predicament? i was totally shocked, um, you know, of course the shock of hearing, you know, a 16-year-old is gone, but also the shock that she was even apart of that." the hayward police department is handling the shooting investigation. sergeant ryan cantrell says tuesday night fremont police detectives found a stolen car possibly involved in recent armed robberies parked in an apartment complex on carlos bee boulevard. when they tried to make a stop, cantrell says the driver rammed into the detective's car, injuriing the two. the detectives opened fire, hitting elena, one of three passengers in the car. cantrell says the detective's may have missed their intended target.sergeant ryan cantrell/hayward police dept. "i mean, that's always possible. that's always possible." the car later crashed. miguel minjares says the driver ran off and still has not been found.

elena died at a hospital. her cousin was also in the car, but was not injured -- she was detained, then released. a man was taken into custody in connection with the robberies. miguel says the driver and elena were in a relationship and believes he forced elena to tag along. miguel minjares/victim's uncle- "if you get pulled over, you're supposed to stop and comply, whether you're in the wrong or the right and for my niece, and like i said somebody's older sister, my baby sister's daughter to be gone because somebody didn't want to comply is heartbreaking. its, its just, for a lack of a better term, its not fair. it's just not fair."stand-up close hayward police say whoever is determined to have been the driver who tried to ram over the detectives... could face assault with a deadly weapon charges or attempted murder on a peace officer. in haward, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) we first sent out a push alert about this breaking news just before 7:30 last night. you can be the

first to know about stories through the kron four mobile app. just make sure you enable push alerts when you set it up. the app is a free download on apple and android devices. (vicki) breaking news just into the kron four news room... a federal judge in hawaii has put president trump's árevised travel ban - on hold. today's ruling prevents the executive order from going into effect tomorrow. more than half a dozen states are trying to stop the ban... courts in maryland, washington state and hawaii heard arguments today about whether it should be put into practice. hawaii argued the ban discriminates on the basis of nationality... the state also says the ban would harm its tourism industry and the ability to recruit foreign students and workers. (grant) in the east bay...a murder victim has been identified. 41-year- old don castillo was murdered in a brawl that turned deadly monday afternoon. this was in a home on selborne drive, near 580 in unincorporated san landro. the suspect in the killing...has not been caught...but police say the

two knew each other. when officers got there, they noticed a blood trail leading to a home. they went insiden and found castillo suffering from significant injuries. he died at the scene. investigators believe that a gun and a knife may have been used during the crime. the motive for the incident...remains unclear tonight. mary mccord: "that we will not allow individuals, groups, nation states or a combination of them to compromise the privacy of our citizens, the economic interests of our companies, or the security of our country."(vicki) the department of justice announcing today that four people -- including two officers of the russian federal security service -- have been indicted in connection to a massive hack of yahoo information... at least 500 million yahoo accounts are affected. one person is in custody, three are thought to be in russia hiding out. (vicki) and as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the issue now ...figuring out whether the russian government was involved.

john bennet, special agent in charge fbi san francisco. this is unprecedented, this is the first time, the fbi has arrested fsb agents, we take this seriously, and they better take it seriously. track: the fbi wednesday announcing how they tracked down 2 russian spies and two international cyber criminals, indicting them in the 2014 massive yahoo hacking case. 23 bennet, fbi. 500 million users were compromised. they had unauthorized access and maintained unauthorized access to 2016. track: the fbi declining to comment on the amount of damage down to the millions of people whose private financial information was breached. only of the four indcited is in custody. the others are thought to be in russia. a big question - whether the hackers were working directly for the russian government. bennett. it is unclear. i do not have information one way or another on that. special fbi agent bennet said the investigation was complex taking many agents and 2 years to piece together - 1:23 terisa estacio, reporting san francisco. as far as what comes next, fbi matter of fact, saying they will go after them. bennet. we have the long arm of the law. and this is not the only hacking case facing yahoo -

as you may recall, a billion users were compromised this past fall - the fbi says that case is still under investigation. in san francisco, te (grant) happening tomorrow... vallejo kidnapper, matthew muller, is set to be sentenced tomorrow. muller pleaded

guilty last september ... for abducting denise huskins from her boyfriend's vallejo home in march of 2015. huskins is now suing the vallejo police department for intially calling her story a hoax. but in a bizare twist of events.. authorities discovered evidence that tied muller to huskins'' disappearance... muller was demanding money for her return. prosecutors are asking the judge to sentence him to 40 years... but he could be sentenced to life in prison. (grant) tomorrow also marks the five year anniversary since sierra lamar's disappearance. lamar, who is from morgan hill, was last seen on her way to school back on march 16, 2012. 25-year-old antolin garcia-torres has been charged with her kidnapping and murder. this after investigators say they found lamar's dna in his car. he is currently on trial - which is expected to continue tomorrow.

(vicki) a stomach flu outbreak sickens dozens of kids at one east bay elementary. kron4's maureen kelly was at the school today where classrooms were still being deep cleaned. this started on friday when a bunch of 5th graders here at dublin elementary started getting sick at school.then monday 70 kids were absent...about half of those reporting symptoms of the stomach flu...the district says they've had one case confirmed to be norovirus. a troop of custodial workers cleaned every surface in the school over the weekend.....the department of health has been here checking on their progress...and today more desks were being sprayed with a bleach solution and wiped down.....and the carpets deep cleaned.....and then dried with fans....nora virus is a more severe version of stomach flu symptoms they can last longer be a little bit rougher and it's very contagious obviouslyif your child is showing symptoms of stomach virus please keep them home and were asking from the direct county health to have

