this morning on the kron 4 morning news... a historic sting operation in the city and on the peninsula. how atf officers were able to arrest 100 suspected criminals. (robin) and... how did that garbage truck end up in the center divide? we'll explain. (james) also.. a musician killed in the east bay after a robbery. the frantic search for the killer. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. (james) good morning and thanks for joining us. fletcher. (robin) and i'm robin winston. happy friday!! the weekend is just around the corner so we need to talk about the weather first. i saw lots of drizzle on my drive in this morning.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

( james ) this morning police are looking for two men who attacked and robbed a man at an east bay bart station. it happened last night at the ashby bart station in berkeley. police say the attackers came up behind the victim in the parking lot... punched and kicked him. they stole his backpack, wallet and watch. the victim was taken to the hospital with a cut on his head and swelling to his face. police do not have a detailed description of the attackers but they say they are suspected of committing a similar robbery in the neighborhood around the same time last night. ( james ) and breaking overnight.. an earthquake struck in the east bay earlier this morning. at about 2:30, a magnitude two point three earthquake jolted san ramon. no reports of any injuries. remember you can download the kron 4 mobile app for pushes on the latest breaking news. it's a free download for android and apple devices. ( james ) our top story this morning.. a historic

sting operation lands more than 100 people behind bars. investigators say hundreds of guns, pounds of drugs and several stolen vehicles were seized.(robin) as kron 4's hermela aregawi explains it's all part of "operation cold day" operation cold daya round-up of more than 100 bay area residentsmostly from san francisco and san mateo counties.who have been arrested on charges including auto theft, illegal firearm possession and sales. jill snyder/atf special agent in chargeone firearm in the hands of a gangmember or a prohibited person is one firearm too many. it only takes one round from one gun to end a life. george gascon/san francisco district attorneyour communities are a little safer because of all these guns that were removed from the streets, the vehicles that were recovered and returned to the owners and the narcotics that were confiscated. the operation was

launched in san francsico in the summer of 2015 -- after more than 100 zip cars in the city were stolen in less six weeks. george gascon/san francisco district attorneyand there is a deterrent effect. and there is a message out there that you may commit crimes in our communities but you will be held accountable. investigators say they recovered nearly 50 stolen vehicles, seized 100 ounces of narcotics,about 90 firearms.. jill snyder/atf special agent in chargewe targeted those who created a pipeline to stream firearms into the community and place them into the hands of violent criminals. some of these criminals committed a wide range of violent crime to include arrests for homicides, shooting and dealings of firearms and narcotics. but investigators tell us none of those arrested will be charged with violent crimes.but say the arrests will have a effect. (hermela aregawi)in some cities, operations include ice...we're told this something district office says is worth noting.many of these including san francisco are cities.. having ice involved complicate reporting live francisco. aregawi. kron 4 news ( james ) all lanes are open on interstate 280 in san francisco after this crash.

take a look a closer look at how a garbage truck ended up wedged on the center divide. this was near alemany boulevard. it happened around 5:30 yesterday afternoon. right during the evening commute. at least one other car was involved. no reports of any serious injuries. (robin) google decided to cancel a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees. it was supposed to focus on the now viral anti-diversity memo that led to the firing of an engineer. the memo was posted on an internal company board but quickly spread across the internet with some calling it sexist. according to google-- bosses felt that now is not the right time for the conversation. some employees were named personally online and others are worried about asking candid questions-- given all the publicity. the now- fired engineer says he's already filed a labor complaint and is considering legal action against the company. (robin) an east bay

community is in mourning this morning. this after a local musician was killed while trying to stop a robber in oakland( james ) dave deporis chased the theif and was dragged by the getaway car, killing him. kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with friends of the musician who held a vigil in his honor. (nats: dave deporis singing and strumming guitar)sot: ian petrich, friend// "it was a one in a million voice."a musical talent who's life was cut short.at 40-years-old singer songwriter david deporis was killed as he struggled to take back what was his. police say david was sitting outside a cafe on telegraph avenue in oakland's temescal neighborhood wednesday around noon - when a theif grabbed his laptop and got into a car.witnesses said david was hanged onto the getaway car that dragged him along on rich street.david died from his injuries. friends laid out pictures and decorated the splendor bus david toured in as part of a music collective.sot: pancho morris, friend// " more than it being about more anger and hatred towards people and judging people before we get

justice we just need to remember dave for the beautiful person that he was." friends describe david as a sort of musical prophet who sang about social issues. sot: ian petrich, friend//just had a real zest for love and life and nature and passion. yeah just a really beautiful person."they say his voice was powerful and deeply touched all those who listened.(nats: more singing)sot: pancho morris, friend// "i don't know if you've ever seen a singer who can get to you. it will be a while before someone gets to me."oakland police haven't found those responsible for david's murder yet. an investigation is underway anyone with information can call opd. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (robin) a second arrest has been made after a shooting in redwood city. one of

the suspects is a 16-year-old boy... the other is 19-years old. both face attempted murder charges. the victim an 18-year-old was shot several times and at last check was in critical condtiion. it all happened on hoover street near highway 101. the shooting reportedly happened during a drug deal. officers say the victim and suspects knew each other and there was no threat to the public. ( james ) a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is facing a new charge in the widespread police sex scandal that rocked several bay area law enforcement agencies. prosecutors filed a new felony charge against ricardo perez. this is the suspect in a previous court appearance he had previously been ordered to stand trial on several other charges. perez is accused of having sex with jasmin abuslin. the woman formerly known as celeste guap when she was a minor. he is just one of several former officers facing charges. ( james ) a teen who went

missing on mount tamalpais has been found safe. 16-year-old sarah jane tang went out hiking wednesday afternoon. sarah who goes to lowell high school in san francsico had been on the mountain with a friend and got separated. search and rescue crews spread out and finally early yesterday morning she was discovered. here now is the moment she was reunited with her father. ( james ) searchers say they may have been close to finding her late wednesday night but believe they may have walked right by her . the teen is expected to be okay. (robin) coming up.. the president doubles down on his warning to north korea. why he says it's about time someone 'stuck up for the country.' and... a south bay city is considering changes to its policy on illegal fireworks. what it plans to do and why other fines have been dismessed.( james ) and a look at your

forecast next. and here's a live look outside... san what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop?

what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. (james)(robin) welcome back.

checking in on your morning forecast. (james)look for only minor day-to-day changes through the forecast period as a trough of low pressure remains off the west coast. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today,

but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

just two days after threatening to hit north korea with "a fire and fury" the world has never seen before, president donald trump, defended his hard line stance president donald trump: "they've been doing this to our country for a long time, for many years. and it's about time someone stuck up for the people of other countries. so, if anything, maybe that statement wasn't tough enough" (((butt to)))president donald trump: "and they should be very nervous, because things will happen to them like they never thought possible, ok?" north korea, is not backing down. they issued a new warning thursday on state -run media that the us: "would suffer a shameful defeat and final doom" if it "persists in extreme military adventure, sanctions and pressure" on wednesday, north korea claimed that they will have a plan in place to strike near the u.s. territory of guam, by mid- august -- if needed.according to trump, the us isn't ruling out throwing the first punch president trump: "i will tell you this: if north korea does anything in terms of even

thinking about attack of anybody that we love or we represent or our allies or us, they can be very, very nervous" ( james ) and secretary of defense james mattis says he expects the defense innovation unit experimental to" grow in it's influence and it's impact under the trump administration. matthis spoke to the press while visiting the program's outpost in mountain view yesterday. mr.mathis says he plans on enlisting start-up companies to develop solutions for some of the military's toughest technology challenges. those include creating new experimental drones, cybersecurity technology, and advanced communications systems. (robin) san jose's innovative on-line crackdown on illegal fireworks was a dud, at least as things stand now. but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports the city is backing away from some hefty fines it issued as part of the program. rob fladeboe/san jose

