(hao ly/victim's brother-she took the phone to call 9-1-1. he said you call 9-1-1 i'll kill you. he tried to take her phone away but he never shot her)san jose police spent the overnight hours collecting evidence... and hoping to get their hands on surveillance videothere are many cameras inside the liquor shop.. located at quimby and white roads.ly's death has not only rocked his family but also the community.this woman didn't want to show her face on camera but says she's known him since she was a child(he was always there. he was like hi! how's everything? how's your dad? he was great)hugh's son says police told his dad many times... don't say no to robbers.. it's not worth dying over moneybut he says his dad was fearless and that was just him.he leaves behind four grown sons.. one as far away as idaho who drove throughout the night to be here.in san jose will tran kron 4 news (steve) and we first told you

about the deadly shooting in san jose... through a push alert. make sure you download the free kron four mobile app to get the latest breaking news sent directly to your phone. (vicki) another big story we're tracking tonight... criminal charges have now been filed against the man accused ofstarting a grass fire in the oakland hills last week...(steve) catherine heenan is here with the latest....including the 'other' charges the man is facing. (catherine) a concord man named alfredo bautista is charged with arson 'causing great bodily harm'... police believe he's the person who started the 20-acre grass fire in the oakland hills last wednesday.. but the 24-year-old is also facing charges for a road rage

incident that happened shortly before the fire. court documents say bautista followed another car....rammed it several times...pointed a gun at the other driver and then took off. later that day -- u-c berkeley police arrested him for trying to steal a car. police say bautista then admitted to starting the fire as well as several others -- using his cigarette lighter. the fire began on grizzly peak wednesday afternoon and wasn't fully contained until monday. a firefighter was injured while fighting the grass fire...and had to be treated at the hospital. (steve) today investigators are withholding valuable information as to what caused the massive wildfire in mariposa county. (steve) battalion fire chief mike mohler says he will not reveal how they know gunshots sparked the detwiler fire last month. investigators continue to say the investigation is still ongoing. the wildfire burned 63 homes and over 80- thousand acres. investigators ask for the

public's help and are offering a 2-thousand dollar reward for information leading to a conviction. (steve) another big story we are tracking at five... one of the two suspects who prosecutors say is responsible for murdering a san francisco man at the twin peaks lookout last month.... makes his first court appearance today. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the hall of justice with more on the crime... plus why that suspect was even out of jail at the time of the shooting. dan? family and friends of san

francisco film location scout ed french packed a san francisco courtroom tuesday afternoon to see who authorities believe is repsonsible for his murder sot regina crowley/french's niece french was shot and killed and his camera was stolen while he was up at twin peaks the morning of july 17th. sot joseph cordero/french's great nephewin court tuesday prosecutors said they have surveillance video of this woman, defendant fantasy decuir, shooting and killing french. she is currently hospitalized and did not appear in court. this man, 19 year old lamonte mims, was in court but did not enter a plea. while he's also charged with french's murder, prosecutors say he is the one who took french's belongings after he was shot.sot family members have raised questions about why mims was not behind bars at the time of the shooting. on july 4th he was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at the time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. he also had a stay away order from twin peaks and still, mims was released pending trail

(vicki) in san jose... a man is in custody for posing as a doctor and sexually assaulting at least one woman. according to police-- ezequiel dureo-carvajal inappropriately touched the woman during a medical exam. it happened at "iridologia farmacia"-- a holistic pharmacy the suspect owns on west alma avenue. dureo- carvajal has been charged with sexual battery, invasion of privacy and the unauthorized practice of medicine. police say they are looking into the possibility there are more victims out (steve) in hayward... one person suffers minor injuries after crashing their minivan into an auto body

repair shop.(steve) this is video of that crash. alameda county fire crews says the crash took place arround 8 a-m, near the area of mission boulevard and grove way. the driver managed to crash their van through the front of the store, damaging two walls and a parked car inside. the owner of the shop says from his understanding, there were two cars involved. (steve) (i-kerr) eicher, who has owned the shop for at least 20-years says several shelves and cabinets were destroyed. "north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. ."(vicki) an unprecedented warning from an american president is met by yet another threat from north korea ... the military says it's examining plans for

a pre=emptive missile strike on the u=s territory of guam. the pacific island is more than 2=thousand miles from north korea and home to thousands of american military personnel.(vicki)and there is new evidence that north korea has crossed a critical threshold on its path to becoming a full=fledged nuclear power.( steve catherine heenan has the latest dramatic developments in the rapidly escalating war of words. (catherine) we can start with the report that north korea may now have the ability to strike most of the united states ... including san francisco. intelligence sources tell our news partner c=n=n that scientists there have succeeded in producing a miniaturized nuclear warhead. it's small enough to fit on its most powerful missile, with a projected range of more than 6=thousand miles. (nats) "there is no bigger mistake than the united states believing that its land is safe across the ocean."two ballistic missile launches

last month, twelve in the past year.north korea has moved ahead much more quickly than analysts had predicted ... "we thought in the past we had some time to let diplomacy work and the economic sanctions work. that decision cycle has almost collapsed, and now we're faced with a north korea that could potentially launch a missile in a very short period of time north korea has successfully test launched long range missiles capable of possibly hitting the united states one day, but many questions remain on whether those missiles with a warhead on top, could survive the heat and pressure of re-entering the earth's atmosphere and reaching a target.for now the us military and intelligence community is now planning as if it's for real."are we preparing plans for a preventive war, right? a war that would prevent north korea from threatening the united states with a nuclear weapon. and the president's been very clear about it. he said, he's not gonna tolerate north korea being able to threaten the united states."the director of national intelligence says kim jong un has a big stake in joining the nuclear club.< dan coats director of national

