"it is kind of scary, because we have eaten. we were eating on that day too as well, having some, uh, soup with that water and then i had also made some vegetables boiled in that water. so, i'm not sure." fortunately, lanionhan says so far, no one in his family of five is showing any signs of sickness. keeping a close eye on his 73-year-old mother and two-year-old grandson. and, until this situation is resolved... the city says people should stick to using bottled water... and, avoid anything coming out of your tap even if you boil it.pauly lanionhan/resident- "they said not to brush our teeth with it and take showers and we've been doing that since saturday."nats- richard opening trunk all day, the alameda fire department and community emergency response team handed out free cases of bottled water for those affected.richard embody/lives nearby- "concerned. i mean i use the water for everything." at a community meeting, east bay municipal utility district and city of alameda officials told residents

recent testing shows the water quality is improving. they're doing their best to flush the bad water out. but liam garland, acting director of public works says, outside of flushing a toilet... the water is still not safe enough to use.liam garland/public works- "(philippe) what is is that got contaminated? (liam) our best bet at this point is that an irrigation line that is fed by a well out here in alameda point, uh, that that irrigation line had a cross connection with the water pipes here. um, and that there was a failure of what's called a backflow preventer and that that led to that irrigation water getting into our drinking water system." initially, the advisory issued by the city tuesday was for 48 hours... but the city says it's possible residents, like laniohan and his family will avoid using through the end of the week. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) want to warn you about some graphic details in this next story... a redwood city woman is facing attempted murder charges after she allegedly gave birth while at work... then flushed the newborn down a toilet. police say 25-year-old sarah lockner went to work on september 4th... at the

redwood city mcdonald's on chesnut street. a co-worker claims to have seen blood on the bathroom floor and peered over the stall. investigators say that co- worker told them...she saw lockner holding the baby face down in the toilet... while flushing it. officers were called - and arrested lockner...who allegedly says she did not know she was pregnant. she's being held on 11-million dollars bail...and will be in court next week. the infant was unresponsive, rushed to the hospital...but amazingly, now 10 days later... the newborn is said to be in stable condition. (vicki) another big story we are tracking... a teenager opens fire on fellow classmates at a high school in a small town just outside of spokane, washington. the shooting happened this morning... at freeman high school in the tiny town of rockford. police say one student died and three others were injured during the shooting... their

conditions are unknown at this time. a witness says he saw the shooter bring a duffel bag to school. he also says the student had been obsessed with past school shootings. the suspect is now in police custody ... and has not yet been identified by officers. (grant) happening now - police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that left one person dead - and two others injured. the violence was last night around 10:30... in san francisco's visitacion valley neighborhood - near sunnydale avenue and hahn street. 20-year reginald gage junior was killed. no arrests have been made - and police have not released a suspect description. this marks the city's 49th homicide in 2017. san francisco police say they seeing an uptick in murders this year. (grant) san francisco police say

they plan to double foot patrols in the city - to further combat the problem. (vicki) in antioch. a road rage incident triggers an off duty deputy from another county to open fire on a suspect. it happened around 10 last night near lone tree way and delta fair boulevard. police say a woman and a man in a car were being chased by the suspect in another car. the suspect collided into their car repeatedly. when both cars stopped the man in the other vehicle who happened to be an off-duty deputy from another county.. fired a pistol at the suspect striking him once. the suspect was treated for his injury and booked into jail. it is not clear where the deputy works but police say it's out of contra costa county. (grant) a motion filed by ghost ship warehouse master tenant, derick almena.... to have the charges against him for the fire deadly fire, dropped - has been denied. the 47-year-old is charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter... his

attorney today, argued that the charges against almena and co-defendant max harris... are "fattally ambiguous" . almena and harris - are each charged for their roles in the deadly fire... that broke out during a crowded dance party at the warehouse last december. 36 people died. almena and harris were scheduled to enter pleas today but they postponed doing so until september 27. both remain in police custody - and face 39 years in state prison if convicted. (vicki) an elderly woman is beaten by a complete stranger.... as she's walking down the street. good samaritans came to her rescue and are playing a key role in helping try and find the suspect. kron four's terisa estaico joins us live now from san mateo where this assault took place... with more on who police are looking for. terisa? tes: i am here in san mateo on the 2600 block of south el camino real here's what happened the victim in this case was just walking down the street - heading south, when another woman approached

her and for some unknown reason, this strange person started attacking the victim. with her fist first. (estacio reporting) police say the unknown woman shown here punched the elderly victim several times in the face knocking the victim down to the ground. and the attack didn't stop there, the suspect then starting kicking the victim. sgt. tracey unga, san mateo police dept. "witnesses reported they saw the suspect punch, hit then kick elderly person in the head at least 10- 12 times. sgt tracey unga with the san mateo police department says nearly a half dozen good samaritians stepped in to try and help the elderly woman and end the unprovoked attack. in fact, that is how the department received this picture of the suspect 3 witnesses ran after the suspect. unga. we are really impressed with the community. 3 went after and tried to chase the suspect down and try and detain her, she got away but one witness took this picture we are circulating. the suspect is described as hispanic female, wearing all black clothes, 35-45 years old, black hari, brown eyes. she was last seen pushing a

red shopping cart near 25th avenue and flores. as for the victim - unga. did she suffer a concussion? she did have serious injuries. she has been released and is with her family recovering. (estacio live) authorities are hoping that someone will recognize the suspect. based on what happened, they recommend no one confront her.. and instead call the police immeditately. te (grant) the oakland a's