".....the city of san jose is dismissing all 45 citations fir illegal fireworks that were issued based on complaints submitted through the city's pilot on-line fireworks reporting tool in may, june and july.amy guzules/got $500 citation "...somebody saw lights above my house and reported me, that's how i got my citation..."amy guzules and two of her neighbors here on garrison circle were cited but the reporting parties provided no video or photographic evidence. in dropping the $500 fines, the city agreed with guzules thatthe citations are unfair and that the criteria for issueing the citations was not evenly applied to all those who got them.amy guzules...somebody just had to say that the saw fireworks at our house and then we had to pay before we had the chance to argue that we were innocent..."david sykes/asst. s.j. city mgr ".....in this particular case it looks like we issued some citations to people who were

not involved in those activities and we're also taking a look at the appeals process..."city hall says it remains committed to cracking down on illegal fireworks and will be looking to re work the on line reporting tool going forward. the people who got those citations will be receiving warning letters nonetheless. and those who already paid the fine will get their money back. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( james ) happening today: it's the outside lands music festival in san francsico. thousands of people will be heading to golden gate park for the three day event. kron4's tersia estacio has a preview. the stages are going up, the food and beverage areas getting ready all to welcome the thousands predicted to pour in come friday - all to attend outside lands. gregg perloff, ceo another planet . "yeah. this is a big event." promoter and another planet ceo gregg perloff says, they are proud that this year marks

the tenth anniversary of the widely successful outdoor music event. gregg. we have learned a lot. and gregg says this year, will offer even more as they have worked to perfect the festival. gregg. this year, we have so many beer and wine stands, and acts. it is going to be great. phil ginsburg. with 210 thousand people it is a lot. with such large crowds in the past and expected again this year, patience is something city officials say is a factor. ginsburg. we know that this impacts a lot of people, we are mindful of that and for the most part those who live in the area are understanding of that. ginsburg says there will be a large police prescense for the festival - and adds that despite the road closures and other challenges for those in the area, this is a big money maker for the city. ginsburg. it does bring in a lot of money, so it is a benefit for the city, plus people go to local bars and that is all good for the city. terisa estacio kron four news.

( james ) the music kicks off with the opening act on the main stage at noon today. for a complete list of acts visit kron4-dot-com. (robin) coming up... several east bay officers were recognized for their outstanding service to the community. the new

tradition they helped start. and after the break... one of hollywood's biggest stars gets the award of a lifetime. that and more on today's hollywood minute. (robin) and here's a live look outside... toll plaza

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (robin) we're tracking your entertainment headlines today... music stars in a movie trailer, plus casting and award news.( james ) here's david daniel with the hollywood minute

"i'm inconvenient for the future of the planet.""i'm inconvenient 'cause i love my mother -- mother earth.""the poorest of the poor are furious because they're hit first and worst by climate change."al gore and paramount have called out the a-list to support "an inconvenient sequel: truth to power." a new trailer for the documentary features famous musicians and actors talking about climate change, and why they're "inconvenient.""it's incredibly amazing."anna paquin is going back to the 50's! she's joined the cast of the period romantic drama "tell it to the bees," based on fiona shaw's novel. paquin plays a doctor who returns to her british hometown to take over her late father's medical practice, and begins a secret romance with the mother of a patient. filming is underway in scotland.(nat)an awkwardly appropriate honor for glenn close! the six-time oscar nominee is set to receive the "golden icon" lifetime achievement award at the zurich film festival in october. the awkward part? she'll also present her latest film, "the wife," in which she plays a woman who decides to leave her husband... while they're traveling to an awards ceremony. we'll hope this ceremony goes smoothly. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

(robin) coming up.. an east bay family fighting deportation of their loved ones. what a u-s senator had to say about the couple facing seperattion from their families.( james ) and after the break. a look at your weather and traffic. and here's a live look outside...san mateo ( james ) we're coming up

on 4-30... here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... more than 100 people are behind bars this morning after a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of drugs, guns and several stolen cars were also seized. it was called "operation cold day." it

was conducted by the a-t-f. most of the arrests happened in san francisco and san mateo counties.(robin) google decided to cancel a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees that was supposed to focus on --the now viral anti-diversity memo that led to the firing of an engineer. the memo was posted on an internal company board but quickly spread across the internet with some calling it sexist. according to google --bosses felt that now is not the right time for the conversation. the now- fired engineer says he's already filed a labor complaint and is considering legal action against the company.( james ) a local musician is murdered while trying to stop a robber in oakland... and the killer is still on the loose. 40-year-old david deporis was killed in oakland on wednesday afternoon. police say he was sitting outside of a cafe on telegraph avenue when a thief grabbed his laptop and got into a car. david then tried to stop the thief by grabbing onto the getaway car, which dragged him down the street. he later

died from his injuries. (james)(robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)look for only minor day-to-day changes through the forecast period as a trough of low pressure remains off the west coast. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today,

but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from

880 to 101. ( james ) san francisco police have arrested a man they say uploaded and traded thousands of child porn files on the internet. this is the suspect anton orobchenko. last week police obtained a warrant to search his home turk street. that's where investgiators say they found thousands of illicit photos and videos on his media devices. the 32-year-old is facing charges of possesion

of child porn, and two-counts of distribution of child porn. (robin) an east bay nurse who illegally immigrated to this country nearly three decades ago is facing deportation. the woman came to the u-s with her husband. and they here.( james ) now as kron4's philippe djegal reports their time in the u-s appears to be running out. (philippe)maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "emotionally, i'm devastated." the life maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband eusebio (you- say-be-oh)have built here in the united states is crumbling. maria mendoza-sanchez/mother- "i've been trying to be as strong as i can." but now that maria and eusebio's immigration attorney has told them they're essentially out of all legal options to prevent their pending deportation... the couple that immigrated to the united states in the late 80s and early 90s... has already booked their flight back to

mexico next week. they have raised four kids together, three of them born in america... their oldest daughter, vianney (vee-nn-ay) is expected to manage the household in oakland... though maria says her young son will live with her and her husband south of the border. vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's who my family is. they don't want bad hombres and my parents have never, ever done anything. no criminal convictions. none of us either have ever been in trouble with the law, ever. not even in trouble at school." at 23-years-old vianney is a u-c santa cruz graduate. unlike her siblings, she wasn't born in states, but has remained here through the obama administration's immigration policy, "deffered action for childhood arrivals", or "daca"... a policy the trump administration has chosen not to expand, and is currently under review. deeply concerning for vianney, because her sisters are counting on her now.vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "and, if daca ends, i don't know, i don't know whats going to happen to them. i don't know if we're all going to have to leave, and that's not really

what i wanted for my family at all." the cloud of deportation has hovered over this family since 2002... but since then, they've proven several hardships and have been granted stays. maria, who came here as a housekeeper... paid her own way through college and is now a registered nurse who works with cancer patients at highland hospital. maria says the trump administration recently canceled their stay... and, immigration and customs enforcement has ordered her and her husband, a truck driver, out of the country.maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "it's really hard to think about it. its, it's a way of dying without being dead." and, unless something miraculous happens... maria and eusebio say they will follow the deportation orders and leave for mexico next week. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(robin) the couple was set to meet with u-s senator dianne feinstein yesterday the senator released a statement saying in part... "these are the kind of people we should welcome into the united states with open arms." (robin) also in the east bay... five oakland officers of mexican heritage were recognized for their outstanding service to the community. the ceremony took place at the mexican consulate in san francisco. the five officers were chosen by their peers in the oakland police department. going forward the consulate general office plans on honoring mexican american police officers here in the bay area every year. ( james ) coming up: we are hearing from the first responders who rushed in when a gunman opened fire inside a san francisco ups facility. how they were honored.

