carli bawden ÷ 5th grader"our principal just got on and she said, 'we're in the lockdown, so everybody get under your desks."debbie bawden ÷ mother of student on lockdown"so i left work and saw that it was all blocked off."(vo)the students were tucked under their desks for more than an hour before they could finally come out, and parents could pick them up.for the last hour or more, people have been gathering on the street corners, just trying to figure out what happened.we're still chasing down details, as well. incident command center

we'll be talking with police as soon as they have someone available to give us more details of what happened.live in napa, spencer blake, kron four news. (grant) the other breaking story we're tracking tonight... a woman shot to death in front of her two small children in a quiet richmond neighborhood...(vicki) police say the gunman knew the woman and it appears to be a deadly domestic violence incident. and just a short time ago police released the name of the suspect.(grant) kron4's haaziq madyun has been covering the story all day and joins us live now from richmond with more on who police are looking for... haaziq? there is a manhunt underway

right now for 43-year-old lawyer dushan mcbride of san pablo. richmond police say mcbride was in a domestic relationship with the victim 29-year-old rashanda franklin, who was shot to death while driving her children to daycare a disturbing crime caught on video. two cars pull up to the stop sign, the car on the left cutting off the vehicle on the right. that is when it happens. sotlt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "the suspect walked up and shot the victim and inside the vehicle, the driver's seat, was a woman" it happened tuesday at around 8:45am here at the corner of rheem avenue and 29th street in richmond. lt. felix tan says the woman, who the alameda county coroner has identified as 29-year-old rashanda franklin of richmond, appeared to have been driving her two small children to school when the shooting occurredlt. felix tan/

richmond police department: "it's really tugging at all of our hearts, there is two children in the back seat of this vehicle and it appears that the children witnessed this crime"nat/sot richmond resident: "right there! that's the car"the shooting was captured on this rheem avenue resident's surveillance cameras. he says he came out of the house after the shooting occurredrichmond resident: "i opened the door. then i went outside and i saw the car. we went there. the lady was already dead inside the car. she was inside the car but it was very sad this morning"investigators say it appears rashanda franklin knew the shooterlt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "this incident appears to be very targeted and potentially a domestic violence type of situation. we have a suspect his name is lawyer dushan mcbride. 43 years old of san pablo. we are hoping that anybody who knows his whereabouts to contact us. he is armed and dangerous" mcbride was last seen driving a silver 4-door mercedez benz s-550 from the shooting scene...back to you in the

studio (grant) happening tomorrow - a shelther housing victims of a fire that destroyed a west oakland apartment building - is shutting down - leaving some people without a place to go. this is video of that last monday - at a building on san pablo ave. four people were killed - and around 100 people had to be evacuated. those people had been setup at a temporary west oakland shelter - but its set to close tomorrow. the city of oakland is still working to find 11 people in that shelter a place to stay. (grant) a fund raising effort has aslo been set up by the oakland warehouse coalition. so far the group has raised more than 24- thousand dollars but says that's just short of its 50- thousand dollar goal. last week investigators said a burning candle started the

fire. if you'd like to make a donation, we've set up a link on our website kron4.com. (vicki) the city of oakland is taking action - in order to prevent another deadly fire like the 1991 oakland hills fire that claimed the lives of 25 people. this is video from that fire - which destroyed nearly 3-thousand homes. now - oakland firefighters and inspectors will begin inspecting homes in that area for defensible space around the homes. beginning may 15, every home in the oakland hills area will get a visit from cal fire. cal fire has deemed the area to be a 'very high fire severity zone'. homeowners are being asked to remove weeds, tall grass, brush and tree limbs that pose a fire hazard within 30 feet of their home - if not you could face a fine. the department will be holding two workshops this month to educate homeowners. we have posted that information on website - kron four dot com. (grant) in walnut creek... police are looking for three men who they say stole thousands of dollars worth of products from an apple store. it happened

around 9 last night. police say the thieves entered the store - and then took off with three mac books and 18 i- phones. no one was injured - and police have yet to release suspect descriptions. (vicki) a san francisco police officer has been fired after inapproriate anti-muslim text messages were found in the text messages on his or her phone. the name of that officer is not being released. reports say the officer was fired after racist text messages were found during the investigation of a sexual assault involving other collegues in the police station. several san francisco police officers have been found to have exchanged racist, homophobic, and derogatory messages in recent years. the police commission has confirmed an officer was - in fact- fired in february for bias. (vicki) the man accused of kidnapping, drugging and sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl in the north bay - is set to be arraigned today. timothy marble was schedule to appear in court this afternoon - but was unable to make it due to medical reasons. however, the district attorney's office says it will finalize its complaint against

him and he will be arraigned in jail sometime this evening. police say the 50 year-old picked up the young victim at a gas station in napa after she ran away from home. he faces several charges including child abuse, kidnappng, and nearly two dozen other felonies. (grant) happening now... san francisco police are stepping up patrols looking for a man who's been allegedly groping women on muni. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a victim who was able to snap a picture of her alleged assailant. (maureen)the woman says the attack happened while she was riding the n judah home after the evening commute last thursday....after the streetcar entered the tunnel here near duboce park.here's a picture she snapped of the man she says rubbed his crotch up against her shoulder repeatedly as she was riding the train. she believes he waited to strike at that moment because the ride gets bumpy in the tunnel....which is why at first she didn't realize she was being targetted....but once she became aware of what was going on he sat down at another part

