good morning... it is day, date i'm james fletcher. toss to weather and traffic. drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

our top story this morning... evacuation orders have been lifted for thousands of people who were forced out of their homes in san jose because of massive flooding. although the floodwater is receding, many people still can't go home because of the toxic and muddy mess that was left over. kron4's lydia pantazes spoke to some of the people who live in the one of the hardest hit areas. nats... crews busy pressure washing streets in the rockspring neighborhood.... as crews clean... people who live here were allowed to go into their homes for the first time. "we went to get in to get our stuff, they're allowing that." long nguyen and his family only took out essential items... no one who lives here is allowed to stay overnight. "i'm just trying to go inside and grab as much as i can right now because i don't know when they're going to let us go back in and grab the rest of our belongings." "i wish they would let us know more, like a timetable when or

how long we have to wait or what are the steps being taken, they're not letting us know too much about what's going on." some of the people who went back in took precautions... wearing bags over their shoes to avoid contamination or surgical masks.. "we just want to protect ourselves for our health and everything." "and you think? it's just rain but that rain water goes across roadways and picks up water and oil and gasoline and all of that." add in the cars that were also under water... adding even more fluids in the water. "it may have gone into homes where it picks up chemicals, kitchen detergents and insecticides and then the dumpsters were floating and they're floating with water and anything in the dumpster can come out." which is why people can't come back until these streets... are clean.

for those people who were able to return to their homes found water and mud everywhere. water got into just about every inch of this home on william street. the owners say, they have lived here for decades. their basement was completely submerged. and they say will be months before they can put this flood behind them. i've been in this house since 1977 raised two children here, lots of memories, lots of family coming in. lost lots of personal momentums down in the basement. very sad. can't be replaced. crews are expected to be out on williams street for at

least the next week. all week we've been checking in around neighborhoods in coyote creek. kron 4's charles clifford returned to a flooded spot he first showed us a few days ago -- to see what has changed. natsjust be careful when you step down here. there's a lot of debris.thursday afternoon, bryan rodriguez showed kron 4 the flood damage to his home here along 16th street in san jose. this is what the house looked like on tuesday when coyote creek flooded the backyard and the downstairs of their househe's still trying to wrap his head around it all sotyou just don't expect to see a lake in your back yard. especially when coyote creek is a stagnant pool for 6 or seven months.and this is what it looks like now . at first glance, the most obvious problem is mud.sotmud everywhere. . mud!when the house finally drained, they found muddy floors, water damage to the walls, and ruined furniture. there's also a clear line showing just how high the water reached.sotand all of this was stagninat water and this will all need to be decontaminated.brain says that they have flood insurance and should be able to fix the damage. he does however have a lot of question for the people who manage the water flow upstream from his home and the homes of his neighbors who also were flooded out.sotit's unimaginable that someone wasn't watching the situation better. i don't know if it was the city or the water district or both with mother nature thrown in, which you can't control . there needs to be some lessons learned for

the next 20 or 50 year flood that comes up. comes up.for the next 20 or lessons learned needs to be some control . there needs to be some lessons learned for the next 20 or 50 year flood that comes up. the san jose fire department is evacuating the

horses that were left behind during the evacuations. officials say 250 people who lived near coyote creek were evacuated from their homes. but fire crews deemed it unsafe to evacuate the horses at the same time. the horses were in chest deep waters. during this time, many animal lovers and horse owners were going against the orders of the fire crews, and used kayaks to check on the horses and give them fresh food and water. all the horses have now been transported to higher ground in the same area. officials say there were a total of 26 horses and two mules left behind. the logic behind moving them from where they are is if it gets bad again we don't want the horses to be trapped. so my understanding is they want to get all the animals out of there. some of the rescued horses have gone to police stables while other ones have been taken to other stables. rescue crews say all the horses are doing fine. they expect to have all the horses out of the area by today.

many people who were evacuated from their homes were not allowed to bring their pets along with them to the evacuation centers. however, volunteers from the san jose animal service decided to step in and house about 12 -animals in all. 10 dogs and two cats. most of the pets are from people who are still at the evacuation centers. volunteers say, they do not expect to get anymore people bringing in their pets. but if they do, they say they will gladly take them in. if you have a pet that needs to be housed, you can go to the san jose animal center located at 27-50 monterey road, just off umbarger road. if you want to help any of the people affected by the massive flooding log onto kron4 dot com... there we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. and make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with the crisis in san jose. again all the links and infornation are on kron4 dot com.

a big story we are following this morning... a female body found along alameda creek may be that of 18-year-old jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing after her car crashed into the water off of niles canyon road january 21. the body has not yet been identified, but deputies have notified jenkins' family of the discovery. the body was found just after 5:30 when a man who was walking his dogs along the creek found it close to coyote hills in the ardenwood area. officials say the body appears to have been in the water and exposed to the elements "for some time." we'll bring you updates to this story all morning long. coming up.. police have arrested a man in connection with the death of a c-h-p officer. what someone who witnessed the accident that killed the officer had to say. and... president trump's chief strategist steve bannon made a rare public apperance. the tension between the president and his top aides. also..

another day free of rain. but how long will it last. your forecast next. and here's a toss to weather or traffic

drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm

system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week. drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today

with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 another big story we're

folowing... police have made an arrest in connection to the death of c-h-p officer lucas chellew. chellew died wednesday night after being injured in a crash while chasing a suspect in south sacramento. the officer was on his motorcycle at the time. and now, police say a 26- year-old alberto quiroz from sacramento was arrested for vehicle theft, evading an officer, and resistaing arrest. one young man saw the accident play out. witness: "he lost control and crashed into a pole then laid face down on the ground." chellew comes from a law enforcement family. his dad is a retired c-h-p captain. his sister is a c-h-p officer. and his wife's father works for the marin county sheriff's department. he's being remembered as a dedicated officer who was liked by everyone. the police chief of

anaheim, is reacting to video of an off-duty l-a-p-d officer firing a weapon during a struggle with a 13-year-old boy. this is a story we first told you about yesterday on the kron4 morning news. reporter, chip yost, has the reaction from city officials. anaheim officials pressed for calm after a night of raucous protests that followed an incident in which an off-duty policeman scuffled in his front yard with a boy, drew a weapon and fired a shot into the ground. the shot came after another teen pushed the officer over a hedge and others surrounded him. mayor tom tait said thursday he was "deeply disturbed" and angered by what he saw on video of the incident, but he also denounced violence and damage caused by demonstrators.