have finally zeroed in on a new site to build a ballpark. they're eyeing a spot near laney college...where the peralta community college's district administration building sits. the a's president sent a letter to peralta yesterday...outlining the team's vision. but as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports... the a's now have to wait to see if the college district is willing to sell the land....and play ball. the oakland a's want to uproot the team from here at the coliseum complex and plant new roots here at the current site of the peralta community college district on east 8th street at 5th avenue oakland athletics team president david kaval talks about why the team chose the peralta site over howard terminal or rebuilding at the coliseum

skyline so we really think it is a great location for a new ballpark for the a's">it is also a great location for laney college which would be right across the street from the new 30-thousand-plus seat stadium. that will be somewhat of a hurdle says oakland mayor libby schaafthat said...the chancellor of the peralta colleges district says she will invite stakeholders- faculty, classified staff students and adminitrators to help examine the issue. she also made it clear that no decision, no commitments and no deals have been made. mayor schaaf has already made up her mind. she is excited about the opportunity to keep the team in oakland

and to engage in a thoughtful community process to truly listen to the neighborhood that they want to call their new home">kaval says the a's organization is ready to do just thatin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) florida's governor is demanding answers tonight... (grant) after at least eight people died in a nursing home. police now launching an police now launching an criminal investigation to figure out who is to blame.(vicki) then - twin brothers in roseville could soon be torn apart. find out why - one of the boys could get deported, while the other is allowed to stay in the u-s. (grant) but first, san jose police are cracking down on the city's graffiti problem. the new tool just added to the department. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, ki) after seeing this

next story you might find yourself saying, 'now why didn't i think of that." we're talking about the use of drones as latest weapon in the war on graffiti.(grant) and it's not shocking that we're seeing this innovation in the heart of silicon valley. kron four's rob fladeboe

joins us now live from san jose with more on the story. rob? (rob live) there is a lot of evidence that getting rid of graffiti like this as soon as possiblediscourages the taggers from coming back. but often times the tags are on freeway over passes and places that aren't easily accessed. but now, that problem appears to have been solved and today we got a demonstration of how that might work. you are looking at the prototype for something called c.r.a.d or graffiti removal automatic drone. it was one of the highlights of the 3rd

annual civic and government tech showcase.it's inventors are entrepreneurs candace marbury and chris farmer.chris farmer/inventor"...we live in downtown san jose so there is something gratifying about finding a solution to something that can improve the community we live in...." candace marbury/inventor "....one of the benefits of being in silicon valley we are surrounded by innovations in the way drones are being used so in the brain storming process we just found a way to re purpose things...."such a tool could save the city millions of dollars in graffiti removal and could be deployedfaster, virtually anywhere. the graffiti fighting drone was awarded first prize in the "unleash your geek" competition championed by san jose mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayor"....with this device we will be able to get to those locations that are on

caltrans property or railroad property and that will help us get ahead of the taggers...." the developers are also at work on version 2-point-o, which will literally walk or crawl or crawl up the side of a building or freeway overpass to get at those hard to reach tags. (on cam) don't look for those drones flying over the freeway anytime soon. there are still some bugs to be worked out in terms of how the drones might interact with traffic. caltrans is also very interested. a spokesman telling me that a lot of the should be going to fix potholes is going to graffiti abatement. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) cal fire says

more than 2-thousand lightning strikes in northern california... in the past 24- hours... are suspected of starting more than 70 fires. cal fire tweeted out this photo today - showing the more than 25-hundred lightning strikes. the largest fire has burned about 20 acres. .. and is 10-percent contained. all of the other fires are less than 20 acres. (grant) and - firefighters are slowly making progress on a wildfire on the peninsula that was sparked by lightning. the "skeggs fire" as it is being called started monday. it is near skyline boulevard and bear gulch road... that is in san mateo county near woodside. as of this evening - cal fire says the fire has slowed down significantly.slowed down fire has fire says the fire has slowed down significantly. no homes or buildings are being threatened at this time. the skeggs fire has burned 50 acres and is 30-percent

contained. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms can be expected this afternoon and evening from monterey and point south. temperatures will trend cooler today with similar values forecast for tomorrow. friday will feature dry conditions with warmer weather.

reporter: were you in there this week?woman - yes,

yesterday, i come every day. reporter: you were here yesterday... what was the temperaturewoman - 110 or more ( vicki ) tragedy begets more tragedy in storm=shocked florida. temperatures inside this nursing home soared to triple digits after hurricane irma knocked out the air conditioning eight people are dead, fifteen are in critical condition..(vicki)the sunshine state is still struggling with power outages.( grant )the heat is especially hard on the elderly, who make up 20 percent of florida's population.catherine heenan is here to tell us about the deadly consequences.catherine? (catherine) the nursing home - in hollywood, florida, midway between miami and fort lauderdale - is a crime scene tonight. all the residents have been evacuated. the eight victims who died ranged in age from 71 to 99. city officials say the 9-1-1 call came in early this morning.

"as we arrived on the scene with our fire rescue crews, we saw that there were a number of people in respiratory distress and other distress." more than one hundred residents were taken across to street to memorial regional health center, one of florida's largest hospitals. "most of the patients have been treated for respiratory distress, dehydration and heat related issues."the nursing home manager has a history of health-care fraud accusations. police say they are looking for evidence of criminal negligence. "you know it's a sad state of affairs, you know we all have elderly people and facilities and we know that we depend on those people in those facilities to care for our most vulnerable elderly population ."florida does not require nursing homes to have generators.power company officials say the facility was not on its critical infrastructure list.police in dade and broward counties spent the day checking dozens of other elderly care centers. and elsewhere in the state ... "oh my god the roof!"returning evacuees reacted to the devastation in the florida keys.those who rose out the

storm described their ordeal. "it was unbelievable it was like being in a war zone, basically just a surge coming at us and hitting that house could literally feel the shaking, bangingwe shouldn't be here. /// we're truly on our own. there's nothing here. there's no gas, there's no water, there's no stores, there's no electricity, there's no cell phone service. man: "i can't ... the water is still in the house. i can't even get in there yet." reporters' satellite phones were the only means of reaching loved ones.man: "hey? jess? i'm alive!" (catherine) hurricane irma is also being blamed for this giant sinkhole near orlando....which opened up behind a middle school the school was closed because of the storm...no one was hurt. vicki and grant? (vicki) coming up, niners fans are complaining about a lot more than just their team. tonight - we hear from fans -- who say, the new stadium -- is not that great.

