute to a beloved school administrator. >> catherine:the slur was discovered by a school employee tuesday morning on the large metal sphere at the athletic field. >> grant:the central marin police are investigating the

vandalism as a hate crime. >> our students love our principal. they showed up with cards. to show how much they love her and support her. this hate crime is inappropriate and it shows the actions of one per cent. it does not represent the actions of hundred students who love their assistant principal. i care deeply about our community. --and, care deeply >> grant: >> catherine:still ahead. how telsa says its new cars

will be able to prevent hot car deaths. whether it's a inside. >> catherine:plus. >> grant:head coach steve kerr.giving his take on colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. what kerr told us today.and how the nba could be affected.that story at 5:45. >> catherine:and next. a new twist -- in the investigation behind the new york city and new jersey bombings. why the fbi is now looking for two men. i don't want to live with

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: 8 provisional with a police shooting of a black man in charlotte has turned into a protest march and banks have become violent as we speak. we are looking at the pictures of the confrontations. uc and protesters. you see people throwing things at police officers that are now in riot gear. a lot of hate right now and a lot of anger. >> grant: are trying to stay

with the spirit as you can see that they are taunting the officers. >> catherine: they knew that this could be cummingtonite due to what happened last night. if there were a lot of our rest that were made last night. --arrest >> catherine: far, we have not seen any extreme violence but things did get ross last night. --rough last night >> grant: residence in the parking lot where the death ochered sit the guy is a disabled and was holding a book and not a gun. and we did meant to last night's protest did get dangerous. 16 officers injured and rocks being thrown. there were reporters that were

attacked. >> grant: we would try and get back to that tonight and there could be more protest again tonight. >>"we're very much interested in speaking to them, finding out a little bit more about who they are. >> catherine:a new twist in new york city's terror bomb investigation. two men - wanted for questioning the f=b=i isn't calling them suspects. >> grant:no, they're calling them very very lucky. steve aveson is here to show us why. >> steve: see some think and say some think. -- see something and say something. >> reporter: >> steve: the men are wanted in connection with the second bomb in new york, the one that did not explode.

after the blast, police found the device in a pressure cooker a few blocks away. today we learned that these two men found it first. >>"we looked at the video, and we've looked at the video quite a number of times and it shows that they were out walking along the street." >> steve: investigators are concentrating on what happened after alleged bomber achmed rahami left a suitcase with the device inside on manhattan's west 27th street. >>"they saw the bag on the sidewalk. they admired the bag. they opened the bag. they removed what turned out to be a device, a pressure cooker, and placed it on the sidewalk and they rolled the bag away. or carried the bag away, on the street." >> reporter:that's right. >> reporter:they spotted the suitcase. removed the device, >> reporter:and walked off with bag. for now, the two are not suspected of being accomplices. >>"they are witnesses. there are no criminal charges. they are not in any jeopardy of being arrested." >> reporter:by comparison, two homeless men in new jersey are being called heroes. they found a backpack full of explosives in the town of elizabeth. >>"when i noticed the bag i said 'this is fine i can have this for work, put my lunch in." >>"we picked it up i continued around the corner to the store he said this is kind of heavy!"/then i put the bag down, looked inside

it one more time and said 'this is a bomb, we need to go get the police." >> reporter:the men made a five minute walk to the police station to warn authorities. a robot was trying to disarm it when the device exploded. >>"i watched the robot. that could have been me." >> reporter:the two say they were just doing what they'd been told. if you see something, say something. >>"i consider myself a person at right time. and i was glad i was able to do something to keep other people from being hurt." >> steve: right place, r ight time and right thing. >> steve: a local homeless shelter set up an online fundraiser for the two men. the suspect, ahmad rahami, is still in a newark wounds from his gun battle with police. from the journal he was carrying. bloodstained and with a bullet hole. >> catherine:some call it a new low for anthony weiner. the disgraced former congressman is accused of sending sexually explicit

text messages to a 15-year-old girl. >> catherine:an explosive report in the daily mail online says the relationship went on for months. with weiner sending the girl bare-chested photos.asking her to dress up in 'school- girl' outfits and engage in 'rape fantasies'. >> catherine:the girl says he knew she was underage - and a high school sophomore. weiner has released a confusing statement. >> catherine:while he expresses regret and doesn't deny that he exchanged what he calls "flirtatious" messages with the teen, he also suggests he might be the victim of a hoax. >> catherine:the daily mail has published a silhouette photo of the teen - and does not identify her. she's released screen shots of some of her texts with weiner.and says the relationship was happening while weiner was still with his wife. >> grant: turning our attention to our weather. it was hot last weekend and it will be hot this weekend. in the middle it will be cooler weather.