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(robin) school is about to start up which means kids walking to class. many will need to cross the street to get to and from the ( james ) kron 4's stanely roberts shows us how one one east bay city is providing a visual reminder to drivers to be careful. poor charlie, he's 73 years old and he's our designated victimcharlie has a job, he has to cross the streets in alameda in a marked crosswalk and pray no one hits him but charlie is not alone, you see the alameda police department traffic officers and watching charlie nats: ambiance it's a pass or fail test if you yield to charlie when he enters the crosswalk everyone is happy

and you get to keep driving nats: ambiance however, if you fail to yield to charlie as required by state law . then you get to have a chat with an alameda police officer, in this case, sargent derespini you know what the rules are when it come to a crosswalk (yea) you gotta stop once he steps off the curb you and the vehicle in front of you went through two went the other direction officers will have this conversation with dozens of drivers who failed to yield to pedestrians on otis and mound . nats: ambiance and since the speed limit in all of alameda is 25 they are also using radar looking for drivers going way to fast nats ambiance back to charlie he also tried crossing busy broadway and while many drivers passed with flying colors . a few flat out failed it it wasn't for not yielding to charlie it was for are you familiar with california cell phone law and when you can touch your phone when are you allowed to touch it when you are driving there one time if you're calling 911 or you're reporting a legitimate emergency so what happened

with this driver i usually have my blue tooth on but i had walked into the burger king and so it switched it off on my phone and because i had to call to find out what drinks they wanted .most of the drivers who were stopped pretty much had there own reason for not yielding to charlie i was gonna stop and then i just i was like i don't wanna slam on my breaks i know it sounds awful however, all the drivers pretty much received the same response from officers bottom like is we have a lot of auto pedestrians collisions in this city that part of the crux of our fatal collision in the last five years and were just trying to increase awareness a word of advice, charlie might be trying to cross the street, you might want to yield to him and in case you're wondering if i talked to drivers i'm talking to you because i was behaving badly ugh dis i just steal your thunder that's in a future edition of people behaving badly in alameda stanley roberts kron 4 news ( james ) and here's a live look outside... embarcadero.

weather update: it's (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... more than 100 people are behind bars this morning after a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of ( james ) now lets get a check of the roads with robin winston.

no major hot spots..bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... more than 100 people are behind bars this morning after

a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of drugs, guns and several stolen cars were also seized. it was called "operation cold day." it was conducted by the a-t-f. most of the arrests happened in san francisco and san mateo counties.(robin) google decided to cancel a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees that was supposed to focus on the now viral anti-diversity memo that led to the firing of an engineer. the memo was posted on an internal company board but quickly spread across the internet with some calling it sexist. according to google -- bosses felt that now is not the right time for the conversation. the now- fired engineer says he's already filed a labor complaint and is considering legal action against the company.( james ) a local musician is murdered while trying to stop a robber in oakland... and the killer is still on the loose. 40-year-old david deporis was killed in oakland on wednesday afternoon. police say he was sitting outside of a cafe on telegraph

avenue when a thief grabbed his laptop and got into a car. david then tried to stop the thief by grabbing onto the getaway car, which dragged him down the street. he later died from his injuries. ( james ) in hillsborough... police are warning people to be alert because mountain lions have been spotted in the area. take a look... big cats were spotted near crystal springs road and jacaranda circle. officials say people in the area should keep their pets indoors during dusk and evening hours. also keep their doors locked at night and keep a watch on small children and avoid jogging or hiking in wooded areas. (robin) we are now hearing from some of the emergency resonders who rushed to scene during a shooting rampage at a san francisco ups facility. it happened back in june. three men were killed by a fellow ups driver. kron4's maureen kelly shows us how 17 first responders were honored.

calm down get in there do your job help those people and that's what i did as best as i couldsan francisco sheriff's deputy sean lee remembers what was running in his head as he got on scene after hearing reports of guman inside the ups facility in potrero hill. there is an element of fear sometimes you just have to push past it and you know that you're going into save peoples lives there are a lot of people that did a lot of exceptional things that day as far as going above and beyond one sf police officer remembered how confusing those first moments were as they rushed into a situation where others were rushing out.we had several people today there's a guy in shop side he shooting and everybody's wearing brown ups uniforms and he said hey he's wearing exactly what we're wearing you can imagine it's going to hard to look at that situation and go who's the shooterfour workers were killed including the gunman who shot himself. today the mayor thanked those who were there for their quick response which more than likely saved lives.at the moment of tremendous need you were there and i want to say thank you on behalf of the city and county

of san francisco because i got to hug my ups driver this week the 17 heros, which also included paramedics, dispatchers, chp and officers from the ucsf police department were given commendations and heart shaped pins with the city seal. several of those i talked with said while they are honored, protecting the city and it's citizens is the job they are paid to do.maureen kelly kron4 news ( james ) a new development in the legal battle over access to a stretch of secluded bay area beach. a california court of appeals has ruled that public access must be restored to martin's beach which sits just south of half moon bay. the property is owned by a billionaire venture capitalist. he locked the only road

to the beach in 2009 and has been facing legal challenges ever since. kron 4's charles clifford is tracking developments. in a fifty page ruling, a state appeals court has unanimously ruled that venture capitalist vinod khosla violated the california coastal act when he locked this beach access road, a route that had been used by the public for decades. khosla purchased martins beach in 2008. a year later, he closed the only road the public could use to reach the beach, much to the dismay of local surfers and public access advocates. since then khosla has faced numerous legal challenges aimed at forcing him to reopen the route. in 2013, the surf rider foundation filed a lawsuit claiming that khosla had violated the 1972 coastal act and requested that public access be restored. in 2014, a superior court judge ruled in favor of the surf rider foundation but kholsa appealed. in this latest ruling, the california appeals court affirmed the superior court decision saying that ""this gate across martins beach road must be unlocked and open to the same extent that it was unlocked and open at the time defendants

purchased the property." sot it's doesn't get any clearer than thatattorney joe cotchet represents the surf rider foundation. he says this is a victory for public access.sot what the court said in no uncertain language is that the public has a right to access at the coast.thursday afternoon, kron 4 reached out to an attorney who represents vinod khosla for comment but we have so far not received a response. in half moon bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( james ) and here's a live look outside...toll plaza. (robin)

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(robin) the infamous white ford bronco that carried o-j simpson as he tried to run away from police back in 1994 is going up for sale.( james ) at the time, the car was owned by al "a.c." cowlings, simpson's friend and former teammate. cowlings was the driver during the chase. now simpson's former agent mike gilbert owns the bronco. gilbert says he bought it so it wouldn't be used in "distasteful" tours and he's kept it pretty much hidden ever since. at one point, gilbert says he's been offered a half a million dollars for it. he says he's looking to sell it to give money to his kids. (james) coming up... a historic sting operation in the city and on the peninsula. how atf officers were able to arrest 100 suspected criminals. and... the search is on for the person who killed a musician in the east bay. what police know.

also... the 49ers are back in action tonight. what you can expect to see from the red and gold.

