natthe police were bringing flamethrowers to burn us... white supremacists gathered outside the courthouse where james fields s appeared by video from jail.he said he had been working as a security guard for 13=hundred dollars a month and couldn't afford a lawyer.the judge denied him bail on second degree murder charges,natpolice say fields drove his dodge challenger into a crowd protesting the neo nazi rally on saturday, injuring 20 e=people and killing heather heyer,"it was important for her to speak up for people she thought weren't being heard. to speak up when injustices were happening." fields was described as an avid fan of nazi germany by his high school teacher.his mother says she had no idea of his extreme racial views. "alt-right, what is it? // i thought it had something to do with trump." mr. president can you explain why you did not condemn those hate groups by name over the weeekend? "they have been condemned. they have been condemned."the president was on the defensive after first attributing the violence to "many sides," without naming them.after meeting today with attorney general jeff sessions and f=b=i director christopher wray, he made this promise.to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered.attorney general sessions says an investigation is under way. it does meet the

definition of domestic terrorism. we are pursuing it in the department of justice. in charlottesville, the police chief mourned the deaths of heyer and two state police officers in a helicopter crash. "absolutely i have regrets. we lost three lives this weekend. i have -- i have -- i certainly have regrets. we lost three lives this week in a local citizen and two fellow officers. we certainly have regrets. it was a tragic, tragic weekend." (grant) tonight legislators in texas have launched a bipartisan effort to get texas a&m to block a 'white lives matter' rally next month. a former student is organizing the september eleventh rally. he says he was inspired by the events in charllottesville. (catherine) a bay area man exposed on social media as having attended the charlottesville rally is now

looking for another job. a person using the twitter handle 'yes you're racist' has been putting names to faces of some of the people who took part in the white nationalist event. cole white was also linked as an employee of the berkeley fast food chain, top dog. the company says they talked to white after being alerted of his involvement and he voluntarily resigned. one longtime customer of the popular hot dog stand says he was shocked to hear that someone he'd seen for years was connected with an event championing white supremacy. "i'm going to top dog a long time and i seen the dude i don't know anything about it really but he has been working here for a few years to use those i have recognize him. is soon as i have seen the picture i was like i bought a hotdog from that guy that was crazy you never know who people are what they do or what they do like this until you see something like this" (catherine) the company posted signs in their windows - saying that the company does not supportthe actions of those in charlottesville.

and in a statement - said that while they respect their employees' right to their opinions, those employees must accept the responsibility of those choices. (grant) what happened in charlottsville was terrorism. domestic terrorism. so says united states attorney general jeff sessions. kron four's rob fladeboe asked a bay area expert on terror... who weighs in on that part of the story. professor jess guy/san jose state university".....he should have come out right away and slammed him, no doubt about it....."san jose state professor jess guy says the president's condemnation of what happened in charlottsville was better late than never but agrees the violence and bloodshed meets the legal definition of domestic terrorism.professor jess guy".....there were political acts that generated violence and you can apply a definition of terrorism to political and social acts that threaten violence or use violence to impact society...." professor guy teaches a class on terrorism. before that he was an a.t.f. agent. he was at ruby ridge, idaho, in the early 90's as blood was shed in a standoff between law enforcement and anti- government groups, which critics say have been emboldened since president trump took office.jess guy

"....they're not as organized as the older groups were but they are getting closer, you can see that with the nazi flags and the confederate flags....."professor guy says if you read between the lines of the hate speech from the white ationalists and other fringe groups, you will find anti-government sentiment not unlikewhat led to the 1995 bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city.jess guy"....absolutely, there is no doubt about it, tim mcveigh and terry nichols had espoused an anti government idealogy for months before the bombing..."professor guy adds somewhat synically says that the loss of life in charlottsville is what makes it rise to the definition of domestic terrorism. however, he says law enforcement is partly to blame for not keeping the peace.jess guy ".....rather than look at this from the domestic terrorism point of view, we might want to look at it as domestic anarchy and anarchy is the result of a lack of government control.."in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(grant) the conversation about the impact and fallout from the weekend protest in charlottesville continues online on our website kron 4 dot com... and we'll dig deeper tonight on kron 4 news at six... with professor jeremiah garretson.. from cal state east bay. we'll focus in on the current wave of hate speech in america. that's coming up tonight at six. (catherine) happening now... a man is in critical condition after being shot while driving along i- 880. and tonight - the gunman remains on the loose. the shooting happened early this morning in san leandro...

on i-880 near lewelling boulevard. the c-h-p shut down the southbound lanes for hours to investigate. kron four's terisa estacio tells us who police are looking for. it was a very violent situation out on interstate 880 monday morning - it was around 2:30 when chp says they receved a call of violence on 880 then shots fired... joe fowler, chp. our officer found a blue sedan and injured driver. the driver had been shot in the head - the other three passengers told the chp officer that people in a white vehicle had opened fire on them as they were traveling down the freeway. it is unclear right now whether this was a case of road rage or if the people in the blue vehicle were the intended target - chp says they are looking for the white vehicle right now. fowler. if you know something call us. they are pulling video from traffic cameras to see if they can find a license plate. for more than 5 hours 880 shut down right the lwelling exit. but around 9am i twas re opened. terisa estacio kron four news

