who witnessed the crash - this is what he had to say.

building under construction in oakland... leaves up to 20 workers trapped in wet cement. (vicki) the accident was just after nine-30 this morning... on hawthorne avenue near broadway.(grant) that's where we find kron four's philippe djegal... who arrived on scene shortly after the initial emergency call... philippe... that's right... and, a witness tells us this could have been a whole lot worse if the wet cement was any deeper. no one died... but a dozen people were taken to hospitals. (philippe) calm one moment -- seconds later -- a loud thud.saul duran/witness- "i was afraid that someone was buried inside, you know." a witness who shot this video of the aftermath shows construction workers huddled near the front entrance of what oakland fire battalion chief ian (yan) mcwhorter says is an apartment parking garage under contruction. this is where the accident happened -- fire fighters snapped photos of what they saw.ian

mcwhorter/battalion chief- "they were only trapped up to their knees." he says by the time the oakland fire department reached the building on the 300 block of hawthorne avenue... construction workers were using shovels and planks to prop themselves on top of the wet cement 15 t0 20 workers were trapped in to help pull them out.ian mcwhorter/bat talion chief- "well, i'm sure we've all been stuck in the mud at the beach and that's approximately how it is -- kind of like quick sand." mcwhorter says the workers who fell were on the second floor of the building under contruction, pouring cement... when there was a partial collapse, and the workers fell. some were able to hang on to the scaffolding to avoid hitting the cement. mcwhorter says 12-people were taken to local hospitals with minor bruises and scraps. everyone survived.saul duran/witness- "(philippe) was it calm or was there panic? (saul) oh, it's a panic. you know, everybody was, you know, worried about the co-workers." the occupational safety and health administration is leading the investigation into the cause of the partial collapse. we're also learning more about the safety records of the construction

companies involved. we'll share that with you in about an hour. live in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) and we first alerted you about the building collaspe through a push alert which we sent out around 10 this morning. to get the latest breaking news - download the free kron four mobile app. (grant) jurors deliberated this morning in napa county superior court at the trial of a couple charged with the murder and torture of a 3-year-napa girl in 20-14. two separate juries are hearing evidence against sara krueger and ryan warner who are charged with the death of krueger's daughter... kayleigh slusher. prosecutors say the crime occurred at an apartment complex in napa in early 20-14. the couple faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted. a verdict has been reached in the trial for krueger, but it has not yet been released to the public. warner's case is still being deliberated. jurors will continue

deliberations tomorrow. (vicki) a man found stabbed to death yesterday morning in a san francisco park has been identified as a 33-year-old resident of the city. the medical examiner's office say giovanny alvarez was found in bernal heights park around 5-30 in the morning yesterday suffering from stab wounds. paramedics rushed to the scene but pronounced alvarez dead when they arrived. police roped off the area shortly after looking for leads. investigators are asking anyone with information on the incident to come forward. (grant) a santa cruz brain surgeon has just pleaded not guilty to ten felony charges accusing him of sexually assaulting two boys and girl under the age of 14. the doctor, james kohut, was arrested as part of an investigation into a sex abuse ring that ended up leading to charges against two nurses at his office...emily stephens and rashel brandon. court documents today say kohut had sex with two boys while the nurses were right there.

it is not clear yet if stephens and brandon have attorneys to represent them. in san jose today...the brother of nurse rashel brandon told reporters... his family is supporting her through this ordeal. (vicki) happening now... gunfire erupts - and a man was shot early today in gilroy... where police are still searching for suspects. these suspects are also believed to be connected to a string of vehicle break-ins. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now live from gilroy. rob? (rob live) gilroy police tell me this began when they got a call about 2 a.m. from someonereporting that someone was breaking into a car...and then another frantic call a short ime later that someone was lying in the street after being shot. rick menjivar/neighborhyde park drive resident rick menjivar told me how he then found his neighbor in the middle of the street, bleeding. he had been shot. rick menjivar" i just kept my hands on him, kept him down