happening today... president donald trump will speak at the conservative political action conference. but, the buzz leading up to that speech has been all about steve bannon. he is the president's controversial chief strategist. he made a rare public appearance with white house chief of staff reince priebus. as jeff zeleny shows us, it comes amid reports of tension between president trump and his top aides.

coming up... we are learning more about the murder of kim jong nam, the half brother of kim jung un. what police say was sprayed in his face that killed him.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 a national story we have been following... protestors of the dakota access pipeline were forced to evacuate their camps. crews and officers cleared them out early yesterday morning. no protesters or officers suffered any injuries from the evacuation. the lieutenant of the dakota highway patrol says operations went smoothly. however, the lieutenant says some officers were forced to make arrests. law enforcement is reportedly standing by the camp area to maintain safety. more details are being released in the killing of kim jong nam, the half brother of

north korea's leader. police in malaysia say he was killed in an airport after two women put a nerve agent on his face.. the two women along with two other suspects are now in custody. police say the women were taking instruction from other people.. they were both reportedly seen in serveillance video washing their hands immediately after the attack showing they knew it was toxic. coming up... police say they feel "deceived" and "outraged" in santa cruz. why they say they were misled by by the department of homeland security. and... questions are being raised about the oakland police department. why some people say a deadly situation could have been avoided. and... rain isn't in the forecast today, but that won't last for long. your forecast just ahead. and here's a and here's a live look

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toss to weather or traffic drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge

wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to

101 another big story we're following this morning.. the santa cruz police department and santa cruz city officials say they feel "deceived" and "outraged" by the department of homeland security. according to the santa cruz police chief, they were misled by ice officials about a gang raid last week. the chief says the feds asked for and received help from santa cruz police in that raid. but the chief also says the feds told him the operation was to dismantle the local presence of a big el salvador- based gang. and not to arrest or detain the gang members based on their

immigration status. the deparment of homeland security unbenounced to us at the homeland security department had acted outside the scope of this operation and had detained and removed a number of individuals from the location based upon their immigration status. this has violated the trust of our community and we can not tell you how disapointed we are by the betrayal of the department of homeland security. santa cruz is a sanctuary city. the chief says the department is revising their policy on immigration actions and will present that policy to the city council on tuesday. in the east bay... serious questions are being raised about the oakland police department and how a deadly situation could have been avoided. last week, police were called to east oakland by neighbors who reported a man firing a rifle in the neighborhood. now, a victim has come forward saying, the gunman should have been arrested sooner. kron 4's dan keramn has the details on what happened... it was last friday the 17th

when this man, seen here with a rifle in his hands, opened fire on his east oakland neighborhood eventually the suspect, identified as jesse enjaian was shot and killed by oakland police following a standoff. but now additional allegations that the same man opened fire in the neighbhood two times earlier in the week. sot john burris/attorney 28-38 he was not arrested no attempt to take him into custody to me this was terrible police conduct because this is a man who was actively involved in a shooting, allowed to stay in his neighborhood, stay in his home after having been an active shooterattorney john burris represents patrick reddic, a homeless man who sleeps in his car in the same neighborhood. he says he was victimized by the same man on the february 14th.sot patrick reddic/attacked by sniper 57- 105i was asleep in my car with my head facing the window and i was woken up to multiple gunshotsthese are shots of reddic's car. he says the suspect admitted he shot at him, but when he and other neighbors told police they did nothing, other than take reddic down to the police station and threaten to arrest himsot reddic: i tried to prevent this massacre from happening before the 17th and there were other incidents they did nothing aboutattorney burris say the other incident was on february 10th again he says no action by police. now he says it's up to the department's new chief to figure out what's going on sot

burris: is this keystone cops, lousy police work, incompetency, how do you call itstandup dan kerman/oakland 150-159std/213

some tense moments in san leandro after a hand grenade was found at a waste collection site. this is a picture of it on one of the conveyer belts. a team of experts were brought in and determined the grenade was no longer active, and posed no danger. everyone inside of the building was ordered to evacuate as a precaution. officials are warning anyone who may find a grenade not to handle it, find a safe place, and call police. a candellight vigil was held for the man who was shot and killed in san francisco while playing 'pokemon go' last year. friends and family gathered in san mateo to mark the six- month anniversary of calvin riley's death. saying his life was taken too soon. the vigil was held last night at central park. riley was killed in august while playing the popular game near ghiradelli

square. police have ánotá yet identified a gunman in the shooting. still ahead... there is a legal loophole with the legalization of marijuana. what police will and won't allow you to do. and.. coming upthis is a community mailbox it's not good man these people steal people credit cards or identity who knows right.the city of oakley is having a problem, and according the oakley police the problem is increasing. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly

stolen mail can lead to loss of money, identity theft and more. and in one bay area community, people breaking into mail boxes is becoming a serious issue. stanley roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badley. i posted a photo of this on twitter and asked people to tell me what it is, not one person got it right so now

i'll reveal exactly want it is . nats: ambiance it's what left of a community mail box in the city of oakley.. the post office removed the box to repaired because it was burglarized... what happened here is what happened on connie lane the rear of the box was pealed open and all the mail was stolen because of this, residents who normally use this mailbox have to go here to the oakley post office, and they have to go inside because the one outside is also gone after it was broken into all that's left is the crime scene tape nats: ambiance on silverado drive, yet another community mailbox completely destroyed and unusable, oh here is where it get interesting shortly after i parked an oakley police cruiser appeared someone called in a suspicious person report. now that what i call a neighborhood watch so i asked a neighbor this question here is what i don't understand i was on your street for 3 minutes and on the 4th minute the police were already called on the 5th minute the police drive by