(grant) also happening now... five people were injured last night during a drive by shooting in east san jose. police received a call just before 10-30 pm about the shooting on vista glen drive near alfred way. three men and two women were injured during a vigil for two people recently killed in a car crash. according to one neighbor-- people who knew the victims of the car crash

have been coming around the area for the past week. that neighbor says these people have been drinking and doing drugs... and have been a nuisance to other neighbors. (juan, neighbor): "i don't want myslef or my family to have to fear just to walk outside thinking what if this happens again and one of us, myself, my family or my neighbors are just innocent bystanders, that something happens to them." all five victims were taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries.xi no infomation about the suspect or the vehicle has been released. (catherine) a big story we're tracking tonight at five... another sanctuary city related lawsuit has been filed against the trump administration by the city attorney of san francisco (grant) this time the focus is on new federal guidelines for grant money. and - the state of california is joining in with a separate lawsuit targeting the new federal guidelines. (catherine) the announcement was made earlier today...kron4's haaziq madyun was there and files this report

that is why california attorney general xavier becerra and san francisco city attorney dennis herra are announcing that they are both filing lawsuits against president trump's administration for new conditions on federal grant money that will impact sanctuary jurisdictions. attorney general becerra under the new condition law enforcement throughout state will loose 28-million federal dollarsthis is the second sanctuary city related lawsuit filed against the trump administration by san francisco city attorney dennis herrasaying no to those two conditions could cost san francisco close to $1.5 million dollars for law enforcement related programs ...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(grant) a growing threat tonight from north korea... and its target? u-s territory - guam. coming up - we take a look at the preparations that are underway in guam for a possible attack from north korea. (catherine) and - tensions remain high across the nation - after weekend violence that erupted during a white supremacist rally in virigina. we dig deeper into the hate groups nw operating in california. (grant) but first, we are hearing from the sister of the man - who was shot and killed at san francisco's twin peaks. who she's blaming for her brothers death. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(catherine) in oakland... a rally was held today for a highland hospital nurse being deported back to mexico tomorrow.chanting: "no hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here." maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband--you-say-beio have been in the united states for nearly three decades. now immigration and customs enforcement has ordered them to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over they years they've endured hardships and have been granted stays. their attorney says they've now exhausted all options. an emotional maria said good bye to the community who fought for her to stay at the rally

today. (maria mendoza-sanchez/to be deported tomorrow): "this is becoming more real. i tried to work until the very last day i could because only at work with my patients is when i can stop thinking about what going on at home." the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico.. their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years. (catherine) happening now. a four-year old girl is recovering after being shot at a stockton gas station. the little girl - named ee- yah-nah-lee - was hit several times by bullets saturday night. her father says he arrived at the united gas station around 8-pm - and that's when someoneshot at their car. witnesses say an employee yelled at them to take cover...but it was too late. (sot) "i heard them go get in here, get in here, so i thought they were just getting out of the way you know. i didn't know a little girl got hit til today." the suspect's car took

off moments later... stockton police aren't commenting on a possible motive....or whether the family was being specifically targeted. the little girl is expected to make a full recovery. (grant) a warning before you park your car at east bay bart stations. yesterday there were two car burglaries. the first break-in happened at the dublin- pleasanton station. police say the burglar smashed the front window of a pickup truck and stole a backpack and laptop. at the pittsburg-bay point station another suspect broke-in and stole and empty pursue. no word if the burglaries are connected. over the last month their been a string of burglaries across bart stations in the east bay. (grant) in napa county... the canyon fire burning in near lake berryessa is now 95- percent contained. fire officials lifted all evacuation warnings... and all the roads in the area have been reopened. the fire started friday near highway 128 and sage canyon road - on

friday. the fire has burned about 115-acres. crews are still working to determine how it started. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still covering a sizable portion of the san francisco bay area down through san mateo county. one other section that has also not burned off stretches from around watsonville to point lobos in monterey county.

(catherine) the united states has a message for north korea -- we want peace. this comes as the north korean military is apparently putting the finishing touches on a

plan to fire missiles near the u-s territory of guam. from our partners at cnn... kristen holmes is in guam with the latest. (nats)as the threat of a north korean missile launch looms. gen. joseph dunford/joint chiefs chairman: "the focus today is on peacefully resolving this crisis."(nats) the u-s's top military official, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general dunford, arriving in south korea-- for talks with the country's leader and u-s- military aimed at reassuring allies and easing tensions. gen. joseph dunford/joint chiefs chairman: "we are seeking a peaceful resolution to the crisis right now and that's an important message." currently-- military figures of the rogue nation building a plan to fire four missiles into the waters surrounding guam.in a statement last week-- a leader of the korean people's army-- said the move is meant to quote signal a crucial warning to the u-s and that the plan would be ready to present to leader kim jong un by mid august.president trump: "he does something in guam, it will be an event, the likes of which nobody has seen before--what will happen in north korea."the governor of guam reassuring the island's roughly one-hundred sixty thousand residents that they

are prepared for anythinggov. eddie baza calvo/-r- guam: "there has been no change in security threat levels."gov. eddie baza calvo/-r- guam: "i encourage not only our residents to live business as usually-- whether its at work or play."in guam, i'm kristen holmes, reporting. (catherine) coming up, a man intentionally rams his car into a crowd of people at a paris restaurant - killing one and injuring several others. why police say the man did it. (grant) and next - kneeling during the national anthem. oakland native and raiders running back marshawn lynch is following in the footsteps of a colin kaepernick. sports director gary radnich joins us on set - with reaction.