and told him not to move...." gilroy police said the victim, not identified, was shot twice in the lower body by someone among a group of people who were breaking into a car. police sealed off the area and a chase ensued through backyards to nearby ervin court. eventually, four suspects were detained, some of whom are juveniles. rick menjivar says his neighbor was shot after he'd confrontedthe group.rick menjivar" he says, what are you doing here? you're not supposed to be here and one kid says, i'll tell you what we're doing here and pop, pop, pop, he shoots him...."police were still searching for the gun as residents told about a recent rash of vehicle break-ins in the neighborhood. there are bullet holes in this car parked in front of rick menjivar's home.yeah and my wife was standing right there behind the window so thank god she wasn't hit because there were bullets flying all over the place...."

(rob live) gilroy police said the victim was shot twice in the leg. he is out of surgery and in stabile condition. several suspects were taken in for questioning but as of this evening there is no word of any arrests. live in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) the assistant teacher accused of making a bomb threat that forced an evacuation of a school has pleaded not guilty to the crimes. 22 year-old pablo munoz was arrested on two counts of felony threats and two counts of misdemeanor false reporting of a bomb. he was working as an assistant teacher at leport montessori school on fell street. he has since been

ordered to stay away from the school and is wearing an ankle bracelet to track his movements. police received the bomb threats on two separate occasions. after a sweep of the school, no bombs were found. munoz was ordered to return to court on july 27th for a prehearing conference. (grant) a former junior college professor has been arrested after police say he beat three people with a metal bike lock during a protest in berkeley earlier this year. 28-year-old eric clanton was arrested in oakland for assault with a deadly weapon. clanton remains in custody tonight on 200 thousand dollars bail. officers say a video posted to social media helped identify clanton as a suspect. 19 people were arrested during protests on april 15th. 11 people were injured during the clashes and seven of those people were taken to hospitals. (grant) ariana grande says she will return to manchester for a

benefit concert. the money will go to victims of the bombing after her concert on monday.the pop singer says she will resume her world tour in paris on june seventh. (grant)meanwhile, the u=s and britain have apparently patched up their differences over intelligence leaks relating to the investigation. (vicki)and british authorities say they believe they have rolled up the jihadist network behind the bombing.catherine heenan is here with all the days developments. (catherine) secretary of state rex tillerson signed a book of condolence alongside british foreign secretary boris johnson. his trip to london followed britain's angry reaction to news leaks in the u=s of details about the manchester bombing. prime minister theresa may says the intel exchange has been restored. < theresa may british prime minister > "i did raise the issue of leaks of information that have been shared by the police with the fbi with president trump. he has made

clear that that was unacceptable. the metropolitan police as i understand it received assurances from the fbi and are now -- have restarted the process of sharing information with them." at scotland yard in london, top counterterrorism offical mark rowley declared that police now have hold of a large part of the network behind manchester bombing. authorities are currently handling 500 investigations into 3,000 individuals at least nine men, ages 18 to 44, are in custody, and searches are still taking place at 12 locations in the manchester area. "we're following up the network, we're trying to roll it up, we're trying to contain it, we're trying to get to the bottom to figure out how big it is and how many people are involved,"authorities in libya say the bomber salman abedi phoned his younger brother hashim just minutes before the explosion.hashim has reportedly told interrogators both were members of isis.u=s officials believe salman received training in syria. britain's terror threat level remains at its highest level, meaning another attack may be imminent. for the first time specially-trained firearms

officers are patrolling trains. manchester's muslims gathered in prayer on their holy day today.police say the number of hate crimes in the city has doubled since the bombing. muslim leaders told worshippers that they will inform police if there are signs anyone in the community has been radicalized "there is no justification for what has been done there. and what makes it even more saddening is that these twisted inhumane group of people want to use the name of religion to cover up their cowardly and disgusting acts." (catherine) monday is memorial day in the u=s.in england it's a bank holiday. troops will be out at more than a thousand sporting events and concerts. vicki? (grant) millions are expected to fly somewhere for the holiday weekend... but if you are planning on flying out of s-f-o - get ready for some major delays. what you need to know - coming up. (vicki) plus, an east bay family now