them stay home 48 hours after their symptoms have subsided before they come back to school the district says they'll double the custodial staff here indefinately until this outbreak is over...they do feel like they are getting a handle on it. on a normal day the school of 900 students has somewhere between 35-40 kids out sick....yesterday 47 stayed home from school, today that number was 46....they don't know yet how many of those are related to stomach flu....and how many are being kept out as a precaution. maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) state senate committee members today heard suggestions on how to prevent another 'ghost ship' fire.....which killed 36 people in oakland december 2nd...(grant) catherine heenan is here with details on what they talked about....and why they'reso concerned about future risk... they made it clear that this goes way

beyond oakland.... that there are hundreds - even thousands - of similar and un- permitted 'live-work' buildings throughout california.. the hearing was aimed at identifying obstacles and possiblereforms in making things safer.. part of the conversation was about local governments being properlyequipped to inspect buildings....and enforce building and fire codes. think about it. the power goes out and firefighters need to come in and know where people are sleeping.they know when it's a house - they're trained for it. but in a warehouse, you don't know that. the bottom line is conversation. conversations with the tenants. conversations with the building owners.most important - conversations between the departments in a municipality or the district having jurisdiction. the father of one of the people who died in the fire said that zoning and

coding reforms are needed... but also financial support to encourage california to build safe places for artists to live and work. vicki and grant? (grant) oakland's embattled fire chief teresa deloach- reed is retiring. oakland's first african- american female fire chief signed her retirement papers yesterday. reed began her career as a firefighter with the city of san jose back in 19-86. she was promoted to fire chief in oakland in 2012.... but came under fire after the deadly ghost- ship warehouse fire...her department was criticized for a lack of inspections at that warehouse.. reed will now earn more than $160,000 a year in retirement.. from her pensions from san jose and oakland. she is set to retire in may. (grant) video showing officers beating up a man - has a lot of people questioning if the officers actions where necessary. still ahead on kron four news at five. we talk to an expert in use of force - to

learn more about the appropriate approach. (vicki) then, an update on the wayward sea lion - found stuck in a vacaville canal. find out if rescue crews were able to track him down.(grant) plus, the numbers are in. one north bay community is going to have to fork out millions of dollars - to repair damage from this past winter storms. find out just how much - after the break. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay,

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surfaced showing a vallejo police officer punching and hitting a suspect with a flash light... we are learning that this is not the first time his use of force was called into question.(grant) kron 4's dan kerman is live in valleo tonight with new details. dan? vallejo police have identified the officer seen punching a suspect in this video, which

has gone viral over what some see as excessive use of force. he's spencer bottomley, a former marine, who joined the police force in 2015, according to the city of vallejo's website. the video was captured on friday as bottomley was taking suspect dejuan hall into custody. hall has been charged with resisting an officer and battery on an officer. now kron 4 has learned this is not the first time bottomley has been accused crossing the line with a suspect. sotthis is the wife of derrick shields.. she preferred not to show her face in october her husband filed this lawsuit against the city of vallejo alleging bottomley and 4 other officers used excessive force against him on april 11th of last year. sotamong the allegations in the lawsuit , "defendant spencer bottomley struck plaintiff with his flashlight all over plaintiff's body" that is similar to what you see in the video of hall's arrest friday. shields wife is glad it has become public.sot143/just getting

(vicki) the force used during that arrest... of a man in vallejo continues to come under scrutiny. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to someone who says the use of force...was completely by the book.

pursued on foot, tackled, punches thrown, duty weapon drawn...do you see any red flags in the officer's response from what you see in this video?don cameron/arrestin g control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "no! the officer did what he was trained to do"i came to the contra costa county sheriff's office training center in pittsburg to get some perspective on last friday's arrest of dejuan hall in the city of vallejo. i showed the video to head arresting control and baton instructor here don cameron, who has trained bay area law enforcement officers for the past 49-years...his thoughts about the vallejo police officer tackling hall while he was in a sitting position on the media?don cameron/arrestin

g control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "no! the officer did what he was trained to do""i mean if he sat down with his hands up that would be a different story but he didn't. so what the officer needs to do is quickly get him under control because i don't know if he is armed. i don't know if he is doing this to set me up? that has to be a red flag for the officer and he has to be thinking ahead of that"what about those punches?don cameron/arresting control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "we use fisted strikes. it's a fact of police training and we have done that for years" pulling a weapon, any red flag there?don cameron/arresting control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "no under that circumstance when you have a crowd coming into you, they are obviously not pro-police, so i want the gun out, i want to say hey back off. i'm not pointing it at you. people obviously backed off at that point"john burris/civil rights attorney "pulling out the gun under those circumstances to me was fundamentally poor tactics" civil rights attorney john burris takes a different view of the use of force in this casejohn burris/civil rights attorney"the use of force was unjustified, regardless of what he had done before. it was the police that initiated the contact and initiated the force, when it appeared that the circumstances were, he was trying to surrender"don cameron/arresting control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "bottom line with most of these use of forces is, if the do what the officer told him to do initially, there would be no force used"on tuesday dejaun hall plead not guilty to 4 counts of resisting an officer and one count of officer...in haaziq madyun

kron4news (grant) the barrage of winter storms in recent months. has caused nearly $10 million dollars of damage in marin county. of the county's 24 roads and properties that were significantly damaged... eight locations sustained damage of more than half- a-million-bucks. now the county is seeking state and feferal reimbursement for storm damage repairsbut that could take years. in the meantime marin county residents may be eligible for tax relief... if they sustained 10 thousand or more in storm damage. (vicki) taking a live look outside... what a difference a day makes. that hint of spring is gone and there's a chill in the air. kron 4's meteorologist brittany ship with what we can expect tonight.

big cool down across the bay area due to onshore flow, cloud cover and a weak system moving through norcal. the biggest temperature drops were across the north bay and monterey peninsula. napa airport had a 24 hour change of 14 degrees colder today and salinas airport was 15 degrees colder. in addition, radar imagery continues to show returns over the north bay, but still struggling to find some ground truth. did find two coop sites that tipped a 0.01" and 0.02". we also had one report via social media that a brief shower occurred near santa rosa. a few showers will lingering across the north bay this afternoon and into early this evening.