they stealing people's mail yea that been going on for days for just days no years yes, it has been going on for years but now according to oakley police department there has been a rise it's not good man these people steal people credit cards identity everything who knows right i have to admit it's a world record i've never had the police called on me in 4 minutes i think the closest has been 10 minutes trust me if you haddon spoken to me it would have been quicker than 4 munites ans now expecally that i'm retired that all we do on the neighborhood but yet they still managed to steal your mail yes late at night when were asleep according to oakley police some of the mail has been found in trash bags in neighboring cities but all the important mail was removed one final note shortly after visiting the mailbox on silverado drive the post office was there working on it . maybe it's true. i point at stuff and it get fixed naw couldn't be in oakley stanley roberts kron 4 news

and here's a live look embarcadero. welcome back to the kron

4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... the clean up efforts continue after major flooding destroyed thousands of people's homes and left thousands of cars unusable as well. crews were seen all throughout the

city pumping out water and trying to sanatize effected areas. officials are allowing people to return to their homes and pick up whatever belongings are salvageable. county officials say some people may be facing as much as 10 thousand dollars or more in flood damage to their homes. and.. police have arrested a suspect in connection to the death of a sacramento area c-h-p. police say 26 year old alberto quiroz has been arrested for mulitple felonys. investigators believe the quiroz was riding a motorcycle that officer lucas chellew was pursuing at the time of the deadly crash. also.. back in action for the 1st time since the all-star break, the dubs did what they do best, beat the l-a clippers. it didn't look good for golden state early on in this one. going into the half down by 12. but thanks to a 50 point explosion in the 3rd, the dubs were able to pull away and win this one. steph curry led the team with 35 points in this one. final score 123-113 dubs.

here is a live look outside from our golden gate bridge meteorologist anny hong has what you need to know before heading out the door this morning. drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

we now go in-depth on pot smoking speakeasies. since early november, it has been perfectly legal for an adult over age 21 in california to smoke marijuana even without a medical condition. however,there is a state of legal limbo. that's because it is still against the law to buy pot without a 'medical' marijuana i-d card. that will change in 2018. but as kron4's maureen kelly found, one bay area city has a number of undergound clubs where it's already happening. i know of many 6 downtown right now there are maybe more that i don't know about but

across town, the chair of oakland's cannabis regulatory commission says in all there are roughly 10 pot smoking speakeasies operatating in this city right now. and that number is a moving target. residents could walk on by one of these joints.and have no idea that weed was being sold and consumed.that's because for most of these illicit enterprises, weed is secondary to what's happenign there.cut 3:28 people have a dream i want to sell coffee i want to sell clothing i want to do all these things and they can't afford to pay the rent just by doing that so they have this secondary thing where's the private club in the back in the closet you name it.they are called measure z clubs.named after the 2004 oakland ordinance that made arrests for private adult use of marijuana law enforcement's lowest priority. 03:49 as long as it's not a problem for somebody we are going to allow it to happenbut the existance of these clubs is not something the city of oakland is exactly happy aboutand they haven't completely ignored them.this 2014 report from the city's administrator points out the city attorney has clarified that commercial settings are not sheilded by measure z.at least five of these so called clubs were closed by police that year.where tens of thousands of dollars in cash, substantial amounts of weed and in some cases other drugs and guns were discovered.43 other possible unlawful cannabis dispensaries were identified between 2005 and 2014. by nuisance abatement division, sent cease and desist letters and or cited. hummel thinks these clubs are a good thing but he thinks the acts of communal smoking normalizes something that was stigmatized for decades. and gives some people a place to smoke without bothering others. 4:38 our smoking ordinance makes it really difficult for a private residence to imbibe cannabis, so if you are in an apartment if you are public housing you really have no legal place to do itstandupi approached several different oakland cannabis industry insiders to see if they help me get inside one of these z clubs and each time i was

denied, one of them told me that, that's because the first rule of z clubs is that you don't talk about z clubs8:10 if the city knows than you are blowing it which means you can't advertise you can't be out in front you really can't capitalize like someone with a real permit can doa real permit costs legit clubs 60 grand a year.hummel expects that these clubs will continue to exist as long as they are viable even after prop 64 fully rolls out.he claims despite the underground nature of these clubs,..they are paying taxes to the city.because they don't want to go down for tax evasion like al capone. maureen kelly kron4 news

the white house has now suggested that the trump administration may crackdown on states like california that have legalized marijuana use. press secretary sean spicer says the issue rests with the justice department. but he does believe that there will be a "greater enforcement" of federal laws against medical use. the justice department has several options if they do decide to crack down. one would be filing lawsuits claiming state pot laws are unconstitutional. president trump had said on the campaign trail that he does support "medical" marijuana.

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head coaches. harbaugh led the 49ers to three n-f-c championship games, including a super bowl apperance in 2013. his tenure with the team ended on a sour note after it was rumored he and owner jed york and general manager trent baalke no longer got along with eachother. coming up... most of the evacuation orders in san jose have been lifted but the clean up of the flooding continues. how long that's expected to last. serious questions are being raised against the oakland police department on how they handled a deadly police shooting. why some people say the shooting could have been avoided. also.. a woman's body is found along alamdea creek and police believe it may belong to an 18-year-old who has been missing for more than a month. the details just ahead.

people returning home to assess the flood damage in san jose. i am live with the latest.

and a sheriff's deputy in the east bay dies after being hit by a prison transport bus. hear how he is being remembered this morning. and another clear day expected but there is more rain on the way for your weekend. i will take a look at the timing of the storm coming up. time check

drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 our top story this morning... most of the evacuation orders in san jose have been lifted and the flood waters are still receding... leaving behind a muddy mess. this is drone video... shot just off senter road -- near the happy hallow zoo.. you can see just much the water has gone down -- but the damage is extensive. but the good news... the number of mandatory evacuations has

dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. and this morning kron 4's will tran i s live in the rock springs neighborhood with a look at the cleanup efforts. despite the floodwater receding, many people still can't return home permanently because of the toxic mess left behind. crews are pressure washing streets in the rock springs neighborhood. you can see many of these homes and cars have a red "x" on them, meaning they have been searched by state inspectors. people who live there were allowed to go into their homes for the first time since the flooding. families could only take out essential items since they are not allowed to stay there overnight.

