with homemade jailhouse weapons fashioned from some kind of metal they'd obtained somehow. a correctional officer was right there and called for back up before trying to intervene, at one point deploying his pepper spray. here's sheriff's spokesman reginald cooks. reginald cooks/ santa clara co. sheriff's dept.< "....he deployed his pepper spray, pepper spraying the inmates who were carrying out this brutal attack but they showed no ill effects from the pepper spray and continued to carry out the attack, stabbing the victim until other deputies arrived and pulled them off the inmate, saving his life we believe....this is something that seems to have been carried out by multiple inmates in that he has his back turned and was speaking to another inmate. and while he was doing that the other inmates came up from behind and began stabbing him in the back and head."> the attack was captured by surveillance cameras but the video is not going to be made public. the sheriff's office citing new rules adopted by the county in the wake of the alleged murder of an inmate by correctional deputies. the cameras are supposed to strike a balance between transparency and privacy but any public release of such video appears to be at the discretion of the sheriff. the sheriff's office also has not identified any of the inmates involved. the alleged attackerswere already facing attempted murder

charges and will now face more of the same. as for a possible motive for the attack, the sheriff could not confirm reports the attack might havebeen gang related. (grant) happening now... police are looking for a teenage girl - after part of a san francisco mall had to close down because of a pepper spray attack. a girl between 15 and 17 years old unleashed the pepper spray into the air inside a clothing store at stowns-town galleria

just after 8:00 last night. 16 people were affeceted. three were hospitalized. officers say the girl with the peper spray ran away with a few other teenagers. "it probably must have been multiple people because it got everywhere in the mall yeah." the mall was not evacuated, but several stores closed. no arrests have been made. hillary clinton: it is great to be back in san francisco. nats of applause"(vicki) hillary clinton is back in the bay area - and she's taking on the trump administation in some of her first and sharpest political comments since her presidential loss. clinton spoke to a sold-out crowd at a meeting of the professional businesswomen of california organization. and kron four's spencer blake was there... he joins us live now in san francisco on what the former democratic presidential nominee had to say. spencer?

she was a little later than planned to the stage, so there was a lot of anticipation.7 good to be out of the woods7 no place i'd rather be than here with you, except perhaps the white house.(vo)7 the whole theme of this year's professional business women of california conference was 'inclusion now.'7 talked about women being ignored in meetings - man says same thing later7 everyday sexism harder to spot than it used to be, but still there.7 wanted to get more women involved where men traditionall and statistically have the advantage

"we women have made strides in education and careers. there's still a woeful lack of women in the upper reaches of science and technology, business and education, not to mention policitics and government."(vo)7 encouraged more women to run for office7 wishes she had won election, but thinks the world has never been in a better position to take on the vital plight of women.(live)call to action: 7 resist7 insist7 persist7 enlist live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. (vicki) the search for victims of the west oakland

apartment fire has ended. four people lost their lives in the three story building - and tonight we are learning more about a 10-year history of complaints about the building.(vicki) the fire started early yesterday morning at that apartment building on san pablo avenue. and just days before - an oakland fire department inspector visited the site - and found nearly a dozen safety problems. (grant) tonight - we are hearing from an oakland city councilmember who tells kron4's haaziq madyun that she was actively involved in getting the complaints resolved. (take pkg)according to these oakland plannng and building department documents residents of the apartment building at 2551 san pablo ave have a record of complaints dating back to october of 2007sot lynette gibson mcelhaney/oaklan d city council: "i didn't have any awareness that there were safety concerns. it was more like management issues"the west oakland building is in city councilmember lynette mcelhaney's district. she says the building was on her radar. however the complaintsfrom tenants were not focused on fire preventionsotlynette

gibson mcelhaney/oakland city council: "when you have a transient population in and out, what were the tools and resources necessary to deal with paint, carpet improving lighting those kinds of things, old flooring? so we knew there were some habitability challenges and we were working"last month the oakland fire department tried to conduct an inspection of the building but did not have permission to gain access. that access was granted last friday and multiple violations were found including...fire alarm sprinkler, fire sprinkler system, emergency lighting and exit signs, evacuation maps, extension cords used as electrical outlets and furniture in the interior area. councilmember mcelhaney says the city was taking action in this casesot lynette gibson mcelhaney/oaklan d city council: "there had been a recent city inspection, a cure notice had gone out, i believe the public record shows the owner began to take action to cure those things and that's what you want"after receiving the violation notice the owner has 30-days to get the building up to fire safety

codes but the deadly fire claimed 4 lives and displaced 100 people before thensot lynette gibson mcelhaney/oaklan d city council: "my heart first and foremost goes out to the families who are bereaved this property was home to the most marginalized members of our communitynats/haaziqhow can people help?sotlynette gibson mcelhaney/oakland city council: "folks can reach me here at 510-238-3266 so we can channel the resources"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) oakland mayor libby schaaf released a statement about yesterday's fire...writing in part: "i was able to visit the scene this morning and to connect with families at the assistance center that has been set up by the red cross... oakland is a generous and supportive community that i know will rally around these residents - many of whom are among the most vulnerable in our community. now more than ever... they need our assistance." by the way, if you would like to help the victims displaced by the fire - you can make a donation to the red cross.