of the train. the victim says she believes she saw the same man committing the same act on another woman....about two weeks eariler..on the same train. she says she felt compelled to make her story public so this man is caught before anything worse happens. (victim) my big fear is that he will follow someone off the train and do something more violent, rape somebody, god knows what could really happen. i want to make sure there is awareness out there with this guyshe says called police after she got home to report what happened..she's since posted the man's picture on social media and says since she's gone public other people are coming forward saying they are victims as well..one person claiming to have seen the man riding the l taravel in the morning. police say they've blasted out a picture of the suspect to their officers and are investigating this crime they are calling sexual battery.special victims unit detectives are reaching out to those who's posted about their experiences and they've boosted the number of muni division officers riding the n from downtown to the avenues looking for the suspect. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(vicki) happening tomorrow... a busy road in alameda county will be shut down for nearly a month - as crews work to stabilize a nearby hillside that's at risk of collapsing. palomares road will be closed between palo verde road in the unincorporated community of castro valley and niles canyon road in fremont. crews will be removing loose dirt, rocks and debris from the hillside. once the debris is removed, safety measures will be installed to prevent further movement. recent storms caused a mudslide there earlier this year plus several boulders to tumble down the hillside. the road is set to reopen may 5th. (vicki) and today - governor jerry brown met with local leaders to push a new bill that would repair california freeways, roads and bridges damaged by recent storms. gov. jerry brown/(d) california: "just

like if you don't fix the roof on your house, the furniture is ruined and the floor goes to hell. everything -- the paint, it deteriorates. california roads are deteriorating."(vicki) the bill known as the road repair and accountability act of 2017 - could lead to a gas tax hike of 12 cents a gallon. it would also raise the price of diesel by 20 cents a gallon. the bill proposes a 52- billion dollar investment in the state over the next ten years. democrats are hoping to give it the green light by thursday... before lawmakers leave on spring break. (grant) the city of san francisco dealing with a messy problem - that's causing a real stink. coming up after the break... hear from mayor ed lee and how he plans to tackle the city's trash problem.(vicki) then, an east bay restaurant hit by a hateful act of vandalism. hear why employees say they are being targeted for their beliefs. (grant) and next, we dig deeper into the gender gap between men and woman here in the bay area. what local companies are saying about the issue - and how they want to improve it. (brittney) i'm chief

meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

today - is equal pay day for women day a day where companies and activists bring attention to the gender gap between men and women's salaries. (grant) statistics have long pointed to a difference of about 20 cents less on the dollar for women doing the same job as men. as kron four's

terisa estacio reports, here locally some activists are trying to do their part to raise awareness. half a million dollars - that is how much a woman falls short during her career due to inequal pay - compared with a man doing the same job. that according to figures uncovered by lean in.org - a women's activist organization. april 4 is equal pay day for women - and in the bay area - several companies got personally involved. pavreen. this is something that is very important to us. we have many females in management. at kepler's books in menlo park, the top managers are all women. amanda. last month - the book store focused on feminist issues and brought in several noteworthy female authors - on this equal pay day, they were offering 20 percent off this book as a tribute to the 20 percent gap between men and women. throughout the day - twitter was full of women making references to the gap - including sandberg who wrote, lyft - plans to give 20 percent of it's revenue to women's charities. salesforce - the mega software giant recently revealed that it gave 3 million dollars to women employees after discovering

some pay inequalities. there is a lot to do, i hope this adminstration and ivanka does something. for some bay area women, they are looking towards the federal government to step in and level the playing field pointing to ivanka trump now in a key washington position to do something about the issue. ivanka says she will and it is important, lets hope she does. in menlo park, te (grant) the man who died when his

fishing boat capsized in tomales bay yesterday has been identified at 47-year-old brian phidat ho... of san jose. ho and another man were fishing when the 13-foot boston whaler went head-on into a wave...tossing it end over end. this is video of the area from our helicopter partners with a-b-c news. the other man who was also tossed out into the water... was able to get back into the boat. two dogs on board swam to shore and survived. ( grant ) the pedestrian hit and killed by a car last night in san jose has been identified as wilbert delcomb jr. delcomb is 71 and lived in san jose. he was killed as he was crossing monterey road near roeder road. police say the driver hit delcomb.. and then slammed into a tree. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. this is the 12th fatal collision so far this year...on san jose city streets. (vicki) san francisco has a

messy problem on their hands. to help clean up the trash and debris littering the streets in the mission district...the department of public works is adding almost 40-trash cans to the area. today mayor ed lee was in the mission to help introduce the new and improved "yes we can" pilot program. several years ago the d-p-w believed trash cans were a magnet for dumping...so they removed trash cans from city streets. but the problem only got worse. now trash cans will return to bus stops, schools and other gathering places. (ed lee/ san francisco mayor) "let's leave the trash in the cans not on the streets. let us respect our neighborhoods like the mission, like the miracle mile corridor, like our neighbors, like our businesses. let's respect each other by putting trash where it belongs. the san francisco giants will also be doing their part to keep the city's streets clean...by joinng the department of public works in the mission's "giants sweep. m-l-b athlete hunter pence is leading the sweep to help

educate kids, businesses and adults about keeping the community clean. ( grant ) californian's are still doing their part to reduce how much water to use. although most of the state had near-record rainfall this winter...it remains under a drought emergency. but figures released today show water use in february was down just over 25-percent compared to february 20-13. recent rain has helped ease mandatory conservation orders and is helping to drive down demand for water. we called the governor's office and we were told governor brown may make an annoucement on the drought emergency declaration before the end of the week. (vicki) the city of san jose is asking for your help - to help those who lost everything during the february floods. mayor sam liccardo introduced a car replacement program - that would provide a car to those who lost theirs during the floods. mayor liccardo is asking the community to donate a used vehicle - in exchange for tax deductions. the silicon valley care dealership

association - will also be providing repairs to those cars at a discounted price. san jose mayor sam liccardo: "we saw during the flood hundreds of our residents many who did not have insurance for their cars.the big issue is getting people back to work, getting the kids to school, helping people get back to work, helping life to get back to normal for these families and without a car that becomes very difficult." the city of san jose will also be donating twenty cars from the city's fleet. goodwill of silicon valley will be accepting donations of used vehicles. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and seasonably mild conditions will continue across the region into tomorrow as high pressure builds in. unsettled

conditions return late in the week with locally heavy rainfall and strong winds possible from thursday night into friday morning as a strong frontal system pushes inland. unsettled conditions potentially persist into the upcoming weekend.