what's going on." thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

water got into just about every inch of this home on william street. the owners say, they have lived here for decades. their basement was completely submerged. and they say it will be months before they can put this flood behind them. replaced. crews are expected to be out on williams street for at least the next week.

in just a few hours governor jerry brown is set to hold a news conference to to talk about future flood prevention. he is expected to announce a new plan to improve dam safety and fix the state's water infrastructure. this morning's news conference is set for 11:00. and with all of the flooding in san jose it was not just people who had to be evacuated. james fletcher is here with that side of the story. the san jose fire department is evacuating the horses that were left behind during the evacuations. officials say 250 people who lived near coyote creek were evacuated from their homes. but fire crews said it unsafe to evacuate the horses at the same time. the horses were in chest deep waters by the time the flooding was at its worst.

during that time, many horse owners were going against the orders of the fire crews, and used kayaks to check on the horses and give them fresh food and water. all the horses have now been transported to higher ground. officials say there were a total of 26 horses and two mules left behind. many people who were evacuated from their homes were not allowed to bring their pets along with them to the evacuation centers. however, volunteers from the san jose animal service decided to step in and house about a dozen animals. most of the pets are from people who are still at the evacuation centers. volunteers say, they do not expect to get anymore people bringing in their pets. but if they do, they say they will gladly take them in.

if you want to help any of the people affected by the massive flooding log onto kron4 dot com... there we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. and make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with the flooding in san jose. again all the links and information are on kron 4 dot com. bay area law enforcemeny are in mourning after an alameda county sheriff's deputy dies following a tragic accident. deputy, mike foley was hit by a jail transport bus while he was on the job at the santa rita jail wednesday morning. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the story. 60-year-old deputy mike foley

began his career in the late 70s as a police cadet with the concord police department. there he climbed the ranks for almost 30 years- finally retiring in 2007 as a master police officer.sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office " "but he wasn't ready to call it quits.after he retired foley came back to work this time with the alameda county sheriffs office at the santa rita jail.it was here behind the jail he was unfortunately struck by an inmate bus wednedsay morning around 6. the scene captured by our helicopter partnership with abc7 news.deputy foley later died of his injuries. "" sgt. kelly with the sheriffs office says it was a tragic accident.that the man behind the bus that carries up to 50 inmates and weighs several tons - is now devastated knowing he had something to do with the death of a friend. he and one other deputy were the only two inside.sgt. kelly says it was dark and the weather may have been to blame. " " the concord police department released a statement saying quote "it is said that mike was a "cops cop." he had a servant's heart and his dedication to his chosen profession exudes class, commitment and professionalism."

still ahead ... the white house is stepping up enforcement of federal marijuana laws. see what the new policy means for states like california that have legalized marijuana. and later... two police officers are shot overnight. we'll tell you what we know about their conditions this morning. and after the break... questions for the oakland police department after a deadly police shooting. hear why some say the man

who was killed should have already been in police custody. and i will check your bay area forecast coming up and i an tracking you commute after the break. . . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond less than 20 it's my best buttery jack yet.

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drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

happening now... serious questions are being raised against the oakland police department on how they handled a deadly police shooting. last week, police were in east oakland after a man started firing a rifle in the neighborhood. this is video from the scene courtesy our helicopter partnership with a-b-c-7. eventually he was shot and killed by police following a stand off. people are now coming forward saying that the same man opened fire in the neighborhood two times earlier in the week. a homeless man who sleeps in his car in the that neighborhood says that same man shot at his car earlier in the month. he then went to police, but says they did nothing to arrest the shooter. it the attorney

representing attorney the it the attorney representing the victim says it is up to the department's new chief to figure out what happened and fix the problem. the new chief takes over on monday. that attorney expects a full review by her, and public disclosure as to what went wrong. in the meantime, o-p-d is conducting its own investigation. some tense moments in san leandro after a hand grenade is found at a waste collection site. this is a picture of it on one of the conveyer belts. a team of experts were brought in and determined the grenade was no longer active, and was not dangerous. everyone inside of the building was ordered to evacuate as a precaution. officials are warning anyone who may find a similar grenade not to handle it, find a safe place, and call police.

a candle light vigil was held for the man who was shot and killed in san francisco while playing 'pokemon go'. friends and family gathered in san mateo to mark the six- month anniversary of calvin riley's death. the vigil was held last night at central park. riley was killed in august while playing the popular game near ghiradelli square. police have ánotá yet identified a gunman in the shooting. two washington d-c police officers are in the hospital this morning after being shot. the shooting happened late last night. police have not released many details but they did say that both officers were conscious and breathing when they were taken to the hospital. the gunman was shot and killed by police. so far police have not said what led up to the shooting. the white house has announced plans to begin enforcing federal marijuana laws. the new policy could cause a conflict between the federal government and the states like california... that have voted to legalize pot. reid binion has the details. angel" / pot dispensary worker: "when did this happen? i was like super shocked."a

california marijuana dispensary worker -- reacting to the stance the white house is now taking on federal pot laws.white house press secretary sean spicer -- saying thursday the administration expects agents to enforce those laws when they conflict with state laws that allow recreational use. sean spicer/ white house press secy.: "i do believe that you will see greater enforcement of it."the move - a reversal from the obama administration' s stance that feds would not interfere in states where non- medical pot is allowed.in his comments, spicer did distinguish between medical and recreational marijuana... ...noting that president trump understood the medicinal effects of the drug for terminally ill patients.sean spicer/ white house press secy.: "that's very different than the recreational use, which was something the department of justice i think will be further looking into." however -- spicer also linked marijuana with painkiller abuse.sean spicer / white house press secretary: "i think that when you see something like the opioid addiction crisis blossoming in so many states around this country, the last thing we should be doing is encouraging people. there is still a federal law."spicer -- suggesting that not enforcing federal marijuana laws could be seen as condoning drug use more broadly.some pot users believe that federal enforcement is wasted effort. erica franco / marijuana user: "you can get weed anywhere." others worry that a crackdown could create problems.mos: "it could just go back to people like buying things off

the street. it could just back to people like doing things like under the rug. like very secretive."i'm reid binion reporting. still ahead ... a skier stranded in the sierra in freezing temperatures. we will show you the brand new video of his rescue. and later... the city of santa cruz upset with the federal government. why police say they were tricked into arresting undocumented immigrants. and next... the warriors back in action after the all star break. see the highlights from their come from behind victory. and here's a