intelligence> " while he's a very unusual type of person, he's not crazy. and there is some rationale backing his actions which are survival, survival for his regime, survival for his country, . ' (catherine) if you're nervous about the possibility of a conflict with north korea, you're not alone.a cbs poll found 72 percent of americans are uneasy over the possibility. only one in three has confidence in president trump's ability to handle the situation, steve and vicki? (vicki) it's been one week since a shooting... at san francisco's famous dolores park - that left three people injured. coming up - find out how san francisco police plan to keep you safe. (steve) then, a big scare at niners practice today - after one of its players had to be carted off the field. a look at what happened - coming up. (vicki) but first, bart thieves strike again. more passengers claiming they've

been robbed. details on the latest incidents - next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

bart continues to battle crime targeting passengers throughout the system. passengers have been randomly assaulted in some cases, robbed of their personal property in others.. (steve) and in response... bart police are reactivating a special group of officers to

deter crime and keep passengers safe. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story a specially trained unit of bart police officers is being used to step up patrols on the platforms, outside bart stations, and inside the trains. bart deputy police chief ed alvarez

visibility in the core of our bart system">on monday bart announced the arrest of a suspect in a pair of recent violent crimes. that same day the transit agency experienced nine criminal acts ranging from petty thefts to robbery, including three separte incidents involving different groups of teens taking a laptop from a sleepling passenger in san leandro, a cellphone from a woman at macarthur station. however the most physical incident occurred in san francisco while deputy chief alvarez acknowledges bart is experiencing a spike in crime, he doesn't think the system is any less safe than the communities it serves bart's critical asset patrol team is now the transit agency's primary crime deterrent...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) nearly a week after a brazen triple shooting

in san francisco's dolores park, police say they will continue making their presence felt in that area. park goers can now expect to see foot patrols seven days a week at least for the immediate future. police hope their increased visability reduces violence and makes people enjoying the popular destination, feel safer. several people we talked to in the park say it's a change they have been hoping for. (david reardon, lives nearby) "because lots of diffent elements in this park and there are lots of different areas and people using this park and certain areas just aren't conducive to wanting to be around so i'm happy to see the boys in blue"(steve) police say they are still looking for witness and surveillance video to help them catch the person or people responsible for the shooting last thursday afternoon that sent three people to the hospital, one with life threatening injuries. (vicki) google has confirmed that it's fired the engineer who wrote a controversial memo saying that women are biologically less likely to get to the top of the tech world... and we now know his name.. catherine heenan is back with the latest on the story.

(catherine) the 28-year-old man who wrote the 10-page memo that caused an uproar online -- is james damore.and he's hitting back.. the former google engineer who wrote about gender differences says he was fired late monday...and is now considering all his legal options. he's already filed a complaint with the national labor relations board. damore was fired for violating the company's code of conduct after the memo became a viral phenomenon. he wrote that women couldn't get ahead at google because of biological differences. among his defenders - one of his brothers....who insists that it's important to read the whole memo, claiming that critics are trying to 'manipulate' what was written. google didn't comment on the matter today - but c-e-o sundar pichai calls it 'harmful' -- and says this will all be addressed in a staff meeting on thursday. vicki? (vicki) uber co-founder travis kalanick will not be returning to the company as its c-e-o. the wall street journal reports the chairman of uber made the announcement to staff

yesterday. rumors are now spreading about kalanick returning to the company, but taking on a different role. you may remember kalanick resigned as c-e-o back in june. no word yet on who will be uber's new c-e-o. (steve) the solano county superior court has agreed to stop suspending the licenses of people... who are too poor to pay their traffic tickets. several groups filed a lawsuit last year - claiming the court's actions violated the state's vehicle code, hurting poor people least able to afford fines. according to the agreement, the solano county superior court will now offer traffic violators a hearing on their 'ability to pay'.... which could lead to a lower fine, a payment plan, or community service. (steve) take a look at this... a crane has fallen on top of a home in campbell. this happened around noon... at a home on sondra way. campbell police say the crane was repairing a broken power pole when it fell on a house. no injuries were reported.... and the crane is expected to be removed later tonight.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. temperatures will warm slightly across the interior as high pressure strengthens over the desert southwest through late week. meanwhile, onshore flow and the presence of the marine layer will keep conditions near seasonal averages at the coast with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. overall, little day-to- day changes are forecast heading into the upcoming weekend with ongoing dry weather conditions.

(steve) coming up, a

new cafe - is giving its male customers a side of gender equality with their lattes. why its upsetting its male customers. (vicki) but first, a north bay high school is at risk of losing its varsity football team... find out if it will have enough students to have a season this year.

(steve) 49ers training camp practice came to an abrupt end today... after one of their players suffered a significant head injury. (vicki) quite the dramatic scene as an ambulance was called to team headquarters in santa clara. mark carpenter joins us with the details. mark? rookie linebacker donavin newsom is recovering at stanford medical center... after suffering a concussion from a brutal collision at practice. here's some early footage from today's session...and file video of newsome. the play happened outside of the window photographers are allowed to shoot. team

officials say newsom collided with fellow rookie chanceller james. newsom went unconcscious for a short period of time...and he was taken off the field on a stretcher. it was initially thought he sustained a neck injury, however, the 49ers tell us that tests revealed he suffered no cervical spine fractures. head coach kyle shanahan discussed the incident after practice. when that happens it kind of puts everything in perspective for everyone. so you just try to end it and everyone knows the deal and what these guys do risk in the game. sometimes things like that happen and you prey for the best you hope for the best it is part of the why i can't have anymore respect for nfl players and college players, people that play the game. because it is risky like that. newsom is an undrafted player out of missouri. he is currently under observation at stanford medical. coming up in sports at 6-45, we'll have more reaction from his teammates. (steve) a well-known

director and civil rights groups will be promoting a rally for the former 4-9ers quarterback colin kaepernick. (steve) director spike lee announced the planned rally in new york city on twitter. lee and other organizations stand with kaepernick and his stance on injustices in the u-s. kaepernick first got national attention when he kneeled down during the national anthem at a football game. the rally will take place on august 23. novato high school will have a varsity football team this season - after all. as kron four reported last week... the school was in danger of losing the program because not enough players turned up to summer practices. the first mandatory practice was yesterday and school officials say that enough players showed up... and they will be able to field a team this year. the school district says that the school has a strong freshman and sophomore football program and they anticipate a strong football program for the coming years. (steve) it's claiming the lives of hundreds of people every week...(steve) still ahead... find out how the trump administration plans to