(grant) a mcdonald's employee jumps into action when an off-duty officer has a medical emergency. that still ahead... (vicki) but first, people who live in oroville are speaking out - saying there are major problems with the city's evacuation plans. hear the changes they say city officials need to make before another crisis strikes.

(grant) happening now in vacaville. a sea lion dubbed "mr.leisure" is making his way out of a canal and back toward the sacramento river. marine mammal experts were working to rescue the young sea lion from the canal...but say he may free

himself. the male sea lion was first spotted swimming near the irrigation canal yesterday morning. crews believe the mammal traveled up the sacramento river, took a wrong turn and followed a series of waterways to reach the canal. they are now monitoring the sea lion's progress. officials say "mr leisure" is in good health, and appears to be enjoying his adventure. a local 14 year old boy helped with the naming...he said he saw the mammal appearing to enjoy a leisurely stroll down the creek...stopping to sun bathe at times. the se lion was also found near leisure town road. (vicki) crews continue to repair damage in the eroded spillway of oroville dam... but now the people affected by the evacuations are speaking out about the dam emergency. last month more than 180-thousand people were forced from their homes after the spillway was threatening to fail and cause massive flooding,. and

although it did not fail.. neighbors say there were big holes in the evacuation plan. last night at a community meeting, they voiced their concerns... one woman says she was stuck inside her home because the evacuation centers did not have equipment for her disability. (vicki) some evacuees say it's time to put more pressure on the department of water resources, local leaders, and state representatives. state water officials warned six years ago, that if the nation's tallest dam were to fail.. communities down river would not receive enough warning time to evacuate. (grant) the city of vacaville is being hit with a lawsuit over contaminated water. an environmental group filed the federal lawsuit on monday at the u-s district court in sacramento. in the lawsuit the group called, "california river watch", sued the city of vacaville over the amount of a naturally occurring toxic chemicals in the groundwater...

used in showers, and inside the home. and this is the same toxin that sickened southern california residents as depicted in the movie "erin brockovich." the city spokesman has not commented on the lawsuit. (grant) still ahead... members of president trump's own party are openly challenging his claim - that trump tower had been wiretapped - under the orders of president barack obama. the latest from capitol hill - next. (vicki) then, the northeast is digging themselves out this evening - after a massive winter storm - that has turned deadly. a look at the conditions there.

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tower.the president claims it happens.tonight, new repudiation .it's coming from republicans as well as democrats(grant )catherine heenan is here to show us what they're saying. (catherine) it's been more than ten days since the president tweeted out his explosive accusation that his predecessor tapped his phones during the election campaign. today the idea drew a striking repudiation from the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee.

california> "we don't have any evidence that that took place. in fact, i don't believe -- just in the last week of time, people we've talked to -- i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower." representative david nunes was joined by the ranking democrat adam schiff. thus far, we've seen no basis for that, whatsoever. nunes says the president's aides, press secretary sean spicer and counsler kellyanne conway, have given various interpretations of the tweet, but no facts. the reality is, i don't think they have the foggiest idea what was behind the president's claim, except maybe something he watched on tv."house speaker paul ryan joined the chorus. "just to put a button on this, nothing that would suggest president obama had president trump wiretapped at trump tower, as far as you know?" "that's correct."and even trump's own attorney general. "did you ever have a chance to brief the president on investigations related to the campaign or did you ever give him any reason to believe that he was wiretapped by the previous administration?""look, um, answer no. fbi director sean comey is due to testify publicly nex monday.he went to the capitold today for a closed door meeting with charles grassley and dianne feinstein, the top republican and democrat on the senate intelligence committee.éé "i'm not going to comment on

anything that comes out of a briefing because i'm not going to try and separate in my own mind what's classified and what's not classified because i don't want to go to jail." (catherine) donald trump is far away from the controversy tonight... he's in nashville, tennessee for a 'make america great' campaign-style rally...grant? (grant) the marine corps is expected to issue new social media guidelines this evening. it comes after recent revelations that nude pictures of female marines were posted online without their permission. the new guidelines will clarify the military code of justice punishments that can be applied to social media sexual harassment -- in line with other forms of sexual harassment. neller testified before the senate armed services committee yesterday. he condemned

those who posted the photos (grant) be prepared to pay more. the federal reserve has raised its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point. it's just the third time rates have gone up since the financial crisis. and more hikes may come this year. mary moloney explains what the rate increase means for our wallets. higher rates have come back to america.of course one rate hike won't change the world. but if you have a credit card --savings account ---if you invest in stocks or bonds --or want to buy a house or a car -- you should probably pay attention.hate to say it -- your credit cards will get more expensive.credit card companies typically mirror the fed.so -- chances are the interest rate you pay could rise -- soon.if you can -- pay off your balances fast.or transfer your balance to a zero-interest card -- to give you a little more time.car loan companies tend to do the same thing as credit card companies.expect to see similar increases on that car

loan rate.likewise, if you're shopping for a new mortgage -- even though the fed doesn't directly set mortgage rates. don't expect to see your savings account fatten.to start seeing more interest on your money -- the fed will have to raise rates higher. which it may do at least two more times this year.for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. (vicki) happening now in the northeast... people there are digging themselves out after a massive snow storm. new york officials are traveling the empire state...assessing the damage from the snowstorm. parts of upstate new york reported more than 30-inches of snow tuesday. the largest amount reported was 41-inches in bridgewater. at a news conference just a few hours ago, the governor of new york says reinforcements are coming. (sot) "broom county/southern tier was one of the most severely hit by this storm so we're in the process of bringing in more national guard and more state assets through the southern tier, specifically." (vicki) the northeast and