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 now to bay area basketball... in warriors faced off against the clippers in their 1st game back since

the all star break. they have won the last five games against l-a. golden state got off to slow start. the warriors would trail by as much as 16 points in the 1st half. but things turned around quickly after the half. but not before draymond green gets a technical and starts yelling at steve kerr. the warriors however, would explode for 50 points in the 3rd quarter steph curry had a great game scoring 35 points. warriors take the season series against l-a.... wining all four regular season games against them. warriors win by a final of 123 to 113. the dubs are an n-b-a best 48 and 9 on the season. and take a look at this... a skier had to be rescued from heavenly ski resort. this is video from the c-h-p showing the rescue. the man was separated from his friends during a storm earlier this week and had to spend the night in the freezing cold temperatures.

he says at one point he found himself buried up to his chest in snow. in order to rescue him... an el dorado county sheriff's deputy was lowered down from the helicopter to pull him up. the man was taken to the hospital and was treated for frost bite on two of his fingers.. he is expected to be okay. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a woman's body found near an east bay creek. kron 4's yoli aceves is live with more on who police think that woman might be. your bay area forecast is next.

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no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

a woman's body is found along alamdea creek and police believe it may belong to an 18-year-old who has been missing for more than a month. kron four's yoli acevis is live at the alameda creek trail where the body was found yesterday. yoli? a woman's a woman's body is found along alamdea creek and police believe it may belong to 18-year-old jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing after her car crashed into the water off of niles canyon road january 21. the body has not yet been identified, but deputies have notified jenkins' family of the discovery. the body was found just after 5:30 when a man who was walking his dogs along the creek found it close to coyote hills in the ardenwood area. officials say the body appears to have been in the water and exposed to the elements "for some time."

thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning.

our other big story this morning... the water starting to recede after days of flooding in san jose. james fletcher is here with a closer look at the flooding and what people are coming home to. it's not pretty... the flood waters left leaving behind a muddy mess. this is drone video... shot just off senter road -- near the happy hallow zoo.. you can see just much the water has

gone down -- but the damage is extensive. but the good news... the number of mandatory evacuations has dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. and people are returning home to a lot of damage to their homes and property. this is south 20th street near east williams street, one of the areas hardest hit by the coyote creek flood. some of the people who spoke with kron 4 say they are devastated by the damage. want to move"

if you want to help any of the people affected by the massive flooding log onto kron4 dot com... there we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. and make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with the flooding in san jose. again all the links and information are on kron 4 dot com. the santa cruz police department says it feels "mislead" by the department of homeland security over a gang raid last week. the santa cruz police chief says his department was contacted by federal officials about a gang raid. the chief says the feds asked the police department for help in that raid. but the chief says homeland security officials told him the operation was to dismantle the local presence of an el salvador-based gang.

the chief says he did not know his officers were going to arrest or detain the gang members based on their immigration status. this." santa cruz is a sanctuary city. the chief says the department is revising their policy on immigration actions and will present it to the city council next week. and president trump addressed the issue of immigration at the white house. he compared his crackdown on undocumented immigrants to a battle plan.country." but during a visit to mexico but during a visit to mexico

yesterday-- homeland security secretary john kelly offered a clarification to the words 'military operation' saying there would be no use of military force in immigration operations. coming up ... an arrest has been made in the stabbing case of an east bay principal. see who is behind bars accused of attempted murder. and later...the anaheim police chief speaks out about the off-duty police officer who shot his gun at teenagers in his front yard. hear why the police chief is angry with what happened. and after the break...if you are stressed out...you are more likely to gain weight. why doctors say even a little bit of stress can pack on the pounds. and here's a live look áááábreakáááá

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 for your health... long-term stress ámightá make you fat. that's according to a new study. researchers compared stress levels and body weight of more than 25-hundred men and women. they found consistent

evidence that chronic stress is associated with higher levels of obesity. researchers did say that they do not know exactly why stress can lead to weight gain. but they say - people who are stressed have a tendency to eat more and snack on more unhealthy foods. doctors say taking the time to exercise will reduce stress and of course you will lose weight. here are some of the stories we are working on for the kron four morning news at six... many of you have been reaching out to us about the animals that were left behind in the san jose flooding. we have an answer on how they are being cared for. also, another national strike has been planned. we'll tell you when millions of women could strike for the "day without women" protest. and there is an important toy recall to tell parents this morning. we'll tell you which toy could cause chemicals to leak.

your bay area forecast is after the break. we're coming up on 5:45...

here's a quick look at the top stories we're following this morning... most of the evacuation orders in san jose have been lifted and the flood waters are still receding... leaving behind a muddy mess. the number of mandatory evacuations has

dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. the alameda county sheriff's department is mourning one of its own.... deputy mike foley has died after being hit by an jail transport bus while on the job at the santa rita jail. the only people in the bus at the time were two deputies, one driving and the other in the passenger seat. the sheriff's office released a statement describing foley as one of the hardest working deputies in the agency. a woman's body is found along alamdea creek and police believe it may belong to 18-year-old jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing after her car crashed into the water off of niles canyon road january 21. the body has not yet been identified, but deputies have notified jenkins' family of the discovery.