combat the growing opioid crisis happening now in the u-s. (vicki) plus - some sad news to report out of hollywood... singer glenn campbell has passed away. coming up - we'll take a look back at the singer's life. ,$8drw (vicki) president trump

gets to work on the opioid crisis while spending time at his golf resort in new jersey... (steve) a topic that candidate trump campaigned on heavily. from our partners at cnn - stacey cohan has the details. what do you do when the president leaves washington? you have washington come to him.nats president trump holds his first press event since heading to his new jersey golf resort last week. the public update follows a meeting with health and human services secretary tom price regarding the opioid crisis strangling communities across america. pres. donald trump: nobody is safe from this epidemic that threatens young and old, rich and poor, urban and rural communities. everybody is threatened.trump campaigned on conquering the opioid epidemic and quickly created a commission tasked with proposing solutions. last week... a preliminary report from that commission urged trump to declare opioid addiction a national

emergency. doing so releases funding and logistical help to affected areas. new jersey governor chris christie heads the commission.gov. chris christie/ -r- new jersey: according to the cdc, 142 people a day are dying in america of drug overdoses. this means, that we have a 9/11 scale loss of life every three weeks.the centers for disease control reports opioid and prescription drug overdoses have quadrupled since 1999.the latest government numbers show overdose deaths at an all time high in the first 9 months of last year at more than 52- thousand, about two-thirds of those deaths are from opioids. in washington, i'm stacey cohan. (steve) six months into his presidency, donald trump's overall approval rating stands at its lowest point in cnn polling. overall... 38- percent say they approve of trump's handling of the presidency....with 56-percent saying they disapprove. 24-percent of americans say they trust all or most of what they hear in official

communications from the white house.... while 30- percent say they trust "nothing at all" that they hear from the president's office. (steve) and trump fired back - at the results of cnn's latest poll... tweeting - "after 200 days, rarely has any administration achieved what we have achieved..not even close! don't believe the fake news suppression polls!" -end (vicki) female marines could soon join their male colleagues at combat training in southern california. marine corps officials say it would give the men a chance to work with women earlier in their career. officials are also considering allowing women to attend boot camp in san diego. currently women attend boot camp and combat training in south carolina. men can train in south carolina or in san diego. if the proposal is approved, the change could happen as early as next spring. (steve) the united states is already feeling the impacts of climate change... that's according to a draft report created by 13 federal agencies. according to the assessment-- global

temperatures will continue to rise unless there is a steep reduction in the burning of fossil fuels. president trump and his cabinet have publically disputed the consensus that humans are the primary cause of climate change. in december-- that draft was widely distributed for scientific review. it has not yet been finalized for public release by the trump administration. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. temperatures will warm slightly across the interior as high pressure strengthens over the desert southwest through late week. meanwhile, onshore flow and the presence of the marine layer will keep conditions near seasonal averages at the coast with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. overall, little day-to- day changes are forecast heading into the upcoming weekend with ongoing dry weather

conditions. (steve) glen campbell, the

upbeat guitarist from delight, arkansas, whose smooth vocals and down-home manner made him a mainstay of music and television for decades, has died. his family made the announcement on facebook. cnn's stephanie elam shows us a look back at his life. "like a rhinestone cowboy" glen campbell was a country boy who made it big - with success in music, television, and film.he was born in a small town in arkansas.around 1960 the young musician moved to los angeles - becoming a session musician, playing for

the likes of dean martin, elvis presley, frank sinatra, and merle haggard.but it wasn't until 1967 that he hit it big with the release of two blockbuster albums:"gentle on my mind," which won two grammy awards. and "by the time i get to phoenix," also garnering two grammys. campbell was on a hot streak, and in 1968 came "wichita lineman." sitting on billboards hot 100 charts for 15 weeks.campbell capitalized on this popularity, and turned to television.from 1969 through 1972 he hosted a variety show - "the glen campbell goodtime hour" he also tried his hand as an actor - co-starring in the iconic film "true grit..." and performing the theme song....which went on to be nominated for an academy award. but in the midst of his success, campbell became ensnared in controversy. his on-again, off again relationship with singer tanya tucker became tabloid fodder. he also battled an alcohol and drug addiction that he would later kick:"i just woke up and said, i can quit this. i know i can, and like i said, i prayed and i prayed."but campbell continued to enjoy musical success.the song rhinestone cowboy" shot to #1 on the billboard charts in 19- 75.and he'd peak again in '77 with the song "southern nights." in 2005, the star was inducted into the country music hall of fame.but in

2011, he shocked the music world with a stunning announcement:campbell: "what'd they diagnose me as?" kim campbell: "alzheimer's." campbell: "alzheimer's? what's alz...alzheimer?"the 75-year-old entertainer decided to bow out of the business and embarked on a final tour with a band featuring three of his children.the music world rallied around the icon. in 2012, he received a lifetime achievement award at the grammys - taking the stage to perform amidst a star-studded tribute.campbell: "all i wanted to do, ever since i can remember, was play my guitar and sing." (steve) campbell was 81 years old. details on the cause of his death have not yet been revealed. (vicki) still ahead...

safety experts fear millions of lives could be at risk... after the administration plans to get rid of a certain requirement for truck drivers and train engineers. we'll explain - coming up. (steve) and next, a cafe in australia is charging men more money - for their coffee. their message to male customers - right after the break.