(grant) still ahead... raiders owner mark davis - opening up about the teams move to las vegas. hear his candid thoughts - about leaving the bay area. (vicki) but first, a health care reboot is in the works. the trump administration hinting at another health care plan - even after its first proposal failed. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪

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care plan was supposedly dead. but maybe not? could the second time be the charm for the trump administration? (vicki) dianne gallagher is in washington with the

details. could a health care reboot be in the works?rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: "we dont have bill text or an agreement yet. but these are the kinds of conversations we want." the white house is apparently working behind the scenes to make it happen. led by vice president mike pence.vice president mike pence: "we continue to work earnestly with congress for a new future on health care reform." but - much like the first bill that failed - the devil is in the details. the white house proposes giving states the ability to opt-out of provisions that affect coverage for pre-existing conditions, as well as maternity care or substance abuse...removing themselves from the essential health benefit and community rating regulations. that's something the house freedom caucus wants -- but, once again -- it may not go far enough to win over their support. and, any concessions made to the far right could chip away at support from moderates. rep. paul ryan/-r- house speaker: "we want members our members to be talking to each other about how we can improve the bill to get consensus." in the final stages of negotiations over the first

gop bill, the president said this would be the one and only shot to get repeal and replace done. then... after it failed... he said this: president donald trump: "i think what will happen is obamacare, unfortunately, will explode. it's going to have a bad year." and in the days that followed... the president went after those republicans who opposed the plan - even calling some out by name. now... it appears the white house is reaching out to those members... in what could be the last realistic chance to get something done. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. (2-shot) a deadly poison gas attack in syria - leaves dozens dead and hundreds of other people injured. coming up after the break - why the white house is pointing fingers at the obama administration.(grant) plus, first it was macy's and j-c penny's ... now another major retailer says it's shutting down hundreds of stores.

...hospital overwhelmed with patients overcome by some sort of chemical. this is not chlorine. (vicki )a british doctor in syria posts a dramatic video .... evidence, he says, that government forces are once again using deadly nerve gas against civilians.( grant)as many as one=hundred people are

dead, more than 4=hundred are injured in syria's deadliest chemical weapons attack in seven years.(vicki)pam moore is in the newsroom to show us what happened today. (pam) the images are heart=rending ... and we should warn you that many of them are also graphic. victims began flooding into hospitals early this morning, and by noon, there was no more room. natfirst responders were overcome by the gas themselves as they tried to wash the deadly toxin off the gasping, paralyzed victims.i saw an entire family consisting of a mother and three childen, dead. all dead. and i didn't see anyone of a military nature among the dead. there was no one who appeared to be a fighter at allsiren natwe don't know where we are going to send these patients now. patient after patient with the same symptoms of dilated pupils and blue lips.this is the panic under which we are treating the patients from the

gas attack today.children struggled to breathe,.. some unable to do so without help. all of this is consistent with nerve agent explosure such as sarin.and the patients keep comingwe've run out of ventilators. we've run out of ventilators space so we are now taking the transport ventilators out of our ambulances are we are going to try to modify them.nat witnesses shortly after dawn today, assad regime helicopters began dropping the gas on a town at the southern tip of idlib province.the area is controlled by islamist rebels, some of them affiliated with al qaeda.nat white house press secretary sean spicer pointed the finger ... at president obama. "these heinous actions by the bashar al-assad regime are a consequence of the last administration's weakness and irresolution."nat the hospital is preserving the victims' clothes with residue of the gas.we are collecting the evidence for you if anyone wants to investigate. (pam) the turkish defense

ministry said, it is sending a chemical and biological weapons team to search for evidence. this picture posted on twitter .... shows them crossing the border into syria. (vicki)russian investigators are searching for possible accomplices to the deadly subway bombing in saint petersburg. (anchor) time now to check on our weather...

with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and seasonably mild conditions will continue across the region into tomorrow as high pressure builds in. unsettled conditions return late in the week with locally heavy rainfall and strong winds possible from thursday night into friday morning as a strong frontal system pushes inland. unsettled conditions potentially persist into the upcoming weekend.

(grant) in southern california. . . an emergency plane landing leads to an arrest when police suspect the pilot is intoxicated. the incident happened late monday. . . 58-year-old darrell roberts was on his way from temecula. . . to san diego. police say he ran out of fuel and ended up 70-miles north of where he began. they say the plane clipped a stop sign in the empty lot where it landed.deputies later arrested him. . . after suspecting he was drunk.roberts was the only one aboard the plane.no one was injured. (vicki) payless shoesource is having trouble footing the bill. the company announcing it has filed for chapter-11 bankruptcy. in a statement - payless c-e-o says this a "difficult, but necessary decision driven by the continued challenges of the retail environment." the company says it plans to shut down roughly 400 stores immediately. payless is among the many retailers who have struggled from online shopping. in addition to payless, others included on

the list were macy's, jc penney, j-crew, and claire's. (grant) still ahead... steph curry showing off his singing voice. hear the warriors star belt out disney songs. (vicki) but first, a bay area restaurant - hit by vandals. why the owner says they were targeted. (grant) on wallstreet - u- s stocks seemed frozen in place today, as investors were slow to dip a toe back into the market. the dow rose 39 points. the nasdaq - added 4 points. and the s&p ... picking up almost two points.

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and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. (grant) tonight -- a "sanctuary restaurant" sign... in the window of an east bay eatery... appears to have been the target of a disgusting show of hate.(vicki) it happened in oakland... kron four's spencer blake talked to the multi-national employees who feel the vandal is making a personal attack. (nats from the kitchen)fatima abudamos is from jordan.she's lived in the u-s for about five years, and has worked at ba-bite for about two.she's one of the reasons these signs are on the front door."we put that up because we care about our community and we care about our employees and we thought it was the right thing to do."but abudamos was also one of the first employees to find this - remnants of what they think were feces, smeared all over the signs that show support for immigrants."it's so sad to do that. it's like, why?"she went above and beyond her job responsibilities by

helping to clean it up.her boss, restaurant owner robert gott, wasn't in town when it happened last week.in a twist of irony, he was at a restaurant conference in d-c. the nasty vandalism happened the day before he and his wife spoke to barbara lee and other lawmakers on capitol hill about employee and immigrant rights."what makes it worse is that the majority of the employees here are from other countries, and almost all of them speak multiple languages." "it's real, and it's real in piedmont and it's real in oakland. it's not something we hear on the news."gott says the employees here are like family.in fact, ba-bite is a play on a hebrew term that means 'going home, so he's always thought his support of immigrant workers has been important."but it's still a divisive - there's a lot of divisive issues, so there's always someone that's going to be on the opposite side."they filed a police report, and you may wonder - would something like this make gott want to take his signs down?his response - an immediate 'no.' "there's a point when you have to make a stand for what you believe in, and this is something we strongly believe in."people placing orders here have continued to show support for ba-biteand its very international staff.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news.