(vicki) we will continue to track this story on air and online.. make sure you have the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (grant) the city is also dealing with the imminent departure of the raiders, now that the nfl has agreed to let the team move to las vegas. city officials tell us... attorneys are now reviewing whether the raiders can be forced out the coliseum immediately. that idea could be cost effective, but is not something everyone is backing. (dan in monitor)kron 4's dan kerman is live at the coliseum with details.

shortly after this news conference where oakland city council president larry reid discussed the possibility of booting the raiders out of the oakland coliseum immediately now that they've chosen to relocate to las vegas, the raiders sent this letter to the coliseum authority indicating they've decided to exercise their option and play at the coliseum for the 2017-2018 season. reid, who serves as chair of the coliseum authority now has attorneys reviewing whether the silver and black can be told to hit the road immediately if it's legal, the city and county can expect to save more than a million dollars a season. right now revenue generated for each 10 game season is about 7 million dollars and comes from rent, parking, concessions, and drinks. expenses, those who

work at the game, as well as security and law enforcement totals about 8 million dollars for the season. that shortfall goes away if the raiders do. sotbut not everyone is in favor of getting rid of them immediately. former oakland city councilman ignacio de la fuente is also one of the 8 commissioners of the coliseum authority.sot ignacio de la fuente/ commissioner, coliseum authoritywhile reid is favor and de la fuente is opposed to an immediate exit, comissioner chris dobbins is still on the fence.sot chris dobbins/ commissioner, coliseum authority 136-142143/not sure yet

(grant) and we are hearing from head coach jack del rio for the first time - since yesterday's news that the raiders are outta here. a lifelong raiders fan, del rio grew up in castro valley and was a football star at hayward high school...so he really is conflicted.head coach jack del rio: "we are going to stay here now, in the east bay this year, i do feel the excitement. i do understand there is excitement and we are embracing that part. but right now, there's

another side of me because i grew up locally in the bay there's a part of me, family and friends a little bit torn but overtime i know that will all transfer over into a lot of positive energy moving forward." (grant) and a lot of raiders fans say this is...too soon. today the team emailed out this message to current season ticket holders. it reads - "dear season ticket member... continue your place in raiders history. be the first to secure your refundable one-hundred dollar deposit for the las vegas stadium." (grant) the 100-year-old san francisco woman facing eviction - has died. still ahead on kron four

news... the fight to keep iris canada in her apartment became a community fight - and now the fate of the building is up in the air. also ahead- a major milestone in the demolition of the old bay bridge. and president trump signs an executive order sweeping away environmental restrictions. what this means for former president obama's plan to fight climate change. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans...

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trump promises more jobs for coal miners as he signs an executive order sweeping away environmental restrictions. (grant)it's a significant step in repudiating the obama administration''s commitment to fight climate change.(vicki) but those coal miners may not see the benefits.catherine heenan is here to explain. (catherine) the president was surrounded by coal miners as he signed the executive order it will make it easier to mine coal -- and it will ease the environmental restrictions on the power plants that burn it. as for putting miners back to work ... there's a lot of skepticism about that. "my administration is putting an end to the war on coal." obama=era regulations aimed at fighting climate change ... now gone, to fulfill a trump campaign promise. "the miners are being put out of work. it's not going to happen anymore, were going to use our heads."the new executive order undoes the clean power plan, a 2015 initiative has been tied up in the courts.it also lifts a moratorium on coal mining on federal land.nat

trump> "that is what this is all about - bringing back our jobs, bringing back our dreams, and making america wealthy again."it's an idea the administration claims the mining industry is embracing. "the miners and the owners are very, very bullish on this."many industry executives say automation in the mines and the rise of cheap natural gas mean those jobs are gone forever.the c=e=o of the largest private coal company says he suggested that the president should temper his expectations. environmentalists are outraged. "it was a fake promise and they're trying to pretend to deliver." "the coal industry has been losing jobs for year after year after year. coal jobs are not going to be coming back in any sort of large quantities whatsoever." "okay"today's executive order rescinds at least six obama executive orders aimed at curbing climate change and regulating carbon emissions. one of them provided guidelines to prepare for the

impact of climate change. today if you click on the link ... it's been deleted. (catherine) some advocates are promising legal challenges, the governors of washington, oregon, and california called the president's move "misguided" and promised to "chart a different course" -- they'll continue their own climate change programs, despite the executive order. grant? (grant) we are following some breaking news... a woman has crawled into a woman has crawled into on top of a crane into a construction cab... this is happening near downtown los angeles.

(vicki) the man accused of killing his wife, two children and niece in sacramento makes his first court appearance. this is a story we first told you about last week. salvador vasquez oliva was arrested in san francisco after four people were found dead in a home in sacramento. oliva is charged with 4 counts of murder. he did not enter a plea and his arraignment will continue next month. both he and his wife... who he is accused of murdering worked for the california employment development department. the department issued a statement yesterday saying they are grieving for the woman and her family. a memorial has been set up - at the crime scene. (vicki) the coast guard has ended its search for a man who was swept into the ocean near

baker beach. when crews arrived at the beach they rescued a 22-year-old man who said he was trying to help another man who was stuck below the cliff. crews were able to see the second man who they say appeared to be unconscious and not breathing. but strong surf and undertow conditions prevented rescue boats and swimmers from reaching the man... and crews eventually lost sight of him. (grant) a 100- year-old san francisco woman who was evicted from her apartmentlast month - has died. (vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on iris canada - and the legal fightthat marked her last years.. (catherine) iris canada's fight to stay in her home became a focus forhousing advocates... the building's owners wanted to convert the units into condos....and tried unsuccessfully to work out a deal with her... over recent years there were protests and rallies in her name...as the legal battle continued. this was one of them. finally last month - the 100-year-old was evicted.

the property owners said in court that she 'could' have stayed if she'd signed paperwork to allow the building to convert to condos. she repeatedly refused - allegedly motivated by family members who hoped to force a sale of the unit at a discounted price. but those relatives argued that they did 'not' believe she'd be secure from eviction if she signed. iris had been hospitalized since her eviction - and suffered a stroke last week. tonight a member of the 'housing rights committee' of san francisco told me that the fight isn't over...and the owners still need permission to convert the building. a vigil for iris will be held outside the building at 670 page street -- wednesday at 5-pm. grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather...

with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend.