asking for your help - after they returned home from vacation to find their house vandalized and covers in slurs. (grant) but first, president trump's new budget proposal could cut funding to a california program - that would potentially be used to save hundreds of lives. a live report next. (brittney) i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

it was just this week we learned the trump administration was not going to go through with threats to cut federal transportation funding to electrify caltrain. (vicki) but now the white house is focusing its budget ax... on earthquakes.. specifically the shake alert early warning system. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with that (dan kerman)the shake alert early warning system is designed to give people several seconds notice that an earthquake is coming. for individuals it can give them enough time to drop and take cover under something, but those working on the system at uc berkeley's seismological lab say the implications are actually far greater.sot jennifer strauss/uc berkeley seismological lab 25-33a couple of seconds is all you need for a train at a station not to start moving again. but you can think of things like putting all the metering lights to red to prevent more people from getting on the bridge , you can think about stopping elevators to prevent

people from getting trapped. jennifer strauss with uc berkeley's seismological lab says in its early form, the shake alert has already proved to work. seconds before 2014's napa earthquake both bart and san francisco emergency management officials got a warning still, president trump proposed budget would cut federal funding for the shake alert, which could kill the projectsot without sustained funding to go on you cant hire more people ,you cant run the stations that you have or install new stations.right now there are 700 monitoring stations in place on the west coast, mostly in the bay area, the greater los angeles area and the seattle area. but strauss says another 700 monitoring stations are needed to cover the entire west coast. and despite the proposed budget ax, strauss remains hopeful sotwe have a lot of bi partisan support in congress and our individual

state so we are hopeful that this is something that is just not well thought out./well thought out (grant) bad news for tourists, businesses...and anyone who lives in the big sur area along highway ne. today we learned that massive landslide will force the road will be closed for more than a year...and it will cost millions of dollars to fix. that landslide is still moving...nearly a week after more than a million tons of rocks and dirt tumbled down the hillside. it's covering up about a quarter

mile stretch of highway one in an area called mud creek. caltrans says they might be able to make a one-way road to get people through, but it will be more than a year before it will be fully open. (vicki)bart service will be limited on memorial day weekend due to construction. starting on saturday bart will conduct track work between the lake merritt and fruitvale stationsno trains will run between those stationsthe lake merritt bart station will be closed.service will be back to normal on tuesday. (grant) it's not great timing....but you might run into some delays and cancellations at s-f-o this holiday weekend... and "not" because of extra travelers.. (vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on the work being done....that's bound to causesome hold-ups.. (catherine) you wouldn't expect the people at s-f-o to schedule runway

maintenance work overthe memorial day weekend....but that's exactly what's happening. it's part of a 35-million dollar repaving project scheduled for spring weekends..the work was supposed to be put on hold this saturday and sunday to accommodate the holiday rush...but things are falling behind....so officials figured they'd have to keep working.. our will tran talked to some travelers this morning........but they were all taking off'before' the work began.... so they were unfazed... travelers: this is actually my first time flying on memorial day weekend and it's not as hectic as i thought it might be. i actually drove over from north stockton this morning, getting on the road around 4:30 am. just preparing myself for the traffic so i wouldn't be stressed. will tran - you know this is memorial day weekend and a lot of people are traveling? traveler: i know. we actually booked and didn't even think about it being memorial day weekend. then a couple of weeks ago we thought hey - memorial day weekend! people might not be so dismissive later tonight..