>> brittney: it is going to be cooler tomorrow. opprobrium with the first day of fall. -- appropriate, with the first day of fall. >> brittney: will continue to see when the conditions overnight. -- windy conditions overnight. and breezy tomorrow afternoon with a dropped low pressure and the see the cloudiness moving into parts of san francisco. for the most part the busy scattered showers near the sierra grit there is a system that is bringing cooler temperatures to our region. the storm track of shows that there is ipad g f o g that is expected for mountain view, livermore so

it will be that south bay giselle and that will cd sticker f o g. -- the south bay zone that will see the thicker fog >> brittney: 783 degrees for san jose--things will warm up in the '80s for that inland location and 90's by the weekend. >> brittney: would take another look at the forecast coming up and 10 minutes. >> catherine:

>> catherine:the news of the angelina jolie - brad pitt break up - came as a surprise to many people. who quickly turned to social media. >> catherine:still ahead. how the world is reacting to one of hollywood's highest profile marriages. >> grant:and next. dangerous tap-water. millions of americans drink water--- with potentially dangerous amounts of chemicals. what this means for the people of california-- after the break. people of california-- after the break. yes!! i'm surfing!! get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on.

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>> grant:tesla.has added another feature to the latest version of its cars'. and this time it can help drivers with temperatures inside the cars. c-e-o elon musk making the announcment on twitter. saying "my favorite new feature is the always-on max temp control for keeping kids and pets safe from overheating." >> grant:the temperature- control function will automatically keep the inside temperature below 105-degrees- fahrenheit.by automatically opening vents or turning on the air conditioner as needed. the feature will remain on for up to 12 hours after the driver gets out of the car. the new car control software update begins rolling out to tesla model s cars and model x s-u-v's tonight. >> grant:a new report --- says millions of americans are drinking tap water contaminated with chromium-6. which can cause cancer.

>> catherine:the chemical was featured in the 2000 movie "erin brockovich," the e-p-a never set a specific limit for chromium- 6 in drinking water. there's scientific uncertainty on the safe levels.and long-term consequences. >> catherine:the new report says the tap water of 218 million americans contains unsafe levels. it also found that oklahoma, arizona and california had the highest average levels. >> grant: we have the looking at live pictures and continue to do so and charlotte n.c.. there have been shot fired. it is an unconfirmed but we will checking with pam moore with more on this. the contrast to knight of the shooting

of an unarmed black man by police last night it has still not been confirmed if he did have a gun or not. people are saying in the residence. that he and she had a book. --he had a book

>> catherine: steve a dissent is and the news rome with what we are working on -- steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on from charlotte. >> steve: the police chief, also a black man's is no

book was found but they did discover a gun residents are saying that he was waiting for his son and was reading a book. >> catherine: thank yo , steve-- you steve. we wil see you in a few minutes.the 49ers colin kaepernick is getting some support for his anthem protest from another quarterback. cam newton of the carolina panthers. >> grant:after last sunday's game there was a photo that went viral that sparked rumors of a rift between the two qbs. but today newton clairified things in a long instagram post. >> grant:in it he said: "i salute my brother @kaepernick7 for making a

stand for injustice in this country but. the real problem is and will always treat one another! >> grant:i see a lot of memes and even articles about camvskap, are they ok? but the truth is we are good and will always be good. >> grant:we all are different and have the right to fill anyway we want to. and i salute him for standing for the issue. >> catherine:colin kaepernick is also getting support across the bay from warriors head coach steve kerr. >> grant:the dubs.open training camp next week. this afternoon-- coach kerr gave his take on kaepernick's social activism >> grant:kron's mark carpenter has the details from warriors headquarters. >> justine: >> mark:steve kerr met with the media for about a half hour this afternoon.and fielded questions on a variety of topics, including the ongoing national anthem