(vicki) still ahead... a mother is accusing t-s-a agents of detaining her disabled son - and treating them like quote 'dogs'. find out what happened - coming up at 5:45.(grant) plus, uber's first ever diversity report confirms that the embattled ride-hailing company faces the same

workforce challenges as its tech world peers. we'll explain - next.

the long process of removing the old eastern span of the bay bridge has finally come to an end. the last visible piece was floated away this morning. the 19th and final three-hundred-foot steel truss is now gone. caltrans has been working on the demolition since 20-13. they say removing this one wasn't too hard... a strong current in the bay this morning helped crews get the nearly 2-million-pound truss on the barge.

piers may used to create a recreational pier that will extend from the park. that would be located at the eastern anchorage of the new bridge. (grant) uber's first report on employee diversity shows low numbers for women, especially in technical positions. the report comes as pressure mounts on the company in light of sexual harassment claims by a former employee. thirty-six percent of the company's employees are women. when it comes to technology jobs like engineering, only 15 percent are female. at google, it's 19 percent and at apple- 23 percent. uber's report does not count drivers as employees. uber says 15 percent of its employees hold work visas. (grant) uber's self driving cars are back on san francisco streets...just days after an accident involving one of its vechiles. a self-driving uber s-u-v was struck by another car last friday in arizona, causing the

uber vehicle to roll onto its side. no one was seriously injured. police say the driver of the non-uber vehicle failed to yield, leading to the crash. (vicki) still ahead... police in virgina are searching for a woman - who they say dressed up as a target employee and stole nearly 50-thousand dollars from the store. (grant) and we are following some breaking news... a woman has crawled into on top of a crane into a construction cab... this is happening near downtown los angeles.

if your kids or grandkids take gymnastics you should pay attention to our next story. (vicki) gymnasts who were sexually abused during their time in the sport joined u.s. senators in washington to push legislation to go after gymnastics officials who keep quiet about sexual predators. (grant) our chief washington correspondent jim osman tells us what's at stake. these women are champion gymnasts olympic medalists... and you might not suspect they are also sexual abuse victims.

(sot jeanette antolin one on one) 12:37:47it's giving my career a purpose i remember being asked what i was proud of in my gymnastics career and i couldn't think of anything and now i can finally say i'm proud of something i'm standing up for girls who don't feel comfortable enough to do so. jeanette antolin a former u.s.a. gymnastics national team member and sexual abuse victim joined california senator diane feinstein to unveil legislation which would make it a felony for amateur athletic bodies to fail to report sexual abuse by coaches or other support staff. sot 12:26:13 senator diane feinstein to say to that big constituency out there the 50- thousand gyms and 200-thousand gymnasts. it's a new day. the world is going to be a different place. feinstein's legislation would also make it easier to report sexual abuse and mandate oversight of gyms such as u.s. a. gymnastics which an indianapolis newspaper revealed had secret files of predator coaches and failed to alert police. sot 12:22:54 senator feintsteinit was the culture the culture was money and medals the culture wasn't about the girl

jeneatte can relate. she leaned on her team doctor because of pestering coaches and the doctor larry nassaris the one who allegedly abused her.now with a young son who takes gymnastics jeneatte hopes the focus is on guarding the children. 12:38:30 jeneatte "with this bill being put in place it protects my son" (osman on camera) right now the bill is going through a senate committee. as for u.s.a. gymnastics in a statement they said they're aware they're dealing with a serious problem and whether or not the legislation passes it has improved oversight of gymnasts. jim osman washington. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney

shipp. a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend.

(grant) a suspect has been arrested after police say he vandalized an islamic center in colorado. fort collins police released this surveillance footage from early sunday morning. authorities say it shows the

suspect - 35-year-old joseph giaquinto going on a destructive rampage... overturning benches, breaking windows and throwing things, including a bible, into the prayer area. the damage forced leaders to cancel sunday classes for children. (vicki) vandals strike at a jewish cemetery. this one - in missouri...someone toppled nearly 200 headstones at the olive and hanley cemetery in affton. the vandalism has not been ruled a hate crime. police say they're reviewing security camera footage from the area. directors of other cemeteries across that community are joining together to increase security. "each of us have separate needs. but we are all working with one consultant who does a lot of security work. i remember when you could go to a cemetery and feel that it was a sacred place. and your relatives were resting peaceful. and now unfortunately that's just not something you can assume anymore and that is sad." police say they have no suspects and are still investigating the vandalism. there is a 10-thousand

dollar reward leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. (grant) police in virginia are trying to find a woman who impersonated a target employee so that she could steal over 40 thousand dollars worth of iphones. investigators say earlier this month the woman walked into a target store in alexandria dressed as an employee. the woman went into the store's stock room put nearly 100 iphones into a box and left. police say this woman is not affiliated with the store, but knows store procedures. she knew the location of the iphones in the stockroom. (grant) a t-s-a patdown of a teen with an anxiety condition - leaves his mother 'livid'. we'll show you the video after the break. (vicki) and we are following some breaking news... a woman has crawled into on top of a crane into a construction cab... this is happening near downtown los

angeles. she is up some 15 stories high... rescue crews are trying to get her down. no word on why she crawled up there in the firs a