u-s health officials say more than one hundred people have contracted salmonella by eating papayas from a farm in southern mexico. the cdc says at least 109 people in 16 states... have caught the illness. nearly half of those cases have been in new york and new jersey. there's been at least one death reported in new york city - which is being blamed on the outbreak. the papayas have been traced to a farm in campeche, mexico. the illness has not yet been detected in california. (steve) a cafe in melbourne, australia is getting lots of attention....becauseit's charging men a premium -- simply because they 'are' men. (vicki) catherine heenan is here to explain the move....which is getting mixed reaction. the cafe is giving male customers what it considers a side of gender

equity alongwith their coffee and sandwiches... this is the cafe -- called the "handsome her."it just opened a few days ago and wants to make a point about the pay gap. men earn roughly 18 percent more than women in australia -- a difference that's roughly the same in the united states. a chalk board outlines the 'house rules' -- which point out that they're charging men 18 percentextra -- as a kind of 'gender tax.' the owners say that people love it.... although the internet has gone crazy over the story....with some men 'and' womensaying it's just another act of gender discrimination, even if they mean well. the owners say that some of the extra money being raised is being sent to a women's charity. they also say the main idea was to start a conversation.... ...which has certainly happened.. steve and vicki? (steve) still ahead... a brand new restaurant in placerville falls victim to átwo crimes in its first week. a look at what happened -

next. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(steve) police in britain are searching for a jogger who pushed a woman into the path of an oncoming bus. and the incident was all caught on camera. it happened back in may on the putney bridge in southwest london. the video is just being released. on the top of your screen you can see the male jogger pushing the woman into the bus lane. thankfully, the bus driver avoided hitting her, and the woman had only minor injuries. (vicki) a restaurant called the little italian place in placerville ... has only been open for two weeks... but it's already had a rocky start. reporter ali wolf explains. tucked on the side of pleasant valley road.. this is our retail section where we have some italian goods"the little italian place has only been

open for two weeks.(michael mcdermott - owner, the little italian place)"we've been overwhelmed with business"in that time owner michael mcdermott has served a lot of customers...but ááhe's also been served some bad fortune. (michael mcdermott - owner, the little italian place)"we had a little bit of a hiccup" after a busy opening weekend, mcdermott says last tuesday his surveillance cameras caught a man breaking through the back door...."steel door steel plate in here"and stealing a computer system and a cash register full of money. "they just grabbed the entire thing with the cash in it""it was a substantial loss" "just two days later the business was vandalized outside. that incident was also caught on surveillance cameras"the video shows a man get out of a car..and knock over a huge decorative wine barrel. mcdermott thinks the fit of rage stemmed from an argument..and says the man knocked over seven barrels... destroying two of them. "started punching and kicking and throwing his weight around" he believes two separate men are behind the two incidents.....he doesn't think the new business is being

targetedbut says, a three thousand dollar setback from damage and losses is personal "they're messing with the wrong guy - im boston italian - wrong guy!"despite the rocky start mcdermott is optimistic his restaurant still found a comfortable new home in placerville."this is a big town but its a small town were gonna do just fine -- and im gonna find that guy" (vicki) the restaurant owners adds - that if either man wants to apologize, he will accept an apology. (steve) the trump administration is getting rid of a proposed requirement to test truck drivers and train engineers for sleep apnea. safety experts say millions of lives are at risk if commercial drivers are behind the wheel with an undiagnosed disorder that causes daytime drowsiness. federal regulators say current safety programs are sufficient and companies can choose to screen their employees. sleep apnea has been blamed for deadly rail crashes in new york city and new jersey and several highway crashes. the national transportation safety board says it is

disappointed by the decision. (vicki) music may soothe the savage beast... but a new study says it doesn't do anything for autism. a new study found that music therapy plus standard care - does not improve autism symptoms any better than standard care alone. their study looked at 364 children between four and seven years old in nine countries over five months. the study says that the overall results were exactly the same whether music therapy was involved or not. critics say the study is riddled with problems including differences in care among countries. some parents of autistic children also report that singing can help their children develop language skills. (steve) a shocking discovery causes one australian women to undergo surgery.(vicki) doctors had to surgically remove dental wire from the woman's stomach... ten years after she swallowed it. this is the x-ray image of the woman's stomach. doctors say the

30-year-old woman showed up at an emergency room complaining of cramping and abdominal pain twice. doctors say a seven- centimeter piece of wire punctured her bowel. the woman says she has not worn braces in over a decade. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. temperatures will warm slightly across the interior as high pressure strengthens over the desert southwest through late week. meanwhile, onshore flow and the presence of the marine layer will keep conditions near seasonal averages at the coast with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. overall, little day-to- day changes are forecast heading into the upcoming weekend with

ongoing dry weather conditions.

(vicki) people are apparently willing to pay a lot of money to see the solar eclipse. (steve) states in the path of the total eclipse say they expect to bring in millions of tourism dollars. the solar eclipse is on august 21st, and there will be 2-3 minutes of darkness. more than 100-thousand people are expected to visit salem, oregon... doubling the town's population for the day. right now hotels in states in the path of the eclipse are 95- percent full and campgrounds in state parks are fully booked. industry experts say people started making reservations three years ago, and they have been mostly booked for at least a year. (steve) and again, the full solar eclipse will take place on august 21st. the kron 4 morning news will have special extended coverage that morning. we'll be bringing you the eclipse live starting at 4 a-m. (vicki) coming up, one day after they announced

their seperation.... fans are blaming one of chris pratt's former costar's for breaking up his marriage with anna faris. details - after the break.

(vicki) chris pratt and anna faris' split still all the talk of hollywood but is his passengers co-star, jennifer lawrence to blame? the insider's louis aguirre joins us from los angeles with more on this story. (----louis----)well social media seems to think so as tonight we go inside the j-law factor! 16:00:26 you say that jen's your best friend. is it true?yea! j-law he makes me

laugh more than anyone in the world. i've been angling for awhile to be legally, not just socially, adopted by chris and ana. vo#1their chemistry-while promoting and filming "passengers" last year, was undeniable--firing up the rumor mill.quick sot up film kissheadline tearsnow, social media is lighting up-pointing a finger at j-law for causing the break-up of ana and chris. teradeck interview daily mail re chris pratt anna faris splitó2017080712:22:58 she's actually come under a lot of fire//from fans who are kind of accusing her of playing a part in the split in the first placevo#3our insider, femail editor at dailymail.com, charlie lankston.teradeck interview daily mail re chris pratt anna faris splitó20170807 12:26:23 as far as we know, they are 100% rumors, you know there is no fact to prove that there was anything going on with chris and jennifer beyond just speculation and kind of you know, the rumor mill.vo#4 while the rumors were strongly denied ... anna spoke openly in december on her podcast, "unqualified" on how they affected her. hardómarriageó webclipóannaófarisóisóunqualif iedó ep74ópt1órzt.sub.143:08 eventhough it's false, maybe