protests. >> mark:a movement that kerr sees crossing over into the nba. steve kerr-warriors head coach "this is what our country is about. it's non violent protests. that's what it should be about. i think colin has really clarified his message over the last couple weeks. i would think that something similar will happen in the nba and as i said, nobody has to be right. nobody has to be wrong. i would hope that everybody respects each other point of view." >> mark:steve kerr.knows first hand what it's like to make his voice heard.and step into the realm of social activism. back in june, he made a passionate plea for gun control. >> mark:a subject that hits close to home since his father was assassinated by islamic terrorists.while working as a university president in lebanon in 1984. "you do have to think, do i want to say something?? am i the right person to say this? i felt like i was the right person to talk about gun control because of what happened to my dad. and so i felt strongly about it. i talked about it. i'm sure there was negative reaction, but again, it's discourse, it's important." >> mark:and discourse is happening among people in the warriors organization. kerr says he's talked with his team about colin kaepernick's anthem protest.and will continue to do so.

it's not yet known if the group as a whole or any players plan to take a similar public stand. >> no matter what side of the spectrum you are on i would hope that every american is discussed it with what is going on all around the country what happened and also today is the goal and in my mind as long as the message is clear i am all for people speaking out against injustice. and what ever formed that take it this nonviolent and lead to other conversations that i think that is a good thing. >> justine: >> mark:but-- kerr appreciates the discussions that are taking place. "in my mind, as long as the message is clear, i'm all for people speaking out against injustice and whatever form that takes, and if it's nonviolent and it leads to conversation,

then i think that's a good thing." >> mark:coming up in sports at 6-45, gary radnich will have more on today's media session, including kerr's plan to mix kevin durant into an already superstar- loaded starting lineup. mark carpenter, kron 4 news >> brittney: as we go into tomorrow it will be a little bit cooler. and by friday and weekend things will start to warm up. showing clear conditions and the south bay. east bay with beautiful conditions and mostly clear skies. near alcatraz and sap francisco for the rest of tonight. this see the clear skies and these changes on the way for tomorrow. chilly conditions and breezy conditions but by the weekend with friday, saturday and sunday but temperatures will begin to be much warmer. >> brittney: 17 in

livermore, down five degrees and hayward, so the collegiate does continue and look at the wind speed sustained at 21 in santa rosa, 22 and napa and 18 in hayward. you will continue to see the windy conditions as we go into thursday and especially for half moon bay. >> brittney: right now as 69 degrees at livermore and 68 and oakland with the '60s in san francisco satellite reid are showing the clouds moving died. -- satellite radar joined the clouds moving by >> brittney: will be in the

mid 90's by sunday and triple digit mark on monday. >> grant: we will be back!

>> grant: entertainment news does not get any bigger than this. >> catherine: we know about this. everyone is talking

about it. but no one has more to say about it than social media! >> catherine:the insider's louis aguirre is in hollywood with more. >> reporter:it was a little out of control. from the internet to late night. and then there's the jennifer aniston factor! tonight we go inside: mourning and mocking the >> it's always hard when 2 people you don't know and don't have any personal connection with split up >> reporter:it's the national conversation, continuing to take precedence on both late night. >>fallon: it's pretty scary when even angelina jolie and brad pitt are like ehh i can do better >> reporter:and morning shows. >>robin; the reason she's seeking a divorce is because of the health of the family. >> reporter:but this cover of "the new york post" with a laughing jennifer aniston perfectly captures the unforgiving tone of social media. because after 10 years, team jen never forgets,

>>friends clip >>aniston: i'm really happy for you >> reporter:twitter is flooded with gifs of jen smirking. this one friend's episode with the caption quote "jennifer aniston is like." >>friends clip >>that my friend is what they call closure >> reporter:us weekly's christina garibaldi explains why the facinsation surrounding these three has yet to fizzle out. >>cb: people are so invested in this love triangle because they were at the time the biggest stars in movies and on tv and they still are. >>jennifer aniston doesn't harbor any ill will toward her ex-husband brad pitt >>intv: the fact that it still follows you around- i'm divorced it's gotta be painful. i mean i don't like it when people bring it up but people still do right? . >>aniston: i don't find it painful though. i think it's a narrative that follows you because it's an interesting headline. >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you. >> catherine:that wraps up

kron 4 news at 5. >> grant:steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. >> steve: we will have the latest on the breaking news and charlotte n.c.. kron4 news as six is next!