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the kron 4 morning news... an attack at a bay area bart station sends a man to the hospital. we'll show you where it happened. ( darya ) and burglars on the loose in the east bay. we will tell you which neighborhood they are ( mark ) and happening today it is the start of the outside lands festival. see how bay area locals are gearing up for the crowds. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 bridge wb 80 is spots. bay no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( mark ) this morning police are looking for two men who attacked and robbed a man at an east bay bart station. it happened last night at the ashby bart station in berkeley. police say the attackers came up behind the victim in the parking lot... punched and kicked him. they stole his backpack, wallet and watch. the victim was taken to the hospital with a cut on his head and swelling to his face. police do not have a detailed description of the attackers but they say they are suspected of committing a similar robbery in the neighborhood around the same time last night. ( mark ) and breaking overnight... a small earthquake rattles part of the east bay. the two-point-3 magnitude quake hit san ramon around 2:30 this morning. there is no damage reported. remember - we have a complete section on earthquakes on our website including tips on what to do in the event of a major quake.

it is all at kron 4 dot com. ( darya ) the two people accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco will be back in court today. fantasy decuir and lamonte mims are charged in the murder of ed french. prosecutors say they have surveillance video of the murder. today will be the first court appearance for decuir... who prosecutors say fired the shot that killed french. so far neither suspect has entered a plea. ( darya ) there is a warning for one east bay community after several home burglaries in blackhawk. police are releasing these surveillance pictures of the burglars. the most recent burglaries happened last week when three homes were targeted. there have now been eight home burglaries in blackhawk since may. in every case, the burglars went through the back of the house which is up against a golf course. ( mark ) happening tonight... a vigil will be held for the san jose liquor store owner who was shot and killed earlier this week. police say charlie ly was shot and killed during an attempted

robbery at jim's liquor store on quimby road monday night. police are still looking for the shooter. tonight's vigil will be held at 7:30 at the liquor store where ly was killed. ( mark ) more than 100 people are behind bars after a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of drugs... plus hundreds of guns and several stolen cars were also seized. it was called "operation cold day." it was conducted by the a-t-f. most of the arrests happened in san francisco and san mateo counties. the operation actually began two years ago after more than 100 zip cars were stolen in san francisco in less than six weeks. investigators say most of the charges include auto theft and illegal firearm possession and sales. ( mark ) investigators tell kron 4

that none of the people arrested are being charged with violent crimes. ( darya ) a local musician is murdered while trying to stop a robber in oakland. and this morning his killer is still on the loose. 40-year-old david deporis was killed in oakland on wednesday afternoon. police say he was sitting outside of a cafe on telegraph avenue when a thief grabbed his laptop and got into a car. david then tried to stop the thief by grabbing onto the getaway car, which dragged him down the street. he died from his injuries. david's friends and family gathered to remember the musician. ( darya ) so far police have not released any information on the robbers. ( mark ) president trump says his previous threat

against north korea may not have been strong enough.( darya ) this as north korea continues to threaten to strike guam with four missiles. john lawrence has the latest. president trump isn't backing down from his previous threat to bring "fire and fury" to north korea.president donald trump/no font needed"if anything, that statement may not be tough enough."north korean officials say the u-s would "suffer a shameful defeat and final doom" if it keeps up with sanctions, pressure and military threats. and stuck in the center of this political storm is the 210-square mile island of guam. eddie calvo/mayor of guam"the people of guam bear no ill will to him or the people of north korea."guam is a u-s territory located in the pacific ocean, with a population of 162-thousand and strategically vital us naval and air force bases.pyongyang says it may launch four intermediate-range missiles toward guam.mister trump says if that happens, the u-s will respond.president donald trump/no font needed"it will be an event the likes of which

nobody's seen before." guam's governor eddie calvo is especially sensitive to the threat of military escalation. eddie calvomayor of guam "the last thing we want to see is a death of thousands, if not millions of north koreans. a war in the korean peninsula, a war in east asia, the western pacific would be a tragedy."a south korean presidential spokesman says his country and the u-s will continue to work together in an attempt to maintain securitypresident trump also says the u-s will "always consider negotiations" with north korea.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is facing a new charge related to the oakland police sex scandal. alameda county prosecutors have filed a new felony sex charge against ricardo perez. he had previously been ordered to stand trial on several other charges. perez is accused of having sex with jasmin abuslin when she was a minor.. abuslin was formerly known as celeste guap. perez is just one of several former

officers facing charges. ( mark ) google cancels a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees over harassment fears. it was supposed to focus on the sexist memo that led to the firing of an engineer. the memo was posted on an internal company board but quickly spread across the internet. according to google... the company felt that it is not the right time for the conversation. some employees say they are worried about being harassed for asking candid questions given all the publicity around the memo. the fired engineer says he's already filed a labor complaint and is considering legal action against google. ( darya ) happening today... it is the start of the 10th annual outside lands music festival in san francisco.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at golden gate park this morning with a preview. lydia. ( lydia ) it's the start of the tenth annual outside lands music festival in san francisco. thousands of people will be heading to golden gate park for the three day event. crews finished

putting up the stages and the food and beverage areas yesterday. one of the promoters of the event says this year's festival will offer even more than in years past.

will be in kansas city to take on the chiefs tonight. like most teams the niners do not plan to play most of their starters in this game. also good news for the niners... rookie linebacker donavin newsom has been released from the hospital after suffering a concussion at practice earlier this week. kickoff is set for 6:00 in kansas city. ( darya ) and the raiders... left the bay area to get ready their preseason opener. this was their final practice before their exhibition schedule gets going tomorrow. oakland will be in arizona to take on the cardinals. kickoff is set for 7:00. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... more mountain lions spotted around the bay area. see which communities are being morning. and later... people in the south bay getting money back from the city of san jose. the mistake the city made and how they are trying to fix it. and after the break...more west nile virus found in the east bay. find out where.( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up ( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break.

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as the warmest year ever recorded. that's according to a new report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. the annual "state of the climate report" details how long-term global warming and a strong el nino helped make it the warmest year. more than 450 scientists from 60 countries helped with the report. it was put together just days after president trump pulled the u-s out of the paris climate agreement. ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some

areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures

will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected for monday an tuesday of next week, before temperatures start climbing back up again. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( darya ) two new cases of the west nile virus have been detected in contra costa county. officials say a dead bird from walnut creek tested positive for the virus. the second case is from the town of byron where some mosquitos tested positive. officials say crews will be doing extra mosquito control in the areas where the two cases were discovered. ( darya ) a warning for people in hillsborough after more mountain lions have been

spotted in the area. they were seen near crystal springs road and jacaranda circle. officials say people in the area should keep their pets indoors during dusk and evening hours. also keep their doors locked at night.... and keep a watch on small children and avoid jogging or hiking in wooded areas. ( mark ) we now know the name of the man shot by hayward police after they say he drove at them with a stolen car. he is 26-year-old martin harlan. police say a man walked out of his house on saturday and found harlan stealing his truck. the victim called police and then got in another car to follow him. harlan began shooting at the victim. when police arrived, harlan started driving towards police... forcing officers to open fire. harlan was eventually taken into custody. no one was injured. ( mark ) a well-known bay area anti-fascist leader and teacher makes her first court appearance after being arrested for a political brawl last year. 47-year-old yvette felarca was arrested in july for assault. the charges stem from a brawl in

sacramento last june between white nationalist groups and counter-protestors. felarca's attorney spoke outside of court yesterday. she says officers at the protest didn't do enough to stop it from getting out of hand.

some citations to people who were not involved in those activities and we're also taking a look at the appeals process...">( darya ) city officials say those who have already paid the fine will get their money back. ( mark ) a new development in the legal battle over access to a stretch of beach near half moon bay... a california appeals court has decided the billionaire owner of property on martin's beach must restore public access to the beach. the court ruled that venture capitalist vinod khosla had no right to block off the only road leading to the beach. khosla purchased property surrounding martins beach in 2008 and has been facing legal challenges ever since. the surf rider foundation sued khosla in 2013 to reopen the road. a judge ruled in favor of the foundation, but khosla appealed it. an appeals court has affirmed the lower court's ruling. khosla says he will keep appealing his case all the way up to the court. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... an east bay nurse could soon be forced to leave her family. we'll explain why. and

next... we now know the cause of a devastating fire in the south bay. after the break find out what started the fire that destroyed a and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. ♪

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on wb 580 at the tolls. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. overturn accident wrapping up in san jose at the 1st street onramp to nb 101 ( mark ) a portable generator at

a marijuana grow is being blamed for sparking a devastating wildfire in santa clara county. the loma fire started last september... burning close to 45-hundred acres... destroying dozens of buildings including 12 homes. it took firefighters over two weeks to contain the fire. cal fire says the santa clara county sheriff's office is still investigating the legality of the marijuana growing operation. ( darya ) and a southern california man is recovering after driving his motorcycle off a cliff in the in the santa monica mountains, near calabasas. he has just released the video of the crash. matthew murray says after the crash he couldn't get anybody's attention and started climbing the cliffside to get back to the road. he suffered several broken bones but is expected to be okay. murray says he will never get back on a motorcycle again after the accident. ( darya ) still ahead on

the kron 4 morning news... we are hearing from the first responders who rushed in when a gunman opened fire inside a san francisco ups facility. see how they are being honored.( will ) and thousands of kids will be getting free backpacks this morning. i will have the details in a live report. ( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff.