there's a grain. it made me feel incredibly insecure. teradeck interview daily mail re chris pratt anna faris splitó2017080712:27:23 i think anna is probably finding the whole thing really difficult//12:27:40 i think realistically, she was probably expecting there to be some kind of rumors. she's dealt with the jennifer rumors before/and i think she probably expected certain things like this to come back again. vo#charlie suspects the unwarrented wrath of fans is also upsetting to lawrence. teradeck interview daily pratt anna faris 12:28:50 i can imagine she's probably really angry. she's just on with her own life, she doesn't want to be dragged into as a villian into split (----louis----) we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, news, i'm louis aguirre back to you (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki thank you. next at six. there's new information tonight about the murder of a photographer on twin peaks. next... who police believe pulled the trigger.(catherine) and police step up patrols at a popular san francisco park after a brazen shooting. coming up... why not everyone is happy with the increased police presence. kron 4 news at six is next.

as one of the suspects in the killing of a 71-year-old man at san francisco's twin peaks appears in court... new details come out about the shooting... including who police say fired the fatal shots. good evening i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan... pam is on assignment tonight. we've learned a lot more about last month's killing... not only about the gunman... but the questions coming from the victim's family about why one of the suspects was even out of jail. kron 4's dan kerman joins us from san francisco's hall of justice with the new information. dan.

it was on the morning of july 17 that san francisco film location scout ed french was shot and killed and his camera was stolen while he was up at twin peakssot joseph cordero/french's great nephew monday fantasy decuir and lamonte mims were charged with killing and robbing french.sot in court tuesday prosecutors identified decuir as the shooter and mims as the one who took french's belonging sot regina crowley/french's niecedecuir is currently hospitalized and was not in court and mims did not enter a plea but now questions about why mims was even out of jail at the time of the shootingsot 2 weeks before the shooting on july 4th mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at the time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. he also had a stay away order from twin peaks and still, mims just 4 days later, he was released pending trail 130/pending trial (catherine) the search continues tonight for the gunman who shot and (catherine) the

search continues tonight for the gunman who shot and killed a popular liquor store owner last night in san jose.. police say 57-year-old hieu ly -- nicknamed charlie - was killed when he said 'no'to a man who demanded money. it happened at the store the family ran at quimby and white roads. relatives say ly worked 17

hours a day and had been robbed many times - often saying 'no' to robbers. monday night the masked gunman first confronted ly's wife......and didn't know that ly had been lying resting on the floor behind the counter. the victim's brother says that when ly heard the man demand money - he jumped up and refused to open the cash register. hao ly - victim's brothermy brother feel a little tired and he laid on the floor. his wife was at the counter. the guy came over, with the mask on, and asked her to open the cash register, give him money. my brother heard that. he stood up and said no. and he shot him. san jose police spent the overnight hours collecting evidence and will be checking surveillance video. they say the gunman also threatened to shoot ly's wife - if she called 9-1-1. one of ly's four sons said that police had warned him before that it was safer to

simply hand over money to robbers.....that it wasn't worth dying for.... but he says that was just his dad......who was 'fearless.' ( steve ) a man is under arrest tonight accused of posing as a doctor and sexually assaulting at least one woman in san jose. investigators say 47-year-old ezequiel dureo-carvajal sold the woman some supplements and then inappropriately touched her during an examination. the suspect is the owner of what he describes as a holistic pharmacy in san jose. called "iridologia farmacia"... it is on west alma avenue. police say they are looking into the possibility there are more victims out there. so far dureo-carvajal faces at least three charges in the case. ( catherine ) we've learned that a concord man is being charged with starting last week's fire in the oakland hills.and the story comes with a twist.. 24-year-old alfredo bautista is also facing charges for a road rage incident that

happened shortly before the fire. . court documents say bautista followed another car.. rammed into it several times... pointed a gun at the other driver and then took off. on top that... police say he also tried to steal a car. u-c berkeley police arrested and questioned him. they say bautista admitted to starting the fire - as well as several others - using his cigarette lighter. ( catherine ) in the north bay: firefighters made quick work of this grass fire in santa rosa this afternoon. it burned about four acres near tux-horn drive...which is west of highway 101... south of hearn avenue. no homes were threatened. the cause is under investigation. (catherine on cam) crime is on the rise for passengers using bart. bart officials say they're trying to get a handle on the situation(steve on cam) laptops and cellphones continue to be the primary targets for theives. falling asleep on a bart train proved to be big mistake that led to a recent theft...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story

a bart passenger fell asleep with his laptop in his hands and woke up to find it was stolen allegedly by a group of teenagers here at the san leandro bart station monday night tim mcmorrow is a late bart commuter here in san leandro and says he is not surprised to hear that a laptop was stolen from a sleeping passengerc "there are definitely you see people on their phones who fall asleep. i actually fallen asleep on my own and had my and had a phone stolen">bart spokesperson chris filippi says the transit agency is currently experiencing a rise in crime in 2017in response the bart police department is reactivating its critial asset patrol team to deter crime throughout the system

continue to patrol the lots"> that is welcome news to mcmorrow but he says he will not abandoned his own bart security plan you've got your own security strategy?in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news a live look outside right now... let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. temperatures will warm slightly across the interior as high pressure strengthens over the desert

southwest through late week. meanwhile, onshore flow and the presence of the marine layer will keep conditions near seasonal averages at the coast with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. overall, little day-to- day changes are forecast heading into the upcoming weekend with ongoing dry weather conditions. ( steve ) last november... oakland residents approved forming a citizens' oversight commission that would have incredible power over the city's police department. it could fire the chief and recommend the replacement. but first, the city needs to find nine members to serve on the commission.