mid-atlantic storm led to at least seven deaths in the u-s and canada this week, including a man in new york's staten island. big cool down across the bay area due to onshore flow, cloud cover and a weak system moving through norcal. the biggest temperature drops were across the north bay and monterey peninsula. napa airport had a 24 hour change of 14 degrees colder today and salinas airport was 15 degrees colder. in addition, radar imagery continues to show returns over the north bay, but still struggling to find some ground truth. did find two

coop sites that tipped a 0.01" and 0.02". we also had one report via social media that a brief shower occurred near santa rosa. a few showers will lingering across the north bay this afternoon and into early this evening. (glo)it appears that a death penalty decision is still months (glo)it appears that a death penalty decision is still months away. . .in the case of a florida airport shooting suspect.26-year-old esteban

santiago attended a hearing today.he is accused in the january 6th shooting. . . that killed five people and wounded six.the rampage happened at the fort lauderdale airport. officials say the death penalty decision process has just begun.the defense team says santiago suffers from mental disorders.he pleaded not guilty to a 22-count indictment.santiago's trial is set for october. (vicki) still ahead.. a fast-food employee - is being hailed a hero tonight after jumping to the aid of an off-duty officer. hear from the employee coming up. (grant) but first, police in fresno are searching for a robbery suspect - who they say hid in a grocery store and held-up the employees. we'll show you the video after the break. (vicki) on wallstreet... stocks are seeing solid gains after the federal reserve nudged interest rates higher and signaled that any further increases this year will be gradual. the dow gaining more than 112 points. the nasdaq climbing 43 points. and the s&p... jumped 20 points.

(grant) an update to a story we first brought to you yesterday on kron four news at five... officers say they've arrested the woman who abandoned her two-year-old daughter at a store in riverside. the 31-year-old was taken into custody at a bank... after a teller recognized her from news

reports. she was caught on surveillance caught on she was caught on surveillance video leaving her daughter at a "food for less" over the weekend. police say she was recently kicked out of her home because she had problems with drugs a alcohol abuse, as well as mental issues. she could face multiple charges including child endangerment and child abandonment. (vicki) a creepy holdup inside a dollar general in fresno county. and the incident...was caught on store surveillance cameras. take a look. you can see an armed man walk in and hide in the back storage room until the store closes for the night. he comes out of hiding and when one of the two workers passes by while cleaning up, he points a gun at her. he orders her to fill a bag with cash from the register and safe -- and takes off with it. neither

worker was hurt. police are offering a thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and prosecution. (grant) authorities in phoenix say a murder suspect is dead following a police chase officers say the suspect stole this bright yellow corvette at gunpoint...and lead police on a pursuit across town. you can see him speeding through the streets... running red lights and at one point even driving the wrong way. the pursuit ended when a police vehicle crashed into the sports car...which slammed into a traffic pole. police say shots were fired and the suspect was killed. no officers were hurt. "i'm tech reporter gabe slate coming up on kron four news i will show you new homes in the bay area that are being built that you can control them with your iphone or your ipad - smart homes, connected homes this is happening now." 7- day forecast is coming up next!

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breaking news... a federal judge has blocked president trump's new travel ban. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant... as you reported earlier at five... a federal judge in hawaii has put president trump's árevised travel ban - on hold. today's ruling prevents the executive order from going into effect tomorrow. more than half a dozen states are trying to stop the ban... we'll just moments ago the president addressed the judge's order with defiance. we will tell you what he said and how he plans to keep fighting for the ban. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. grant now back to you. (vicki) apple's move into the smart home scene is taking shape. they have partnered with k-b homes - one

of the nation's largest builders - to design and build house from the ground up with an i-device in mind. the end goal is to let people control their home with their i-phone .. kron-4's tech reporter gabe slate got a demo. this new development in san jose by kb homes is called the prominade at communications hill. it's a techy sounding neighborhood, which is perfect, for the high tech features you can add on to the homes here. starting at 25-hundred dollars you can add apple home kit to a home. turning it into a smart connected house. through your iphone or ipad you can lock or unlock your door. you can turn lights on and off. you can dim the lights. you can change the color of the lights. you can open and shut the shades in various rooms. from the couch downstairs through an apple tv remote using siri...you can voice command the fan upstairs in the room to turn on. you can also adjust the thermostat through this device. and you can set scenes. if you wanna turn the living room into

movie watching mode. pretty cool stuff. controlling your home through your iphone or ipad. but what about security? can your house get hacked? apple built this system with end to end encription. there is no data to hack into. and to get into the system you have to use your own device. your phone or tablet that is code protected or finger print protected. ten to fifteen years form now i can see you having these smart home features built in. until then...most of us will continue to turn the light off the old fashion way. (vicki)mickey-d's could be joining in on the online ordering movement. . .the company has started testing mobile order-and-pay. . after acknowledging the ordering process in its restaurants can be stressful.mcdonalds says it will gather feedback from the test before launching the option. . .nationally toward the end of the year. restaurants in monterey and salinas have the option available right now.the

company will expand it over to spokane, washington next week. (grant) a mcdonald's employee in florida is being called a hero tonight... after he helped save an off-duty officer - who was having a medical emergency. and it is all caught on camera. it happened earlier this week. the 22-year-old was working the drive-through when the woman drove up with her kids. another camera shows the officer's car rolling forward. she was having some kind of health problem... and the worker did not hesitate. he hopped right out of the window and ran to her car. (grant) another off-duty rescue officer also happened to be at the mcdonalds at the time. he too helped the polie officer. that officer was taken to the hospital and is

in critical condition. it's unclear what her medical emergency was. (ááágrant/liveááá) big cool down across the bay area due to onshore flow, cloud cover and a weak system moving through norcal. the biggest temperature drops were across the north bay and monterey peninsula. napa airport had a 24 hour change of 14 degrees colder today and salinas airport was 15 degrees colder. in addition, radar imagery continues to show returns over the north bay, but still struggling to find some ground truth. did find two coop sites that tipped a 0.01" and 0.02". we also had one report via social media that a brief shower occurred near santa rosa. a few showers will lingering across the north bay this afternoon and into early this evening.