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now on kron 4 news at six: a mysterious odor generates hundreds of complaints in one bay area city. tonight the hunt for the source focuses on oil sheens found in the bay. >> reporter: hundreds of people in vallejo reporting the strange smell. >> reporter:and today the focus shifted south to refineries in rodeo. >> pam:good evening. i am pam moore. >> steve: and i am steve aveson. >> steve: investigators are trying to determine if the sheens are linked to the stench reported in vallejo. kron 4's maureen kelly says they remain baffled tonight.

>> reporter: >> pam: right now we have breaking news coming ought of charlotte n.c.. >> pam:tonight. activists in are demanding that police release video of the shooting death of a black man yesterday. >> steve: tonight activists demanding and police video of a black man yesterday. >> pam:catherine heenan is here with the latest on the shooting - which has sparked tonight's angry protests. >> catherine: again, you are looking at the same. --

scene. we did know that someone has been shot. life threatening injuries. police have been using tear gas on protesters. there has been a lot of vandalism off to the side and downtown businesses with windows being kicked ban. restaurants for an example. and reporters in certain areas are being told to stay that way to get hurt or even killed. >> catherine: there has been violence tonight. there has been shootings. and we were told that president obama called the mayor of charlotte within the last hour. he is following this very closely and like other dates on this situation. there has been some trouble. >> catherine:the family of

43-year-old keith scott and the charlotte north carolina police are telling two very different stories. >> catherine:scott was shot and killed by a police officer in an apartment complex parking lot. there were also violent demonstrations in charlotte last night.and police were hoping it wouldn't happen again -- but it "is" happening again. >> catherine:scott's family says he was unarmed and reading a book - waiting for his son to come home from school. officers insist that he had come out of a car twice - with a handgun. >> catherine:police had arrived on the scene to serve a warrant on another man. >> i would stills the opportunity to show you what was seized. i tell you that there was a weapon. and we did not find a book that has been made reference to. i could just tell you what i know based on what we gathered through the scientific process of going through the evidence.

>> catherine: this case has cost a lot of emotions and to see why. >> catherine:the shooting aftermath was caught on a facebook live stream - recorded by scott's daughter. showing the moments after she discovered her father was dead. >> catherine:she's accusing police of planting a handgun at the scene. >> catherine:and there's outrage in tulsa oklahoma over another police shooting. friday - an unarmed black man was shot and killed in an incident that was caught on camera. >> catherine:a lawyer for terence crutcher says he wasn't perfect - but did not deserve to die because his s-u-v stalled. >> catherine:the video released so far doesn't make it absolutely clear - but it appears crutcher had his hands in the air - right up until the point he was shot by a white officer. >> catherine:police claim the officer fired because crutcher wasn't obeying her commands.and appeared to be reaching for his pocket. >> catherine:no gun was found. >> catherine:tonight

crutcher's father says he has no doubt that his son put his hands up -- just as he had told him to do when approached by police. >> catherine:the family wants criminal charges brought against the officer. >> catherine: steve and pam? just a few hours ago at 19th this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news.

>> steve: residents of pacifica's skyridge neighborhood are on edge tonight following a home invasion robbery early this morning. kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters. and dan this is just another in a series of these type of robberies this month.? >> reporter:a home invasion robbery here along skyridge drive in pacifica. 4 masked men forced their way into this home and held a family at gunpoint for more than a half hour early wednesday morning as they ransacked the home for cash. one family member was hit in the face with a gun but was not seriously injured, before the suspects escaped in a dark colored sedan. >> reporter:while its believed this home was targeted, the home invasion has many who live nearby on edge tonight but they say this is no longer the sleepy neighborhood it once was >> reporter:the home invasion in pacific is the latest in series on sunday august 28th surveillance video caught five armed mostly masked gunmen after they focred their way into a house in fremont. no one was home at the time, but the 5 are also believed to have forced their way into another fremont home on august 16th, when residents were home. >> reporter:on september 4 about 9pm, surveillance video captured this white infinity fx 35 leaving the

scene of a home invasion in dublin, where 4 masked gunmen followed a family inside and ransacked their home. >> reporter:and ransacked their home. >> reporter: you can be sure that the police will be looking into the connection of all of the home invasions. >> pam: and live look outside. it is chilly and wendy today. from the coast and the inland area. >> steve: we are welcoming and fall of officially. >> brittney: tomorrow will be the official start of fall. 22 in hayward, 20 in fairfield and 21 and had bought. --in napa >> brittney: low sixties for

inland locations. and as we go into tonight because the temperatures in the mid-50s. >> brittney: temperatures in oakland at 77 degrees at 67 and san mateo, 70 in mountain view. as we go into the next few days starting friday and the weekend we would attract another round of triple digit temperatures. all coming up in my next forecast. guys? stories... >> steve: add berkeley to the list of bay area cities looking for a police chief.