(grant) it's bittersweet. raiders owner mark davis opening up about his departure from the bay area. what he says he did - to keep the raiders in oakland. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) tonight police are searching for a suspect who gunned down a woman in front of her two children. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron for news at six. (pam) grant... it is a horrific story out of richmond and it was caught on video...

a mother with her two small children in the car, was boxed in.. this morning on rheem avenue, when a suspect walked up and shot her. tonight, police are searching for a man named: lawyer dushan mcbride. coming up tonight at six... we will have the latest on the search for him... and details on his relationship to the victim. we will have that story... and much more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (vicki) a week has passed since the raiders received the green light to move to las vegas... and the pain is still very raw for fans in the bay area.(grant) now that the move is essentially a done deal-- many are still left wondering what went wrong in working out a deal in oakland? and today-- raiders owner mark davis provided some further insight into how it all fell apart between the team and the city.(vicki) mark carpenter joins us with the details mark? (mark) i have a feeling that

more and more details will come out from both sides over the next several weeks. in a radio interview with 95-point-7 the game, mark davis revealed a number of details on how this process unfolded... and contrary to popular belief, he says he tried to make it work. months before vegas was even in the picture, he said he met with then-a's owner lew wolff... to propose a plan that calls for two stadiums on the coliseum site and he even offered to sell part of the team. "we offered them the opportunity to purchase 20 percent of the raiders and to do what i said about building two stadiums on that site. and the message from them was, and this is after they did the 10 year lease, was they did not want to remain on that site, especially if we were to build there, but they would love to buy 20 percent of the raiders and that was really the last time we talked with the a's about it." mark

davis...documenting one of the many pitfalls that led to the team's exit from the bay area. yet-- apparently...ne gotiations weren't always bitter. he says the raiders came close to a stadium deal in the summer of 2013, but---that crumbled when the a's signed a 10-year lease at the coliseum. davis reinforced that before he started exploring options in southern california and las vegas, oakland had every opportunity to be a serious suitor. "the only people oakland was in competition with was themselves and if they could have come up with a deal that would have given us the land. either leased it or gave it to us at reasonable terms and gave us the infrastructure and we had the ability to go out and find a developer or someone that would be able to fill that funding gap. we may have been able to do something on that site." despite immediate backlash from oakland's raider nation, davis re-iterated he'd like to stay in the coliseum for at least two more seasons...and possibly a third in 2019. although he'll soon be moving into a near 2-billion dollar stadium in

sin city, he's not using this time to celebrate. "i still have a feeling for the fans in the bay area and i've met with a number of them. anything i say to them isn't gonna sooth them, so it makes this whole thing bittersweet." (mark) davis also offered his thoughts on the ronnie lott deal... and said that the nfl always made it clear it didn't want any 3rd-parties involved. that combined with the fact he made a commitment to the governor of nevada, he says that he couldn't work with lott on a solution. (vicki) steph curry proving he's got

talent on . . . .and off the court.(glo)the golden state warriors super star made his singing debut alongside james corden. . . in corden's well-known carpool karaoke. trt:04 that was the nba star singing along to disney's moana.he credited his epic skills of memorizing disney songs. . .thanks to his 4-year-old daughter.the two had a fun-filled day. . . corden. . .deeming himself as curry's new life coach. . . drove the two to play some miniature

golf.they moved onto some other fun games like air hockey. . .where curry proved his well-rounded athletic ability., , ,beating corden at almost everything. that even includes rock-paper-scissors. steph joins several other celebrities who have also appeared singing on corden's carpool karaoke. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. dry and seasonably mild conditions will continue

across the region into tomorrow as high pressure builds in. unsettled conditions return late in the week with locally heavy rainfall and strong winds possible from thursday night into friday morning as a strong frontal system pushes inland. unsettled conditions potentially persist into the upcoming weekend. (vicki)one california couple. . . is keeping it casual.the newlyweds decided to (vicki) one california couple. . . is

keeping it casual.the newlyweds decided to hold their wedding reception at in- n-out burger.vanessa and juan pablo cervantes were married at a church in southern california.then they headed to their favorite take-out joint. . . where they joined their friends and family. "i'm currently stationed in new mexico and there's no in-n- outs over there. and i've been gone for awhile, and we really like in-n-out. that's it really, there's no endorsement going on."the couple is headséed across the pond to england on saturday for their honeymoon. (grant) susan sarandon is

clearing up some 20-year-old rumors. after the break - hear what she had to say about her 'beef' with julia roberts.

(vicki) now to a long-time hollywood "stepmom" feud... between susan sarandon and julia roberts the insider's debbie matenopoulos joins us from hollywood with more on this story. (----debbie----)that's right... susan sarandon

revealing the truth behind her rumored rift with co-star julia robertsand sometimes fabricated! that's the twitter bombshell sarandon dropped on social media! music hitthe 70 year old oscar winner tweeting quote: 'press printed that julia & i hated each other during stepmom. found out it was my pr person creating rumors.' you go right ahead lady i have a life and i don't? susan ending her caption with #feudfx - referring to her new series about the 1960s rivalry between bette davis and joan crawford - which was largely manufactured by hollywood execs and gossip hounds. clip upnow susan's saying the same thing happened to her and julia.you're not making it easier on anybodyher post included an 1998 'ew' article with the title - "julia roberts and susan sarandon go head-to-head". music hit however, in the article, both stars are quoted as dismissing the rumor, julia even calling it 'boring'. julia: you just know somebody you look in

their face and you see years and years of knowing a person and you see a lot of stuff. for me she's just so phenominal and gave me so much to play with and i could really see the depth in her eyes and all the different things going on i mean she makes my job really easy. julia praised susan at the movie's premiere! and it was nothing but love as the two promoted the movie together! julia: this is the first time that i had a friend i made a movie with 01:41:37 susan: that was the fun of it seeing the sparks fly ástingá (----debbie----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant joins pam moore with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki thank you... next... an all out manhunt in the east bay... as police try to track down the suspect ...who shot and killed a mother in front of her two small children. plus... (grant) and a car riddled with bullets in napa... after a shoot out with police.

kron 4 news at six is next.