toss trx. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of drier and cooler conditions

are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over

the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

in the east bay... the 20- year-old student... accused of stabbing a berkeley school principal... has now been charged with attempted murder. we first told you about this story on tuesday. angel juarez is being held without bail accused of attacking the principal at a private special education school called via center. that's located on sixth street in berkeley.... officials say the victim was treated for non-life-threatening stab wounds and has been released from the hospital. juarez was arraigned yesterday on attempted murder charges

and assault with a deadly weapon. the police chief of anaheim, is reacting to video of an off-duty l-a-p-d officer firing a weapon during a struggle with a 13-year-old boy. this is a story we first told you about yesterday on the kron4 morning news. chip yost has the reaction from city officials. anaheim officials pressed for calm after a night of raucous protests that followed an incident in which an off-duty policeman scuffled in his front yard with a boy, drew a weapon and fired a shot into the ground. the shot came after another teen pushed the officer over a hedge and others surrounded him. mayor tom tait said thursday he was "deeply disturbed" and angered by what he saw on video of the incident, but he also denounced violence and damage caused by demonstrators.

one boy is dead and another is in the hospital after a drive-by shooting in bakersfield. the two boys, who are brothers, were shot last night. police say the children were in a car with their mother's boyfriend when someone drove up behind them and fired multiple rounds. the ten-year-old boy was killed. his older brother was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police believe the shooting may be gang- related. coming up on the kron four morning news at six...three bay area neighborhoods are being targeted by car thieves. we'll tell you where there has been an increase in car burglaries. that's coming up at six. and after the break... three new movies are hitting the box office this weekend. we have a preview next.

in entertainment news... we are just two days from the oscars and the finishing touches are being put on the dolby theater in hollywood. this is a live picture from the theater this morning. the oscars are this sunday. oscar weekend isn't usually a big one at the box office, but one film could "scare up" a lot of business. david daniel has your weekend movie preview. "get out.""sorry, man.""get out!""yo!" "get out" is ready to scare up a big opening weekend. the horror thriller about a black man meeting his white girlfriend's family is getting strong reviews, and box office watchers say it could debut with 20-million dollars or more -- four times what it cost to make."have you ever composed?""i have this one little something about a garbage truck.""waste management, mate -- it's not very rock 'n' roll, is it?"the other two new wide releases don't figure to make much noise: "rock dog," the animated tale of a music-

loving mastiff who dreams of stardom, and "collide," a thriller about love and danger on the autobahn."some people would think what i did was kind of romantic.""well, it's kind of romantic."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... flood water receding in san jose. we are live with a look at the damage evacuees are facing as they return home. plus... police arrest a man after a c-h-p officer is killed in a crash in sacramento. what we are learning about the man arrested and the events that led up to the deadly crash. and the white house is stepping up enforcement of federal marijuana laws. what it means for people in california.

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people returning home to assess the flood damage in san jose. i am live with the latest. and a sheriff's deputy in the east bay dies after being hit by a prison transport bus. hear how he is being remembered and another clear day expected but there is more rain on the way for your weekend. i will take a look at the timing of the storm coming up.

time check no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm

system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

our top story this morning... most of the evacuation orders in san jose have been lifted and the flood waters are still receding... leaving behind a muddy mess. this is drone video... shot just off senter road -- near the happy hallow zoo.. you can see just much the water has gone down -- but the damage is extensive. but the good news... the number of mandatory evacuations has dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. and this morning kron 4's will tran i s live in the rock springs neighborhood with a look at the cleanup efforts. despite the floodwater receding, many people still can't return home permanently because of the toxic mess left behind. crews are pressure washing streets in the rock springs neighborhood. you can see many of these homes

and cars have a red "x" on them, meaning they have been searched by state inspectors. people who live there were allowed to go into their homes for the first time since the flooding. families could only take out essential items since they are not allowed to stay there overnight. what's going on."

thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

water got into just about every inch of this home on william street. the owners say, they have lived here for decades. their basement was completely submerged. and they say it will be months before they can put this flood behind them. replaced. crews are expected to be out on williams street for at least the next week. in just a few hours governor jerry brown is set to hold a news conference to to talk about future flood prevention. he is expected to announce a new plan to improve dam safety and fix the state's water infrastructure. this morning's news

conference is set for 11:00. and with all of the flooding in san jose it was not just people who had to be evacuated. james fletcher is here with that side of the story. the san jose fire department is evacuating the horses that were left behind during the evacuations. officials say 250 people who lived near coyote creek were evacuated from their homes. but fire crews deemed it unsafe to evacuate the horses at the same time. the horses were in chest deep waters by the time the flooding was at its worst.. during that time, many horse owners were going against the orders of the fire crews, and used kayaks to check on the horses and give them fresh food and water. all the horses have now been

transported to higher ground. officials say there were a total of 26 horses and two mules left behind. many people who were evacuated from their homes were not allowed to bring their pets along with them to the evacuation centers. however, volunteers from the san jose animal service decided to step in and house about a dozen animals. most of the pets are from people who are still at the evacuation centers. volunteers say, they do not expect to get anymore people bringing in their pets. but if they do, they say they will gladly take them in. if you want to help any of the people affected by the massive flooding log onto kron4 dot com... there we

have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. and make sure you have the kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with the flooding in san jose. again all the links and information are on kron 4 dot com. a crime alert for people living in san mateo. police say they are seeing a spike in auto burglaries and certain neighborhoods are being targeted. san mateo police say car owner's in the baywood, aragon and bridgepointe neighborhoods need to be extra cautious. the auto burglaries appear to be happening over the evening and into the early morning hours. police remind everyone to make sure you don't leave any valuables in your car when it's unattended. bay area law enforcemeny are in mourning after an alameda county sheriff's deputy dies following a tragic accident. deputy, mike foley was hit by a jail transport bus while he was on the job at the santa

rita jail wednesday morning. kron 4's ella sogomonian has the story. 60-year-old deputy mike foley began his career in the late 70s as a police cadet with the concord police department. there he climbed the ranks for almost 30 years- finally retiring in 2007 as a master police officer.sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office " "but he wasn't ready to call it quits.after he retired foley came back to work this time with the alameda county sheriffs office at the santa rita jail.it was here behind the jail he was unfortunately struck by an inmate bus wednedsay morning around 6. the scene captured by our helicopter partnership with abc7 news.deputy foley later died of his injuries. "" sgt. kelly with the sheriffs office says it was a tragic accident.that the man behind the bus that carries up to 50 inmates and weighs several tons - is now devastated knowing he had something to do with the death of a friend. he and one other deputy were the only two inside.sgt. kelly says it was dark and the