>> this was a very scary situation. act of shooting is also always a very scary situation. >> reporter: i south san jose school was lying down for much of the day after gunfire erupted in the neighborhood. >> reporter: no one was hurt but it did send a scare through the neighborhood. kron4 rob fladeboe shows you how police paris and the school responded to the march in secret >> reporter:--responded to the emergency >> reporter: there was a

report that someone was possibly shooting at squirrels but the investigation still need to be confirmed. >> reporter: the lockdown was downgraded a couple hours and to review and eventually lifted. the source of the gunfire was never found. and no suspects were located either print they are looking into another story or report it to see if someone was hunting wild pigs in the area. and san jose brought fladeboe, kron 4 news. >> steve: straight ahead las vegas does not hold all the cars as to where the raiders will play. tonight we are learning, oakland hassam

chips of its own. >> pam: investigators are looking into the new york bombings and now have a picture of two people of interest that they want to talk with about what happened. >> steve: the ad began price hike controversy reaches capitol hill. this see all of them why l 8 and is thrilled by lawmakers. -- the epipen price

>> steve: we've been hearing a lot the last several weeks about las vegas making a run at the raiders. while all that has been going on. tonight we are learning about some serious movement in oakland. >> pam:an n-f-l executive spent the past three days meeting with officials. and that's just part of the story. >> pam:grant lodes is here. with what we have learned about some plans for the current coliseum site. >> pam: grant? >> grant:this is a fascinating turn of events given how much we've heard about the las vegas plan and the raiders willingness to commit to that stadium proposal. here is what we know tonight. >> grant:a group of investors last week sent a letter offering to buy the coliseum land for about 170 million dollars. they would then develop it and build a new stadium for

the raiders. it is not clear how the oakland athletics would fit in to the project. >> grant:the a's recently looked at howard terminal as a possible location for a waterfront ballpark. a few things need to happen with the coliseum proposal. an appraisal is needed to determine the land's value and whether the current offer is too low. >> grant:and the investment group would need to close a deal with oakland and alameda county. it is also unclear where the raiders stand on this proposal. one of the members of the group is on the chairman of the board of the mortgage company. fannie mae. >> grant:remember. when the raiders lost out on their bid to move to los angeles, the n-f-l pledged 200- million dollars toward a new stadium in oakland. it is going to be an interesting few months to see how this plays out. >> grant:pam? >> pam: >> brittney: >> pam: thank you, grant.

>> pam: the funeral for 3 year old elijah dunn took place today. many people wore special shirts in his honor. dunn was the little boy that died in the east bay. after an alleged drunk driver crashed into his family's car, that had been stalled on interstate- 680 in san ramon. >> pam: hundreds gathered at saint john the baptist catholic church in san lorenzo today. during the service, many talked about how sweet he was. and said, his laughter left a lasting impression on everyone. >> all of our lives were changed. this could happen to anyone. >> pam:the driver of the s- u-v - is the wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy and had a prior d-u-i arrest. the c-h-p is still investigating and is waiting for toxicology results before giving the case to the district attorney for charges. elijah would have been 4 years old next week.

>> pam: also. an oakland police captain set-up a 'go- fund- me' page for the family of 2-year old jeremiah esera. he is the toddler who died yesterday, after an a-c transit bus hit him. when chased a ball into the street at 35th avenue in oakland. >> pam: the captain who started the fundraiser said, he wanted to help because he. quote - " cannot imagine the pain the family is going through." >> pam: police are investigating whether speed, drugs, alcohol or distractive driving. played a role in the crash. the driver is not on duty. >> pam: the boys funeral is on friday. you can find information on the fundraising page on our website. kron 4-dot- com. >> steve: investigators say that when a bomb went off in new york city saturday.there was another bomb that did "not" explode. >> steve: they're now focused on finding two men they say they want to talk to. catherine heenan is here

with details on the new developments. >> pam: catherine? >> catherine:the fbi has released an image of two men who took a that did not explode. >> catherine:they say they have not identified them.and call them "witnesses" - not suspects. >> catherine: but they definitely want to talk to them. >> catherine: the image was captured on closed circuit television saturday night. federal prosecutors have charged ahmad rahami with setting a bomb in new jersey and two in new york city. >> catherine: a pressure cooker bomb packed with shrapnel exploded in manhattan's chelsea district. but a second bomb was a few blocks away -- and did not go off. >> catherine: two men had spotted the suitcase holding it.and decided to keep it. return