mother is outraged with the t-s-a -- after she said officers detained her family for more than an hour at the dallas airport and deliberately kept them from their flight.(grant) catherine heenan is here

with details - and the video of the pat-down ofher special needs son... (catherine) jennifer williams posted this video to facebook...of her 13-year-old son aaron beingpatted down. she says the problem began when she asked agents to screen him in some otherway since he has a sensory disorder... instead, two police officers were called...and the family was detained for "well overan hour" - until their flight was gone. aaron was patted down for at least two minutes . she says the boy had not set off any alarms....and said the agents were 'power-tripping." her video of the screening has gone viral... the t-s-a today is arguing that the proper procedures were followed....and said the

family wasat the checkpoint for 45 minutes.... but williams says her special needs son was traumatized -- and is still asking what he did wrong...grant? (grant) a san francisco based big bank is still paying people for its shady dealings. today wells fargo reached a 110-million-dollar settlement with customers over claims that its employees opened accounts without getting their permission. the settlement covers claims dating back to 2009 and is the first reached since the company paid 185-million to federal and local authorities. officials in 20-15 uncovered over 2-million false accounts had been opened because employees were being pressured to meet unrealistic sales goals. the scandal forced the bank's c-e-o john stumpf... to abrupty retire. (vicki) coming up, every pet owner knows a trip to the vet - could cost them some big bucks. but now one california lawmaker wants to change that. we'll explain after the break.

(grant) there is troubling new information tonight about a deadly greyhound bus accident last year in the south bay. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant.. it was a disastrous crash that killed two people and injured more than a dozen. the greyhound bus hit the median on highway 101 and flipped during a rain storm. it happened back in january of 20-16 in san jose. last summer a preliminary n-t-s-b report cited driver fatigue as a possible factor. now the final report is out... and it makes a shocking conclusion... that does not blame the driver... but caltrans. we will explain the findings tonight on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (grant) we are following

some breaking news... a woman has crawled into on top of a crane into a construction cab... the fire department says workers turned off the crane power so she can't move it. a swat team and police negotiators are heading to the scene, which is near la's famous olvera street tourist market and the union station train terminal. there's no word on why the woman climbed the crane. (vicki) if you own a house pet -

whether it's a dog or a cat - every pet parent will eventually experience the shock of an unexpected and ápricey veterinarian bill. (grant) but now a california lawmaker wants to help curb those sky-high bills... and save pet owners thousands of dollars a year. from our sister station at k-s-e-e, evan onstot explains. "he just wants to play." it's probably safe to call ray golden an animal lover. three dogs, two cats and a horse kind of gives you away. but with pets, come pet bills.(3:02-)"some people who have major surgeries with their animals-- like we have dachshunds and they have a propensity for back problems, and that surgery can be $5,000 plus the cost of therapy that goes along with it, so that comes close to the cost of health care with humans." but for every family willing to fork over five-grand to save their pet's life, it's

easy to find a family that isn't. assemblyman devon mathis wants to make it easier for families with assembly bill 942. it would provide up to a $2,000 dollar tax credit per year to help pay for life saving surgeries for dogs and cats.(:53-)"there's situations that happen, ya know a dog gets hit by a car. what do we really do as a state to help families keep their four legged family members at home." the bill just made it's way through the assembly taxation revenue committee. it still has to make it's way through appropriations, and of course-- if passed-- governor brown still has to sign it. <áánats playing with dogáá> and as much of a pet lover as he is, and as much as he says the money would help, golden says he's not sure if he supports it. (:32)"i feel there may be other things we should get tax benefits or tax breaks for." 4:03-09"we take on our pets because we can-- because we like them, not because of a tax break or anything thing like that." for mathis, a

republican, he says it's about giving families an option to save a life that currently cannot afford to.(1:36-)"this bill says once a pet is home, once it's a part of your family, then we're going to help you take care of that pet that has become your family member." (vicki) assemblyman mathis says the tax credit could be available as early as 2018 - if the bill passes. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend.

(grant) coming up, alec baldwin reveals his iconic s-n-l impresonations of president donald trump -

almost didn't happened. find out why the actor almost passed on the roll.

(vicki) now to alec baldwin sounding off on the cover of 'vanity fair'!(grant) the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. (----louis----)yeah alec revealing to the magazine how his iconic snl impression almost didn't happen! clip vanity fair alec trump impression 00:02 so when he came to me and said play trump. i said to him you're out of your mind and im never

doing that sessions, great..good man is he a good man sessions i'm never going to do thatclip vanity fair alec trump impression 00.11 no that's unnecessary if you think he's a good guy we're great we're done i'm going to go golfing... and now air clip snl 20170311 cold open 20.30.44 audience cheers for trumpvo1alec - on vanity fair's april cover - admitting he initially resisted snl head honcho lorne michael's offer to portray 45 ---clip vanity fair alec trump impression 00.57 i was supposed to do a film. and the people who were doing the film were supposed to escrow money to guarantee that i would get paid. and they didn't put the money in escrow. and that's when i hung up and said i'm not going to go do the movie and i'm going to go do the thing with lorne. and i think to myself, what if i hadn't done that so we did this and even i i'm stunned first appearance airk snl baldwin first impression 23.30.58 good evening america...vo2immediately after that first snl appearance on october 1st, baldwin's trump was watercooler worthy ---- giving snl its best ratings in years.clip vanity fair alec trump impression 00.19 trump is the head writer of snl unintentionally i'm constantly looking online or reading the paper and saying oh they're going to put that in the show... (----louis----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the

insider,for kron 4 news,i'm louis aguirre back to you (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. (steve) grant and vicki thank you... the final report on a deadly greyhound bus crash in san jose is out. next... the shocking findings of what the n-t-s-b says lead to the crash.(pam) and we are following breaking news in southern california... a police standoff where a woman has locked herself in a crane towering above a construction site. kron 4 news at six is next.