(grant) marshawn lynch did not play in the raiders first

pre-season game saturday night... but he still provided the game's biggest story... (catherine) lynch... chose to sit during the national anthem before the game in arizona... of course colin kaepernick made national headlines by sitting. then later kneeling... during the anthem when he was with the 49ers last season...(grant) raiders head coach jack del rio - discussing the matter... sports director gary radnich joining us now - with reaction. whencolin kaepernick refused to stand for the national anthem their was fire storm coast to coast...marshawn stand saturday night...and my guess would be luke war.....h

""talked to marshawn. wanted to make sure we're on the same page. he said, úthis is something i've done for 11 years. it's not a form of anything other than me being myself.'"i said, újust so you understand how i feel, i very strongly believe in standing for the national anthem, but i'm going to respect you as a man. you do your thing, ok?' so that's a non-issue for me."

(catherine) if you think the events in charlottesville can't happen here at home - think again. coming up after the break - we take a closer look at white nationlists and hate groups currently operating in california. (grant) then, california senator scott wiener joins us live on set - to talk about san francisco's housing crisis. the effort now underway to help curb the problem.

(catherine) the violence in charslottesville, virginia - sparks debate about whether this can happen anywhere in the u-s. (grant) tonight - we're taking a closer look at white nationlists and hate groups currently operating all around the united states alexandra limon tells more including which are known to be in our region trump racism is eviland it's all around usacross the country, in states blue and red.((nats hate group file video))917 -- that's the number of active hate groups in the united states according to the southern poverty law centergroups like the ones that orgazined and marched down the streets of charlottesville vanita gupta/ leadership conference on civil

and human rightsthere have been white supremacy groups that have existed in our midst, what's uniquely shocking right now is how they're coming out of the shadows and it seems largely emboldened by an administration that this "hate map" showscalifornia has 79 hate groupsfrom big cities like los angeles to small ones like bakersfield and stockton dozens of groups are scattered thorughout the state.the bay area has eight known ahte groups including the kkk neo nazi and anti muslim grous.. there are two chapters ok skinhead groups operating near fresno reporter bridge: alexandra limon (socal media handle for cg @alexlimonnews) criteria to be classified as a hate group includes having beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people based on things like race, religion and sexual orientation.senators from across the political spectrum reacted via social media senator dean heller of nevada tweetedracism, hatred, and violence as a means to an end is unacceptable and shameful. there's no room senator kamala harris from california posted a long message on facebook not only denouncing the hate groups but also president trump's initial comments following the deadly violence.in washington alexandra limon

(catherine) samantha bloom --- the mother of the man who plowed his car into a crowed at the protest in charlottesville saturday-- is speaking out about her son. bloom said her son had mentioned the alt-right movement in the past... but that the two didn't talk much about their political views. she says she was unaware that her son had taken the actions over the weekend. (samantha bloom/mother of james fields, jr.): "he had an african-america friend, so, i mean / so is this surprising to you then? / yeah, that he would run his car into a group of people for? i'm really not clear on." bloom said she was not familiar with the protest in virginia. she was also unaware that her son was taken

into custody. fields was in court today... the judge has denied bond in the case. (catherine) east bay congressman mark desaulnier ( de-sown-yay) is blasting president trump for not respondingsooner and more strongly to the white nationalists involved in the weekend violence in virginia. he's accusing the president of 'placating' them....congressman desaulnier - the people who were there and what they were saying, were promoting fascism. not that long ago my father fought in world war two. hundreds of thousands of americans lost their lives fighting against adolph hitler. and these people - many of them were there to promote that viewpoint. in world war two, what they were doing would be considered traitorous. so you can't placate that and you can't equivocate in your comments. particularly when you're president states. in my opinion that's part of his problem. he division to get elected president of the united states. and he's afraid to confront that.. . (catherine) i talked to the congressman

today about issues ranging from north korea to health care.. we'll have more on what he said coming up at 6 o'clock....and you can listen to our conversation on kron four dot com. (grant) another big story we are tracking tonight at five. a car rams into a pizzeria near paris killing one person - and seriously injuring several others. the vehicle plowed through the restaurant entrance. the driver was quickly arrested. a young girl was killed, four others are in serious condition - and eight other suffered minor injuries. france's interior ministry says the suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to terrorism. (edward french's sister): "the judge is responsibe for my brother's death as the people that murdered him... she did not do her job. because based on the facts, and the facts are very clear, he was a felon arrested with guns and he should not have been allowed on the streets of san francisco." (grant) that is the sister of edward french-- the man who