>> catherine: investigators say the men removed the bomb.and left it behind as they took the suitcase. >> catherine: also today.video of the elizabeth, new jersey. it shows what appears to be scorch marks in the ground. >> catherine: authorities say video from the cell phone of one of rahami's relatives shows him setting off an explosive device in this yard - and say you can hear laughter in the background. >> catherine: it was just two days later when the bombs went off in new jersey and new york. >> catherine: pam and steve? >> steve: thank you, catherine. >> steve: lawmakers have a lot of questions about this attack.we will look at washington's response to the bombings and what they would like to see from law enforcement to stop future potential terrorist acts. that's coming up in 15 minutes!

>> steve: the number of hate crimes against muslims in california is skyrocketing. according to researchers at cal state san bernardino. there were 18 reported in 2014. that number more than doubled to 40 last year. >> steve: overall, hate crimes in california saw a 10-percent increase over that time period. 758 were reported in 2014. 837 in 2015. return to index >> pam: a firefighter is dead tonight.and another is seriously hurt. after their water tanker truck overturned, while responding to a wildfire in southern california. the fire is burning at vandenberg air force base. >> pam: we are told the firefighter is from ventura county. the california highway patrol says, the truck hit a curb this morning and overturned. >> pam: both firefighters were wearing seat belts at the time. >> pam: the fire remains out of control tonight. and has burned more than 12- thousand acres. >> steve: brittney shipp is

tracking some warmer weather. >> brittney: that is right! near the weekend. >> brittney: tomorrow breezy and chilly conditions and as we approached the weekend much warmer. >> brittney: if you are closer to fairfield is 72 degrees, not above--and napa at 70. >> brittney: when speed is closer to 20 and 22 in hayward. a very windy

weekend--evening. >> brittney: low pressure that is allowing cooler air to make its way into our region. it will circle away from us as we go into friday saturday and sunday. >> brittney: fault trochophore is showing cooler temperatures and clear skies for the rest of the area. >> brittney: closer to santa rosa in the '50s. and temperatures will remain in the '60s and '70s for the entire area. closer to alcatraz 66 degrees. >> brittney: 68 at san carlos airport. 78 m bell

island. >> brittney: coming out would take a closer look at the 7 day forecast. news at 6 >> steve: the company with a lock on epipens promises to reduce costs as the ceo faces a tough grilling on capitol hill >> pam:anthony weiner grabbing time. the criminal possibility that he sexted with a 15yr. old girl!

>> pam: that has boosted epipen prices by more than 500- percent. took a drumming on capitol hill today. mylan c-e-o heather bresch

was vilified by the public for the extreme price hike for epipens. and that criticism continued before the house oversight and government reform committee today. >> pam:the prime criticism. was that she and her executives made 300- million dollars over five years. as the list price for mylan's emergency allergy injections increased up to more than 600- dollars for patients. >>tennessee: "the greed is astounding, it's sickening it's disgusting, almost any words that you can think of and not only by ms. breschbut the other executives and i am a very conservative, pro-business republican, but i'm really sickened by what i've heard here today and what i've read before about this situation." >>"i know there is considerable concern and skepticism about the pricing of epipens and i think many people incorrectly assume that we make $600 off of each pen. it's simply not true. >> pam:bresch claims, the company makes only 50- dollars in profit on each epipen allergy shot. committee chairman jason chaffetz said. that was quote - "a little hard to believe." >> pam:she noted that mylan soon will roll out a generic version of epipen, which will sell for $300, or about half of the current price.

>> steve: coming up. a three- billion dollar mega donation pledge from facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife. we'll tell you where they are targeting their gift. >> steve: the impact the presidential race is having on the mood of the nation as election day approaches. >> steve: alarming new reports about former new york congressman anthony weiner. and this time they involve a 15 year-old girl.