the runway will be shut down again for work starting at 6-pm... s-f-o officials are suggesting that if you're flying this weekend - plan ahead fordelays of 30-90 minutes....and double check your flight status. vicki and grant? (vicki) a lot of people are headed to lake tahoe for the long holiday weekend. (grant) thanks to the wet winter... you can still hit the slopes.(vicki) two ski resorts are offering lift tickets over the memorial day weekend. mount rose will remain open through monday. and squaw valley is offer services through the july fourth holiday. the ski season is over at heavenly resport but you can still ride the gondola and even go snow tubing. so if you area headed up to tahoe... make sure you bring your ski gear and your swim suit. time now to check on our weather... with

meterologist lawrence karnow. little warmer, cooling back down heading into next week. lawrence karnow: it's the unofficial start of summer this weekend with the memorial day holiday. many people are going to be traveling around the state this weekend. today was another unusually cool day with temperatures running well below the average for this time of year. clouds continue to linger even now. we ded see a few 70s inland but the fog was slow to clear and in some cased didn't clear at all along the coast to keep highs there in the 50s to low 60s. if you're going out tonight the low clouds and fog will begin to fill into the bay and valleys. and it will be a little breezy toward the coast. it looks like high pressure will begin to build starting on saturday. this should bring some warming to the valleys tomorrow with fog lingering at the coast. we'll let you know if the nice weather is going to stick around through the holiday coming up in a few minutes.

(grant) coming up, hillary clinton is opening up about her loss to president

donald trump - and she didn't hold back. the harsh words she has for the president. (vicki) but first, a disturbing story out of san francisco. several pigeons apeaar to have been shot by a blow dart gun. who might be behind it. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear.

who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (vicki) a rash of reports

of a disturbing sight in san francisco's castro and mission districts. pigeons have been spotted who appear to have been shot with blow darts. here's one that has been pieced thru the head and survived. there are several photos showing this bird and others on the website reddit. one person on the site claims to have seen at least three wounded birds in recent weeks. we talked to the person who shot this photo eariler in the month. (ange morias, witnessed injured pigeon)it's very disappointing. even though pigeons are my least favorite animal i'm totally a city person and i've learned how to live with them. and who would do that to a helpless animal? (vicki) san francisco

animal control says they've been called to the area several times on reports of people seeing an injured pigeon but so far have been unable to catch any of the birds. a person found responsible for shooting the birds could be charged with animal cruelty. (grant) devastation in a stockton neighborhood...one home is gone...four others are damaged after a massive fire in a pallet yard at a warehouse strong winds quickly escalated things...pushing the flames towards a nearby neighborhood...scorching five homes and sending one woman to the hospital. the victim..now in a burn center after she was unable to escape her home quickly enough. now the neighborhood is left picking up the pieces. (mickey swan/home damaged):"i work hard for everything that i did, i know it's materialistic but this is everything that i own""we're cold we're hungry. we have kids."(ananias snipes/mother

hurt in fire):"we couldn't save nothing, but ourselves." every available firefighter in stockton responded to the four-alarm fire, in addition to three outside strike teams. family's in the neighborhood say they have called regulators repeattedly to report code violations at the warehouse for having pallets stacked too high. red cross is now helping those displaced. fire crews are expected to be out for several days to make sure it doesn't flare up again. at this point the cause of the fire is unknown. (vicki) coming up, a family in the east bay is on edge tonight... after their home is vandalized and painted with slurs. (grant) plus, police in redwood city need your help identifying an arson suspect. the full video after the break.

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(grant) upset and confused... an east bay family is trying to figure out why someone would trash their home while they were away.. and scrawl slurs on their wall. (vicki) as kron four's

terisa estacio reports, the family has been traumatized by this experience. (estacio reporting) "they slashed all of our couches and had they upside down. this east bay mom who does not want to have her face on camera for fear of retaliation - talked with about how they came home the other day and found their house ransacked. "i was out for mother's day and came out to this." besides slashing the couches - the kitchen was a mess. "all of the cabinets were open, everyting was out on the counters and on the floor." and here on the wall, in their living room, a racial slur. "it was very hurtful." "my children are half black." "my son cried all night long" her daughters extremely upset as well. "they wanted to know why someone would do this." in addition, to all that, the televisions now broke were tossed around, as you can see in these pictures. "they are all broken now." the mom says