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back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected

for monday an tuesday of next week, before temperatures start climbing back up again. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) san francisco police arrest a man they say uploaded and traded thousands of child porn files on the internet. anton orobchenko is facing charges of possesion and distribution of child porn. last week police searched his home. investgiators say they found thousands of illicit photos and videos of children on his computers. ( darya ) a second arrest has been made after a shooting in redwood city. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. one of the

suspects is a 16-year-old boy. the other is 19-years old. both are facing attempted murder charges. the victim is an 18-year-old who was shot several times and is in critical condtiion this morning. police say it happened during a drug deal. officers say the victim and suspects knew each other. ( mark ) a nurse in oakland who illegally immigrated to this country nearly three decades ago is facing deportation. maria mendoza-sanchez came here with her husband and daughter from mexico, and have since had three more children born in the u-s. maria paid her way through college and is now a registered nurse working with cancer patients at highland hospital. she says immigration and customs enforcement has ordered that her and her husband leave the country. her immigration attorney told them they are essentially out of legal options to prevent their pending deportation. ( mark ) their oldest

daughter is expected to manage the household in oakland. unlike her other siblings, she wasn't born in the u-s but has remained here through the obama administration's immigration policy called "daca." it's a policy the trump administration has chosen not to expand and is currently reviewing. the couple is leaving for mexico next week. ( mark ) the president's plan to curb legal immigration could hurt the u-s economy. that's according to two new studies that found that the proposal known as the "raise act" would erase more than four million jobs by the year 20-40. the white house called the studies inaccurate and says americans can fill the jobs currently held by foreign workers. the raise act was introduced last week. it would cut legal immigration in half... require english proficiency... and rank possible immigrants based on skill, expected salary, and age. ( darya ) oakland police have identified the man who was shot wednesday morning in oakland... his name was wali hardy. police say the shooting happened near west

oakland middle school. the shooter is still on the loose. ( darya ) we are now hearing from some of the emergency resonders who rushed to scene during a shooting rampage at a san francisco ups facility in june.( mark ) three men were killed by a fellow ups driver. kron4's maureen kelly has the story. calm down get in there do your job help those people and that's what i did as best as i couldsan francisco sheriff's deputy sean lee remembers what was running in his head as he got on scene after hearing reports of guman inside the ups facility in potrero hill. there is an element of fear sometimes you just have to push past it and you know that you're going into save peoples lives there are a lot of people that did a lot of exceptional things that day as far as going above and beyond one sf police officer remembered how confusing those first moments were as they rushed into a situation where others were rushing out.we had several people today there's a guy in shop side he shooting and everybody's wearing brown ups uniforms and he said hey he's wearing exactly what we're wearing you can imagine it's going to hard to look at that situation and go who's the shooterfour workers were killed including the gunman who shot himself. today the

mayor thanked those who were there for their quick response which more than likely saved lives.at the moment of tremendous need you were there and i want to say thank you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco because i got to hug my ups driver this week the 17 heros, which also included paramedics, dispatchers, chp and officers from the ucsf police department were given commendations and heart shaped pins with the city seal. several of those i talked with said while they are honored, protecting the city and it's citizens is the job they are paid to do.maureen kelly kron4 news ( darya ) five oakland police officers of mexican

heritage were recognized for their outstanding service to the community. the ceremony took place at the mexican consulate in san francisco. the five officers were chosen by their peers in the oakland police department. the consulate general office plans on honoring mexican american police officers in the bay area every year. ( mark ) happening today... thousands of kids will get new backpacks all thanks to sacred heart community services in san jose. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live in san jose this morning with the details. will. ( will ) happening today... thousands of kids will be getting a new backpack all thanks to sacred heart community services in san jose. this is video from last year's backpack giveaway. more than 33-hundred students will also receive new school supplies worth about 75 dollars. parents had to register for today's giveaway before picking up the

backpacks. ( darya ) thanks will. we will with you through out the morning.

( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... we will show you where you can get some of the best back- to-school deals on cellphones. and later... weird summer weather continues to sweep across part of the country. we will show you the damage left behind by a major hail storm. and after the break... o-j simpson's infamous white bronco is going up for sale. see how much money is

already being offered for it. and here's a no major hot spots. bay bridge

wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) the infamous white ford bronco

that carried o-j simpson as he tried to run away from police back in 1994 is going up for sale.( mark ) at the time, the car was owned by al "a.c." cowlings... simpson's friend and former teammate.( darya ) now simpson's former agent mike gilbert owns the bronco. gilbert says he bought it so it wouldn't be used in "distasteful" tours and he's kept it pretty much hidden ever since.( mark ) at one point, gilbert says was been offered a half a million dollars for it. he says he's looking to sell it and give the money to his kids. ( mark ) and here are some of the stories we are working on for the kron four morning news at six... another violent robbery at at bart station last night. we'll tell you where a rider was attacked. ( darya ) plus... president trump ramps up his attacks on the senate's top republican... hear his latest threats towards senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.( mark ) and... a high school football drill turns deadly... we'll explain what happened up ahead. (james) your bay area forecast is after the break.

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checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected for monday an tuesday of next week, before temperatures start climbing back up again.

( mark ) take a look at this... this is the damage done by a hail storm in kansas. this is video from a gas station you can see all the cars with shattered windows. and then look at this home that was hit by the hail storm. the hail left holes in the siding... chipped paint and even broken windows. ( darya ) and this is video out of tucson, arizona where a monsoon knocked a tree

onto an apartment complex. this was just one of the many trees that came down in tucson. you can see in this video taken during the storm just how strong the wind and rain was. nobody was injured in this storm. ( darya ) a lawsuit is filed against menlo collegeafter an oak tree branch feel on a group of people in atherton injuring a toddler. the incident happened during a company picnic at the college on saturday. a three- foot-wide tree branch crashed onto six people, including a mother and her 2-year-old daughter. the little girl was rushed to the hospital with a fractured skull. the toddler had surgery on her eye. the girl's mother and one other person were also hurt, but are expected to be ok. ( mark ) as the new school year gets underway, parents may be considering buying their child thier first phone.( darya ) kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate takes a look at some of the more affordable options. ((pkg)) stand up - for young kids like 10 or under who don't need a full-fledged smartphone but you want to be able to reach them and let them reach you wherever they are there's a phone watch that's a good option less chance of them watching the lg gizmo gadget is a wrist

watch that let's kids make and receive phone calls and text messages it also offers parents a 24/7 way to track them on a map.. the device is $150 and they offer monthly contracts.. and it offers low monthly rates. stand up - "for slightly older kids wanting a phone that's actually in the shape of a phone "the blu tank is a basic phone you can get for as low as $20 -$30 it makes calls and texts.. it's unlocked so it can be used with any carrier. it's a nice tester phone if they prove they can not lose this in 6 months.. maybe upgrade from there stand up - if you are comfortable giving them a smartphone make sure you go through the parental controls both apple and android devices pretty much let you block out anything you want to.here's some ideas for first smartphones if you want a shiny new phone for them. motorolla has their android moto e series that makes a good cheap first smartphone.

it has a strong scratch and crack resistance screen it has figner print security. it's water resistant. a lot of bells and whistles but only $120. for a good deal on used smartphones apple or android try gazelle you can get iphone 5's 6's and decent android phones for between $100-$200 i know your kid will want the latest $700 fancy smartphone but if you want them to earn that nothing wrong with a hand me down or used at first.. with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news ( darya ) for a closer look at those phones gabe showed and for other affordable phone options out there you can check out his tech page on kron 4 dot com. ( mark ) sacramento kings forward zach randolph has been arrested on a felony charge of marijuana possession with the intent to sell. it happened wednesday night in los angeles. police say they saw randolph and a large group of people drinking and smoking pot in the middle of the street. when officers tried breaking up the group, they found six patrol cars had been vandalized. randolph was released on 20-thousand ( mark ) one of the greatest runners of all time is retiring. usain bolt is expected to run his last race tomorrow.(áááboxesááá)

bolt will run the 4 by 100 meter relay at the london 2017 world championships. the eight-time olympic champion and world record holder will be representing jamaica. bolt will be competing against justin gatlin and team usa. ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... tensions rising between the u- s and north korea. coming up at six... the latest threat president trump is making this morning. and after the break... three new movies hitting hteaters this weekend. we will have a preview poor mouth breather.