weather may have been to blame. " " the concord police department released a statement saying quote "it is said that mike was a "cops cop." he had a servant's heart and his dedication to his chosen profession exudes class, commitment and professionalism." coming up... questions for the oakland police department after a deadly police shooting. hear why some people say the incident could have been avoided. plus... the white house is hinting at stepping up enforcement of

federal marijuana laws. see what the new policy would mean for states like california that have legalized it. tracking your morning commute. . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min toll plaza. richmond bridge drive min from the toll to 101 (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. toss to weather or traffic

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather drier and cooler conditions

are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

good news for skiiers and snowboarders.... squaw valley expects to be open for skiing on july fourth. the last time it was open on the fourth was in 2011. last year it closed for the season on memorial day. squaw valley has recorded 565 inches of snow this season, well above the season average of 450 inches. happening now... serious questions are being raised against the oakland

police department on how they handled a deadly police shooting. police were called to east oakland last week after neighbors saw a man firing a rifle. a victim is coming forward saying the gunman should have been arrested weeks before the deadly shooting. kron four's dan kerman has the story. it was last friday the 17th when this man, seen here with a rifle in his hands, opened fire on his east oakland neighborhood eventually the suspect, identified as jesse enjaian was shot and killed by oakland police following a standoff. but now additional allegations that the same man opened fire in the neighbhood two times earlier in the week. sot john burris/attorney 28-38 he was not arrested no attempt to take him into custody to me this was terrible police conduct because this is a man who was actively involved in a shooting, allowed to stay in his neighborhood, stay in his home after having been an active shooterattorney john burris represents patrick reddic, a homeless man who sleeps in his car in the same neighborhood. he says he was victimized by the same man on the february 14th.sot patrick reddic/attacked by sniper 57- 105i was asleep in my car with my head facing the window and i was woken up to multiple gunshotsthese are shots of

reddic's car. he says the suspect admitted he shot at him, but when he and other neighbors told police they did nothing, other than take reddic down to the police station and threaten to arrest himsot reddic: i tried to prevent this massacre from happening before the 17th and there were other incidents they did nothing aboutattorney burris say the other incident was on february 10th again he says no action by police. now he says it's up to the department's new chief to figure out what's going on sot burris: is this keystone cops, lousy police work, incompetency, how do you call itstandup dan kerman/oakland 150-159std/213

tense moments in san leandro after a hand grenade is found at a waste collection site. this is a picture of it on one of the conveyer belts. a team of experts were brought in and determined the grenade was no longer active, and was not dangerous. everyone inside of the building was ordered to evacuate as a precaution. officials are warning anyone who may find a similar grenade not to handle it, find a safe place, and call police. in national news... the white house hinted at plans to begin enforcing federal marijuana laws. white house press secretary

sean spicer said the administration expects agents to enforce those laws when they conflict with state laws that allow recreational use. this is a reversal from the obama administration's stance that feds would not interfere in states where non-medical marijuana is allowed. some marijuana users believe that federal enforcement is a wasted effort and could create more problems. very secretive." president donald trump said as a candidate that he supports medical marijuana. but spicer says there's a big difference between that and the recreational use of the drug. spicer says that not enforcing federal marijuana laws could be seen as condoning drug use more broadly. take a look at this... it took 16 firefighters to rescue a dog that fell down a cliffside at fort funston in san francisco. it happened earlier this week, but we are just getting the video now.

a firefighter was lowered down using a special canine harness to rescue the dog. fellow firefighters then pulled up the firefighter and the dog. firefighters say the dog remained friendly during the hour-long process. coming up... the city of santa cruz upset with the federal government. hear why police say they were tricked into arresting undocumented immigrants. and after the break... there has been more than a dozen injuries related to this toy. we'll explain why you should take this toy away from your kids right away.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 new this morning.... battery chemical leaks are forcing the recall of some plastic toy frogs. "moose toys" is pulling "lil' frog" and "lil frog lily pad" toys from it's little live pets line. it says there's a design defect... where if the battery cap is removed, it can become a projectile and the

chemicals can leak. the company has received 17 reports of battery-related injuries. the recall includes frogs and lily pads sold in pink, blue and green. you can get more information on our website at kron four dot com. and take a look at this... a skier had to be rescued from heavenly ski resort. this is video from the c-h-p showing the rescue. the man was separated from his friends during a storm earlier this week and had to spend the night in the freezing cold temperatures. he says at one point he found himself buried up to his chest in snow. in order to rescue him... an el dorado county sheriff's deputy was lowered down from the helicopter to pull him up. the man was taken to the hospital and was treated for frost bite on two of his fingers.. he is expected to be your bay area forecast is next. still ahead on the kron 4

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no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 a woman's body is found

along alamdea creek and police believe it may be an 18- year-old woman who has been missing for more than a month. kron four's yoli acevis is live at the alameda creek trail where the body was found yesterday. yoli? a woman's body is found along alamdea creek and police believe it may belong to 18-year-old jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing after her car crashed into the water off of niles canyon road january 21. the body has not yet been identified, but deputies have notified jenkins' family of the discovery. the body was found just after 5:30 when a man who was walking his dogs along the creek found it close to coyote hills in the ardenwood area. officials say the body appears to have been in the water and exposed to the elements "for some time." thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning.

our other big story this morning... the water starting to recede after days of flooding in san jose. james fletcher is here with a closer look at the flooding and what people are coming home to.

most of the evacuation orders in san jose have been lifted and the flood waters are still receding... leaving behind a muddy mess. this is drone video... shot just off senter road -- near the happy hallow zoo.. you can see just much the water has gone down -- but the damage is extensive. but the good news... the number of mandatory evacuations has dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. and people are returning home to a lot of damage to their homes and property. this is south 20th street near east williams street, one of the areas hardest hit by the coyote creek flood. some of the people who spoke with kron 4 say they are devastated by the damage.