they have lived in the area for four years and everyone gets along. for now, they are working with the police. "we know everyone around here, my kids play with all the kids in neighborhood." "i just hope they catch however did this." in the east bay, terisa estacio (vicki) following a story we first brought to you yesterday on kron-4 news at 5... police have just released the photo of a man suspected of groping a woman on a bart train. the incident happened wednesday night. take a look at the suspect. he was able to get away when the train stopped at the north berekely station...before police responded. surveillance video captured these photos of the man in an elevator. anyone with information about the suspect is asked to

contact bart police. (grant) redwood city police are asking for the public's help identifying an arson suspect. in the video you can see him starting the fire...then running from the scene.. this happened just before ten o'clock back on may 13th on flynn avenue in redwood city. the fire damaged the home owners cinder block wall... police say the suspect has distinct long dark hair that was pulled back in a pony tail they also said he may have been jumping on people's rooftops in that same neighborhood later that night.. (vicki) security being stepped up at the bottle rock music festival in napa as it kicks off today... 120 thousand people are expected over the weekend..to see more than 80 musical artists play... this is video from before the venue filled up this morning.. event organizers released a statement about the terror attack at the concert in manchester this week... they said they are working with regional along with local law enforcement to ensure the

best safety measures.. we spoke with concert goers who say despite the attack in manchester they won't let that stop them from enjoying the weekend. there is a long list of items you are not allowed to bring into the festival...inclu ding any type of weapon, fireworks and drones. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. little warmer, cooling back down heading into next week. lawrence karnow: it's the unofficial start of summer

this weekend with the memorial day holiday. many people are going to be traveling around the state this weekend. today was another unusually cool day with temperatures running well below the average for this time of year. clouds continue to linger even now. we ded see a few 70s inland but the fog was slow to clear and in some cased didn't clear at all along the coast to keep highs there in the 50s to low 60s. if you're going out tonight the low clouds and fog will begin to fill into the bay and valleys. and it will be a little breezy toward the coast. it looks like high pressure will begin to build starting on saturday. this should bring some warming to the valleys tomorrow with fog lingering at the coast. we'll let you know if the nice weather is going to stick around through the holiday coming up in a few minutes.

(grant) still ahead.... park rangers are looking for whoever did this "prom- posal". we'll explain why they could be facing charges. (vicki) but first, hillary clinton takes aim at president trump - while delivering a commencement speech at her alma mater. plus how chardonnay helped her handle her loss... (grant) on wallstreet... major stock indexes have ended the day pretty much where they started as trading was quiet ahead of the memorial day holiday. the dow - fell a little more than two points. the nasdaq - added 5. and the s&p - edged up a fraction of a point.

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nats of fights. i'm so sick and tired of you guys."(grant) that was montana congressional candidate greg gianforte - who you can hear - allegedly body slamming a reporter. gianforte won the state's u-s house seat by seven percentage points last night...he was polling with a double digit lead...but then...the incident. he was charged with misdemeanor assault the night before the election. that reporter for the guardian says it happened when he asked about

his position on the new house republican health care plan. gianforte apologized for the incident during his victory speech: (vicki) hillary clinton has been making more public appearances in recent weeks....since losingthe presidential race...(grant) today she gave the commencement address at wellesley college... catherine heenan is here with more on a speech that didn't reference president trumpby name.......but clinton's angry message was very clear... (catherine) clinton got an exuberant welcome at wellesley -- her alma mater -- where she also delivered the 1992 commencement speech.. this time....she detailed a scathing critique of the current political landscape.... she never actually mentioned donald trump by name....but peppered her speechwith barbs clearly aimed at him.