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( darya ) there are three new movies hitting theaters this weekend including one about a demonic doll.( mark ) david daniel has a preview of what's now showing. "need help?""i can manage." (nat)the latest horror flick in the "conjuring" movie universe is set to steal the weekend box office title. "annabelle: creation" gives that devilish doll an origin story. critics have given the prequel a thumbs-up, and analysts are predicting a 25- to-30 million dollar debut -- for a film with a 15-million- dollar budget."look at all of you! lazy and spoiled and fat!"

"take it easy, andie. it's not like the nut shop's gonna explode." (nat-explosion)from prequel to sequel, as "the nut job: nutty by nature" opens wide. the animated romp about animals trying to save their home from developers is looking at a first weekend worth up to 15-million dollars... slightly less than the first "nut job"'s opening. "the kids are tired of moving to a new town every time we lose a job.""all this running around is only temporary. we just need a perfect location, and we can get to work on our castle." (nat)on a more serious note, "the glass castle" stars brie larson and woody harrelson in a big-screen take on jeannette walls' best-selling memoir about her unconventional childhood. the drama debuts in moderate release, and box office watchers say it'll take in about five-million dollars this weekend. in hollywood, i'm ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... burglars on the loose in the east bay. the neighborhood that's being targeted. and a beloved musician is being remembered. the robbery and tragic

circumstances that cost him his life.( james ) and i will have a complete look at your forecast coming up. .

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the kron 4 morning news... an attack at a bay area bart station sends a man to the hospital. we'll show you where it happened. ( darya ) plus... president trump makes more threats to north korea. hear what the president is warning kim jong un this morning. ( mark ) and happening today it is the start of the outside lands festival. see how bay area locals are gearing up for the crowds. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look

for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected for monday an tuesday of temperatures start climbing (mark) this morning police are looking for two men who attacked and robbed a man at an east bay bart station. it happened last night at the ashby bart station in berkeley. police say the attackers came up behind the victim in the parking lot... punched and kicked him. they stole his backpack, wallet and watch. the victim was taken to the hospital with a cut on his head and swelling to his face. police do not have a detailed description of the attackers but they say they are suspected of committing a similar robbery in the neighborhood around the same time last night. (mark) and breaking overnight... a small earthquake rattles part of the east bay. the two-point-3 magnitude quake hit san ramon around 2:30 this morning. there is no damage reported. remember - we have a complete section on earthquakes on our website including tips on what to do in the event of a major quake. it is all at kron 4 dot com. (darya) the two people

accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco will be back in court today. fantasy decuir and lamonte mims are charged in the murder of ed french. prosecutors say they have surveillance video of the murder. today will be the first court appearance for decuir... who prosecutors say fired the shot that killed french. so far neither suspect has entered a plea. (darya) there is a warning for one east bay community after several home burglaries in blackhawk. police are releasing these surveillance pictures of the burglars. the most recent burglaries happened last week when three homes were targeted. there have now been eight home burglaries in blackhawk since may. in every case, the burglars went through the back of the house which is up against a golf course. (mark) a local musician is murdered while trying to stop a robber in oakland. and this morning his killer is still on the loose. 40-year-old david deporis was killed in oakland on wednesday afternoon. police say he was sitting outside of a cafe

on telegraph avenue when a thief grabbed his laptop and got into a car. david then tried to stop the thief by grabbing onto the getaway car, which dragged him down the street. he died from his injuries. david's friends and family gathered to remember the musician. (mark) so far police have not released any information on (darya) happening tonight... a vigil will be held for the san jose liquor store owner who was shot and killed earlier this week. police say charlie ly was shot and killed during an attempted robbery at jim's liquor store on quimby road monday night. police are still looking for the shooter. tonight's vigil will be held at 7:30 at the liquor store where ly was killed. (mark) president trump is sending more threats to north

korea... he tweeted this morning saying - quote - "military solutions are now fully in place,locked and loaded,should north korea act unwisely. hopefully kim jong un will find another path!" (darya) this comes as north korea continues to threaten a missile test off the coast of guam. john lawrence has the latest. . president trump isn't backing down from his previous threat to bring "fire and fury" to north korea.president donald trump/no font needed"if anything, that statement may not be tough enough."north korean officials say the u-s would "suffer a shameful defeat and final doom" if it keeps up with sanctions, pressure and military threats. and stuck in the center of this political storm is the 210-square mile island of guam. eddie calvo/mayor of guam"the people of guam bear no ill will to him or the people of north korea."guam is a u-s territory located in the pacific ocean, with a population of 162-thousand and strategically vital us naval and air force bases.pyongyang says it may launch four intermediate-range missiles toward guam.mister trump says if that happens, the u-s will

respond.president donald trump/no font needed"it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before." guam's governor eddie calvo is especially sensitive to the threat of military escalation. eddie calvomayor of guam "the last thing we want to see is a death of thousands, if not millions of north koreans. a war in the korean peninsula, a war in east asia, the western pacific would be a tragedy."a south korean presidential spokesman says his country and the u-s will continue to work together in an attempt to maintain securitypresident trump also says the u-s will "always consider negotiations" with north korea.i'm john lorinc reporting. (mark) president donald trump is suggesting that the senate's top republican should step aside if he can't pass trump's legislative agenda. president trump sent a series of tweets to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.... calling his failure to pass an "obamacare" repeal a disgrace.

he says if lawmakers don't move on health care, plus advance a tax and infrastructure plan, he will weigh in about whether mcconnell should remain leader. mcconnell says the president is new to washington and does not realize how difficult it is to pass legislation. (darya) more than 100 people are behind bars after a massive sting operation in the bay area. several pounds of drugs... plus hundreds of guns and fifty stolen cars were also seized. it was called "operation cold day." it was conducted by the a-t-f. most of the arrests happened in san francisco and san mateo counties. the operation actually began two years ago after more than 100 zip cars were stolen in san francisco in less than six weeks. investigators say most of the charges include auto theft and illegal firearm possession and

these guns that were removed from the streets.>(darya) investigators tell kron 4 that none of the people arrested are being charged with violent crimes. (mark) a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is facing a new charge related to the oakland police sex scandal. alameda county prosecutors have filed a new felony sex charge against ricardo perez. he had previously been ordered to stand trial on several other charges. perez is accused of having sex with jasmin abuslin when she was a minor.. abuslin was formerly known as celeste guap. perez is just one of several former officers facing charges. (mark) google cancels a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees over harassment fears. it was supposed to focus on the sexist memo that led to the firing of an engineer. the memo was posted on an internal company board but quickly spread across the internet. according to google... the company felt that it is not the right time for the conversation. some employees say they are worried about being harassed for asking candid questions given

all the publicity around the memo. the fired engineer says he's already filed a labor complaint and is considering legal action against google. ( darya ) happening today... it is the start of the 10th annual outside lands music festival in san francisco.( mark ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at golden gate park this morning with a preview. lydia. ( lydia )