(grant) 49ers are once again a little hot under the collar...many of them are complaining about how oppressive levi's stadium was during sunday's game...(vicki) and how the stadium itself doesn't provide much relief for the faithful. as proof fans might not be happy - there seemed to be a lot of empty seats.(grant) kron four's spencer blake tells us how the team is responding. during sunday's 49er loss to the panthers, there were plenty of empty seats.like, álotsá of empty seats.of course, that ácould be because niners are coming off a record-low two-and-14 season. but a lot of people say the heat played the biggest role. season ticket holder wilson trujillo often gives his seats

away to family and friends. "they actually don't even sit in the seats. they walk around. they do what i do. they wanna stay cool; they wanna stay in the shade."shade - it's hard to find at the four-year-old stadium.not just in the seats, but in other areas, too.trujillo doesn't like the open concourses on the south end of the stadium. "in order for you to get some shade, you would have to close something off in that area just so people could actually get some shade, but i don't think that's ever gonna happen."he held season tickets at candlestick and says things were much better there when it came to protection from the sun.he says he felt misled by the salesperson who sold him his new seats at levi's about when and where the sun would hit."they even did recommendations at the end of the season. i even said there's these cooly towels that actually keep you cool. hand those out."to be fair, stadium staff ádid hand those very towels out on sunday, along with water, sunscreen, and misters.maybe those are enough to keep some people in their seats for longer than the trujillos stay seated. "fifteen minutes, not continually, but sporadically because we're always walking around looking for shade."the 49ers are working with a stadium architecture firm to see what, if anything, can be done to the stadium itself to help with the hot-weather

issues. (grant) a spokesperson for the team says the niners are in talks with a stadium architecture firm to see if there are any ways to make it cooler in those sunny seats. (grant) torn apart... coming up - why one of these twin boys is facing deportation and the other is not.

(grant) twin brothers.....torn apart because of the daca controversy..(vicki) the two were both brought to the u-s illegally years ago. and when they applied for the program that offered protection.....one got the nod, while the other was denied.(grant) joe khalil has the story. all of their lives... 16-year-old twins ruben and ramiro silva have done everything together--nat sound "these we're our middle school years."from soccer teams to school dances-- but recently -- one major hurdle threatened to separate them. when ramiro's daca application was approved and ruben's was denied.ruben silva/daca status denied"what would happen if i somehow got taken away from my family? i got really scared."

when the boys were just áfour years old, they were brought into the u-s illegally.both barely remember it.then in 2014 - they learned about áádacaáá -- the program that protected undocumented children from being deported... the twins saw it as an opportunity for them to live like normal teens - apply for a drivers license... and even think about college.ruben silva/daca status denied"it gave me hope, hope of staying in this nation without being deported."but, getting approved was harder than they'd imagined. doug lehrman/immigration attorney "this is a list of what they've asked us to come up with." immigration attorney doug lehrman has an entire cabinet full of pending daca cases. he says along with criminal background checks--and fingerprints-- applicants have to show proof for every single month they've been in the country-- going back years.douglas lehrman/immigration attorney "it seems no matter how much evidence we've been furnishing, even school records showing they attended school were getting requests for further evidence."nat sound "submitted all this evidence. they still won't approve it." lehrman says one daca case will often takes years to

process.the two brothers-- divided by legal status. ramiro silva/daca recipient "i thought it was weird, having the same information, having the same life experiences-he not getting accepted, i am."it took months of appeals, and hundreds of dollars in legal fees-- but in march -- ruben's daca application was finally approved. but his relief was short lived.recently - president trump ended the daca program... the brothers are now advocates for other dreamers--telling their story at immigration rallies. now both of them--once again--thrust into legal limbo--in the only country they've ever really known. ramiro silva/daca recipient "i've been saluting to the american flag from a very young age. so i consider this my country too."

(grant) tonight, president trump is meeting with the top two democrats in congress. senate minority leader chuck schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi dined with mister trump at the white house. they're supposedly discussing possible legislation that would protect the dreamers....who are affected by daca (vicki) a fundrasior set up for a hot dog vendor seen here in this video... getting his money taken away by a berkeley police officer... has raised more than 75-thousand dollars. a go-fund-me account was set up for the man who only wants to be refered to as "beto"... who was selling hot dogs outside a u-s berkeley football game over the weekend. a bystander took this video... shows an officer taking 60-dollars from beto's wallet and then handing him a ticket. the officer says he took the money because it was earned illegaly... the officer says beto did ánot have a permit. the man who took the video - set up

the fundraisor... and says he plans to give beto the money within a couple weeks. (grant) police are on the hunt tonight for a suspect in connection with a bank robbery in santa rosa. it happened around 11 this morning at the chase bank on yul-upa avenue. police say the suspect walked into the bank waiving a hand gun.. and demanded money before leaving in an unknown direction. the suspect is described as a thin, white man who wore a black bandada over his face a flat-bill baseball hat sporting a black hooded sweatshirt. no one inside the bank was injured. (grant) five people are without a home tonight.after an apartment fire in san leandro. it happened just after midnight on 143rd avenuejust a block away from the fire station. crews quickly contained the flames however one person suffered burns to their hand and mild smoke inhalation. five

occupants one each from five separate units at the building were displaced and received help from the american red cross. firefighters say unattended candles sparked the flames. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms can be expected this afternoon and evening from monterey and point south. temperatures will trend cooler today with similar values forecast for tomorrow. friday will feature dry conditions with warmer weather.