>> grant: the officer who killed shot--scott was black. he was a police officer. police said they are reviewing the footage right now. protesters odyssey will let the body camera video release. >> reporter: and clean up effort and an investigation is on the way at the scene of two oil sheens discovered in the bay. if you look closely debussy the shimmer of one of the oil sheens and this video. almost half a football size wide. the set

that smaller sheen was located at this phillip 66 refinery maureen terminal. tests are being conducted to see the source of the field. and is still unknown. >> steve: which zone will get the earliest want?-- warmth? >> brittney: 10 barges are expected for us tomorrow to be really chilly and wendy. --windy >> brittney: everything looks good in my note tonight. what you went speak stains strong and to the rest of tonight. --the wind

speed is staying strong >> brittney: los 70's for oakland, 67 in san mateo, half moon bay at 63. 7 day forecast shows all of the changes as we go into tomorrow been the coldest day of the week. by friday, back to the '80s and saturday and sunday in the '90s. with some three digit location spirit. >> steve: thank you, britt! >> steve: yet another scandal facing disgraced congressman and would-be new york mayor anthony weiner. a british tablloid reports weiner carried on a months- long sexting relationship with a 15-year-old girl. the daily mail-- citing interviews with the girl and her father, and online messages-- reports weiner was aware she was underage.

>> steve: weiner issued a response to the report. saying "i have repeatedly demonstrated terrible judgment. i am filled with regret and heartbroken for those i have hurt." >> pam: new developments today. in the new york bombing case. the f-b-i now wants to speak with two men seen on surveillance footage. it shows. they came into contact with a bomb that was meant to go off. >> pam: that bomb was connected to the terrorist attack in new york city over the weekend. our congressional correspondent alex schuman asked lawmakers how they will respond to the attack. >> reporter:three attacks in a single weekend - leaving some americans feeling uneasy a public events. >>"again, it goes back to the old saying, 'if you see something, say something." >> reporter:federal authorities arrested 28- year-old ahmad rahami in connection to a bombing in chelsea and an attempted attack in new jersey. >>"was the suspect mr. rahami at any point in time under the radar? is there anything that could've been done differently to have

stopped it? >> reporter:now lawmakers - who praise law enforcement's quick response - want to know what else rahami may have been planning and if there could be ways to stop anyone from trying similar attacks in the future. >>"we've got to do more to insure better coordination, better sharing of information, that are agencies at every level of government have the resources to respond." >>"they had a line on this guy. his father turned him to the fbi - they didn't follow through with the investigation even though they knew he'd been making repeated visits to the conflict countries." >> reporter:the fbi now wants to question these two men. in surveillance footage, they are seen taking a bomb that never went off from a suitcase - then walking away with the suitcase leaving the bomb never. >>"investigators do know that the suspect was taking trips to pakistan so they will be looking into whether or not he was getting support from overseas organizations. in washington, i'm alex schuman." >> pam:we have heard a lot about voters being angry this year about the presidential election. >> pam:tonight, we have some

numbers that show just how unhappy they are. >> pam:in a survey by pew research center: 57-percent said they are frustrated with the presidential contest. >> pam:55-percent said they are disgusted. >> pam:just 31-percent responded they are interested in the race. >> pam:only 10-percent said. they are excited about the election. >> steve: still ahead. facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his doctor wife make a bold.multi- billion dollar commitment to eliminate disease all around the world.

>> steve: a bold commitment today from facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his doctor wife priscilla chan. >> pam:they are going to donate 3-billion dollars over the next decade. to cure, manage or get rid of diseases all together. >> pam:the couple is pledging 600- million dollars to a new research center at u-c-s-f.

>> pam:it will be run as a team effort between u-c-s-f, u-c berkeley and stanford. zuckerberg and chan have commited to donating 99- percent of their wealth. >> pam: currently estimate at 55-billion dollars. >> pam: in sports. according to one most disliked player in the n-f-l. but he's also garnered teo more high- profile supporters. >> steve: good news on the injury front as they try to fight their way out of a three-way tie for the two wild card spots. gary has that story. and all the sports. coming up! i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. i know. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. at an everyday price with no extra monthly fees. keep calm, you internet's on.