(vicki) hollywood star ben affleck revealing he just got out of rehab. the addiction he was battling.

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winning dad making a brave announcement on facebook yesterday that he's completed rehab for alcohol addiction. kk: ben you wear so many hats in hollywood now, producer, director, actor. and you've also sort of opened up about you know struggling with the fame. how do you deal with the pressure of // like i don't want to be in this at all?// 10;07:25 ba: you know i don't think about it too much in agricate. i just focus on like what i'm doing // and i don't get too caught up in a sort of whole meta thing of it all.vo#1 taking life one day at a time... its a philosophy closely associated with alcohol recovery- and at the crux of that answer during our most recent interview with ben in january.music hit pay photo w/ sober companionvo#2a day earlier ben was spotted in beverly hills with a sober companion.. it was an indication that he was actively recommitting himself to recovery. and as we now know he has completed treatment music hit on fb pagerev vo#3

ben- who was spotted out today in santa monica with estranged wife jennifer garner- told the world his truth yesterday in a candid facebook post- saying quote vo#4i want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step. i'm lucky to have the love of my family and friends, including my co-parent, jen..."vo#12"ben did this for himself, and his family. family always comes first."we'll have so much more on this story tonight on 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm michael yo back to you, (ááávicki/2- shotááá) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(ááágrant/2- shotááá) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ááápamááá) vicki and grant thank you. next... president trump's new revised travel ban is blocked by a federal judge. we'll have the latest at six.(steve) and a health scare at an east bay school. dozens of kids sickened by a severe stomach bug. we'll show you how the school is trying to prevent more students from

getting sick. kron 4 news at six is next.

( pam ) good evening... i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. late this afternoon... a federal judge halted president donald trump's revised travel ban. the president wasted no time firing back. grant lodes is in our breaking news center with his reaction. it was pretty defiant, grant. ( grant ) this started in hawaii... that's the state that is leading the challenge. california was among those that joined in... and the federal judge went ahead and halted the ban. the judge cited "questionable evidence supporting the government's national security motivation" in his decision. he also added the state would like

succeed in arguing its claim the ban violates the first amendment... protecting people against religious discrimination. president ttrump right now is in nashville, tennessee at a rally. his reaction... pretty strong. he once again went after the 9th circuit and had a harsh critique of this ruling.

statement... it appears an appeal is definitely in the works. the travel ban by the way was suppose to take effect at midnight on the east coast.( grant ) we will be following this story all night on kron four. pam and steve. (pam) dozens of students from one east bay elementary school are sickened after a stomach flu outbreak. and now, classrooms are being scrubbed down to try and stop the virus from spreading even further.(pam) this illness first cropped up on friday when a group of students in one classroom began getting sick.(steve)kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on the steps the district is taking. the custodial staff at dublin elementary aren't taking any chances.....wearing gloves and maskes.....and then spraying a bleach solution on the desks... the district spokesperson says they've been hard at work since after this virus first showed up on friday.we had 19

staff members working 150 hours over the weekend to clean and disinfect our classrooms are common spaces playground balls computers keyboards any touch points that kids or staff would had contact with in an elementary school has been cleaned at this point more cleaning could be seen today...in addition to the wipe down of the desks......the carpets of the classrooms have been deep cleaned....and then dried with fans....squirt squirtthe kids that are here are given hand santizer...so far there has been only one confirmed case of norovirus....but this outbreak has made a lot of kids sick.monday we had 70 absences and about half of those were attributed to stomach flu symptoms on a typical day we usually have 35 to 40 absences yesterday we had 47 today we had 46 we don't have tracking numbers yet on how many of those are directly attributable to stomach flu symptomsbut at least one mom i talked to took her daughter out of school....just in casei'm taking her home right now precautionary she had some cramping actually on monday so i'm gonna go get her checked outshe doesn't think the school has gone far enough to

stamp this virus out.i did the school probably should've been close for a couple of days until they cleaned it up that's what usually happens at nursing homes and cruise ships the district says the alameda county health department has been here to check up on their clean up jobthey say they are doubling the custodial staff here at this school indefinately until the outbreak is over.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( steve ) there are quite a few symptoms that come with the norovirus itself... we have them for you as well as what you can do to prevent it from spreading by going to our website... kron four dot com. just click the link on the front page. ( pam ) a bank teller is under arrest in the north bay... police say, he helped a robber pull off a heist. the robbery happened on friday at the westamerica bank in san rafael. investigators say, phone logs showed that the teller and the robbery suspect .. had numerous conversations in the days leading up to the robbery.

as for the suspected robber ... police say, they arrested him the next day during a sting operation. an officer spotted the man making what appeared to be a drug deal... and took him into custody. (pam) the family of a young girl killed yesterday during an officer involved shooting in hayward, is speaking exclusively to kron four tonight.(steve) fremont police detectives, working in hayward... opened fire last night while trying to stop a wanted suspect.. in connection with a string of armed robberies in fremont. the shooting happened after the driver rammed the detective's car. 16-year-old elena mondragon's uncle says, his niece did not survive her gunshots wounds. he spoke with kron four's philippe djegal today. (philippe)miguel minjares/victim's uncle- "it's heartbreaking to hear my little sister cry like that and to know that, you know, she's not gonna walk in here and tell my cousins, you