(grant) still ahead... we'll give you unprecedented access behind the scenes of the oakland police department.. (vicki) and next - a homeless man asks a woman to move her car... it's what she did next - that landed her in police custody.(grant)

stocks are slightly higher today on wall street... the dow - adding 39 points. the nasdaq - edging up nearly 6. and the s&p - rose nearly 2 points. we'll be right back.

(grant) nashville police are investigating a shooting - that left a homeless man critically injured after he asked a woman to move her car. police say this woman, 26- year-old katie quacken-bush...

has been charged with attempted murder. officers say the victim, 54- year-old gerald melton.... was trying to sleep n the middle of the night, but was disturbed by the exhaust fumes and loud music coming from quackenbush's porsche. melton then asked her to move the vehicle - and that's when police say quackenbush shot melton twice. her father says she fired the weapon - in self-defense. melton remains in the hospital in critical condition.critical condition. (vicki) a scare for the royal family... a 40-year- old woman has been arrested on suspicion of trying to break into the school where prince george is a student. the incident took place tuesday at thomas's battersea school. this is the 4- year-old prince's first day of school last thursday as he arrived holding the hand of his father, prince william. police were called to the school yesterday morning.. when someone was able to get onto the campus. prince george was in class when the break-in happened. the woman was taken to a police station in south london and

remains in police custody. (grant) a suspect in a police chase in massachusetts took an unexpected detour. he walked into an electronics business with an odd request. surveillance video at the business shows the general manager lead the suspect into his office.where the "potential hire" picks up a pen and fills out an application. the interview was going well. if it weren't for the search outside following a police chase and the wanted man... the suspect... accused of running over a trooper's foot. (sot) (grant)"they grab him! and he starts to tussle with him, and the other two come in, guns in hand, and they said to him, 'you didn't think that we weren't gonna find you, did ya?" the general manager say's the suspect stayed cool as a cucumber the entire interview... no sweaty hands...clean shirt. however the suspect was still arrested ...and being held on a 250-thousand dollar bail.

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

(grant) a tree fell in san francisco today... stopping one driver in his tracks. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) grant... you have to see the video.... a man driving in the outer richmond... when a tree came crashing down on his car... trapping him. the fire department was called in... and had to smash his windows... and use chain saws to free him. tonight we will hear from the driver who was trapped inside that car. we will have that story an much more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you.

(vicki) 21 and 0. the cleveland indians keep their winning straight alive... and join only two other teams in the past 101 yeats to win that many consecutive games. (grant) the team - surpassing the oakland a's "moneyball" team... who 20- in a row... back in 2002. let's bring in sports director gary radnich - with reaction. the cleveland indians with a chance to break an anerican league recordwith their 21st

straight win today in clevland versus the detroit tigersnot even the sprinklers coming on in the 5th inning could stop the tribe from fullfilling their destiny today bottom 7th/4-3 indiansroberto perez hits a solo home run for the tribe 5-3 indianstop 9th/ 2 outslonnie chisenhall makles a nice sliding catch of ian kinslers fly ball to end the gamethey've done it!... the indians break the american league record for consecutive wins held by the 2002 a's the 1916 new york giants hold the mlb record with 26 straight winsfinal: 5-3 indians

the 2002 a'sthe team that held that record scott hatteberg's walk-off home run the beat the royals for their 20th stright winthat team of course the subject of the movie "moneyball" starring brad pitt as general manager billy beane and shot on location at the coliseumthey won 103 and the a.l's western division only to lose to the minnesota twins in 5 games in the division series playoffs

(vicki) take a look at this... a florida nun - is pitching in on the cleanup efforts following hurricane irma.... by taking a chain saw to

downed trees. a miami-dade police officers posted the video of sister margaret ann... hard at work. he posted it on social media - and it has since gone viral. police say the nun was cutting trees to clear the roadways around a high school near miami... where sister margaret ann is the school's principal. officers say "acts of kindness" like sister margaret ann's remind residents that they are all part of the same community. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. isolated to scattered showers and

thunderstorms can be expected this afternoon and evening from monterey and point south. temperatures will trend cooler today with similar values forecast for tomorrow. friday will feature dry conditions with warmer weather. (grant) up next, a look

inside the oakland police department ... like we've never seen before. two years in the making.. and even the filmmakers were surprised as the documentary was unfolding..

(vicki) through years of ups and downs... the oakland police department has often found itself in the spotlight. (grant) now a bay area documentary filmmaker has turned his sights on the o-p-d and his film called "the force" is set to open this friday in the bay area. tonight, kron 4's dan kerman spoke with the filmmaker and has a preview of the film when filmmaker peter nicks set out to make a documentary on the oakland police department called the force back in november of 2014 he was looking to answer 2 questions sot peter nicks/filmmaker, "the force"initially we were much more interested in who becomes a cop and why and also what does reform look like on the ground level.with unprecedented access for two years, nicks says he was surprised just how committed some officers were to reformsot you can call them idealistic and aggressively trying to the notion of reform on a personal individual levelbut protests in oakland over officer involved shootings in ferguson missouri and in oakland. shifted filmmakers focus to the level of mistrust the community had for policesotthe

degree of mistrust and the gulf between perspective really surprised meand then after filmmakers had wrapped shooting, they were forced back to the field when the sexual misconduct scandal broke.--nats-nicks says after being with the opd for 2 years he can understand how difficult it is to reconcile how corruption, moral failure and complacency can sit alongside forward thinking visionary reform. sotthose things are happening side by side next to each other and we need to try to bring that into our thinking about how we see each other, how we talk about police and talk about the community moving forward standup dan kerman/oakland 135-145nicks will hold a q and a here at the grand lake theater friday when the film opens. it also opens friday in san francisco, san rafael and berkeley. it opens nationwide a week from friday. in oakland, dan kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) 4 news at six.here with kron 4 news at six.