( steve ) joining us now to provide a little more insight into the commission is oakland city councilman, dan kalb. thanks for coming in...

( catherine ) has something changed with the san francisco police department and its tactics? the new numbers on how often officers use force... and how often they're getting assaulted on the job.( steve ) and it is the biggest solar eclipse event in a long time. the warning going out tonight for those who plan to watch all unfold.( catherine ) with three people shot last week at a popular park in san francisco... we'll show you the visible changes that are already in place to improve safety.

(catherine) new reports say that north korea has successfully produced a small nuclear warheadthat can fit inside its missiles.. that prompted a fiery ultimatum from president trump.....in language that surprised some. the president was asked about that report today.....and the fact that north korea has launched two ballistic missiles in the last month.....and twelve in the past year. north korea has been threatening the u.s. again today....now claiming it's looking at a pre-emptive strike on guam - which is home to several u-s military bases. as for north korea's earlier threats -- this was president trump's response... pres. trump: north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury

like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal state. and as i said they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before. president trump also tweeted about the matter...saying he's glad that different countries are banding together.. as for tonight's threat to guam - an american territory - north korea says it wants to 'contain' u.s. bases. some are arguing that the president's angry threats aren't helping... senator john mccain, for example, says "great leaders don't threaten foes - unless they're ready to act." and he says he's not sure that president trump is ready to act against north korea. ( catherine ) san francisco police say they'll continue to have officers on foot patrol in dolores park seven days a

week, at least for the immediate future.( steve ) this follows last week's brazen daylight shooting that left three people injured. kron4's maureen kelly went to the park and found got mixed reaction from park regulars. uniformed officers surveyed the scene at the top of the dolores park west pathway.as one heads down the stairs on patrolone regular park goer thanks him for being here.i'm really relieved that their foot controls in the park i mean obviously i don't think anyone would want to walk through park at night as an individual to fight today when with when a sense of security when going throughshe says she walked up to the scene the day of the shooting..and saw a one of the victims on the ground but i was just telling people recently how safe it is and that's constantly filled with families united everyone cancer in the sunny day so i was really shocked when i saw this transpiresit's not a a surprise knowing the people of been hanging out here but to actually have it happen is really not a great thing at all these dogwalkers also live nearby and say they are happy to see the beefed up patrols. it's about time do their job and keep up some of the people out who really don't belong herebut not all of the dolores park regulars are happy with the visable police presenceone

of the men you see being talked by police in this video says the cops mistakenly thought they were sharing an illegal substance.in his oppinion..police could be making the community safer by working to catch the criminals responsible for the shooting.rather than making people using the park uncomfotable.also this a place where people typically come to feel as free as they can for a few hours today while living in san francisco in trumps america the uniforms don't communicate that messageso far no one has been arrested in the shooting that disrupted the peace of this popular park. police say they are still looking for witnesses and surveillance video that will help them catch those responsible. maureen kelly kron4 news.

( steve ) san francisco police have some new numers when it comes to police officers using force and when officers are attacked. these numbers are from january to march of this year... compared to the same time period last year. the number of uses of force dropped by 150... or almost 16 percent. and the number of assaults on officers went down by 45 percent. 80 were reported in 2016 versus 44 to begin 2017. we should also note... there has been a change in leadership. at the beginning 2016... greg suhr was chief. he resigned following a deadly shooting... toney chaplin was the interim chief at the beginning of the year. ( catherine ) happening tonight: the city of moraga is considering whether to declar a fiscal emergency. city leaders say they're hurting for money after a couple of expensive projects to repair roads damaged in storms. by declaring an emergency... they'd be able to raise fees without having to go through a vote. also... a fiscal emergency can be the first step a city takes in california before declaring

bankruptcy. ( steve ) going on right now... san jose is considering a housing project that would be geared toward teachers. a realtor wants to use some land she owns to become a development that would provide up to 16 apartments for teachers. in order to move forward, she needs to get the council to sign off on the change. currently the land is designated for jobs... which means building businesses. it is a bit of thorny issue because san jose is dealing with a housing crunch while at the same time trying to lure more jobs. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast.

temperatures will warm slightly across the interior as high pressure strengthens over the desert southwest through late week. meanwhile, onshore flow and the presence of the marine layer will keep conditions near seasonal averages at the coast with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. overall, little day-to- day changes are forecast heading into the upcoming weekend with ongoing dry weather conditions.

( steve ) a wild story out of

modesto. a church gets vandalized... broken into... and then set on fire. the suspect? police say he decided to hole up inside. how this drama played out.( catherine ) also -- helping our veterans. the new effort underway to give more aid to those who have served our country.

in modesto-- the christ unity church was vandalised and set on fire.(catherine) reporter lonnie wong has more on the person police suspect as the culprit... nat?it doesnút get any better no matter how much look at it. the entire basement of the christ unity baptist church flooded and several areas burned.dorthea green, christ unity baptist church 'the clothes, itúll have to go with the water damage and all... police say itús the work of

57 year-old theodore garcia, a care taker who took part in the churches drug abuse programs.rev. nathaniel green, christ unity baptist church 'i donút know what happened, just fell off the rails...garcia was spotted breaking church windows by officers with rank investigations and protection, which is contracted to patrol a downtown special district. police were called when he was seen exiting the church with an armful of property.that started a 2 hour stand-off after garcia armed himself with knives from the kitchen. at one point he threatened to kill himself.rev green úwe try to help people and god love úem and embracing them and help them get back on their feet and sometimes they relapse and apparently that was the case with this one.. nat sd. feet in water... firefighters were held at bay, unable to turn off sprinklers until the stand-off ended with garciaús arrest.seven separate fires were started in different parts of the basement, including in one of the clothes closet storage areas. . .and in the food bank. see over there, he burnt the whole cabinet down over

there....the basement meeting hall where meals are served is not only flooded but reeks of smoke.itús devastating for rev. greenús wife dorothea. 'itús very hurtful...thereús no words...dorothea says it could have been worse because no one was killed or injured. dorthea green, 'you can always of stuff but you canút replace have to to try and stay positive.but you can see this was a devastating blow. the church will juggle programs in undamaged green 'we;ll manipulate them rooms until we resolved..hoping community will somehow help out...i would love for them to, it would be a (catherine) that was (catherine) that was lonnie wong reporting. ( steve ) google fires an engineer over what some are calling a sexist memo. but he might not be out of work for long. who is already offering him a job.( catherine ) and a real scare during 49ers practice - -- as a player is taken off the field in an ambulance. what we know about the player... and the injury... later in sports.( steve ) plus this is one thing all lawmakers may be able to agree

on. we will go inside a new plan to help out america's veterans and what a bill plans to expand.