(steve)now to another big story... and the video of a vallejo police officer ( dan) vallejo cop other lawsuit 0315176pkgvallejo police say

the officer seen in this video is spencer bottomley a former marine, who the city's website says has been on the force since 2015 bottomley's use of force to take suspect dejuan hall into custody on friday has been called into question since the video went viral.sot they are given badges, with the authority to protect and serve not with the authority to beat and bullythis is the wife of derrick shields.. she preferred not to show her face in october her husband filed this federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of vallejo alleging officer bottomley and 4 other officers used excessive force against him on april 11th of last year. sotamong the allegations in the lawsuit , "defendant spencer bottomley struck plaintiff with his flashlight all over plaintiff's body" that is similar to what you see in the video of hall's arrest friday. sostshields wife says she's glad there is now video of a similar incident to her husbandssot133/get off the force

( dan) (pam) the force used by police during the recent arrest of a man in vallejo... continues to come under scrutiny... (steve) that's because video of that arrest has been seen all over the internet. now a prominent bay area civil rights attorney is weighing in with his opinion of what happened. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. was the amount of force used

necessary when this vallejo police officer arrested dejuan hall john burris/civil rights attorney: "absolutely not! i think this is a clear case of use of excessive force"the viral video recorded last friday has caught the attention of civil rights attorney john burris. there are questions out there about the amount of forced used to arrest hall, who was allegedly acting irractically at a gas station in vallejo last friday. burris who has represented over a 1000 clients in the past 35-years with civil rights claims against police, explains why he thinks dejuan hall's civil rights were violated john burris/civil rights attorney: "in essence this officer is going to beat this man into submission. i saw no real effort to try and calm this situation down, to de-escalate it. the use of the baton where there were a number of assaulted conduct that should not have taken place"burris also takes issue with tackling hall from behind to prevent any possible weapons being used against the arresting officerjohn burris/civil

rights attorney: "if he thought he had a weapon that was clearly the wrong approach because if you think a person has a weapon you take cover and you put yourself in a position of safety"at one point in the video the officer takes his gun out of the holster. burris says he did not see anything to justify that movejohn burris/civil rights attorney: "the crowd didn't appear to be charging anyone. the crowd seemed to be telling him what you're doing is wrong. that is not a basis to pull out your gun"pulling a weapon, any red flag there?don cameron/arresting control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "no!"long time trainer of bay area police, the fbi today announced

russian spies are behind that big yahoo hack. one person is in custody, three are thought to be in russia hiding out. the fbi wednesday announcing how they tracked down 2 russian spies and two international cyber criminals, indicting them in the 2014 massive yahoo hacking case. the fbi declining to comment on the amount of damage down to the millions of people whose private financial information was breached. only of the four indcited is in custody. the others are thought to be in russia. a big question -

whether the hackers were working directly for the russian government. and this is not the only hacking case the only and this is not and this is not the only hacking case facing yahoo - as you may recall, a billion users were compromised this past fall - the fbi says that case is still under investigation. (pam 2-shot) the fall-out continues from president trump's claim ... thathe was 'wiretapped' by the obama administration... catherine heenan is here with more.... including the news conference held today by the house intelligence chairman... (catherine)first of all, president trump is standing by his tweet that the obama administration wiretapped him at trump tower last year....

he told fox news tonight that "wiretap covers a lot of different things"....and that he expects some "very interesting items coming to the forefront' over the next 2 weeks. but in a very striking contradiction - the chairman of the house intelligence committee - a california republican - held a news conference today.... he says he's seen no indication of the president's claim on twitter - that former president obama wiretapped his phones during the 2016 presidential campaign. we don't have any evidence that that took place in fact i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. i'm not shocked. we have a president who time and time again says things with no evidence behind them what makes the comments today by representative nunes so striking -- he's one ofthe president's strongest supporters. and the president 'asked' him to investigate the

wiretaps. also today - f-b-i director james comey arrived at capitol hill to brief members ofthe senate judiciary committee on the matter......including senator dianne feinstein.(catherine) comey is also scheduled to testify at a house intelligence committee hearing march 20th. pam and steve? teachers and staff in a south bay school district are being required to undergo trainingthat could help them to identify sexual predators. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the training was ordered as part of a civil suit judgement .... handed down this week against the morgan hill unified school district. the civil suit follows the arrest in 2014 of this man, 53 year old john arthur loyd, of hollister, who is now in state prison. loyd was convicted of molesting three young girls here at paradise elementary school in morgan hill, where he taught the 5th grade. now, as part of thenon-monetary

settlement handed down in a san jose courtroom this week, teachers and staff must be trained in how to identify sexual predators like loyd. robert allard/plaintiff's attorney< the essence of the case is to make the system better to protect children from predators. i wouldn't say there was any balking by the district on this per se except that this is a unique case, it goes beyond the money and to our clients it was very important that tis be made clear to the district...'>in a statement, the district said it does not agree with the plaintiff's assessment that it's existing training was inadequate but in the interest of maintaining a safe environment for students, it will increase instruction in spotting sexual predators. accused of isolating the young girls in a locked classroom and trading candy for hugs, john arthur loyd was sentenced to 40 years in prison.as for the monetary part of the settlement, the plaintiffs

will share an award of $8.25 million dollars. in morgan hill rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) tiburon police say, they are investigating an assault incident ... involving nationally syndicated radio host michael savage. it happened last night on main street... police say, savage got into some sort of confrontation with another man. when officers arrived, they say, both men wanted police to place the other under arrest for battery. it is not clear what sparked the argument. savage is known for being a strong supporter of president donald trump. (steve)the latest tonight on a california senate hearing. . . over the oakland warehouse fire that killed 36-people.the tragedy brought attention to several similar incidents. . . involving struggling artists who are illegally using warehouses as housing units and entertainment venues.state lawmakers considered the issue for the first time. . .today at a sacramento hearing. artists say high rent prices drive them to utilize warehouses that are not zoned for housing and venue usage.a

working group is set to study the issue. . .and report later this year with recommendations. (pam) on the peninsula. an area of san mateo where something that looks like a pipe bomb was found today... is now considered safe. it happened around noon on south el camino real near the shops at tanforan mall. upon arrival, crews found the alleged pipe bomb but still no word on what that item actually was. drivers were urged to avoid the area as roads were shut down. roads have since been re- opened but police warn drivers to expect traffic delays while they clear the scene this evening. toss weather