was killed at twin peaks last month.(grant) the suspects accused of killing french - fantasy decuir and lamonte mims-- pleaded not guilty in court today. french's family wants to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the murder. two weeks before the shooting-- mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at that time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. san francisco's public defender says that based on the risk assessment process-- the judge followed protocol. (jeff adachi/attorney for decuir): "when a judge makes his decision whether or not to release a person, they have to rely on the best information they have... it's impossible to predict the future. i think the judge makes a decision based on the best information that he or she has. here it was determined that it was not a high risk to release this individual." late this afternoon the

district attorney's office told kron 4 that the information used to calculte that risk assessmet was not correct and resulted in a miscalculation. both decuir and mims face a string of charges including murder, second-degree robbery and inflicting injury on an elderly adult. mims is being held without bail. both are due back in court on friday. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still covering a sizable portion of the san francisco bay area down through san mateo county. one other section that has also not burned off

stretches from around watsonville to point lobos in monterey county. (catherine) still ahead... verdicts announced in the dueling claims in the taylor swift civil trial. the jury's decision - just ahead. (grant) also - we're just a week away from the total solar eclipse. but don't get caught (catherine) still ahead... verdicts announced in the dueling claims in the taylor swift civil trial. the jury's decision - just ahead. (grant) also - we're just a week away from the total solar eclipse. but don't get caught with fake eclispe

glasses that could hurt your vision. what you need to look out for - coming up. (catherine)

(grant) make sure to get the right kind of glasses if you plan on watching the upcoming solar eclipse. (catherine) experts say the safe ones need to have the so-called "i-s-o certification" displayed on them. nasa recommends only

the brands approved by the american astronomical society. it has a list of vendors that sell approved glasses on its website. some fake glasses are making the rounds ahead of the eclipse next week. doctors say that watching it without proper protection can cause serious eye damage or blindness. dr. richard gersh, visionworks: "the light can go into the back of your eye and burn a hole in what's called the macula. the retina is the back of the eye. there's an optic nerve back there. off to the side is the macula. so when you look at a period on a piece of paper, that central part of the macula is looking right at that dot. that's your exact central fixation spot. that's the spot that gets burnt out from an eclipse if you're not protected properly." (catherine) experts say you should not try to watch the eclipse with the naked eye, unless the sun is completely covered by the moon... regular sun glasses do not provide enough protection. (catherine) you can watch

the eclipse right here on kron four. kron4 morning news will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse on august 21st ...beginning at 10 a.m. we'll have cameras across the country and the bay area... as the eclipse happens. that's one week from today at 10 a.m. on kron4. (grant) keeping the doors open past 2 a-m. still ahead - california senator scott wiener joins us live on set to talk about his proposed bill... that would allow califorina bars to stay open later.

food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (catherinei) after two

days of criticsm for his initial response to the violence in virginia... president trump tried again today. on saturday, the president ignited his own fire storm... when he appeared to blame both the white supremacists and the counter- protesters for the unrest that left a woman dead. tonight we will have reaction to the president's tougher response. that story and much more on kron 4 news at six.

(grant) improving housing affordability. and - keeping bars open past 2 a-m. two hot topics - state senator scott weiner from san francisco is working to make happen. let's start with affordable housing... how do you plan to improve the housing crisis in california...particurarly the bay area?(grant) you are sponsoring

another bill that would give jurisdictions across the state local control - to allow bars and clubs and entertainment venues the option to stay open later than 2-am. is the goal here to stimulate the economy?

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still covering a sizable portion of the san francisco bay area down through san mateo county. one other section that has also not burned off stretches from around watsonville to point lobos in monterey county.

(catherine) oprah winfrey is talking about her struggle with weight --- yet again. coming up - she talks about that, her current relationship, and whether she has any regrets. (catherine) oprah winfrey

is talking about her struggle with weight --- yet again. coming up - she talks about that, her current relationship, and whether she has any regrets.

(2-shot oprah is on a roll - and talking all about it to vogue. (grant) the insider's debbie matenopoulos - joins us now from hollywood to break it all down for us. oprah bite 1:19:57 -it's not about a big get for me, it's about being able to hear all sides of various issues.vo #1 with her new gig as a special correspondant to 60 minutes starting in september, vogue magazine is marking the occasion by sitting down with lady o for their september issue. sot up snapvo #2snapped by famed photographer, annie liebowitz, (lee-boh-vitz) the 63 year old icon is seen lounging under the oaks of her palatial california estate-wearing a black

ensemble by "the row", diamond drop earrings, and a silver statement ring on her wedding finger. arrivalóoprahóalt angle 2.sub.01photogs yell- 18:33:16 oprah!! straight ahead!vo #3clearly in the zone-oprah tells the magazine, "by the time you hit 60, there are just no..damn..apologies." vo#4referencing her life-long battle with the scale, she adds, "..the weight thing, that was always such a physical spiritual, emotional burden for me-no apologies for that either. sotóoprahósexy ósceneósteadmanópremóiyóquee nósugaró20160829ó001óconcatena tedó200229.sub.11:41:58 i just love this whole idea of being picked up and carried into the house as your straddling your manvo#5oprah also opening up on her 30 plus year relationship with steadman, and discussions on marriage, revealing, "the only time i brought it up was when i said to steadman, what would happen if we had actually gotten married?and the answer is:we woudln't be together, because marraige requries a different way of being in the world. vo #6 as for living her best life? oprah says "i have no angst, no regret, no fear" music sting(debbie)we are gonna have so much more tonight at 7 on the insider. for kron4 news, i'm debbie matenopolous, back to you!

(grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) kron 4 news at six is coming up next.

(grant)as the suspect in the charlottesville attack made his first court appearance this morning, president donald trump returned to the white house and spoke more specifically about the violence. good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm grant lodes...in tonight for steve aveson.(catherine) i'm catherine heenan...pam moore is on assignment.the president faced intense criticism over

the weekend for not clearly condemning the role of white supremacists in the incident, although others in his administration did. omar jimenez has the details from charlottesville. president trump left his working vacation in new jersey monday morning -- and met with attorney general jeff sessions and f-b-i director christopher wray at the white house -- in the wake of the deadly weekend incident in charlottesville, virginia. the president then delivered a statement many were hoping would come sooner than todaypres. donald trump: racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremecists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. the president's initial response to the attack faced intense scrutiny over the weekend. the white house, however, has defended the administration's response, and with today's statement from the president, hopes to silence the criticism. pres. donald trump: no matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws. we all salute the same great flag.

meanwhile, law enforcement is trying determine how the protests spiraled out of control - and whether officials could have done more. chief al thomas, charlottesville, virginia police: i certainly have regrets. we lost three lives this weekend. a local citizen and two fellow officers. we certainly have regrets. it was a tragic, tragic weekend. one bay area man is now unemployeed after he was outed for having attended that rally on social media.kron4's maureen kelly got reaction from the operators of the berkeley fast food chain and their customers. a person using the twitter handle yes you're racist has been putting names to faces of those who took part of the white nationalist event.the man in this picture has been identified as cole white. he was also linked as an employee of the berkeley

fast food chain, top dog.today signs were hung in on the doors of the durant avenue location stating that cole white doesn't work herethe company posted signs in ther windows stating that the actions of those in charlotteville are not supported by top dog. in a statement company says they talked to white after being alerted of his involvement and he voluntarily resigned. customers outside the store didn't have a lot of sympathy for ex fast food worker.he got what he deserved in my opinion you expect out all over the country people are going to have their expressions they're going to have their feelings about other races other religious beliefs and he wanted his expresses he didn't weigh that obviously didn't work for himone longtime customer says he recognized white from the picture posted

on twitter, saying he's worked at the shop for years.berkeley of all places you would think this is the top dog they're known for being liberal be a liberal know what comes out of their mouth to think it came out to berkeley it was notice the guy and i've seen soon as i seen the picture it was kind of shocking kind of riveting good thing for everybody that white's not working (grant) dr. jeremiah garretson is a political psychologist at cal state, east bay. the professor joins us now to discuss the violence in virginia and president trump's response, good evening dr. garretson. == democrats and several republicans were critical of the president for not naming names when he initially read prepared remarks on saturday. he condemed violence on 'many sides.' from a psychological perspective, why might he have done that?== during the campaign the

president did not initually denounce support from david duke, a former k-k-k leader. this weekend duke praised the president's first remarks about charlottesville. why do white supremicists support the president?== charlottesvill == charlottesvill e because of plans to remove a

robert e lee statue. statues like these are all over the south. what should be done with them?

(catherine) the

conversation about the impact and fallout from the weekend protest in charlottesville continues online on our website kron 4 dot com... and we'll continue the conversation tonight on kron 4 news at eight... with political analyst micheal yaki. we'll focus in on the political response to the violence. that's coming up tonight at eight. (grant) the two people accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco last month... plead not guilty in court today. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20-year-old fantasy decuir have been charged with the murder of ed french. french's family wants to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the murder. two weeks before the shooting-- mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at that time he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. public defender jeff adachi.... says that based on the risk assessment process-- the judge followed protocol.

(sot) "when a judge makes his decision whether or not to release a person, they have to rely on the best information they have... it's impossible to predict the future. i think the judge makes a decision based on the best information that he or she has. here it was determined that it was not a high risk to release this individual." late this afternoon the district attorney's district afternoon the this individual."risk to release this individual." late this afternoon the district attorney's office told kron 4 that the information used to calculte that risk assessmet was not correct and resulted in a miscalculation. both decuir and mims face a string of charges including murder, second-degree robbery and inflicting injury on an elderly adult. mims is being held without bail. both are due back in court on friday. a man is in critical condition after being shot while driving along highway 880. and the gunman is still on the loose. the

c-h-p got a report that shots had been fired on 880 near lewelling boulevard in san leandro around 2-30 am. authorities say the driver was shot in the head. the other three passengers told the officer that people in a white car had opened fire on them as they were traveling down the highway. (joe fowler/chp officer): "we have four occupants who are spanish speaking, young males out of the hayward area. and initial reports are that it was a white vehicle. we haven't confirmed a make or model at this point. and it actually had multiple occupants in the vehicle." it's not clear whether this was a case of road rage -- or even if the people in the car were being specifically targeted. the c-h-p is pulling video from traffic cameras to see if they can find a license plate. highway 880 was shut down for more than five hours... it reopened around nine am. in the south bay- five people were injured last night during a drive by shooting in east san jose.