(pam ) we are getting a better look at the man who police say, shot and killed a woman in front of her children. good evening, i'm pam moore. (grant ) and i'm grant lodes...in for steve aveson. the vile act was in richmond. police say the gunman knew the woman... and it appears to be domestic violence. kron4's haaziq madyun joins us live now with more on who police are now looking for... there is a manhunt underway right now for 43-year-old lawyer dushan mcbride of san pablo. richmond police say

mcbride was in a domestic relationship with the victim 29-year-old rashanda franklin, who was shot to death while driving her children to daycare a deadly shooting caught on camera. a mother killed in front of her children. police are searching for the shooting suspect, 43-year-old lawyer dushan mcbride of san pablosot lt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "there is a 2- million-dollar warrant for the arrest of mcbride, contact us or dial 9-1-1. he is armed and dangerous"it happened tuesday at around 8:45am here at the corner of rheem avenue and 29th street in richmond. lt. felix tan says the woman, who the alameda county coroner has identified as 29-year-old rashanda franklin of richmond. she was driving her two small children to daycare when the shooting occurredsotlt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "the suspect walked up and shot the victim

and inside the vehicle, the driver's seat, was a woman" nat/sot richmond resident: "right there! that's the car" the shooting was captured on this rheem avenue resident's surveillance cameras. he says he came out of the house after the shooting occurredrichmond resident: "i opened the door. then i went outside and i saw the car. we went there. the lady was already dead inside the car. she was inside the car but it was very sad this morning"lt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "it's really tugging at all of our hearts, there is two children in the back seat of this vehicle and it appears that the children witnessed this crime"investigators say mcbride has a history of domestic violence also that rashanda franklin had a restraining order against mcbride. police say he was last seen driving a silver 4 door mecerdes benz. he is considered armed and dangerous...back to you investigators say mcbride has a history of domestic violence also that rashanda franklin had a restraining order against mcbride. police say he was driving a silver 4 door mecerdes benz. he is armed and ck to you (grant) a fatal shooting in napa put a school on lockdown and left a car with bullet holes. (pam) the

police activity still has several blocks closed off.kron four's spencer blake is live near west park elementary school.spencer, you spoke to people who saw the shooting happen. a man who lives on pueblo heard the gunshots on linda vista at about 2:30 this afternoon.he took this video - take a listen as you look. this was right near the end of the firefight.in the video it appears police cars were already in the street during this shooting.when all was said and done, it left this silver car riddled with bullet holes.that car is now covered up with tarp, so it's possible someone died inside.west park elementary is only about 100 yeard from the car.a third grader i talked to was in music class when the lockdown began. (sot)"so we just sat on the

rug and kind of did some reading and games and stuff. 'and were you scared about it?' not really, but a lot of my friends were crying or scared." (vo)when we got here, we were right in the middle of parents and kids pouring out of the school, coming down the sidewalks.imagine how relieved they were to find out their kids were okay.police are still going door-to-door right now.they may be looking for additional witnesses but one of them told me they're mostly checking to make sure everyone nearby is okay. (spencer)there's a mobile incident command center in the blocked off area of the street. that's where police captains and others have been meeting. we hope to get more information from them when they come out.live in napa, spencer blake, kron four news.

(pam) the man accused of kidnapping, drugging and sexually assautling.. a 13- year old girl in the north bay, was set to be in court today. however - he did not show. 50 year-old timothy marble was unable to come to court because of medical reasons.. instead, he was slated to be arraigned in jail before the end of the day today. police say, timothy marble picked up the young victim at a gas station in napa, after she ran away from home. investigators say, the two stopped to

smoke marijuana and that's when police say, marble tied her to a tree ... and assaulted her multiple times. police say, he also used a blade to scratch his name into her skin... and say he injected her with methamphetmin e. marble was arrested in bodega bay. he is charged with child abuse, kidnappng, and nearly two dozen other felonies. a woman charged in connection with the murder of 88- year -old flovais douglas ... appeared in court today. 19-year-old jennifer hernandez jimenez was previously arrested... and arraigned just last month. prosecutors say, she helped 19-year-old zachary cuen... who is now awaiting trial. he has been charged with murder of the woman... known as miss flo. he reportedly robbed her home and beat her.miss flo was in the hospital for a month before she died from her inuries. a man found with what police are calling a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene of a homicide. . . was taken to the hospital and later arrested.the incident happened

monday afternoon in el cerrito. . . on park vista...near sycamore church. officers were notified that a person visited the home. . . after their co-worker failed to show up to work.police found one person dead inside. they found 50-year-old lance paulson suffering a gunshot wound. . . which they believe was self-inflicted.he was taken to the hospital shortly after. . .and later arrested on suspicion of murder.the victim's name has not yet been released...nor has a potential motive. (grant) tomorrow the temporary shelter that is housing the 11-remaining residents displaced by an apartment fire in oakland will shut down. this is the scene from the fire that broke out on san pablo avenue last week. four people were killed. last night just eleven people needed to stay in the temporary shelter...down from 71-the first night. the city of oakland has set up an assistance center to help those remaining residents find long-term or permanent housing. (pam) san jose city officials and other civic

organizations announced today - a car replacement program .... for those who lost their cars in the february floods. mayor sam liccardo asked citizens to donate a used vehicle, in return for a tax deduction. the silicon valley car dealership association will be making available car repairs.... and significantly discounted used cars, and the city of san jose will also be donating twenty cars from the city's fleet. (sam liccardo/ san jose mayor) "we saw during the flood hundreds of our residents many who did not have insurance for their cars."(greg kepferle/ catholic charities) "the big issue is getting people back to work, getting the kids to school, helping people get back to work, helping life to get back to normal for these families and without a car that becomes very difficult." (pam) goodwill of silicon valley will be accepting donations of used cars.. and catholic charities will be responsible for getting those vehicles to flood victims who lost a car. (grant) a live look outside right now...(pam) let's get (pam) let's get

our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. dry and seasonably mild conditions will continue across the region into tomorrow as high pressure builds in. unsettled conditions return late in the week with locally heavy rainfall and strong winds possible from thursday night into friday morning as a strong frontal system pushes inland. unsettled conditions potentially persist into the upcoming weekend.