there were moments of humor....when she said she's doing ok and said "chardonnay helped a little.".....but her message was mostly a warning. telling graduates for example, that they're graduating at a time when there's a "full-fledged assault on truth and reason." hillary clintonfmr. secretary of state as history majors know all too well, when people in power invent their own facts, and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. clinton has indicated that she blames the handling of the f-b-i investigation intoher e-mail as one of the reasons she lost. today there's a new report that claims that james comey knew that a critical piece of russian information was fake.......but still felt he had to take action. he reportedly feared that if it became public - it would

undermine the investigation and the justice department itself. the report says the fake information is one of the reasons comey decided to end the probe. grant and vicki? (vicki) president trump is nearing the end of his first foreign trip... meeting with important world leaders at the g-7 summit in sicily today. world leaders addressed trump's stance on climate change... and his campaign promise from the paris climate agreement. the leaders also took on issues such as russian aggression and the fight with isis abroad. combating terror at home was an especially pressing issue after monday's attack in manchester, england. president trump is also talking tough on north korea. (president donald trump): "it's a big problem, it's a world problem. and it will be solved at some point."(vicki) the meeting comes a day after president trump made headlines for scolding nato members for falling short on defense spending. he

called for members of the alliance to contribute their fair share and meet their financial obligations. trump also weighed in on the montana special election calling the election of greg gianforte a "great win for montana." this comes after allegations of gianforte "body- slamming" a reporter. (grant) still ahead, it's a decision many people have to face... buy groceries or pay the bills...keep the lights on? coming up after the break, we'll introduce to a local organization that hopes to change that for local students.

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(grant) it is stll an actve scene in concord... where a small plane crashed on a city streetlet's check in now with steve aveson.... for more details on what we are learning.(steve) (steve) grant... we are learning the pilot had just left buchannon field ... experienced some sort of mechanical issue and was heading back. but the pilot did not make it back o the airport.. crashing instead on a city street.. and slamming

into a light pole. the pilot was taken to the hospital. no other people were on board. we are working to get more details about the plane, the pilot and the investigation(steve) and a story out of the north bay tonight .... where six high school football players are facing charges related to hazing teammates. theose stories and more coming up at six. but now lets get back to the news at five. (vicki) teachers say... it's tough to sit in class to learn.. when your stomach is empty and growling. we often report on the problem facing kids who go hungry .... but the fear of not having food can overwhelm students of any age.(grant) kron 4's lydia pantazes reports on local college students... who face what's known as food insecurity... he's a father, rapper, and budding documentary filmmaker, this father of two also holds down two jobs on top of being a

full time student at cal state east bay. sometimes making ends meet is tough.... < "there's times where i've gone hungry, where i haven't had food."> according to a study released in january 2016 and commissioned by the csu chancellors office, 21-percent of students on csu campuses are "food insecure."that means students go hungry because they can't afford to buy food or are worry about being able to afford it.now students like danny can come here a campus food pantry that opened just six months ago. < "people have to understand that you don't know what people are going through."> alex baker is the case management coordinator for the cal state east bay's pioneers for hope program. which is

opening a second pantry on their concord campus. < alex baker/csu east bay pioneers for hope: "a lot of times we get campbell's soup, clam chowder chicken noodle soup, ravioli and all that good stuff but those fly off the shelves.">there's nothing fancy inside this pantry and it's relatively small.but for students who come here.. it offers them the security of knowing they won't go to class hungry. < alex baker/csu east bay pioneers for hope: "we have a partnership or contract with alameda food bank where we purchase food at a very discounted rate for our students. our staff and faculty from various departments hold food drives every so often where they donate food items for the food pantry as well.">

and doesn't have a car, access to food is one less thing to worry about. < "it just, it means a lot to me and it shows that the university really cares.">the security of knowing he and his family can eat gives him a chance to plan for the future. < "my dream is to become a radio personality for any kind of r&b station.">in hayward, lydia pantazes kron4 news.

lawrence karnow: it's the unofficial start of summer this weekend with the memorial day holiday. many people are going to be traveling around the state this weekend. today was another unusually cool day with temperatures running well below the average for this time of year. clouds continue to linger even now. we ded see a few 70s inland but the fog was slow to clear and in some cased didn't clear at all along the coast to keep highs there in the 50s to low 60s. if you're going out tonight the low clouds and fog will begin to fill into the bay and valleys. and it will be a little breezy toward the coast. it looks like high pressure will begin to build starting on saturday. this should bring some warming to the valleys tomorrow with fog lingering at the coast. if you're traveling aroung the state you'll find an almost summer-like pattern. there will be plenty of sunshine and 80s in the central valley with 60s along the coast and southern california. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be a little warmer. we will start with morning low clouds but probably a earlier burnoff and that should warm the temperatures to the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s to mid 60s at the coast. temperatures should continue to warm over the weekend and into the holiday with some of the warmest