news.kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant and vicki thank you. coming up on kron 4 news at six. a close call for one driver in san francisco.... a tree comes crashing down on his car ... trapping him inside. he talks to kron 4 -next. (steve) and the a's have decided on a location for their new ball park... but it's not a done deal yet. next we'll hear from area business owners about the proposal. kron 4 news at six is next. (steve) good evening i'm steve

aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. a close call tonight in san francisco. a tree landed on a car... trapping the driver. this happened in the outer richmond... traffic is being detoured in the area right now. the tree came down at 38th and clement... that's right by a golfcourse. we understrand the driver came away with only cuts and bruises.( steve ) kron four's j-r stone is at the scene... take us through what happened.... j-r. (j.r.)out here this evening you can see the two cars that the tree fell onto. they have been able to clear that tree off of those cars you can see the damage it did to them. the man that was inside the porsche is okay. he said he slowed down for a speed bump and the tree fell onto his car. the audi was parked right next to it as well. you

can see all the damage done to that car. then when i walk up the hill you can see the actual tree that fell. just laying on it's side. neighbors i talked with are very concerned about the other trees in this area. those trees that are still standing. you'll hear from them tonight at 8, 9, and 10. live in san francisco, j.r.s tone kron 4 news. more lightning in the bay area... a kron four viewer shot this video in san francisco overnight...(pam) let's get

more lightning in the bay area... a kron four viewer shot this video in san francisco overnight...(pam) let's get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney

shipp. are we done with the storms? isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms can be expected this afternoon and evening from monterey and point south. temperatures will trend cooler today with similar values forecast for tomorrow. friday will feature dry conditions with warmer weather. ( pam ) a reminder.... you can get weather updates anytime through the new and improved kron four mobile app. it has the forecast for your neighborhood.... as well as live, stormtracker four radar. it is available for free for apple and android ( pam ) a reminder.... you can

get weather updates anytime through the new and improved kron four mobile app. it has the forecast for your neighborhood.... as well as live, stormtracker four radar. it is available for free for apple and android devices. ( steve ) more breaking news tonight. a san francisco police officer had his gun stolen from a car and it was used in a deadly shooting. few details are available... but the police union says the officer did not know his car was broken into and his weapon... stolen. it adds the homicide was gang-related. the theft happened a few weeks ago. ( steve ) there are two other high-profile killings in the bay area where guns stolen from law enforcement were used.

the most notable... kate steinle. she was shot to death at pier 14 in july of 2015. the gun was taken from a land management ranger just days before the shooting. the suspect is an undocumented immigrant who has been deportednumerous times. ( steve ) in oakland... muralist antonio ramos was shot to death in september of 2015. the gun... stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent in san francisco. a suspect is under arrest and charged with the murder. ramos's family has sued ice over his death. the years of searching are over. the a's make their pitch to build a new ballpark right near downtown oakland. (pam on cam) after 50-years of playing at the oakland- alameda coliseum... the oakland a's may finally be moving to a new ballpark (steve/vo map)the location is near downtown oakland, close to bart and the 880-freeway.

howver the proposed site is getting mixed reviews from people who work and attend a college in the area...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. the oakland athletics have set their sights on building a new ballpark at the current site of the peralta community college district...just a block away from la estrallita restaurantvehicle traffic however is already a headache says some students here at laney college which would be right across the street from the proposed stadium sitelaney college student: "i think that there is no space...">laney college student: "all i can see is traffic in getting here..."> laney college student: "i see that a lot of laney college students are going to be put out in tems of inconvenience...">

it is planned in a way so that it is successful for them">a's team president davie kaval oakland mayor libby schaaf admits the peralta site has its challenges mayor libby schaaf: "i have not said that this is the best place for the a's..."in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

the a's have said they are picking up the tab for the ballpark...so just how much might it cost? we took a look at some of the construction costs. the giants spent 255 million dollrs when they built a-t-and-t park... it opened in 2000. costs of course have gone up in recent years. the newest ballpark is in miami... it came in at 515- million. minnesota's new ballpark, which opened in 2010, cost 545-million. the most expensive... yankee stadium. it cost a total of 1-point-6 billion dollars. (pam) stick to bottled water .... until the tap water is deemed safe. that is the message from the city of alameda.... to residents of alameda point. this, after tests conducted by the the east bay municipal utlity district tuesday.... found that the tap water in the alameda point neighborhood... has somehow been contaminted with irrigation water. today, the city of alameda

and east bay mud say, the water quality is improving... but still not safe enough to use. liam garland/public works- "avoiding drinking the water from the faucet, avoiding it for using washing hands. uh, but also using our toilets, uh, and comfortable with that." (pam) initially, the water advisory was supposed to last for 48-hours... but the city says, it will likely remain in effect through the end of the week... or, at least, until the water quality gets back to where it should be. in the meantime, free water bottles are available for the affected families at city hall west ... and the american red cross, around the corner. (steve) good samaritans are being credited for helping out an elderly woman as she was attacked by a stranger - and now, police are hoping the community will step in and help them find a woman that is the suspect in this unprovoked assault. (pam/double box) kron four's terisa estacio joins us live with the details ... and the picture which police hope people will recognize in people will recognize in this case. terisa?