kron4's lydia pantazes spoke to people who live near by. police are investigating after five people were injured in a drive-by shooting in san jose sunday night, according to san jose police department. around 10:27 p.m. officers responded to the 1700 block of vista glen dr., police said.at the scene officers found one woman and four men, all suffering from at least one gunshot wound.all victims were taken to the hospital with injuries not considered life- threatening, according to police.a witness tells kron4 that he was watching t.v. when he heard gunshots outside of his home.he says he heard screaming and went outside, where neighbors were in a panic.video obtained by kron4 shows four separate victims being loaded into ambulances. the video also shows crime scene tape, evidence markers, and officers searching the area.police say no suspects have been identified.

a live look outside right now... let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still covering a sizable portion of the san francisco bay area down through san mateo county. one other section that

has also not burned off stretches from around watsonville to point lobos in monterey county. the city of san francisco is suing the federal government. we'll have the latest on the fight to keep sanctuary cities in california. also - i sat down today with east bay congressman mark de-sown-yay. to talk about some of the big issues facing the bay area and the country.. we'll hear what he thinks of president trump's handling of the north

korea tensions.. . plus how the island nation is preparing for the possibility of a nuclear attack. those stories are just ahead.

(catherine) east bay congressman mark desaulnier (de-sown-yay) talked to kron four today aboutwhat he sees as some of the most pressing issues facing his constituents - and all americans. that includes the spectre of nuclear conflict with north korea. the democrat says he's very concerned about

how president trump is handling the situation. congressman desaulnier - this is where having a president who doesn't listen to professional advisors and has an ego that makes him thinkhe knows how to handle every situation best - even though he doesn't have any depth or understanding of it. it's very dangerous for this country. so we in congress have to be a co- equal branch. republicans and democrats. and hold him accountable it all areas. particularly foreign affairs, actually domestic affairs too. what he's doing i think is dangerous and wrong. (catherine) the congressman has always been a champion for medical research. and his own story gives that special emphasis. he ran for re-election in 2016 after receiving treatment for leukemia --- that caused the cancer to go into remission. he says that's still the case - and he's definitely running again in 2018.congressman desaulnier - it is trying to figure out a

way to come back and kill me. it's a fact of life for me. fortunately, because of our investments in this country, particularly the national institutes of health, someone like myself who 15 years ago would not have been able to survive this, can have a normal life expectancy. i started a bi-partisan cancer survivor's caucus in congress. we're working at how we can do more for funding for research. so people can live longer with diseases like this - like i have. (catherine) we'll hear more from the congressman tonight at 8 and 10... and you can also hear our conversation on kron four dot com. (grant) earlier this year a lawsuit filed by the city of san francisco stopped president donald trump's sanctuary city executive order. today san francisco city attorney dennis herrera announced a second sanctuary city related lawsuit. this time... seeking an injuction against the department of justice...for adding new conditions to receive federal funding for

state and local law enforcement. dennis herra/san francisco city attorney: "this is a backdoor attempt coerce state and local governments to carry out federal immigration enforcement. immigration enforcement is the federal government's job. they can do it in san francisco and every other city in the country. we are not stopping them. we are not going to divert our limited law enforcement resources to that task. our police and deputies are focused on fighting crime not working families".(grant) also today california's attorney general filed a similar lawsuit against the department of justice's new federal grant conditions. the state stands to loose $28- million dollars in federal funding. san francisco could loose as much as $1.5- million for law enforcement related programs. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... chief meteorologist brittney shipp

joins us now with the forecast. as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still covering a sizable portion of the san francisco bay area down through san mateo county. one other section that has also not burned off stretches from around watsonville to point lobos in monterey county.

a seven-year-old girl swimming in shasta lake was killed after getting hit by a jet ski over the weekend.the girl was swimming behind a house boat saturday when 29 year old phong ly on a rented jet ski, hit the girl and the houseboat. the girl was rushed to the hospital but later died from her injuries.deputies say ly was driving at unsafe speeds. the shasta county sheriff's office says the girl's death is still under investigation. earlier this summer, a 12 year old and a 7 year old both died on the lake. a verdict tonight - in a civil case involving taylor swift. we'll have details.