(pam) breaking news tonight. a report is out on a deadly crash last year in san jose ... involving a greyhound bus. and the blame... being placed on the state of california. good evening... i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. this report came in to the newsroom just a little over an hour ago. it is pretty revealing.... grant lodes has gone over it... and he is in the breaking news center with some of the key points. ( grant ) the first sentence from the national transportation safety board says it all. the crash was caused by what is says inadequate highway markings. you may recall the greyhound bus wrecked on highway 101 in san jose in january of 2016. it was raining at the time and it was dark. the n-t-s-b says the bus was exiting and because markings were worn or missing... the driver thought he was in the

exit lane. it turns out we was not and went up a barrier.. rolling the bus... and it wound up on its side. the n-t-s-b says the barrier should have been visible... even in the bad weather... but it wasn't. it faults the state for not properly marking the roadway. also in the report, investigators say the bus had seatbelts but only two of the 21 passengers were wearing them. the two passengers who died in the crash were not wearing seat belts and were thrown from the bus. 13 other people were hurt in the crash. the n-t-s-b says had everyone been wearing seat belts... the number of deaths and injuries would have likely been lower. also in the report... the n- t-s-b is recommending improving signage and highway markings where this crash happened. it also says greyhound could do more before a bus leaves a station and point out the importance of using seat belts. steve

and pam. ( steve ) more breaking news now... we want to take you to los angeles where a woman is holed up... in a crane. this is a story we have been tracking all afternoon... this is a live look at the scene... the woman some how managed to climb up and get inside. the fire department says the power has been cut so she cannot move it. this is taking place in downtown los angeles near the famoun olvera street tourist market and the union station train terminal... (pam) the city of oakland is dealing with the departure of the raiders... now that the n-f-l has agreed to let the team move to las vegas.(steve) city officials tell us. . . attorneys are now reviewing whether the raiders can be forced out of the coliseum immediately . that idea could be cost effective, but is not something everyone is backing.

kron 4's dan kerman is live at the coliseum with details.

( steve ) the raiders meanwhile are wasting no time in rolling out the welcome mat for their fans to join them in las vegas. this message went out this morning to current season ticket holders... soliciting people to put down their deposits for when the team starts playing in las vegas. you may notice it says the deposit is refundable. right now, plans call for the raiders to move in to a new stadium for the 2020 season. (pam) another big story tonight... we are learning the identities of some of the people who died ... in the

latest huge apartment fire in oakland.(steve) that fire erupted yesterday at the complex on san pablo avenue. it killed four people and we know dozens more have been displaced due to all the damage.(steve) tonight, the search and rescue effort is over for more victims. (pam) two names have been released. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to neighbors who are grieving their loss sotsgt. ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "we are announcing now that we believe that we have completed our recovery effort in regards to the coroner's bureau. we do not believe there are any more victims inside"four people died in monday morning's apartment fire here on san pablo ave in oakland. the coroner has confirmed the identities of two of the victims 64-year-old edwarn "decon" anderson and 50-year-old casandra robertson. word of their deaths hit their neighbors surviving neighbors hardsot gail harbin/fire survivor: "i did know miss robertson. i think she was a recent tenant from the 3rd floor. i didn't get a chance to meet her yet. decon anderson i did know! sot gilbert jones/fire survivor: "he was good for going to

church. he was a church person...when i found out it was him it broke my heart"the 100 or so residents displaced from the fire are finding help from the red cross here at th west oakland youth centersot pastor truck/volunteer: "for the most part people are extremely calm, volunteers are doing a great job, servicing the people, making sure everyone is eating, making sure people get what they need as the hygiene things are coming in"pastor truck says starting tomorrow at 9am to 2pm donations can be dropped off at brothers barber shop 1498 7th street. from 3pm to 7pm donation can be dropped off at the west oakland word assymbly church..in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (steve an inmate in the

santa clara county jail is expected to survive... after he was stabbed more than 40 times by two fellow inmates. (pam) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the attack was carried out with homemade knives, even as a jail guard tried to intervene. the brutal attack occurred up there on the 7th floor of the main jailabout 9 a.m. sunday morning. about 40 inmates were out of their maximum security cells for recreation, in a common area not unlike this one. in what is said to have been a well orchestrated plan, two inmates jumped a 3rd man, stabbing him over and over again with home made weapons fashioned from metal they had obtained somehow.dep. reginald cooks/sheriff's dept. < " this appears to have been carried by multiple inmates, the victim had his back turned and was speaking to another inmate when he was jumped by two other inmates who then stabbed him in the back and head..."> video from surveillance cameras, so far

not released to the media, apparently shows how a deputy who was actually in the common area at the time, called for back up before trying to intervene, using hispepper spray on the attackers.dep. reginald cooks/sheriff's dept< "....he deployed his pepper spray, spraying the inmates who were stabbing the other man but they showed no ill effects from the spray and continued to stab the victim until other deputies arrived and pulled them off, saving the victim's life we believe...">deputies could not say where the weapons came from or how they were hidden during routine inspections, adding that the blade of one knifewas somehow bent during the attack, perhaps helping the victim survive the onslaught.rob fladeboe/san jose

has ended its search for a man who was swept into the ocean near baker beach. when crews arrived at the beach they rescued a 22-year-old man who said he was trying to help another man who was stuck below the cliff. crews were able to see the second man who they say appeared to be unconscious and not breathing. but strong surf and undertow conditions prevented rescue boats and swimmers from reaching the man... and crews eventually lost sight of him. ( pam ) a live look outside right now... a beautiful sunny tuesday around the bay area..(steve) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region.