temperatures getting near 80 on sunday and monday. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the week before warming up again next weekend. (vicki) a high schooler could

face charges for a 'promposal'. (grant) park rangers are trying to find the person who spray painted "prom?" on a rock in a southern california national park. this happened in the santa monica mountains recreational area at sandstone peak. park rangers say while the gesture may have been grand, it's considered vandalism. they say it's the second year in a row the graffiti has appeared there. (vicki) up next, just in time for those holiday celebrations, i'll introduce

you to the perfect sweet treat with an italian twist. (grant) whether it

is warm outside or even on a cool evening, for many of us, there is nothing better than good old fashioned ice cream. (vicki) not so fast! tonight on dine and dish - i give us a taste of italian gelato. it's an italian tradition. gelato is cold satiny goodness. (customer)

it's really good. at coletta gelato in san francisco's soma neighborhood - they take their gelato making very seriously. ok, somewhat seriously. henri, who named coletta after his grandmother actually got his degree from gelato university in bologna, italy.(henri waltenspuhl - coletta) gelato university? absolutely. gelato university. top of your class? top of the class. fresh batches of gelato like this white peach are churned out daily.(coletta employee) they never know how to pronounce gianduja. giandujaja. some with names like this hazelnut favorite are hard to pronounce but easy to succumb to. (henri waltenspuhl - coletta) it's milk based not cream based. so that makes a difference.(coletta employee) so actually that cuts the calories and so gelato is just slightly more healthy for you. (vicki liviakis) less fat

than ice cream. maybe that means you can eat twice as much! gelato has less air than regular ice cream and served up at a warmer temperature making it more - silky and seductive.(coletta customers) for me it's a year round thing. i like gelato more than ice cream any time.(henri waltenspuhl - coletta) people eat gelato or ice cream all year long, that's pretty cool. this is the coletta cruiser - where henri will be out of the streets of san francisco peddling gelato and convincing californians one at a time - to go italian.(henri waltenspuhl - coletta) san francisco deserves a great gelato. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) we will take you live to the scene in concord tonight... where a small plane has crashed on a city street. the pilot taken to the hospital but the crumpled aircraft sits there as investigators collect evidence on how this accident happened.

it is also drawing spectators just getting home from work. (catherine) then we'll tell you about the bouncy house party that turned into panic. we have the video to show you coming up on kron 4 news at six.. at the top of the hour. (catherine) we're coming right back. ( steve ) a plane goes down in the

east bay.... slamming into a traffic light pole... sending the pilot to the hospital. we have learned the plane was experiencing some sort of mechanical problem. good evening i'm steve aveson. ( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan... pam is on assignment tonight. this is a story we've been following all afternoon.... we heard earlier from a witness

who told us something just did not look right. kron 4's ella sogomonian just got to the scene a short time ago. what have you learned? what's left of the single engine glastar plane is still lying in the roadway hazmat crews plugged a fuel leak earlier the plane went down at around 2:45 this afternoon after it turned around to come back to the buchanan field airport because of a mechanical problem.the intersection was closed off as first responders helped the pilot out of the wreckage . the man was still breathing at the time according to robert marshall with the contra costa county fire department but we don't know the extent of his injuries at this point. he was taken to john muir hospital . the roads have since been opened back up. federal aviation administration records this plane is registered to snag would corporation out of brentwood whose owner is said to be jeff klos we don't know if he was a pilot in this incident and the business has not returned our phone calls at this time the faa is now investigating what led up to this crash but we do know that the plane was headed back to

the airport in concord because of a mechanical problem live in concord ella sogomonian krohn four news ( catherine ) we first alerted viewers about this breaking news through the kron four mobile app. it is available free for apple and android devices. when you download it... be sure to enable the push alert feature. ( steve ) trapped in wet concrete... construction