every year, this year we're expanding to marx meadow, comedy has become so popular so that's a big part of it. we started with wanting to become the first gourmet food festival, now we have more than 200 food items.">( lydia ) the event also has major benefits for the city. city officials says the festival brought in about three millions to the parks department last year. there is expected to be a larger police presence for the festival, and you can expect to see plenty of road closures around the park. the first concert starts at noon, and the gates open today at 11. for more information on the festival head to our website at kron four dot com. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) happening today... preseason football gets underway for the bay area teams.(mark) the 49ers will be in kansas city to take on the chiefs tonight. like most teams the niners do not plan to play most of their starters in this game. also good news for the niners... rookie linebacker donavin newsom has been released from the hospital after suffering a concussion at practice earlier this week. kickoff is set for 6:00 in kansas city. (mark) and the raiders..left the bay area to

get ready their preseason opener. this was their final practice before their exhibition schedule gets going tomorrow. oakland will be in arizona to take on the cardinals. kickoff is set for 7:00. (mark) coming up... more west nile virus found in the east bay. we'll show you where. and... a high school football drill turns deadly... we'll explain what happened up ahead. (robin) i'm tracking your morning commute. . (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff.

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get a check of weather and traffic this morning. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

(james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected for monday an tuesday of next week, before temperatures start climbing back up again.

(darya) a high school football player is dead after a log fell on him during a football drill in new york. 16-year-old joshua mileto was hit in the head during the pre-season drill yesterday. the players were carrying an enormous log above their heads as part of a conditiong drill.

a former player for the team, says the trill is a team building exercise that is common in military training. he says it can be difficult for teenagers to do. (darya) school officials said about a half dozen coaches were supervising at the time of the accident. grief counselors were at the school throughout the day trying to help students and faculty members. (mark) two new cases of the west nile virus have been detected in contra costa county. officials say a dead bird from walnut creek tested positive for the virus. the second case is from the town of byron where some mosquitos tested positive. officials say crews will be doing extra mosquito control in the areas where the two cases were discovered. (mark) a warning for people in hillsborough after more mountain lions have been spotted in the area. they were seen near crystal springs road and jacaranda circle.

officials say people in the area should keep their pets indoors during dusk and evening hours. also keep their doors locked at night.... and keep a watch on small children and avoid jogging or hiking in wooded areas. (darya) we now know the name of the man shot by hayward police after they say he drove at them with a stolen car. he is 26-year-old martin harlan. police say a man walked out of his house on saturday and found harlan stealing his truck. the victim called police and then got in another car to follow him. harlan began shooting at the victim. when police arrived, harlan started driving towards police... forcing officers to open fire. harlan was eventually taken into custody. no one was injured. (mark) a new development in the legal battle over access to a stretch of beach near half moon bay... a california appeals court has decided the billionaire owner of property on martin's beach must restore public access to the beach. the court ruled

that venture capitalist vinod khosla had no right to block off the only road leading to the beach. khosla purchased property surrounding martins beach in 2008 and has been facing legal challenges ever since. the surf rider foundation sued khosla in 2013 to reopen the road. a judge ruled in favor of the foundation, but khosla appealed it. an appeals court has affirmed the lower court's ruling. khosla says he will keep appealing his case all the way up to the supreme court. (darya) three people are dead and another is severely injured after a border patrol pursuit in san diego. a border patrol agent saw a car driving on interstate 15 that was connected to a murder and human smuggling. the agents tried to stop the s-u-v but it took off and they chased it at high speed. the s-u-v then went out of control and smashed through a guardrail and rolled down an embankment. no names have been released, and it's not clear whether the murder suspect was in the s-u-v at the time. (darya) a state of emergency is declared in new orleans as the city scrambles

to fix its water-pumping system. this comes less than a week after a flash flood overwhelmed the city's pumping system and flooded many neighborhoods. the mayor said yesterday its sewerage and water board lost service at one of the city's pumping stations. forecasters are predicting heavy thunderstorms through the weekend. the city is still cleaning up from last week's flooding before it is faced with the possibility of more. (mark) more problems for uber... its global operations chief is resigning and a major investor is suing the company's former c-e-o travis kalanick. san francisco based company, "benchmark capital" filed the lawsuit against kalanick. it claims he is trying to pack uber's board with his allies and eventually return to his poast as c-e-o. the company says kalnicks return would harm uber's shareholders, employees, drivers and customers. a spokesperson for kalanick said the lawsuit is completely without merit and filled with lies. (darya) the jogger caught on camera pushing a woman into

the path of a bus in london has been arrested. this is a story we first told you about earlier this week on the kron four morning news. here is video from that incident from back in may. police arrested a 41-year-old man yesterday, but have not yet released his name. the jogger knocked a woman to the ground - and a bus swerves to avoid hitting her. police say passengers on the bus helped the woman who had minor injuries. (mark) coming up... new information about a shooting on the peninsula. what police say was behind the violence. and... people in san jose are getting money back from the city. the mistake the city made and how they are trying to fix it.

no major hot spots.richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

(mark) the city of san jose is considering changing its policy on illegal fireworks. citations that carry a 500 dollar fine went out to 45 people earlier this summer. but after they complained that they were falsely accused of using illegal fireworks...the city has dismissed the fines, citing problems with it's on-line reporting < ".....in this particular case it looks like we issued some citations to people who were not involved in those

activities and we're also taking a look at the appeals process...">(mark) city officials say those who have already paid the fine will get their money back. (darya) still ahead... we are hearing from the first responders who rushed in when a gunman opened fire inside a san francisco u-p-s facility. we'll show you how they are being honored.( will ) and thousands of kids will be getting free backpacks this morning. i will have the details in a live report. ( james ) your bay area forecast is next. is next.

(mark)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min

from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning

coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected for monday an tuesday of next week, before temperatures start climbing back up again. (darya) san francisco (darya) san francisco police arrest a man they say uploaded and traded thousands of child porn files on the internet. anton orobchenko is facing charges of possesion and distribution of child porn. last week police searched his home. investgiators say they found thousands of illicit photos and videos of children on his computers. (darya) a second arrest has been made after a shooting in redwood city. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. one of the

suspects is a 16-year-old boy. the other is 19-years old. both are facing attempted murder charges. the victim is an 18-year-old who was shot several times and is in critical condtiion this morning. police say it happened during a drug deal. officers say the victim and suspects knew each other. (mark) oakland police have identified the man who was shot wednesday morning in oakland... his name was wali hardy. police say the shooting happened near west oakland middle school. the shooter is still on the loose. (mark) the first responders who rushed in when a gunman opened fire inside a san francisco u-p-s building were honored by the mayor for their heroism. four u-p-s workers will killed on june 14th, including the gunman who shot himself. 17 men and women were given commendations and heart shaped pins emblazoned with the city's seal. people from multiple agencies, including police, firefighters, dispatchers and members of c-h-p were all honored. a firefighter spoke to kron four, saying he was just doing his job.

mayor recognized us and humbled at the same time. it makes me want to do this job for the rest of my career, this is what i signed up for and although this is appreciated i would do it without the pin.>(mark) mayor ed lee thanked those who were there for their quick response which more than likely saved lives. (darya) a well-known bay area anti-fascist leader and teacher makes her first court appearance after being arrested for a political brawl last year. 47-year-old yvette felarca was arrested in july for assault. the charges stem from a brawl in sacramento last june between white nationalist groups and counter-protestors. felarca's attorney spoke outside of court yesterday. she says officers at the protest didn't do enough to stop it from getting out of hand.