while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend. ap-ca--crane climber,1st ld- writethruwoman climbs crane, locks herself in cabin in downtown laeds: apnewsnow.

updates with estimated crane size, other details. links photo. with ap photos.los angeles (ap) - a woman has climbed a construction crane that is about 150 feet tall and locked herself inside the operator's cabin in downtown los angeles.police say the woman somehow made her way all the way up the towering red crane tuesday afternoon.the fire department says workers turned off the crane power so she can't move it.a swat team and police negotiators are heading to the scene, a construction site near la's famous olvera street tourist market and the union station train terminal.there's no word on why the the crane or who she is.have shown dim images of her inside the cabin. she appears to be wearing jeans and has been coming up .. the president takes a major step ... knocking back climate change inititatives set up during the obama adminstration. we have details and reaction. a masked robber .. who forgot to put on his mask until the last minute .. local police looking for the teenager believed responsible for pepper - spraying people at the stonestown mall..

(pam) hillary clinton is making good on her promise to "come out of the woods" .. she returned to the bay area today... speaking to a huge crowd in san francisco.(steve) they heard some of her sharpest political comments since she lost the presidential election to donald trump. kron four's spence blake was in the room as she sounded off. he joins us live with some of her remarks. spencer. ap-ca--hillary clintonhillary clinton in california for first post-election speecheds: apnewsnow. speech scheduled for 3 p.m. will be updated. ap photos planned.san francisco (ap) - hillary clinton is in san francisco for one of her first public speeches since

losing the 2016 presidential race.clinton is scheduled to speak to a sold-out crowd tuesday at a meeting of the professional businesswomen of california organization.the former u.s. secretary of state largely has kept a low profile since losing the presidency to donald trump in november, although she was sometimes spotted on hikes with husband bill clinton.hillary clinton told a pennsylvania crowd earlier this month she was "ready to come out of the woods," and work to help americans find common ground. (copyright 2017 the associated press. all rights reserved. this material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.) 3/28/2017 10:05:55 am (gmt -7:00)

san francisco police say they're looking for a teenaged girl in connection with a pepper spray incident last night at stonestown galleria mall...(pam)

catherine heenan is here with the story.... including the latest count of how many people were affected... (catherine) police say that girl - probably between 15 and 17 - walked into a store in the mall around 8 last night -- took out a canister -- and just began spraying... the orange mist had at least 16 people coughing and suffering from eye irritation...of those, 13 were treated at the scene and 3 others were taken to the hospital. one twitter user says it happened in a 'forever 21 store' a shopper tweeted out a photo of officers inside the mall.. the mall wasn't evacuated but some stores closed during the incident. lots of people were calling police with complaints.. witnesses say the girl ran off after using the pepper spray...and was followed by other teenagers who may have known her... at last word - no one has been taken into custody. pam and steve? a cow is dead after

wandering on to an east bay highway... and causing multiple crashes. this all happened near martinez late last night on eastbound highway four... not far from the mcewen road exit. the california highway patrol says a total of six cars crashed. one vehicle struck and killed the cow. there was a second wreck involving five other cars... it left three people with minor injuries. the c-h-p says it received calls the cow was walking in the fast lane. investigators are not sure how it got onto roadway. (pam) the long process of removing the old eastern span of the bay bridge has finally come to an end. the last visible piece was floated away this morning. the work to take down the last truss began this morning. the final portion weighed nearly 2- million pounds. crews lowered the truss onto barges .... and then carried it to the port of oakland for disassembling. demolition of the bridge started back in 2013. the third and final phase of the demolition should be completed in 2018.

(steve) the trump administration is trying to change how the u-s deals with climate change. president donald trump has signed a new executive order rolling back obama-era environmental regulations.(pam) the presidents' move ends a moratorium on coal mining on federal land ... and eases restrictions on coal- fired power plants. sunlen serfaty, with our partners at c-n-n, looks at whether or not the executive order delivers on the president's campaign promises. pres. trump:"... my administration is putting an end to the war on coal." president trump taking major steps to strip down obama-era regulations to combat climate change. natspres. trump:"i am taking historic steps to lift the restrictions on american energy, to reverse government intrusion and to cancel job killing regulations." ...signing an executive order at the environmental protection agency that undoes the clean power plan,the initiative to curb carbon emissions at coal-fired power plants. but that 2015 effort

by the obama administration has been tangled up in legal challenges and hasn't even gone into full effect yet. president trump's order also allows new coal mines on federal lands by lifting the three-year moratoriumand rescinds at least six obama executive orders aimed at curbing climate change and regulating carbon emissions including one that says climate change poses a growing threat to national security. and another instructing the federal government to prepare for the impact of climate change. mike brune/ executive dir, the sierra club:"the actions that president trump has taken today represent the largest attack on climate action in our country's history." and still t-b-d in all of this?the paris climate change accord which this doesn't touch but these new changes will make it harder to meet the benchmarks of the agreement.pres. trump:"we are going to bring the coal industry back folks!"the white house touting this is a campaign promise kept with the goal of job creation.but some top coal executives warn jobs may not return due to the rise of natural gas use and more automation in coal mines.the

c-e-o of the largest u-s private coal mine told cnn money he "suggested to mr. trump that he temper his expectations." (pam) governor jerry brown was quick to respond to the president's action... protecting the environment is one of his big issues. he released a joint statement with new york governor, andrew cuomo. it reads - quote- "dismantling the clean power plan and other critical climate programs... is profoundly misguided and shockingly ignores basic science." the statement goes on to say.. "with or without washington, we will work with our partners throughout the world .. to aggressively fight climate change and protect our future." let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area...