the attack happened right here on south el camino - the 67 year old victim was walking along here when another woman approached her. police say people driving by at the time, saw what was happening and moved in quickly to help. the attack happened right here on south el camino - the 67 year old victim was walking along here when another woman approached her. police say people driving by at the time, saw what was happening and moved in quickly to help. (estacio reporting) this picture of the suspect was taken by a good samaritan that stopped to help out an elderly woman being beaten in an unprovoked attack on tuesday morning. police say the victim, a 67 year old san mateo resident was knocked to the ground. this is san mateo police sgt. tracey unga. unga.

the report was she was on the ground, she tried to cover her face, and the suspect kicked her seveal times. here is another picture of the suspect - sgt. unga says many people saw the attack and called in to 911 - and more than a half a dozen people stopped their cars, pulled over and tried to detain the suspect they even chased after her as she ran away. unga. it is heart breaking what happened, but heartening to have community step in . arianna bolton. "i think we need more people to step in and help. in san mateo - residents spoke out about the assault and commended those who stepped in to help, especially the one person who took a picture of the suspect. unga. with the tech. it is uselful, no doubt. jerry smith. for too long, no one would help. we need to as for the as for the victim, she was

taken to the hospital. she is now back home with her family recovering. police are asking if you have seen the suspect to call them, but also they are call them, but suspect to have seen the asking if you police are recovering. family home with her is now back hospital. she coming up.. the latest on the struggles which remain on the carribean islands following irma .. there is some progress.. but food .. water and power are becoming more scarce.. more wild weather in the bay area today.. video from the north bay of a surprising downpour. and a new use for drones in the fight against crime ..the latest effort in san jose that may surprise you . details next. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that,

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other jurisdictions like caltrans will soon have a new tool in the war on graffiti. (2-shot/pam) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, graffiti on hard to reach places .. such as freeway overpasses .... will be attacked by air, with drones. this is the prototype of a graffiti fighting drone that is designed to take on hard to reach graffiti tags like these that have been painted over time and again on freeways across the bay area. caltrans for one is very interested.bob haus/caltrans "....you have to remember that every dollar we spend removing graffiti is a dollar we don't spend on fixing potholes..." it's development funded in part by the city of san jose, the drone, demonstrated for the first time in public today, has won first prize in the city's unleash your geek

competition. inventors candace marbury and chris farmer are both residents of downtown san jose which see's it's share of graffiti.chris farmer/co-developer of graffiti drone".....it's very gratifying to have found a solution to something we see every day and to have made a difference in the community...."there is plenty of evidence that removing graffiti tags as soon as possible will discourage taggers from coming back. the drones can be deployed as soon as a tag is reported and once safety or possible over spray issues can be worked out, there may be no need stop traffic.bob haus/caltrans "....closing lanes and doing this work at night is very expensive so if we can do this without an inconvenience to the motoring public that's going to be a huge win....."a 2.0 version is also in the works that can not only fly but literally walk or crawl up a wall to get to that hard to

reach graffiti. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( steve ) u-c berkeley is preparing for a speech scheduled for tomorrow night by conservative ( steve ) u-c berkeley is preparing for a speech scheduled for tomorrow night by conservative commentator ben shapiro. it is suppose to take place at zellerbach hall. when we went by today... there were no signs of any barricades going up despite expected protests. just yesterday... berkeley police received permission to use pepper spray should the crowd become unlruly. pasts politically charged protests in berkeley have frequently turned violent. (pam) in national news. a teenager opens fire on fellow classmates at a high school in a small town just outside of spokane, washington. the shooting happened this morning... at freeman high school in the tiny town

of rockford. police say, one student died, and three others were injured during the shooting... their conditions are unknown at this time. a witness says, he saw the shooter bring a duffel bag to school. he also says.. the student had been 'obsessed' with past school shootings. the suspect is now in police custody ... and has not yet been identified by officers. ( steve ) the lingering effefts of hurricane irma can be seen far and wide. this giant sinkhole opened up near orlando florida today. it is right behind a middle school... you can see the ground just collapsed. the sinkhole also swallowed up part of walking trail. ( steve ) the number of people dead from the hurricane is also rising... it is over 60 tonight.( pam ) one of the hardest hit spots is in florida, where a nursing home had its air conditioning knocked out by the storm. grant lodes is here with that part of the story. grant. ( grant ) there is a lot going with the aftermath

of hurricane irma...we will get to that in a moment. but ground zero today is the nursing center in hollywood, florida. at least eight people have died... the victims ranging in age from 70 to 99. the victims were discovered after police received a call this morning about one of the patients at the center having a heart attack. crews quickly evacuated everyone at the nursing home. police are now checking other facilities throughout the city to make sure patients are not in any sort of danger. there are 42 assisted living facilities in hollywood. things remain desperate throughout the caribbean where irma struck as a category five storm. the relief is underway on the islands of turks and caicos. it took a direct hit from the storm... leveling countless homes...

wiping some right off their foundation. the united kingdom is heading up the ( grant ) there is a the aftermath of hurricane irma...we will get to that in a moment. but ground zero today is the nursing center in hollywood, florida. at least have died... the victims ranging in age from 70 to 99. the victims were discovered after police received a call about one of the patients at the center having a heart attack. crews quickly everyone at the nursing home. police are now checking facilities throughout the city to make sure patients are not in any sort of danger. there are 42 assisted living facilities in hollywood. things remain desperate throughout the caribbean where irma struck as a category five storm. the relief is underway on the islands of turks and caicos. it took a direct hit from the storm... leveling countless homes... wiping some right off their foundation. the united kingdom is heading up the recovery effort. pictures keep coming in from sint maarten which was blasted by irma one week ago. it is estimated about 90-percent of the homes and buildings on the island are damaged or destroyed. thousands of people still do not have power or water. the cleanup effort is underway but the situation throughout the caribbean is dire. we have seen pictures from the virgin islands as well... and there are parts where the storm stripped the land bare of all vegetation... it is just incredible to see. steve. more wild weather this morning. the santa rosa

police department shot this video... they slowed it down so you could see the rain coming down. several spots in the bay area started the day with stormy weather. let's take a look outside right now... (steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast.