(grant)tonight republicans are uniting behind a new man in washington and it's not president trump.g-o-p members are ready to make major changes to senate rules to get supreme court nominee neil gorsuch confirmed.kron4's washington correspondent mark meredith explains why one vote this week could have an impact for decades to come. it's called the nuclear option. "elections do have consequences,"south carolina senator lindsey graham supports the republican plan to --change the rules-- in the senate in order to confirm judge neil gorsuch for a seat on the supreme court."if it takes changing the rules to make sure that president trump is treated fairly, then i'll change the rules, it breaks my heart to do so, but that's

what i'll do"right now democrats plan to filibuster - essentially debating forever to avoid a vote..the senate requires 60 votes to end debate and vote for a supreme court nominee.so to get judge gorsuch on the bench, republicans plan to rewrite the rules.and lower the number of votes to a simple majority 51.critics say the rules change will have a lasting impact..presidents may forever avoid picking moderate judges and instead choose someone more aligned to a particular party."this week we're going to deliver on neil gorsuch"texas senator cruz tells us he's confident the rules change is justified... however he stresses the filibuster will still be around for laws the senate deems too controversial."i think the question of the standard for judges is very different question that the one for the legislative filibuster"a vote on the rules change could come as early as thursday.reporting in washington, i'm mark meredith. (grant) coming up next- kron4 spoke with a woman who says she was a victim of sexual assault on a muni bus. why she believes there are even more victims. (pam)

trash dumping is becoming a problem in parts of san francisco. we'll explain what community members are doing.... to try and address it.(grant) plus a destructive tornado is caught on camera. we'll hear from the woman who was inside that house when the storm hit.

(pam) a possible serial groper..... is believed to be preying on women riding on muni. kron4's maureen kelly spoke to one victim.... coming forward to talk about her experiences.... in order

to prevent more people from being targeted. (maureen)tonight police are amping up the number of officers riding the n judah as they search for a man who has been allegedly rubbing his crotch on women on the train. the victim i talked to says it happened to her last thursday at around 8pm as the train entered the tunnel.she says he moved away from her after she and other passengers became aware of what was happening. she snapped this picture as she was getting off the train. she says he saw the same man do the same thing about two weeks eariler....to a different woman riding on the n judah at around 6pm.she posted her story and these pictures on social media. she says had the same camoflage backpack both times.she says at the time of the incident she was in shock and didn't want to escalate the situation..so she didn't call police until she got home. (victim)i was so so angry. what i didn't realize at the time initially said there were so many other women that there were so many other women that have also experienced the same thing and from the same man. this is not normal. he's committing a crime. and he is praying on women so it needs to be stopped.she says since coming forward about 10 other

women have come forward saying the same thing happened to them.police say special victims unit investigators are reaching out to those women as they investigate this case of sexual battery.maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) the apple store in walnut creek was the target of thieves last night... who nabbed 3-mac books...and 18- iphones. police are now looking at surveillance footage...not yet released to the public...to gather evidence on their suspects. according to reports... three african american males walked into the store on south main street in walnut creek around 9 last night. they went right for the mac books and iphones and took off.

police believe the men were armed. they are looking for any information on the incident. (grant) california saw near-record rainfall this winter...but the state still remains in a drought emergency...and recent numbers show...residents are doing their part. according to the most recent water usage numbers...families in california continue to use less water. in febrary residents used more than 25- percent less water than they did in the same month in 20-13. this year's wet weather has helped drive down demand for water. officials are expected to announce any changes to the drought emergency in the next few months...perhaps as soon as this week. (pam) dramatic footage shows... a home being ripped apart in a tornado in virginia beach. all the while... the homeowner is inside her bedroom... holding on for her life. a tornado that ripped through virginia on friday, was captured on surveillance... when it ripped the wall off a woman's

house. jennifer mingo says, she was sitting on her recliner watching t-v when the winds picked up... and started tearing her house apart. she was left clinging to the arms of her chair. and luckily, managed to hold on long enough for the tornado to pass. (jennifer mingo/ neighbor) ""i thought i was going to die. the tv went the nightstand went the dresser went everything was flying out the room and i thought the chair was going to be next and i said this is my time."(pam) mingo stayed put.... amazingly escaping with just a few scratches.her house on the other hand is a mess, with tarp covering the gaping hole in her bedroom. but tonight, mingo and her husband are focusing less on what can be replaced and more on what cannot be. (grant) 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.

dry and seasonably mild conditions will continue across the region into tomorrow as high pressure builds in. unsettled conditions return late in the week with locally heavy rainfall and strong winds possible from thursday night into friday morning as a strong frontal system pushes inland. unsettled conditions potentially persist into the upcoming weekend. (glo)the lineup for san francisco's popular music festival.. . . (glo)the lineup for san

francisco's popular music festival.. . . outside lands. . . is now out!here's some video we have from years past in golden gate park.ordanizers released the lineup this morning. . . the festival will be headlined by metallica, the who, gorillaz, lorde and a tribe called quest. the show will also feature queens of the stone age, fleet foxes, empire of the sun, and the avett brothers. the event is from august 11th to august