(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend.

(pam) there's a lot more coming up, including a crook who forgets a critical part of his costume.. gets caught on camera (steve) and tesla fights back against claims of harrassment and unfairness in the workplace. (pam) new tonight at eight..sometimes it is just about being a kind human being.now one man's display of kindness has gone viralthe simple act.. that touched one family in ways they could never imagine. that's tonight at eight. if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray.

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in washington d.c. say.... they still cannot believe the robberwho targeted a 7-11

store there last week...(steve) they say the surveillance video shows that he forgot something 'very' important..catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) he's being described as pretty dumb...surveillance video shows a man walking purposefully up to a 7- 11....and going inside. several different cameras are catching his every move...as he pulls a gunfrom his pocket...starts talking to the cashier - and demands cash. but he's forgotten his ski mask. it takes him a long time before he finally pulls it over his face.......he then begins checking over his shoulder to see if anyone saw him.... of course by that point - police have him on camera and say he's greatly increased his odds of being caught. they're now circulating this video. they expect that someone who recognizes him will help them track him down. pam and steve? (steve) the latest

details on the central california congressman under fire for his role leading the house intelligence committee. (pam) the white house press secretary using a salad analogy ... to push back on the alleged russian connection with the trump campaign... (steve) claims of harassment and discrimination on the job at tesla ... we have the details on a new lawsuit against the bay area company.

(grant) our top story tonght at 6:30...it's the breaking story we've been

tracking near downtown los angeles. a woman...has locked herself in the cab of a big crane at a construction site. she's been in there for more than two hours now. in the last half hour...first responders have climbed the crane and are trying to safely get her out. this is 15 stories in the air...about 180 feet. police say the woman may be homeless in the area but they're not sure why she climbed the crane and locked herself inside. this is happening near l-a's historic olvera street. we'll keep tabs on this. i'm gl, k4n. here in oakland public records show a 10-year history of complaints of from residents of the apartment building on 2551 san pablo avenue. councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says the complaints

were focused on improving living conditions not fire safetysotlynette gibson mcelhaney/oakland city council: "what were the tools and resources necessary to deal with paint, carpet improving lighting those kinds of things, old flooring? so we knew there were some habitability challenges and we were working"last friday the oakland fire department expectors found multiple violations. however the fire claimed the lives of 4 people and displaced 100 others before the owner removed the fire safety violations. in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news here in san jose an inmate in the santa clara county jail is expected tosurvive an attack by two other inmates after being stabbed more than40 times. it happened early sunday morning in the common area of a maximum security wing on the 7th floor. in what was described as a well orchestrated attack, two inmates armed with homemade knives or shanks, jumped another inmate from behind and stabbed him over and over again in the back and head before deputies intervened. the motive for the attack is not clear. the assailants now facing charges of attempted murder. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

summary: shortly after the raiders were given the approval to go to vegas...they sent in a letter asking oakland if they can play for the 20-17 20-18 season. larry reid suggested getting rid of the raiders immediately...but not all officials back that idea. getting rid of the raiders could be profitable for the city though. right now the city is having to pay for high costs for the team and stadium. dan kerman kron4 news. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now...

a gradual warming trend will continue through wednesday as high pressure builds over the region. cooler and breezy conditions return on thursday as a cold front sweeps through the region. while a few light rain showers will be possible, most locations will remain dry. the ridge will then rebuild back over the region late in the week resulting in another warming trend heading into the upcoming weekend. (pam) tesla is responding today.... after an employee filed a lawsuit saying he was subjected to racial harassment and (pam) tesla is responding

today.... after an employee filed a lawsuit saying he was subjected to racial harassment and discrimination on the job. dewitt lambert- who is african american - accused tesla of failing to take action after he was "subjected to racial slurs and lewd behavior." the company says... nothing "inappropriate occurred." the alleged behavior happened while the man worked on the assembly line at tesla's factory in fremont. we have cell phone video of part of an alleged incident. on the cell phone recording, you can hear racial expletives and apparent threats being made to another worker. "beep explitives beep beep explitive" tesla says, the video depicts workers quote - "acting in a way that we found disappointing and contrary to our values." leaders with

tesla say, the company h-r team coached this group of employees on the importance of behaving professionally .... and the investigation was closed. tesla said in a statement- "it's clear that dewitt's version of events is not supported by the facts." tonight there's new fallout in the investigation into russia's involvement in the 2016 election. democrats are calling for the california congressman leading the investigation to step down. but republicans are sticking by their team. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith is on capitol hill with the latest. trt: 1:05out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. 00:00 - 00:06 - rep. paul ryan / (r) speaker of the house 00:25 - 00:32 - mark meredith / washington d.c.00:33 - 00:40 - phoner / lose lower thirdnats of shoutinghouse intelligence chairman devin nunes is ducking questions nat: "you guys always interview me"but behind the scenes he's trying to save his job.house speaker paul ryan is defending nunes against claims he's too close to the trump white house to

condcut a fair investigation into russia's involvement in the 2016 election. reporter:should devon nunes recuse himself from the russia investigation and two do you know the source of his information?rep. paul ryan: no and no. "but democrats disagree, and believe nunes should recuse himself from the investigation. they don't think he's being open enough with congress about what he knows""i don't think there's a question in anyone's minds, he cannot carry on this responsibilities of the chair of this investigation" congressomwan jackie spier, who serves on the committee, argues the american people deserve more answers and less doubt about what's happening with russia. "for us to do a bipartisan, in-depth investigation requires the confidence of all of the members that he is in fact focused on the investigation" reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. (steve) the white house is remaining defiant as well as the russia issue came up during today's press briefing. press secretary sean spicer fired back when pressed by a reporter.