(pam) coming up.. you already know about the ban on certain plastic containers.. now a new ban is in the works .... and people relaxing at san francisco parks will feel the brunt. (steve) the push for medicare for all americans ..

still on the drawing board.. but the humungous price tag may ultimately put the plan on life support.

(steve) former pharmaceuticals company ceo marin shkrelihas had his bail revoked and is going to jail in new york this..as he awaits sentencing for securities fraud conviction. today a judge at a hearing sided with a government demand to jail shkrelifollowing his provacative online antics. shkreli's defense argued that his recent offer to pay a five thousand dollar bounty for a hillary clinton hair folliclefalls under the category of " political satire or strained humor." however the government calls the comments threats worthy of revoking the bail of the so- called pharma bro. shkreli is best known for hiking up the price of a life-saving aids drug. (pam) new at 6. under a plan that was passed onto the san francisco board of supervisors ... glass bottles would be banned at all

city parks. the proposal sent by "the public safety and neighborhood services comittee"... received a unanimous recommendation for approval by city leaders today. however .... the legislation was stripped of one major feature ... a proposed one - thousand dollar fine for littering and dumping ... the legislation was introduced in may ... in response to continuing problems with trash and broken shards of glass at the park... which draw hundreds... sometimes thousands of people. no word on when the new ordinance will be enforced. (steve) coming up.. the white house pushing on with the border wall... and now a stretch of land in southern california is high on the list. (pam) a baseball winning streak that any team would love ... the oakland a's "money ball" team held the record until today... we'll tell you which team is now at the top of the heap.(steve) medicare for all - is the high price tag worth it? can the idea pick up steam once people find out how much

more they'll have to pay in taxes to have it..

senator bernie sanders introduced his medicare for all bill the promise of providing health insurance for

every single person in america is getting a lot of attention. ( steve ) california senator kamala harris is one of those supporting it. but the reality is the plan is unlikely to pass under a republican controlled congress kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon with the details of the bill democrats would like to become law. trt 1:33the medicare for all bill now has sixteen copsonsors.including senator kamala harrissen. kamala harris :08-:18healthcare is still too expensive, under the system we have today too many insurance companies continue to value their profits more than the value fo the people they are supposed to be helping. it's time for something betterthe bill introduced by senator bernie sanders wednesday represents his long held belief in universal healthcareseator bernie sanders - d vt :26-:36 all of us stand before you and proudly proclaim our belief that healtcare in america must be a right not a privilidge. the idea is that everyone would be covered with full health insurance, including health, dental vision and thigns like mental health

treatment and perscriptions would be covered tooalexandra limon / @alexlimonnews :53-1:03 republicans were quick to criticize medicare for all.. because it is expected to cost 3 trillion dollars a year and they question how the government can afford that sen. john barasso - r-wy 1:03-1:13 bernie sanders' home state had passed a similar plan for their state and they had to eliminate it, when they realized they would have to double the tax income to the state. double the taxes collected from the people of that state.democrats admit taxes would go up but say in exchange people will not 0pay for any insurance related costs like deductibles and copays democrats say the cost - is worth the trade off senator elizabeth warren -d-ma 1:23-1:28never again in america does anyone go bankrupt just because they got sick. never! cheersin washington alexandra limon ( pam ) the white house is pressing forward with plans to build a border wall. yesterday, the trump administration waived environmental laws and other

reviews... to replace a stretch in southern california. currently, there is a fence that is about 14- feet tall. the u-s department of homeland security wants to replace it with one that is 25- feet high. the current head of the federal agency says, it one of the highest priorities for border security. ( steve ) former president obama is slowly reentering the political world. today he announced he is hosting a summit set for next month.

the summit by his wife, former first lady michelle obama. in alameda... people who live in the alameda point neighborhood have been urged to stay away from using their tap water. this after an advisory was issued tuesday night. the city and east bay municipal utility district say the drinking water in the area was somehow contaiminated with irrigation water and that what's coming out of faucets now is only safe to flush, not drink or use. the advisory is expected to continue through the week... though the city says recent tests show the water quality is improving. in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( lydia ) one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night near the intersection of sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. police have not released any other information. stick with the kron 4 morning news... we will keep you updated through out the morning.

el camino when the woman approached the victim and started hitting her. she knocked her to the ground and then started kicking the victim, at least 12 times. good samaritans stepped in to help and one witness snapped this picture. if you recognize her, call police. te > here in san jose city hall has helped fund and hopes to one

day soon deployed drones to fight graffiti. such a device won first prize in the city's unleash your geek competition and was demonstrated in public for the first time on wednesday. it's designed to tackle hard to reach graffiti tags like those that have plagued freeway over passes and railroad bridges. caltrans is also interested, saying that money spent of fighting graffiti might diverted to fixing potholes. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms can be expected this afternoon and evening from monterey and point south. temperatures will trend cooler today with similar values forecast for tomorrow. friday will feature dry conditions with warmer

weather. (pam) just ahead.. a big victory for los angeles in the competition to get the

olympics games..