a lot of folks probably feel that way. crews have been working around the clock pumping floodwater back into coyote creek and power washing sidewalks and roads. as i said about 4,000 people are still under evacuation orders, but city officials tell us this morning they hope to have most everybody back to their homes by sunday. they're making good progress, the riverbend mobile home park... where we reported from early

in the week when it was flooded out... is cleared and ready for residents to come back. if you want to help any of the people affected by the massive flooding log onto kron4 dot com... there we have links where you can donate to the red cross and to the flood victims relief fund. the santa cruz police department says it feels "mislead" by the department of homeland security over a gang raid last week. the santa cruz police chief says his department was contacted by federal officials about a gang raid. the chief says the feds asked the police department for help in that raid. but the chief says homeland security officials told him the operation was to dismantle the local presence of an el salvador-based gang. the chief says he did not know his officers were going to arrest or detain the gang members based on their immigration status.

this." santa cruz is a sanctuary city. the chief says the department is revising their policy on immigration actions and will present it to the city council next week. and president trump addressed the issue of immigration at the white house. he compared his crackdown on undocumented immigrants to a battle plan.country." but during a visit to mexico yesterday-- homeland security secretary john kelly offered a clarification to the words 'military operation'

saying there would be no use of military force in immigration operations. police have made an arrest in the death of c-h-p officer lucas chellew. chellew died wednesday night after being injured in a crash while chasing a suspect in south sacramento. and now, police say a 26-year-old alberto quiroz from sacramento was arrested for vehicle theft, evading an officer, and resisting arrest. chellew comes from a law enforcement family. his dad is a retired c-h-p captain. his sister is a c-h-p officer. and his wife's father works for the marin county sheriff's department. coming up... an arrest is made in the stabbing case of an east bay principal. see who is behind bars accused of attempted murder. and after the break... another national strike has been planned. we'll tell you when millions of women could strike for the "day without women"

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 organizers of last month's women's march on washington are revealing their

plans for an upcoming strike. they say "a day without a woman" will be held on international women's day, march eighth. the women's march website is calling for women to take the day off work and avoid shopping. people are also encouraged to wear red in solidarity. organizers say the strike is meant to recognize the value women have on our society, while receiving lower wages and experiencing greater inequities. the anaheim police chief speaks out about the off-duty police officer who shot his gun at teenagers in his front yard. hear why the police chief is angry with what happened. adlib live tease. ad lib weather tease we're coming up on 6:45...

here's a quick look at the top stories we're following this morning... most of the evacuation orders in san jose have been lifted and the flood waters are still receding... leaving behind a muddy mess. the number of mandatory evacuations has dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. the alameda county sheriff's department is mourning one of its own.... deputy mike foley has died after being hit by an jail transport bus while on the job at the santa rita jail. the only people in the bus at the time were two deputies, one driving and the other in the passenger seat. the sheriff's office released a statement describing foley as one of the hardest working deputies in the agency. a woman's body is found along alamdea creek and police believe it may belong to 18-year-old jayda jenkins. jenkins went missing after her car crashed into the water off of niles canyon road january 21. the body has not yet been identified, but deputies have notified jenkins' family of the discovery.

drier and cooler conditions are forecast through today with chilly overnight temperatures. unsettled weather conditions return over the weekend with a storm system moving in from the north. a longer stretch of dry weather is expected starting the middle of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

in the east bay... the 20-year-old student... accused of stabbing a berkeley school principal... has now been charged with attempted murder. we first told you

about this story on tuesday. angel juarez is being held without bail accused of attacking the principal at a private special education school called via center. that's located on sixth street in berkeley.... officials say the victim was treated for non-life-threatening stab wounds and has been released from the hospital. juarez was arraigned yesterday on attempted murder charges and assault with a weapon. more details are being released in the killing of kim jong nam, the half brother of north korea's leader. police in malaysia say he was killed in an airport after two women put a nerve agent on his face.. those two women along with two other suspects are now in custody. the women claim they thought they were participating in a reality tv show and the liquid they used wasn't harmful. however, police say security cameras show them washing their hands immediately after the attack, indicating they knew it was toxic. the police chief of anaheim, is reacting to video of an off-duty l-a-p-d officer

firing a weapon during a struggle with a 13-year-old boy. this is a story we first told you about yesterday on the kron4 morning news. chip yost has the reaction from city officials. anaheim officials pressed for calm after a night of raucous protests that followed an incident in which an off-duty policeman scuffled in his front yard with a boy, drew a weapon and fired a shot into the ground. the shot came after another teen pushed the officer over a hedge and others surrounded him. mayor tom tait said thursday he was "deeply disturbed" and angered by what he saw on video of the incident, but he also denounced violence and damage caused by demonstrators.

mark adlib big board. coming up... three bay area neighborhoods are being targeted by car thieves. we'll tell you where there has been a spike in car burglaries. and next... the warriors back in action after the all star break. see the highlights from their come from victory. we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a in our suvs,

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crime scene at the bayview neighborhood in san francisco. we are hearing this may be a shooting. it's happening at the intersection of bancroft ave and jennings street police are paying close attention to a r-v parked on a side street. they have it surrounded and they are investigating what's inside. our newsroom is working to get any new details. breaking news this morning... police are at a crime scene at the bayview neighborhood in san francisco. we are hearing this may be a shooting. it's happening at the intersection of bancroft ave and jennings street police are paying close attention to a r-v parked on a side street. they have it surrounded and parked on a side street. they have it surrounded and they are investigating

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at&t internet. speeds up to 45megs for $30 a month. breaking news this morning... police are at a crime scene at the bayview neighborhood in san francisco. we are hearing this may be a shooting. it's happening at the intersection of bancroft ave and jennings street police are paying close attention to a r-v parked on a side street. they have it surrounded and they are investigating what's inside. our newsroom is working to get any new details.