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> sponsored by your honda dealer! >> gary: good evening! >> gary:despite their big win last night the giants were left with some health concern johnny cueto who had pitched brilliantly had the leave after straining his left groin

he said it felt like he got "bit by a crab" >> gary:cueto underwnet an mri today good news is it reveiled only a mild strain and it looks like he may not have to miss his next start >> gary:and there was more good news for the giants as brandon crawford's dislocated left pinky was not fractured and x-ray revealed no broken bone >> gary:he actually had the finger the dugout tunnel during last night's game as for tonight's game he is being held out of the lineup but he should be ready to go tomorrow night in san diego >> gary:the giants hoping the rockies could help them by beating the cardinals. before the game jose marinez and carlos estevez staring each other down.

saint louis dugout was into it. >> gary:bottom 2nd/ 2-1 saint louis >> gary:nolan arenado hits a grand slam to left field to extend the cardinals lead to 6-1 >> gary:final: 11-1 rockies return >> gary:mets are ties 3-3 >> gary:the a's hoping to avoid a sweep to the astros at the coliseum. top 4th/ tied 0-0 >> gary:a's daniel mengden kept the astros scoreless through the fourth. strikesout evan gattis looking >> gary:top 6th/ 2-1 astros >> gary:gattis got some revenge. hits a 2-run jack off mengden to extend houston's lead 4-1 >> gary:bottom 9th/ 6-5 astros oakland got back in the game but arismendy alcantara gets caught stealing second to end the game >> gary:final: 6-5 astros >> gary:record: 66-86 return to

>> gary: the warriors get ready to go after another championship. >> gary:kerr battling a tough back ailment last year. >> i wil be back out there. >> we have a different team. fans should look at how we

look and not the amount of games we win. >> grant: super cool. love him >> grant: he can talk anything and talk intelligently. >> gary: subject of kapernick. they say they took a poll of the lava hundred people and he is the most this like player in the an f l. weston is second and tom brady third. but the

goal is always as the great howard cosell says... >> gary: we will go into what marsh knowledge of this first. >> on on the black man being killed and this happened again. >> this man put his hands up and he gets murdered so my take on it is #43332 #$##wii

navistar somewhere. people have to open up their eyes. so we can stop and see what is on on one. -- what is going on. >> gary: do you remember howard cosell? >> grant: i have seen the footage. >> gary: you want to be number one most light and number one most disliked and that means you have everything you have everyone. -- most liked and most disliked

>> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: just want to update you on the protest in charlotte. a civilian was shot and has died. for the second night in charlotte. and has turned violent. with a tear-gas, eight people

injured and one person dead. we will continue with more at 8:00 tonight. >> pam: thank you, grant >> brittney: of we are talking double-digit by next week. and i will go over more details later. >> steve: we will have people behaving badly with stanley brothers coming out at 8:00.

"the insider." tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> it's always hard when two people you don't know and have no personal connection to split up. >> number one, the brangelina break-up, day two. >> the reason that she's filing for divorce is for the health of the family. >> as the mourning and mock of angelina jolie and brad pitt's

divorce, is brad pitt's ex jennifer aniston getting the last laugh? >> and that is what they call closure. >> then as george lends support to his pal pitt, clooney is also celebrating wedded bliss. >> i feel like i met the exact right person. >> inside the clooneys' big apple getaway just days away from their second wedding anniversary. and number 3, "this is us" warming 10 million hearts and eyes. >> gosh, you're making me blush. >> plus your "insider" bonus. my chitown takeover. >> clear the area. clear the area. >> from "chicago fire" to pd to med, dr. yo is on the job. >> whoa. >> now, "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. hollywood still feeling th aftershocks of brad and angelina's split. you know, no one had more to say about this than social media. it is out of control, debbie. >> you are not kidding.

and of course the late-night guys have their fun with it as well. then there's the jennifer aniston factor. track at number one, mourning and mocking the brangelina break-up. >> i hope everyone at home and everyone here is with a loved one tonight. that's right, no more brangelina. it's always hard when two people you don't know and have no personal connection to split up. >> it's the national conversation continuing to take precedence op both late night -- >> it's pretty scary when even angelina jolie and brad pitt are like, eh, i can do better. >> and the morning shows. >> reason she's filing for divorce is for the health of the family. >> but this cover of the "new york post" with a laughing jennifer aniston perfectly captures the unforgiving tone of social media. because after more than a decade team jen never forgets. >> i'm really happy for you. ha, ha, ha. >> twitter is flooded with gifs of jen smi