(pam) paris has finally been awarded the olympic games it has craved.(steve) this...after three failed attempts. today...the international olympic committee confirmed the french capital will host the 2024 olympics--while los angeles.... was awarded the 2028 games. and it marks the third time hosting for los angeles...the last time... back in 1984. for paris, however, the wait has been considerably longer.the city last held the olympics in 1924, meaning 2024 will mark the 100-year anniversary of its previous hosting. in sports... the 49ers and raiders are back at work... preparing for week two of the n-f-l season...... and the cleveland indians break the record of a beloved local team that inspired a hollywood movie... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up

the cleveland indians with a chance to break an anerican league recordwith their 21st straight win today in clevland versus the detroit tigersnot even the sprinklers coming on in the 5th inning could stop the tribe from fullfilling their destiny today bottom 7th/4-3 indiansroberto perez hits a solo home run for the tribe 5-3 indianstop 9th/ 2 outslonnie chisenhall makles a nice sliding catch of ian kinslers fly ball to end the gamethey've done it!... the indians break the american

league record for consecutive wins held by the 2002 a'sthe 1916 new york giants hold the mlb record with 26 straight winsfinal: 5-3 indiansthey talked about the achievemant after the game(sot: terry franconana & jay bruce) "our guys are playing the game to win the right way. so that part is really meaningful. they should enjoy what they are doing, its pretty special." the 2002 a'sthe team that held that record scott hatteberg's walk-off home run the beat the royals for their 20th stright winthat team of course the that team of

stright wintheir 20th stright winthat team of course the subject of the movie "moneyball" starring brad pitt as general manager billy beane and shot on location at the coliseumthey won 103 and the a.l's western division

only to lose to the minnesota twins in 5 games in the division series playoffs the raiders home opener is sunday against the new york jetsjack del rio in a good

mood after a big win last sunday against tennesseederek carr also waving hello to someone everyone in a good mood in alamedamarshawn lynch also looked good last sunday but the starkicker giorgio tevechio who was named the afc special teams player of the week after booting 4-of-4 field goalstevecchio has been cut by te raiders muliple times bouncing between nfl unemployment oand the practice squadtoday he was asked what he did when out of the game (sot: tevecchio on his odd jobs) " ive always worked part time. worked a little bit with realastate, was a tutor for awhile and helped out with the cal kickers. i was living in new york this past off season, the upper west side of manhattan working for a tech company. you try not to short your real world responsibilities while you chase this very allusive and wild dream."

the 49ers preparing for the 49ers the 49ers preparing for their trip to seattlenew ofensive lineman laken tomlinson looks like he may be the starter at left guard on sunday aganst the seahawkstheat line struggles last week against the carolina panthers lkeaving quarterback brian

hoyer under constant poressure all gamesome are ven played okay but is was the constant pressure that led to two of but today hoyer took the high road when asked about the play of the o-line " i still feel just as confident about them now as i did last week. its a week to week thing. thats the one thing about football, its a total team sport. just because of the line on one play , theres another play where someone else made a mistake and it just put us in the same situation. its just the way it goes and all eleven of us have to come together and execute on every single play." and serena williamshas given birth to a baby girl she tweted out this photo today of her and "alexis olympia ohanian jr" (steve) after 20 years.. a ceremonious end to an era for one major space project....

nasa is preparing tonight to give its cassini spacecraft a grand sendoff.( steve ) cassini has been exploring saturn for 20 years ... but that is set to come to an end on friday. the craft will plunge through the planet's atmosphere and vaporize. so nasa has enlisted an actor from the old star trek voyager series and create a "le cassini opera." the words are said to be a hilarious farewell set to the highly recognizable "la donna e mobile" from verdi's "rigoletto." last weather and goodbye

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 inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

the sister act the whole country's talking about. >> then, comic legend jerry lewis' long lost daughter. >> hey, lady. >> she's homeless, exclusive,

where we found jerry's daughter on the streets. her valuables crammed into a shopping cart. she sleeps on a bench. >> and let's make a deal. >> you won't believe how much delta gave her to give up her seat. >> i honestly did not think they would get to that number. >> plus, the bride at the vegas wedding chapel forced against her will to get married. look, she's trying to flee her accused kidnapper. >> you knew this was your chance. >> then, the guy who mowed a vulgar insult into his lawn. >> what in the world possessed you to write that in your lawn. >> wait until you see who that arrow is pointed at. >> then, how rude can passengers get on a commuter train? inside edition's special report. >> you just got busted. now inside edition with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody, and thank you for joining us. the story of the cleanup in florida is becoming one of

neighbor helping neighbor, but this image really captures it all. it's sister margaret ann, a roman catholic nun who jumped into action with her chain saw. >> she's the best bar none. this video of a nun in flowing habit wielding a chain saw to clear up hurricane damage around her high school has gone viral. the images of sister margaret ann were taken by a police officer and posted on the miami- dade facebook page with a message thank you, sister, hashtag miami-dade strong. sister margaret ann spoke with our diane mcinerney. >> what prompted you to just get out there with that chain saw and say, i'm going to help out? >> the road was blocked, and people could not get through. it was dangerous situation, and we had the chain saw at the school, so i thought i'd just bring it out and see what i could do to help. >> have you ever used a chain saw before? >> just a little bit. i grew up in texas. i learned how to use tools.

i did a lot of yard work. >> please give what you can. >> and tuesday night some of the world's most famous personalities raised money for victims of hurricanes harvey and irma. celebs manned the phones, chitchatting with anyone who called. there's bruce willis, al pucino, matt lauer, gayle king, michael strahan, lupita nyong'o, nicki minaj posted this video from bind the scenes. the cause hit home for jay leno. >> i have some elderly relatives in florida kind of stuck in a condo. they're on the second floor and electricity is out and the elevators don't work and the lobby's flooded. >> ♪ we all need somebody to lean on. ♪ >> the hand in hand benefit for hurricane relief included powerful musical performances. >> ♪ stand by me. stand by me ♪