( catherine ) reforms to

the g-i bill recently approved by congress are being hailed as big steps toward improving the lives of veterans.( steve ) kron 4's washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports on changes to the program that pays for veteran education. take pkgthe gi bill helps veterans pay for schoolafter they leave the armed forces congress has approved some major changessen tom cotton, r-ar:"this is primarily about giving more flexibility and choice to our veterans so they can use the benefits they so richly deserve and they earned."arkansas senator tom cotton is an army veteran who served two tours in iraq and afghanistan.he says the reforms boost assistance to national guard and reserve veterans.and pay for vets to receive non traditional education like computer coding boot camps and independent studysen tom cotton, r-ar:we want to make sure the benefit that they are receiving is most tailored to their life choices."drew petrimoulx, reporting:all told the legislation represents $3 billion dollars over 10 years more for g-i tuition assistance.its paid for by a small reduction in cost of

living expenses for new g-i bill enrollees -- a plan thats drawing support from major veterans organizations.".one of the most profound changes applies to veterans who leave the military after 2013. it ends the 15 year time limit to use g-i benefits that pay tuition. and it grants 100 percent benefits for certain purple heart recipients.walter ochinko, veterans education success:"somebody who earned a purple heart and didn't have enough months of qualifying benefits would only get a partial benefit or no benefit at all."walter ochinko -- a policy director with the organization veterans education success -- also points to a provision increasing benefits for the dependents of fallen soldiers. walter ochinko, veterans education success:"it's a wonderful expansion of the benefit and it rectifies a lot of the gaps."president trump is promising to sign the legislation -- if he does the first provisions to into effect january 1st.in washington im drew petrimoulx ( steve ) a google engineer fired over viral memo says he is considering legal action. james damore says he was let go yesterday for "perpetuating gender

stereotypes." his internal memo created an uproar over the weekend... with some calling it sexist. part of the memo says women shouldn't take tech jobs due to "biological" reasons. damore say he already has filed a labor complaint. google is not commenting on the matter and plans to hold a town hall on thursday. ( steve ) damore has a job offer tonight... if he wants it. wikileaks founder julian assange took to twitter to express his disagreement with the firing... saying "censorship is for losers." assange included a link to web posting he wrote a couple of years ago on the mountain view company's culture. ( steve ) for the first time in almost one hundred years -- a total solar eclipse will stretch across the u-s. no matter where you are in the states -- people will be able to experience at least a partial eclipse on august 21.( catherine ) and you've probably heard the advice 'not' too look directly at the sun during an eclipse.

you should also beware of scams... mary moloney with our partners at c-n-n - explains. excitement is growing as the solar eclipse approaches.but astronomers and eye doctors say you should be prepared. dr. david n. ross/optometrist: "the biggest concern about anybody viewing a solar eclipse is that they will do so without proper protection of the eyes."wear protective glasses to keep your eyes safe when looking at the sun.as demand for these glasses has skyrocketed -- scams have entered the market.so you don't get burned -- look for glasses with an i-s-o icon and make sure you can clearly see the manufacturer's name. but even phoney -- and unsafe glasses -- may seem legit.go to nasa-dot-gov and click on the eclipse 2017 hyperlink. there you'll find a list of approved retailers where you can buy ásafeá glasses. many of these glasses are under 5 bucks.and make sure read up on how to watch the eclipse - even with the approved eyewear. dr. david n. ross/optometrist: "do not use a camera, set of binoculars, telescope, even your cell phone, do not view through these even if you're wearing the iso stamped approved protective eyewear because they are only geared

to protect you through normal viewing."for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney. the search is on tonight for gunman who shot and killed a popular liquor store owner in san josethe liquor shop is located at quimby and white roads.at 11 last night a man burst into the shop and demanded moneythe victim was lying on the flooor.he jumped up and said nothat's when the robber shot him and fled the storeat this point there is no description of the shooter but police say there are plenty of surveillance cameras inside the store and they're hoping to get more info to the public. the victim was 57 years oldin san jose will tran kron 4 news here at the hall of justice in sf, one of the two defendants connected to last months murder on twin peaks makes his first court appearance. lamonte mims did not enter a plea, but prosecutors say he is the one who took the victims belongings. prosecutors say the other defendant fantasy decuir, who is hospitalized and not in court is the one who sot and killed the victim, 71 year old ed french. bail for both set at 5 million dollars, they are due back in court friday. at the hoj in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news.

officials here at the bart police department in here at the hall of justice in sf, one of the two defendants connected to last months murder on twin peaks makes his first court appearance. lamonte mims did not enter a plea, but prosecutors say he is the one who took the victims belongings. prosecutors say the other defendant fantasy decuir, who is hospitalized and not in court is the one who sot and killed the victim, 71 year old ed french. bail for both set at 5 million dollars, they are due back in court friday. at the hoj in sf, dan kerman kron 4 news. officials here at the bart police department in oakland say they are reactiving their critical asset patrol team to deter an increase in crime thoughout the system at the bart police department in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news in san francisco police say

they will continue to have officers on foot patrol in dolores park seven days a week, at least for the immediate future.this follows last week's brazen daylight shooting that left three people injured.it's about time this doesn't make us saferso far there have been no arrests in the triple shooting.maureen kelly kron4 news. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... temperatures will warm slightly across the interior as high pressure strengthens over the desert southwest through late week. meanwhile, onshore flow and the presence of the marine layer will keep conditions

near seasonal averages at the coast with overnight/morning low clouds and patchy fog. overall, little day-to- day changes are forecast heading into the upcoming weekend with ongoing dry weather conditions. ( catherine ) he's one of the legendary voices of country music. glen campbell has died. at look at his pioneering career that crossed into america's mainstream. ( catherine ) he's one of

the legendary voices of country music. glen campbell has died. at look at his pioneering career that crossed into america's mainstream.