13th. three-day tickets start at $375 for general admission. (grant) the ncaa is once again considering the state of north carolina as a possible location for it's championship events. what prompted the change and how the governor is reacting to the news. (pam) plus how businesses around the baya rea are recognizing equal pay day. new tonight at eight...a warning from the irs. if you owe them..you will soon be hearing from a debt collector.but there's a catch...the potential scam taxpayers need to be on the lookout for.that's tonight at eight.

today is equal pay day for women ... a day where companies and activists bring attention to the gender gap between men and women's salaries. statistics have long pointed to a difference of about 20- cents less per dollar ... for women doing the same job as men. locally, the ride sharing company lyft ....

dedicated 20- percent of its revenue during the day ... to women's charities. many companies offered discounts, including at kepler's books in menlo park. at the local store, eighty- five percent of its workforce is women ... and the managers are women as well. the company's c-e-o says, it is equal pay every day. this is something that is very important to us. we have many females in management. (pam) throughout the day, twitter was full of women making references to the pay gap.. among those speaking out - facebook's - sheryl sandberg and house minority leader nancy pelosi. (grant) the ncaa says it will consider north carolina as a host for championship events again after the state rolled back a law that limited protections for lgbtq people. today ncaa officials say they reviewed moves to repeal the

so-called "bathroom bill" and replace it with a compromise law. the ncaa said the new law "meets the minimal ncaa requirements" while expressing some concerns about provisions within it.the statement says a majority of the board "reluctantly voted" to consider bids from north carolina. that state's governor spoke out today. "they recognized progress in the legislation and they recognized that even though it didn't have everything they wanted it was enough for them to come back and help us in the fight and to help us continue to improve our laws." (grant)back in september...the ncaa pulled seven events from north carolina for the 2016-17 season...to protest the bathroom bill.that included big money makers like the

n-c-a-a men's basketball tournament. (grant)advertisers are starting to turn their backs on "the o'reilly factor" due to a growing scandal involving host bill o'reilly.five companies ... including automakers mercedes, b-m-w and hyundai, say they are pulling all ads from the fox news show. this comes after 13 million dollars in settlements were paid to five women who accused o'reilly of sexual harassment and verbal abuse. "the o'reilly factor" reportedly generated 446 million dollars in ad revenue between 20-14 and 20-16.in a statement, o'reilly says he is "vulnerable to lawsuits" from those who want him to pay to avoid negative publicity. (pam) payless, the discount shoe seller, has filed for bankruptcy.... and will close hundreds of stores immediattely. payless will immediately close about 400 under- performing stores in the u.s. and puerto rico. the topeka, kansas- based

company.... employs almost 22- thousand people and has more than 4- thousand stores.. in 30 countries around the world. there are more than a dozen payless stores in the bay area. (pam) next- distrubing images out of syria. how u-s officials are reacting to a chemical attack that happened there. (grant) we're learning more about the mexican border wall plan. how many companies have come forward in an effort to engineer the wall. (pam) plus a daring rescue caught on camera. how close these 2 came to getting run over by a new york subway train.

here on rheem ave at 29th street in richmond, surveillance cameras record the shooting death of rashanda franklin. police are searching for her estranged boyfriend lawyer dushan mcbride as the shooting suspectlt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "it's really tugging at all of our hearts, there is two children in the back seat of this vehicle and it appears that the children witnessed this crime"a manhunt is now underwya for her estranged boyfriend, 43-year-old lawyer dushan mcbridesotlt. felix tan/ richmond police department: "there is a 2- million-dollar warrant for the arrest of mcbride, contact us or dial 9-1-1. he is armed and dangerous"in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news (maureen)in san francisco

police are amping up the number of officers riding the n judah as they search for a man who has been allegedly rubbing his crotch on women on the train.the victim i talked to says it happened to her last thursday at around 8pm as the train entered the tunnel. she says he moved away from her after she and other passengers became aware of what was happening.she snapped this picture as she was getting off the train. she says he saw the same man do the same thing about two weeks eariler....to a different woman riding on the n judah at around 6pm.she says since posting her story and these pictures on social media...approximently 10 other women say they were victimized by the same man. maureen kelly kron4 news (terisa)here in menlo park - it is equal pay day and this store is drawing attention to it in more ways then one. the book store has mostly female managers and 85 percent of it's staff is women. last month they hosted feminist authors and had panel discussions on women's issues in addition, local ride sharing company lyft gave 20 percent of it's revenue to women's charities - research shows that women make 80 cents to the dollar compared with men - a 20 percent gap. many women took to twitter to

address the inequality as well. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... dry and seasonably mild conditions will continue across the region into tomorrow as high pressure builds in. unsettled conditions return late in the week with locally heavy rainfall and strong winds possible from thursday night into friday morning as a strong frontal system pushes inland. unsettled conditions potentially persist into the upcoming weekend.

(grant) a warning for our viewers -- the following story contains disturbing images.another chemical attack in syria today -- with a horrifying death toll...including kids.kristen holmes has the latest on what we know from washington. in syria -- dozens of people reportedly killed -- including at least ten children -- in a suspected chemical attack in a rebel-held part of the country. horrifying images

showing unconscious children -- seemingly unable to breathe on their own.activists blaming syrian president bashar al assad -- whose regime has been accused of using chemical weapons on its own people in the past. the syrian army denying involvement in today's attack. the attack coming just days after the trump administration indicated that pushing out assad is no longer a priorty. rex tillerson, secretary of state: "the longer term status of president assad will be decided by the syrian people." a policy shift upsetting some members of his own party. sen. john mccain, (r) arizona: "it is another disgraceful chapter in american history and it was predictable."sen. lindsey graham, (r) south carolina: "the bottom line is that is a huge mistake to adopt that position."the white house blaming today's attack on quote-- "the weakness" of the obama adminstration. the united nations commission investigating the attack--as world leaders offer condemnation. in washington, im kristen holmes. (grant) this afternoon president trump released a statement on the attack -- calling it "reprehensible" and

something the civilized world cannot ignore. (pam) we are learning more about the challenges facing the construction of donald trump's border wall. one potential bidder on the wall wanted to know if authorities would rush to help, if workers came under "hostile attack." another asked if employees can carry firearms in states with strict gun control laws.... and if the government would arrest them for using deadly force. bids were due today on the first design contracts. interested companies are preparing for the worst, if they get the potentially lucrative job. an inside source told the associated press... four to 10 bidders are expected to be chosen to build prototypes. (pam) a teacher under arrest after she attempted to avoid a d-u-i.... by letting a child drive her car. details next.