workers and firefighters rush to rescue the nearly two dozen people who fell.( catherine ) this the result of a partial collapse of a building under construction in oakland... the accident happened just after nine-30 this morning... on hawthorne avenue near broadway. that is in the "pill hill" neighborhood. kron four's philippe djegal explains how the workers were pulled out. (philippe)saul duran/witness- "just a boom sound like something collapsing." that's how saul duran describes what he heard just after nine-30 in the morning. he was around the corner, when he heard the second floor of this building on hawthorne avenue partially collapse, and nearly two dozen workers coming down with it. he tried to help pull some people out, stuck in the wet cement... so did others, as you can see from the dried cement on some of the workers' boots. saul duran/witness- "the fire department showed up right away. so, we just tried to help people rescue them, and then they took over." oakland fire department battalion chief ian (yan)

mcwhorter says his crews used tools already on site to help pull the workers out of about two to three feet of wet cement.ian mcwhorter/battalion chief- "shovels, uh, we also used planks and plywood to keep us from stepping through the concrete to get to the trapped victims." for reasons now under investigation by the occupational safety and health administration, or osha... while pouring cement on the second floor of what will be an apartment parking garage... the floor partially collapsed... and, mcwhorter says everyone on it either fell into the wet cement below, or hung on to the scafollding.ian mcwhorter/battalion chief- "approximately 12 members were transferred to various hospitals for minor to, you know, bruises and things like that. no serious injuries." the general contracting company overseeing the project is johnstone moyer incorporated. a company based in san carlos. records from the past five years show they've been inspected 11 times... and, have been cited four times. none injury-related largo concrete incorportated, hired to pour the concrete... has also been inspected 11 times in the past five years. and, cited on four occasions -- and, those were

accident related. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( steve ) new at six: at least six napa high school students are going to face criminal charges in a hazing case involving the football team. this is a story we first told you about in march of this year. that is when investigators started looking into reports of hazing during the previous school year. the napa county district atttorney's office says no charges will be filed against football coach gerald harris. however is still going over the case and it is possible eleven more students could be charged at some point. (2-shot/steve) gilroy police late today announcing that one person has been arrested and that two others are being sought in connection with a shooting early this morning.(2-shot/catherine) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a man was shot after he confronted a group of young peoplewho were breaking into neighborhood cars. gilroy police late friday afternoon were still searching

for a gun here on hyde park drive after someone among a group of teenage boys opened fire on a resident just after 2 a.m friday.sgt. jason smith/gilroy police" a resident looks out the window and sees a group of people breaking into a car and he decides to go out and confront them and one guy pulls out a gun and and shoots him, striking him in the lower body..."neighbors rushed to the man's aid as police chased the suspects over fences and through backyards, eventually taking four peopleinto custody on nearby ervin court. rattled residents suspect the culprits are the same crew responsible for a recent rash of vehicle break-ins here, ron kirkish/resident"...cities up and down california are seeing an increase in property crimes, but this is the first shooting we've had, it's pretty upsetting..." sgt. jason smith/gilroypolice" he was

looking out for his neighbors and decided to take action. we encourage people to be a good witness but they shouldn't put themselves in danger like this. better to just call the police..."in gilroy rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( steve )the development of an early warning system for earthquakes is now facing the budget ax.( catherine ) president trump's proposed budget calls for wiping out federal funding for the west

coast shake alert. kron 4's dan kerman has been talking to researchers working on the project, he joins us live from san francico.dan? there's nothing that can prevent a major earthquake, like 2014's napa quake or one that's even bigger but for the last decade researchers have been working on an early warning system, to give people advanced warning, even if it's just seconds.sotit only takes a couple of seconds to drop to the ground and find safety jennifer strauss with uc berkeley's seismological lab says the shake alert could also potentially slow down trains, turn on metering light to prevent additional cars from going over a bridge.sot this is something that's actually impacting people parents will know their children will be safe at schools and their businesses

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