(catherine) legendary country singer glen campbell has died at the age of 81. (steve) the singer died

following a public battle with alzheimer's disease."like a rhinestone cowboy" campbell hit it big in 19-67 with his two two blockbuster albums "gentle on my mind" and "by the time i get to phoenix." in 19-69 he hosted the variety show - "the glen campbell goodtime hour." in 2005, the star was inducted into the country music hall of fame. he shocked the world when he announced his alzheimer's diagnosis in 20-11. his family announced his death on facebook today. (catherine) in sports... could "johnny football's" future be as a college football coach?... (steve)... and a very scary monent at 49ers training camp... as a player is carted off the field with a head injury... mark carpenter has an update... plus team reaction... that's coming up

the nfl is in a new era were there's increased awareness on the dangers of football... and head

injuries are being taken more seriously. today-- those concerns took center stage at 49ers camp... as rookie linebacker donavin newsom left practice in an ambulance after suffering a concussion following a brutal collision. here's some early footage from today's session...and file video of newsom. he's number 48...an undrafted rookie out of missouri. this all happened outside of the window photographers are allowed to shoot, so we don't have actual footage of the play. team officials say newsom collided with fellow rookie chanceller james. newsom went unconcscious for a short period of time...and he was taken off the field on a stretcher. it was initially thought he sustained a neck injury, however, the 49ers tell us that tests revealed he suffered no cervical spine fractures. he is currently recovering at stanford medical center. head coach kyle shanahan discussed the incident after practice. when that happens it kind of puts everything in perspective for everyone. so you just try to end it and everyone knows the deal and what these guys do risk in the game. sometimes things like that happen and

you prey for the best you hope for the best it is part of the game. that's why i can't have anymore respect for nfl players and college players, people that play the game. because it is risky like that. i just saw the ball in the air, chance and donovan both broke on it, and they just ran into each other. obviously donovan got the worst of it. i heard it more than saw it, so. obviously you never want to see that happen to anybody. unfortunately we play a collision sport, and things like that are really unpreventable. switching gears now-- johnny manziel could soon return to football, but in a much different capacity. the beleaguered former browns quarterback and heisman trophy winner said today that if he isn't able to return to the nfl, he'd like to be a coach at the college level. he made the remarks at the international football betting conference in costa rica. the 24-year-old admitted that he's been tough to coach, but

feels that he could still contribute to the sport. staying in the nfl-- if you are someone that can't stand the new england patriots, you now have more reason to hate them. the team is now the first nfl franchise to have their own planes to fly to games. according to espn, they bought a pair of boeing 767s this offseason..and modeled them to their specifications. they are five-time super bowl champs...and have made sure we don't forget that as the lombardi trophies are painted on the tail. each of the planes has been retrofitted with all first-class seats. one will be the main jet, while the other is used as a backup. a's back in town tonight and hosting the mariners. but before getting ready for the game, they took some time to serve the community. some members of the green and gold working with volunteers... and filling up one- thousand backpacks with school supplies for students across oakland. the a's are teaming up with the lend- a-hand foundation in helping low income families. in

addition to the backpack event, the athletics are also welcoming kids from the east oakland boxing association... and treating them to tonight's game. i came here, i didn't know what i was getting into. i just wanted to volunteer and help local kids and put some school supplies together. i didn't know it was a back pack, folders, everything that i had when i was a kid. it's actually pretty neat because more and more kids are going tablets and phones, and all the new technology. it's nice to have all the stuff that i had back in the day still out there. first pitch at the coliseum at 7-15. giants also in action against the cubs. turning to golf-- the last major of the year tees off this week the pga championship...happening at beautiful quail hollow... and it's a huge milestone for two of the greats in the sport. phil mickelson and ernie els...entering their 100th-career major... an accomplishment that only 12- others have achieved. jack nicklaus tops the list with 164-major appearances. here's lefty...with els by his

side...reflecting on a journey that started with his first major in 1990. every time i play in one, i remember back when i was a kid competing in my yard against the greats trying to beat them for major titles and we both been fortunate to have won some. i know we both want to win a couple more. we've played together and against each other for so many years, it doesn't seem that long ago from those days but it sure looks a long time ago. here's something that you won't see mickelson and els ever do-- rap with justin bieber. in the bed together but we sleepin' solo. hectin, drive you loco. you supposed to be my uno, yuko. oh no, round two again. we've been fighting more than ryu and ken. kevin na, wesley bryan, and the biebs bringing some millenial entertainment to the event...by rapping on the quail hollow course. they are all singing along to bieber's song 'no pressure.' all the fun and games stop thursday when the first round

begins. finally, speaking of millenials, video games may be added to the list of olympic sports. paris is slated to host the 2024 games...and a member of the bid committee has said that he is open to having gaming as part of the events. e-sports has risen in popularity over the last several years... and the committee sees this as a way of reaching out to a new generation of fans. ( steve ) after getting ousted.... there has been talk uber's co-founder may return to the company. the announcement the san franancisc ridesharing giant has made about his future.

(steve) the popular ride-hailing service company 'uber' made a big announcement today.(catherine) co-founder travis kalanick will not be returning to the company as its c-e-o. (catherine) the wall street journal reports that

the company chairman sent employee's an email with the announcement yesterday. it's unclear whether kalanick will take on a different job with the company. his absence came after uber was hit with investigations into allegations of mishandling of sexual harassment complaints.. no word yet on who will be uber's new c-e-

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