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school math teacher ... on child neglect charges ... for letting a 14-year-old boy drive, while she was drinking. police initially stopped the car because they thought the driver could be drunk. it turned out, the person behind the wheel was actually the 14 year old boy. the passenger, terra virgin- wanted that child to drive her to the waffle house. virgin also had an open beer

in the cup holder. the boy driving the car was her boyfriend's son. she was arrested for child neglect and allowing a minor to drive. (pam) a florida man is back in custody, after authorities say, he made a daring escape through a police station restroom ceiling. police say, they arrested a homeless man sunday night - accused of stealing from a kohl's department store. but now the man is facing additional charges ... after an officer says, he managed to shimmy through the ceiling of a single bathroom stall... while a guard was outside the door. the inmate created a hole... made his way into the attic... and out the building. he was later tracked down by police.. and was placed back under arrest. (glo)a dramatic scene caught on tape . . .this time on the subway rails of new york city. a man fell onto the tracks at a manhattan train station. . . just moments before the train arrived.a bystander saw the situation. . . and rushed into action to get the man to safety. you can see here. . . the bystander jumps in. . .

crossing over to the other side of the platform.he manages to pull him to safety. no word yet on what caused the man to fall onto the tracks.he was taken to a local hospital. in sports... mark davis makes some eye-opening comments about a deal he aid he proposed with the a's to keep the raiders in oakland...... and the warriors are back at work... getting ready for the minnesota timberwolves... and this weekend's return of kevin durant... gary has that story and player reaction... plus, all the sports... coming up

,$8drw the warriors hosting the minnesota timberwolves tonight steve kerr his team has won 11 striaght game after

initally struggling after the loss of kevin durantsteph curry coming off probably his best game of the season we have some funny stuff with him on late night tv in a minutedraymond greenhad his 5th triple- double of the season sunday klay thompson has also been on fire latelyhe was at the a's game last nightbut the talk is about kevin durant word is he will return after more than a month off with a knee injury to play saturday here are david west and javale mcgee on durant coming back (sot: west & mcgee) david west"he looked great... he looked really good a couple weeks ago... i haven't seen him in the last couple days but... i mean... he's fine."javale mcgee"all he's gonna do is add fire power and we're gonna be even better... that's kinda scary." this is pretty good steph curry on james cordon's show last night doing a little and carpool karaoke and miiature

golf(sot: steph & cordon) james cordon"focus... mental clarity... be the ball... lets the ball be you."stephen curry "i'm locked in... im locked in and ready."james cordon"hang on a minute... just wait one second and make sure you're completly focued... this is a stupid idea (curry laughs)." stephen curry"the best session i've leanred from james cordon is how to waste a perfrctly good afternoon...""i thought we wewre going to carpool karaoke man... that's what i've been dreamng about"cordon and curry singingsee the light where the sky meets the seait calls meno one knows how far it goes..."(they put inn mouth pieces)"i know everybody on this islandseems so happy on this islandeverything is by design""all my life has been a series of doors in my faceand then suddenly i bumped into you..."stephen curry"i was thinking the same thing." cordon and curry singing"love is an open dooooooorrrrr..." is it no woder why curry is so

popular with kids and parents alike?... always willing to play along and also keep it g- rated curry showing his personality on late-nght television it's been about a week since the raiders got the green light to move to las vegas. and now team owner mark davis is left doing damage control to explain how it fell apart in oakland. in an interview with 95-point-7 the game, davis revealed today he tried to

find a solution...and months before vegas was in the picture, he made a proposal to former a's owner lew wolff about sharing the coliseum land... and even considered dealing ownership stake. "we offered them the opportunity to purchase 20 percent of the raiders and to do what i said about building two stadiums on that site. and the message from them was, and this is after they did the 10 year lease, was they did not want to remain on that site, especially if we were to build there, but they would love to buy 20 percent of the raiders and that was really the last time we talked with the a's about it."

more bad news for the sharks on the injury frontjoe thorton and logan couture were back at practice today but as far as taking the ice they are both out indefinitely only 8 days before the playofs beginthonrnton injured his left knee sunday when it slammed into an opponent and was bent inward he had to be helped to the locker and left the arena under his own power but limping badlycouture took a puck to the face a couple of weeks ago and has missed the last 4 gamesalthough they are both listed as day-to-day sharks coach peter deboer is giving out no information saying they would be back saturday or saturdaywithout their top two centers the sharks chances of defening their western cpnference title are slim how about tony romo?rather than getting released or traded by

the dallas cowboys romo announced he was retiring from the nfl and taking a job at cbs as their number-1 analyst phil simms who was the

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"the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. number one, mel b claims physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her ex. >> there's been rumors that you had an open relationship. >> inside her shocking new restraining order. was she hiding bruises in plain sight? >> not giving up control. >> we'll talk about that later after a couple of drinks. dancing says ciao to charo. but will they say good-bye to maks for good? number three, susan sarandon sounds off on her rumored feud with julia roberts. >> the behind-the-scenes of making a movie is always interesting. >> what the stepmom says.

the insider bonus. the biggest loser trainer opens up on his nearly fatal heart attack. >> i have what they called a widow maker. >> how he survived. then -- >> this is michael weatherly. >> we'll have your hair standing up straight. >> don't be concerned. it's fashionable. >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. "dancing with the stars" gets its first magic mike moment of the season. it's who does it that may surprise you. that's coming up. welcome to "the insider," everybody. let's dive right into the mel b shocker tracking number one today. it appears her marriage to steffan was darker than anyone could have imagined, as the judge said she suffered severe emotional and physical abuse. >> there's been rumors that you had an open relationship. is there any truth to that? >> silent no more. mel b laid out the graphic and violent allegations of physical abuse and sexual exploitat