big cool down across the bay area due to onshore flow, cloud cover and a weak system moving through norcal. the biggest temperature drops were across the north bay and monterey peninsula. napa airport had a 24 hour change of 14 degrees colder today and salinas airport was 15 degrees colder. in addition, radar imagery continues to show returns over the north bay, but still

struggling to find some ground truth. did find two coop sites that tipped a 0.01" and 0.02". we also had one report via social media that a brief shower occurred near santa rosa. a few showers will lingering across the north bay this afternoon and into early this evening. big cool down across the bay area due to onshore flow, cloud cover and a weak system moving through norcal. the biggest temperature drops were across the north bay and monterey peninsula. napa airport had a 24 hour change of 14 degrees colder today and salinas airport was 15 degrees colder. in addition, radar imagery continues to show returns over the north bay, but still struggling to find some ground truth. did find two coop sites that tipped a 0.01" and 0.02". we also had one report via social media that a brief shower occurred near santa rosa. a few showers will lingering across the north bay this afternoon and into early this evening. (pam) it has been a story we

have been following closely. a sea lion stuck in vacaville. we have an update on his whereabouts. (steve) and the rain may have moved out but the problems are still lingering in the east bay. we will take you to a park that remains closed because of flooding.(pam)new tonight at eight... a fast- moving creek is eating away at their property, now residents are coming together to figure out what to do next. kron 4's alecia reid is there... she will have a live report, tonight at eight. áásynopsis promo to watch kron 4 news at 10 pm every night of the week

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sacramento. .. (take vo) he was spotted in the canal near leisure town road in vacaville on tuesday.mr. leisure may now be making his way out toward the sacramento river.he went into a drainage pipe . . .but poked his head out earlier this morning.a crew from the marin county marine mammal center is monitoring the sea lion's progress.they say he may have taken a wrong turn in the river and swam into a series of ditches and waterways. . . into the canal. ( steve )lake del valle park near livermore remains closed tonight following major flooding last month. while the lake level has finally recided to it's normal level trails have been damaged. maintenance crews are tackling the huge piles of debris that must be cleaned up before the park can be opened. park officials are hoping the last remaining storms of the season will not hamper their efforts to reopen the park by mid- april. (pam ahead.. going up. the federal reserve decides to raise interest rates. the ominious warning the fed gave

for its decision.(steve) and the scandal involving nude photos of women in the military grows. who else is caught up in this mess.(pam) plus is she getting back in the game? the political office former presidential candidate hillary clinton .. could be running for.

in haward... the

family of 16-year-old elena mondragon confirms that she is the young girl killed tuesday night in an officer involved shooting. fremont police fired at a stolen car in which she was a passanger after the driver attempted to ram the detectives with the car. the car was wanted in connection with several armed robberies reported in fremont and other cities. elena's uncle believe's his niece was forced to tag along. she was not named as a suspect in the case.miguel minjares/victim's uncle- "he may have been holding 'ebby' by somewhat of a force. by, um, a force of threat." philippe djegal, kron four news. in dublin dozens of students here at dublin elementary were sickened in a stomach flu outbreak. one case has been confirmed to be norovirus. monday 70 kids stayed home from school..today that number is down to 46...still above average...for this campus.... a troop of custodial workers cleaned every surface in the school over the weekend.....and today more desks were being sprayed with

a bleach solution and wiped down....the district says the alameda county health department has been here to check up on their clean up job they say they are doubling the custodial staff here at this school indefinately until the outbreak is over.maureen kelly kron4 news. here in vallejo, police have confirmed the officer in that viral video is spencer bottomley. bottomley's use of force has been called into question since that video has spread like wildfire. in the meantime, we're learning this is not the first time bottomley has been accused of crossing the line with a suspect. lat year, eric shields filed this federal civil rights lawsuit accusing bottomley and four other officers of excessive force. that lawsuit is just in its beginning stage. as for the bottomley case police are investigating, bottomley remains on the job. in vallejo, dan kerman. kron4 news. officials here at the contra costa county sheriff's law enforcement training center, say the forced used to arrest a vallejo man last friday was completely justifieddon

cameron/arresting control and baton instructor/contra costa county sheriff's office law enforcement training center: "the officer did what he was trained to do. i mean if he sat down with his hands up that would be a different story but he didn't"civil rights attorney john burris views it differentlyjohn burris/civil rights attorney: " i think this is a clear case of use of excessive force. in essence this officer is going to beat this man into submission. i saw no real effort to try and calm this situation down, to de-escalate it"on tuesday hall plead not guilty to 4 counts of resisting an officer and one count of battery on an officer...haaziq madyun kron4news ( terisa )

government was involved in the hack. > in morgan hill, the school district has agreed to the non monetary terms of a judgement in a civil suit brought by the parents of three girls molested by a teacher at paradise elementary school. the district must now modify existing procedures and training with regard to the identification of sexual predators. the case stems from the arrest and conviction in 2015 of53 year old john arthur loyd, a 5th grade teacher. loyd is now serving a 40 year sentence in state prison. in the monetary part of the suit, the plaintiffs were award $8.25 million dollars. in morgan hill rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam)toss weather big cool down across the bay area due to onshore flow, cloud cover and a weak system moving through norcal. the biggest temperature drops were across the north bay and monterey peninsula. napa airport had a 24 hour change of 14 degrees colder today and salinas airport was 15 degrees colder. in addition, radar imagery continues to show returns over the north bay, but still struggling to find some ground truth. did find two coop sites that tipped a 0.01" and 0.02". we also had one report via social media that a brief shower occurred near santa rosa. a few showers will lingering across the north bay this afternoon and into early this evening.