if the president puts russian salad dressing on his salad tonight, somehow that's a russian connection. but every single person -- i appreciate your agenda here, but the reality is -- hold on. at some point report the facts. the facts are that every single person who has been briefed on this subject has come away with the same conclusion. republican, democrat. so i'm sorry that disgusts you.> spicer went on to emphasize there are no ties between the white house and russia. a crook arrested for one crime .... gets booked for additionalcharges, after police discover a gun hidden uncomfortably inside his body

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got quite a surprise in alabama ... after they arrested a man for being drunk in public.( steve ) they took him to the county jail and he started walking funny. he started stumbling around and as correction officers put it... "a pistol fell from his body cavity." they ran a search and it turns out the gun was stolen. by the way

the gun was not loaded. so besides facing a charge of public intoxication... the man will face carrying a concealed weapon without a permit. in sports... we will take a look at how the warriors are doing in the first leg of their "texas two-step"... and the raiders waste no time promoting their new home in las vagas... gary has that story... and al the sports... coming up

the raiders wasted no time promoting their move to las vegas (raiders theme music plays) the raiders looking fully

committed to their eventual new home in las vegas and they are already hitting people up for deposits on personal seat licenses at the new stadium set to open in 2020 the add says "the raiders are coming place your $100 deposit today to reserve your spot on raiders history" the depsoit reserves a spot to puchase psl's and in turn season ticketsmeanwhile head coach jack del rio gave his thoughts on the vegas move today(sot: del rio) jack del rio"we're gonna to stay here now in the east bay... we know we're gonna be there this year... but i do

feel the excitement... i do understand there's excitement... and we're embracing that part... but right now there's another side of my 'cause i grew up locally... in the bay... and so there's a part of me... family and friends... that's a little bit torn... but over time i know that that will transfer into a lot of positive energy going forward." the raiders move to vegas will

evidently bring one business the team owould not like to be associated withaccording to the "las vegas sun" well- known nevade brothel owner dennis hof plans to open a raiders-themed establishment called "pirate's booty."the brothel will be 90 miles outside of las vegas hof said raiders players and staff will get 50 percent off at all 7 of his establishments there will be a vip section at staffed with "over 20 cheerleader-garbed working girls." the warriors on the first leg of their "texas two-step" to houston and san antonio... ... right now...(wipe to currys get new puppy)

'steph and ayesha curry have a new family member they recently paid $3,800 for this 10-week-old golden-doodle from a breeder in floridathe currys evidently fell in love with the puppy at first sight specifically due to his green eyes like ayehsasthe kids named then pup "rookie" who joins the familys other dog "reza" giants taking on the world champion cubstop 9th/ 7-5 cubs chris marrero 3-run home run off pierce johnson 8-7 giants (highlighted a 5-run inning) his 7th of spring training final: 10-7 giantsmatt cain: 5

1/3 ip, 5 hits, 4 runs president trump ...has declined an invitation to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the washington nationals game on opening day. the white house told the team trump would not be at next week's game at nationals park because of a scheduling conflict.former president obama threw the ceremonial first pitch at the nationals' opener in 2010 marking the 100th anniversary of a presidential pitch to start the season william howard taft first did it on april 14, 1910. the texas rangers always introduce some extreme ballpark food to start the seasonthe club has created a two-foot tamale .. called the m-v-t (most valuable tamale)

featuring the stadium's signature "boom stock" dog inside at a cost of $27.the team also unveiled texas snowballs-shredded brisket rolled into a ball and dipped in funnel cake batter-and a fritos kimchi chili dog.

the recent accident with a driverless car only took uber offthe road for a short time, why the company is now back on the road

(steve) uber self driving cars are back on the road in san francisco... just a few days after one of the vehicles was in a crash in arizona. (pam) uber did have the testing suspended while the crash was investigated. the

incident occurred friday in tempe, arizona. a self - driving uber s-u-v was struck by another car. no one was seriously injured. police have determined... it was the non-uber drivers fault. now the company says, it is resuming testing in san francisco, pittsburgh, and tempe, arizona. last weather and goodbye

"the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, chris kattan is "dancing's" first casualty. plus max's injury update. and is william shatner's beef with "the bachelor" put to bed? >> i was flattered that he knew i existed. why alec baldwin nearly said no to playing trump on "snl." >> you're out of your mind. i'm never doing that. number three is the tyra bank's simon cowell showdown. already on? >> i'm going to break her gently. >> i'm coming for you. >> the five things you need to know abo nut t agp. plus your "insider" bonus. whatever happened to that cute kid from jerry maguire? >> there was a time period in my life where i would pay to be anybody but jonathan lipnicki. >> how bullying nearly destroyed

jonathan lipnicki's success. i'm behind the scenes with ricky martin. they treated me really good. >> what did i ask that left the mega star reacting like this? >> he was -- >> now, "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. "dancing with the stars" had no choice but to go on without mack. and now it will also go on without chris kattan. sadly that was america's choice. >> it always hurts to be the first to go. i was in the ball room for the number one tracking story inside "dancing's" grueling first week. >> last week there was this beef with you. >> captain kirk, shots fired. what's up with that? >> i don't know. but i was flattered that he knew i existed. but i think we made up. >> it certainly appears that way. after 86-year-old william