out that day they're going after yvette and some of the other anti fascists protesters.">(darya) felarca was a teacher at martin luther king junior middle school in berkeley. she was placed on leave when video of the brawl surfaced on youtube. she has since been reinstated. (mark) a lawsuit is filed against menlo collegeafter an oak tree branch feel on a group of people in atherton injuring a toddler. the incident happened during a company picnic at the college on saturday. a three- foot-wide tree branch crashed onto six people, including a mother and her 2-year-old daughter. the little girl was rushed to the hospital with a fractured skull. the toddler had surgery on her eye. the girl's mother and one other person were also hurt, but are expected to be ok. (mark) a portable generator at a marijuana grow is being blamed for sparking a devastating wildfire in santa clara county. the loma fire started last september... burning close to 45-hundred acres... destroying dozens of buildings including 12 homes.

it took firefighters over two weeks to contain the fire. cal fire says the santa clara county sheriff's office is still investigating the legality of the marijuana growing operation. (darya) a new poll shows that people want president trump and congressional repulicans to try and make the obama health care law more effective. according to a kaiser faimly foundation poll, people want them to stop trying to get rid of the law. around four in five people say they want the trump administration to take actions that help obama's law function properly, rather than trying to undermine it. president trump has suggested steps like halting subsidies to insurers who reduce out-of-pockets health costs for millions of (darya) happening today... thousands of kids will get new backpacks all thanks to sacred heart community services in san jose.(mark) kron 4's will tran is live in san jose this morning with the details. will. ( will ) happening today... thousands of kids will be getting a new backpack all thanks to sacred heart community services in san jose.

this is video from last year's backpack giveaway. more than 33-hundred students will also receive new school supplies worth about 75 dollars. parents had to register for today's giveaway before picking up the backpacks.

(darya) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) still ahead... an east bay couple could soon be forced to leave her family. we'll explain why. a southern california man crashes his motorcycle off the side of a cliff and lives. we'll show you crash after the break.

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( darya ) a southern california man is recovering after driving his motorcycle off a cliff in the in the santa monica mountains, near calabasas.( mark ) matthew murray says after the crash he couldn't get anybody's attention and started climbing the cliffside to get back to the road. he suffered several broken bones but is expected to be okay.( darya ) murray says he will never get back on a motorcycle again after the accident. (darya) coming up... weird summer weather continues to sweep across part of the country. we'll show you the damage left behind by a major hail storm. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the

door right after the break. (mark)(darya) welcome

back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 an accident in oakland nb 880 at 5th, slow from high street and growing.

(james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to thursday. highs are forecast to range from the 60s to lower 70s at the coast to the 80s and 90s inland. look for only minor day-to-day changes for the next few days

as high pressure continues to keep things calm. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning coastal low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. a minor cool down is expected for monday an tuesday of next week, before temperatures start climbing back up again. (darya) 2016 has been

confirmed as the warmest year ever recorded. that's according to a new report by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. the annual "state of the climate report" details how long-term global warming and a strong el nino helped make it the warmest year. more than 450 scientists from 60 countries helped with the report. it was put together just days after president trump pulled the u-s out of the paris climate agreement. (darya) take a look at this... this is the damage done by a hail storm in kansas. this is video from a gas station you can see all the cars with shattered windows. and then look at this home that was hit by the hail storm. the hail left holes in the siding... chipped paint and even broken windows. (mark) a nurse in

oakland who illegally immigrated to this country nearly three decades ago is facing deportation.(darya) the woman came to the u-s with her husband where they raised four children. philippe djegal reports that their time in the u-s appears to be running out. (philippe)maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "emotionally, i'm devastated." the life maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband eusebio (you- say-be-oh)have built here in the united states is crumbling. maria mendoza-sanchez/mother- "i've been trying to be as strong as i can." but now that maria and eusebio's immigration attorney has told them they're essentially out of all legal options to prevent their pending deportation... the couple that immigrated to the united states in the late 80s and early 90s... has already booked their flight back to mexico next week. they have raised four kids together, three of them born in america... their oldest daughter, vianney (vee-nn-ay) is expected to manage the household in oakland... though maria says her young son will live with her and her

husband south of the border. vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "this administration says that they want good people and that's who my family is. they don't want bad hombres and my parents have never, ever done anything. no criminal convictions. none of us either have ever been in trouble with the law, ever. not even in trouble at school." at 23-years-old vianney is a u-c santa cruz graduate. unlike her siblings, she wasn't born in states, but has remained here through the obama administration's immigration policy, "deffered action for childhood arrivals", or "daca"... a policy the trump administration has chosen not to expand, and is currently under review. deeply concerning for vianney, because her sisters are counting on her now.vianney sanchez/oldest daughter- "and, if daca ends, i don't know, i don't know whats going to happen to them. i don't know if we're all going to have to leave, and that's not really what i wanted for my family at all." the cloud of deportation has hovered over this family since 2002... but since then, they've proven several hardships and have been granted stays. maria, who came here as a housekeeper... paid her own way through college and is now a registered nurse who works with cancer patients at highland hospital. maria says the trump administration recently canceled their stay... and, immigration and customs enforcement has ordered her and her husband, a

truck driver, out of the country.maria mendoza- sanchez/mother- "it's really hard to think about it. its, it's a way of dying without being dead." and, unless something miraculous happens... maria and eusebio say they will follow the deportation orders and leave for mexico next week. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (mark) the president's plan to curb legal immigration could hurt the u-s economy. that's according to two new studies that found that the proposal known as the "raise act" would erase more than four million jobs by the year 20-40. the white house called the studies inaccurate and says americans can fill the jobs currently held by foreign workers. the raise act was introduced last week. it would cut legal immigration in half... require english proficiency... and rank possible immigrants based on skill, expected salary, and age. (darya) one of the greatest runners of all time is retiring. usain bolt is expected to run his last race tomorrow.(áááboxesááá) bolt will run the four by 100

meter relay at the london 2017 world championships. the eight-time olympic champion and world record holder will be representing jamaica. bolt will be competing against justin gatlin and team u-s-a. (mark) stocks are opening modestly higher on wall street, led by gains in technology companies and banks. the standard & poor's 500 index rose 2 points. the index is coming off its biggest drop since mid-may. the dow jones industrial average rose 25 points. (darya) coming up in kron four news at seven... you've heard of drug tests for a job, but how about for a parking spot. we'll explain what one high school is doing up ahead. and after the break.... we'll show you what movies are hitting the theatres this weekend. we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. people love my breakfast burritos.

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helping a little girl in atlanta who became paralyzed after she was shot. big boi who was part of the hip hop group "outkast" is paying the girl's medical bills and even gave her a service dog. the dog was from one of the kennels where he breeds bulldogs. the girl was shot while she was playing in a bounce house back in april. she then became paralyzed from the waist down. big boi says he wanted to help the girl after hearing her story. ( mark ) big boi is also paying

to make the girl's bathroom at their home handicap accessible. ( darya )(ááá2-shotááá) a demonic doll is predicted to take the top spot at the box office this weekend.( mark ) "annabelle:creation" is a spin-off from the horror series "the conjuring." the conjuring prequel is expected to rake in 30 million dollars.( darya ) from a prequel to a sequel, "the nut job: nutty by nature" is now in theaters. the sequel to "the nut job" is about animals trying to save their home from developers.( mark ) the other movie opening this weekend is "the glass castle" starring brie larson and woody harrelson. that film is based on the unconventional childhood of jeannette walls. ( darya ) ahead in sports. a christmas present for warriors fans. and if you don't like sports...puppies. we'll talk to woof dog.( mark ) other stories we are following.... president trump makes more threats to north korea. hear what the president is warning kim jong un this morning. and... an attack at a bay area bart station sends a man to the hospital. we'll show you where it happened. this morning on the kron

4 morning news... an attack at a bay area bart station sends a man to the hospital. we'll show you where it happened. ( darya ) and burglars on

the loose in the east bay. we will tell you which quiet neighborhood targeting. ( will ) and thousands of kids will be getting free backpacks this morning. i will have the details in a live report. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)expect a couple of degrees of warming in some areas today, but overall conditions are expected to be similar to