( steve ) a big story today that could effect your pocketbook is the federal reserve deciding to raise interest rates. the key rate is being bumped up by a quarter of a percentage point. this is the third rate increase since december 2015. the rate hike can be seen as a vote of confidence in the economy. unemployment has been falling and the economy keeps growing. but when you listen to federal reserve chairman janet yellen, the fed had to act otherwise there could have been consequences down the road.

turn could risk disrupting financial markets and pushing the economy into recession.">( steve ) an interest rate hike could mean the monthly payment on a mortgage or car loan could rise. it could also effect other forms of borrowing money from a bank. the stock market appeared to welcome the news. all three markets closed higher. ( pam anchor 2-shot) the marine corps is beginning to make changes in the light ofthe nude photo scandal.... involving pictures of female marines posted online without their permission. catherine heenan is here with a step taken today by the marine commandant.. (catherine) a day after promising senate committee members that he would 'fix' the problem... general robert neller is now signing new social media guidelines for the marines.. they'll clarify the military punishments that can be applied to social media sexual

harassment... they'll be in line with how other forms of harassment are handled.also today - the associated press is reporting that sexual misconduct remains a problem atu.s. military academies.....despite programs designed to prevent assaults and help victims. reports of sexual assaults, for example, increased last year at west point....and at the naval academy in annapolis. (catherine) an anonymous survey also found that sexual misconduct often isn't reported.pam and steve? .. (steve) hillary clinton might not be done just yet with politics. the office she reportedly may be ready to run for...possibly later this year.

( pam ) hillary clinton's political career may not be over just yet.( steve ) it appears she is thinking of making another run for office. the presidency isn't what she is after... reports say she is contemplating running for mayor of new york city.

current mayor bill de blasio is in his first term and is seeking re-election this november. clinton does have plenty of new york ties... she lives in the suburbs and of course served as a senator. (pam)in sports... the st. mary's gaels get ready for their first round n-c-a-a tournament game...(steve)... while the cal bears are looking for a new head coach... gary has that story and all the sports... coming up

just a couple on mnths ago cal was looking for a new football

coach now they will need to news basketball coach too cuonzo martin has left cal to become the new coach at missouri agreeing to a 7- year, $21 million contract martin coached at cal for 3 seasons leading the bears to the ncaa tournament last season but the team made a dissapointing 1st round exit then missed the tournamrent this season losing in the 1st round of the nit to cal state bakersfield last nightmissouri made the announcement this afternoon and scheduled a "campus celebration" for monday martin is an east st. louis, missouri native

the st. mary's gaels start their ncaa tournament tomorrow they practiced today at "vivint smart home arena" in salt lake city the home of the nba's utah jazzthe gaels got into the tournamnt as a 7th seed after not being chosen last year despite winning 27 gamesbut this year they are in as for their opponent(wipe to fullscreen) they take on 10th seeded viginia commonwealth tomorrow tip time about 4:40 in the afternoonhere are a couple of players on getting into the tournament this season(sot: joe rahon & calvin hermanson) joe rabon"you kind of just

enjoy the moment when your name gets called and you see your name pop up on the screen and you kind of just... one of the happier moments you've had as a player and then you find out who you're playing and you enjoy the moment probably for the rest of sunday and then monday you kind of focus in and see how... try to figure out how you're going to beat your opponent... and for us it's vcu."calvin hermanson"i think we do have confidence... we have confidence every time we step on the court... and uh... you know this environment is not different so we're excited to go out and compete against some different teams and see what we can do." the us davis aggies in the first four game playing for a spot in the final field of 64 jim les uc davis head coach 2nd halfchima monek (mo-neck-ee) the bispectacled one hits the bank shot he had 18 points and 12 rebounds second left davis up 3nc central instead of the quick two tries to tie it with a three they miss twice and that's it!u.c. davis moves on to face #1 seeded kansas

friday in tulsa, oklahoma final: 67-63 u.c. davis

warriors preparing to host the orlando magic tomorrow night after another lackluster offensive performnce in a close win over the cellar- dwelling 76ers last night head coach steve kerr doesn't seem to be too worried about itsteve kerr"yeh last couple of weeks we've stuggled to score at times... uh... we havn't been hitting shots... uh... so we've got to take care of our defense... that's the main thng and you saw what happened last night when we were locked in defensively it changed the whole game... and that has to be our focus... we can;t worry abut who's scoring and who's not." lavar ball the outspoken father of lonzo ball said a couple of days ago he'd destroy in a game of one-on-onejordan hasn't responded but charles barkley has lavar ball the outspoken father of lonzo ball said a couple of days ago he'd

destroy michael jordan in a game of one-on-onejordan hasn't responded but charles barkley hascharles barkley "i'm too old and fat to play basketball... but i'll challenge mr. ball to a one-on- one... but ain;t no guy who averaged two points a game can beat me one-on-one... i'm positive of that."lavar ball "he want to play one-on-one and all this... and he say i averaged two points... who cares?... i no he don;t want to play no one-on-onwe 'cause he too big... he better stay behind in tnt and eat them doughnuts... i'll send him some krispy creme doughnuts and he'll be my friend again." again." (pam) we have had more than our share of rain this year... but it is different story elsewhere. the weather record nearly set last month.

kids.. teens hoping to play in march madness one day are turning to technology to improve their basketball game. the number one selling smart ball on the market right now is the dribble=up ball. it transfers data via bluetooth to an app on a smartphone or tablet and provides realtime feedback to the user. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate met with a trainer and two east bay high school kids who are using it. (steve) there might be

blizzards outside in parts of the country this week... (pam) but if you felt last month was warmer than normal, you're right. nasa says... global temperatures last month .. were the second- warmest february in more than a century of modern record- keeping. the warmest february ever happened last year. as far as temperatures, nasa says and russia's siberia area warmer than they were from between 19-51 and 19-80 . last weather and goodbye

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