plus we're learning that a woman died on the set of the movie deadpool 2 today. we'll explain how it happened. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises,

like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (catherine) a car rammed

into a pizza restaurant near paris today -- killing one person - and seriously injuring several others. the car plowed through the restaurant entrance. the driver was quickly arrested. a young girl was killed, four others are in serious condition-including a three year old.8 other people suffered minor injuries. france's interior ministry says the suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to terrorism. a french prosecutor says it is "highly probable" that the man was under the influence of drugs. (grant) the judge in the "el chapo" case is not guaranteeing that the accused cartel leader's private lawyer will be paid. joaquin "el chapo" guzman was in a new york city federal court for a pre-trial hearing today. the accused mexican drug lord

was extradited to the u-s to face trial after several daring escapes from mexican jails. the issue was if the government would seize any money he tries to pay private lawyers. the judge said the government could choose to take the money. attorney jeffrey lichtman, says he plans to represent "el chapo", but needs to make sure he will be paid. (sot) "we are looking forward to fighting for guzman.the issue is that the government has not claimed their willing to not forfeit the fee. so it's sort of a risk...the risk is not on anybody else but us" "el chapo" was not cuffed or shackled during today's hearing. he looked back at his family several times, smiling at his wife and two young daughters. the next hearing is set for november sixth. (catherine) taylor swift... has won long-awaited vindication...after a jury decided that a radio host groped her during a pre- concert photo op swift was

given a symbolic one dollar bill... and says it was also a chance to stand up for other women. jurors determined today that former colorado d-j david mueller assaulted swift by groping her.. the jury aslo found that swift's mother and a radio liaison were within their rights to contact mueller's bosses...leading to his firing. (grant) new at six. a female stunt person has died on the set of "deadpool two". the incident took place in vancouver british columbia. police say the stunt person was on a motorcycle ..when a crash occurred. her name has not yet been released. 20th century fox... the studio behind " deadpool" said in a statement. "our hearts and prayers are with her family..during this difficult time." deadpool 2... is the follow-up to the 20-16 film...that grossed nearly $400 million dollars domestically. we're continuing to follow the violence in virginia. we'll have the latest just ahead. plus how guam is preparing for

a possible nuclear attack. how leaders of the island territory are reacting.

(catherine) the suspect in the charlottesville virginia attack made his first court appearance today.. .(grant) president trump... also addressed the racially charged violence in virgina...descri bing members of the k-k-k , neo-nazi and white supremacists who took part in violence as " crimials and thugs" coming up on the

kron4 news at 8...we will speak with politcal analyst michael yaki who currently serves on the u-s commission on civil rights. he will be here to discuss the violence in charlottesville. california attorney general xavier becerra and san francisco city attorney san francisco becerra and general xavier attorney california california attorney general xavier becerra and san francisco city attorney dennis

herra announce that they are both filing lawsuits against president trump's administration for placing new conditions on federal grant money that will impact sanctuary citiessan francisco stands to loose $1.5 million for law enforcement programs. california could loose $28-million in federal grant money...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news here in san leandro... an early morning shooting forces 880 to be shut down for several hours. take a look at the sitiuation... chp says it was around 228 when they received a call of violence on the freeway. when an officer arrived, they found a blue vehicle off to the side near the center divider. the passengers say a white vehicle with several people in it had openned fire on them. one person was struck in the head. authorities had the road way closed off for several hours as they gahtered evidence in this crime. terisa estacio kron four news

chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... as expected the shortwave going through our region along with a more direct surface flow from the west has lead to a drop in temperatures especially away from the coast. in fact, a few far inland spots are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. what has been more of a surprise has been the stubborn clouds that are still covering a sizable portion of the san francisco bay area down through san mateo county. one other section that has also not burned off stretches from around watsonville to point lobos in monterey county. (grant) the governor of guam is

taking extra steps to ensure the people on the island are safe. this comes as north korean military figures put

the finishing touches on a plan to fire missiles around the u-s territory. their plan is to shoot four missiles into guam waters sometime this month. the north korean military says the move is meant to signal a crucial warning to the u-s. in a news conference early this morning... the governor assured the more than 160- thousand people on the island that they are preparing for any emergency event. gov. eddie baza calvo/-r- guam: "there has been no change in security threat levels...i encourage not only our residents to live business as usually-- whether its at work or play."(grant) the joint information center in guam is giving out pamphlets warning resident how to prepare for an imminent missile threat. it includes tips like not looking at the flash or fireball because it can blind you. (catherine) london's big ben is going to be mostly silent for the next four years.

today was the last day people had a chance to hear its' famous chimes.. big ben will undergo major renovations as part of a conservation project. this idea is to keep it in top condition for years to come ...it's a favorite with tourists. the clock won't be 'completely' silent. it will continue to ring for important national events such as new year's eve and remembrance sunday. next we'll hear from a massachusetts skydiver who landed in a tree and had to be rescued this morning.

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massachusetts ends up spending a little extra time off the ground... four hous to be exact. police and fire departments were called to the scene were they found the man stuck nearly 80 feet up a tree.

he was not hurt and turned down an offer to go to the hospital. this is not the first time he's gone skydiving... he's been doing it for five years aatif rathod/skydiver"i was flying a wingsuit ...a giant squirrel suit and i couldn't reach my pull handle to deploy my main parachute so after 3 tries i still had enough altitude i decided to go into my emergency procedures i cut my main parachute and pulled my reserve... i don't understand how this happened but i landed perfectly in a tree sitting on a branch so as luck had it i was ok."(grant) he went on to say this incident shouldn't discourage people from skydiving. he believes it is a very safe sport and everybody should try it

(catherine) if you're planning on watching the solar eclipse next monday... make sure you buy the right kind of glasses.experts say they need to have "i-s-o certification" displayed on them. nasa recommends only the brands approved by the american astronomical society. some fake glasses are making the rounds ahead of the eclipse next week. doctors say that watching it without proper protection can cause serious eye damage or blindness. head to kron4-dot-com for a list of the glasses that have been approved. you can watch the eclipse right here on kron four. kron4 morning news will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse on august 21st - beginning at 10 a.m. we'll have cameras across the country and the bay area as the eclipse happens. that's one week from today at 10 a.m. on kron4. in sports... the 49ers and warriors make a little franchise history...and gary gives us his take on marshawn lynch's national anthem

protest... that... and all the sports... coming up

a day after raiders running abck marshawn lynch sat during the national anthem his former teamate seahawks linebacker michael bennett did the same yesterday "first of all, i want people to understand that i love the military. my father's in the military. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other american. but i don't love segregation. i don't love riots or oppression. i just want to see people have the equality that they deserve."

bennett sat with a towel over his head during the anthem before yesterday's game in los angeles against the chargers bennet said that the events in charlottsville contributed to the timing of his protest he also said hopes his stance will cause others to go out and get involved in changing their community. bennett said he intends to continue to sit during the national anthem. then there is lynch who also sat during the national anthem before the raiders pre-season opener in arizonaof course colin kaepernick made national headlines by sitting... then later kneeling... during the anthem when he was with the 49ers last season... something lynch at the time supported lynch didn't talk after the game... which is not unusual for him... but raiders head

coach jack del rio addressed the situation after the game... (sot: del rio) ""talked to marshawn. wanted to make sure we're on the same page. he said, úthis is something i've done for 11 years. it's not a form of anything other than me being myself.'"i said, újust so you understand how i feel, i very strongly believe in standing for the national anthem, but i'm going to respect you as a man. you do your thing, ok?' so that's a non-issue for me."

49ers safety eric reid who kneeled with kaepernick last season says he wont kneel this season and he feels the protest has "gone sideways" from its original intentions kaepernick has also said he will stand for the anthem if he plays for a team this season

the 49ers have hired a full- time woman coachkatie sowers served a coaching intership with the team this offseason and training camp sowers announced on her facebook page that she has been retained as a full-time assistant coach for the upcoming seasonshe was a scouting intern for kyle shanahan with the atlanta falcons last seasonthe buffalo bills had the first female full-time assistant in the league last year when kathryn smith their special teams quality coach smith was dismissed was fired. last week the nba announced the warriors would open next season hosting the houston rockets and would also host the cleveland cavaliers on christmas day today the full schedule was released and the defneding nba champs will be a national tv (abc, espn or tnt) a franchose-record 31 times next seasonthe season will also begin on october 17 8 days earlier than last season in order to cut to-back games and eliminate playing 4 games in 5 daysthe warriors will also play at cleveland on january 15 martin luther king day

according to a toxicology report5 different drugs were in tiger woods' body the night he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence back in may two pain-killers one of them vicodin the spleep drugs xanex and abien and thc which is the active ingredient in marijuana were all found in woods' systemit is not known if woods had prescriptions for all of the medications... medical marijuana is legal in florida where the incident occurred woods checked into a clinic in june to get help dealing with prescription drugs and announced last month that he had completed treatment. rural communities in south korea are putting themselves on the map... by creating unique aerial views of their rice fields. colored rice stalks form a drawing of the

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it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. making a big delivery to the international space station this week.(grant) the spacecraft-- called dragon-- is carryong one of the most high-tech payloads. hewlett packard's new super- computer could be the most powerful commercial computer ever to operate in space. astronauts already have high tech computers... but h-p engineers say the so-called "space-borne computer" is much more powerful. this computer is capable of making a trillion calculations a second. nasa says that kind of power would be very

valuable in processing high definition satellite images of earth. the spacecraft is set to dock at the inernational space station on wednesday. final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way.at 7:00 it's the insider, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one jennifer aniston shuts down her body shamer. >> my life seems so much more dramatic and interesting than it is. >> why she's calling the tabloids bullies and how she handles the constant criticism. >> then chris pratt's teen choice awards take over. inside his first public appearance since his split from anna faris. why was miley cyrus a no share. >> unfortunately miley cyrus couldn't make it here today. >> and number three oprah opens up about her return to network tv. >> it's not about a big get for me. >> and why she never married long time boyfriend stedman. >> plus your "insider" bonus.

i'm getting hot with 98 degrees. are they launching a boy band come back. but what does nick lachey have to be sorry about. >> who wins this dance off derek hough or sterling k. brown. >> now "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> the count down to oprah's big broadcast return. that's coming up. >> we can't wait for that. let's kick things off with jennifer aniston taking on the body shamers. the 48-year-old tells what she considers shaping of any kind. >> jennifer aniston is hitting back at all the shamers. >> it's jennifer aniston versus the tabloids again. >> in a new interview with "vogue" she's lashing out at magazines that categorize human bodies saying quote "they're either fat shaming or body shaming or childless shaming."