luna/sophomore- "this is really scary because i'm over here trying to get a good education, trying to stay in school, get a good career and to hear that the president is not supporting me with my decisions and what i want to be in life, its really, it really impacts me in a negative way." the demonstration lasted about 40 minutes. school administrators and berkeley police officers were there the entire time. the school says none of the students who walked out will be reprimanded. (catherine) a big win for - sanctuary cities. a judge ruled today... attorney general jeff sessions cannot follow through with his threat to withhold public safety grant money to so-called sanctuary cities... for refusing his order to impose tough immigration policies. the judge also granted chicago's request for a temporary "nationwide" injuction. that means the justice department can't deny requests for the grant money until chicago's lawsuit against the agency is concluded. chicago refused to comply with the justice department's demand... that it allow immigration agents access to local jails

and notify agents when someone in the u-s... illegally is about to be released from custody. (grant) there is a price to pay for free speech. it cost the city of berkeley and u-c berkeley hundreds of thousands of dollars - to put the campus on virtual lockdown... as conservative commentator ben shapiro spoke last night. nine people were arrested last night. there wasn't any looting or vandalism like what happened earlir in the year, but still...the price tag was high. kron four's terisa estacio spoke to the city's mayor... and has more now on how is the city dealing with this financial burden. berkeley's mayor told me that it is vital for his city to defend the right to free speech, this city is the birthplace of free speech movement. however, he added that these events are really taking a toll on this city in many different ways (estacio reporting) jesse arreguin. "free speech is not free. berkeley's mayor friday reflecting on how the city is paying a high price going all

out to make sure this time, when controversial conserviative ben shapiro's spoke thursday it went off without any major violence - unlike what happened back in february. jesse arreguin. berkeley mayor. "it is costing upwards of 100 thousand to 600 thousand." and he also adds that besides the financial costs - there is also the physical costs. arreguin. our officers put their lives out on the line to make sure all stay safe. the mayor adds that the money spent on keeping the peace also means, it can't be spend on residents. arreguin. that means no money for new lights, new officers, fixing issues around the city. and it doen't end there - next week is another event scheduled which could bring a bigger financial burden. arreguin. i am quite concerned, it is going to be a lot. we must protect free speech, but it is a burden. (estacio) more than x speakers are scheduled to be a part of this free speech week planned starting september 23, but there are some issues popping up about that - i will have more on that at kron four at 6. te

(catherine) protestors in st. louis are holding rallies and marching in the streets...after a white police officer was acquitted today in the death of a black man... and tonight authorities say it's no longer peaceful. a missouri judge found former officer jason stockley not guilty of first degreemurder in the 2011 shooting death of anthony smith. the judge said the state did not prove beyond reasonable doubt that stockley was not acting

in self defense. video captured on the police car dash-cam played a key role in the trial.it allegedly shows stockley rummaging through a bag in the police car...... prosecutors say that's when he got the gun to plant in smith's car. they say they're disappointed in the judge's decision.. st. louis circuit attorney - while officer-involved shootings are very difficult to obtain a guilty verdict, i am confident that we presented sufficient evidence at a trial to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that jason stockley was guilty of murder in the first degree. as crowds gathered in downtown st. louis....some schools and businesses closed today. and just a short time ago...police began asking demonstrators to leave. 24-year-old anthony smith was a drug suspect who was shot five times after a high speed chase... officer stockley claimed he thought

smith had been reaching for a gun... at 8:20 this morning at parsons green tube station, there was an explosion on a tube train... people were falling down ,,, people were clearly injured..( grant ) a home-made bomb creates chaos on a crowded london subway train.the british government says another attack may be imminent.twenty nine people hurt .none of them has life=threatening injuries. (catherine ) president trump responded immediately ... and what he said reportedly made britain's prime ministerpretty angry.... steve aveson is in the newsroom....steve? (steve) whoever left this device on the train is still at large.isis has claimed one of its affiliates was responsible ... and the design is right out of its handbook: using christmas tree lights used as a detonator to set off explosives in a plastic bucket. all it produced was a fireball, but that was terrifyinf enough.

"as you were running, what was going through your mind?""this is a terrorist actyes. immediately."terror is an all=too=frequent presence in the british capital.the parsons green incident follows a van attack on the london bridge that killed eight people in june ... and a similar attack on london bridge in march that left four people dead no one died today, and police say the injuries were not grave,i understand most of those to be flash burns one passenger tweeted a seriesof pictures showing the hair singed off his head. after an emergency cabinet meeting, prime minister theresa may raised the terror alert, putting soldiers on the street as the manhunt gets under way. "we have hundreds of detectives involved, looking at ctv, forensic work and speaking to witnesses."not enough, according to the president.i'm going to call the prime minister right now. we have to be tougher and we have to be smarter. thank you." earlier, the president went on twitter to rail against what he called the "loser terrorists" who were in the sights of scotland yard."british officials reacted quickly and angrily.

prime minister theresa may said it's never helpful for anyone to speculate on an ongoing investigation.while that investigation unfolds ... new york city raised its alert level.those are the airports, those are the trains, in some cases, so we're heightening security there, we're heightening the state police in terminals. not to overreact but just in an abundance of caution. you know, we've, we've gone through these situations too many times (steve) the british government says it only takes a few minutes online to discover plans for a device like the one found on the london underground. the prime minister reportedly wants to order google, microsoft, facebook and other internet giants to do more to fight extremisms. (grant) because of the london attackhere in the bay areabart... is beefing up security efforts. bart officials held a meeting earlier today to discuss the increased patrols. customers will see more uniform officers in the downtown san francisco and oakland areas this evening.

riders we talked too say their a little nervous about a bart terrorist attack...howev er they won't let fear... stop their everyday commute. (sot) (grant)" um i think there's always a concern there is always a worry...but i just have to go about my day and just and have faith" you can report any suspicious activity through social media and using the bart watch app. and for further information regarding bart.... head to our website kron4.com. you can also download the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news as it happens. (grant) more outrage tonight over the death of a young community activist murdered with a gun stolen from a san francisco police officer.(catherine) kron4's maureen kelly reports that the alleged gunman is an undocumented immigrant... and he was being tracked by

federal immigration authorities. he was doing really well he was holding two jobs living at home and we are profoundly pained by the senseless death the executive director of carecen sf the central american resource center is talking about abel esquivel jr.who was fatally shot during an armed robbery. esquivela 23 yearold native san franciscam was working as a summer intern at the mission non profit after he graduated their youth leadership program. this is the criminal complaint against three men charged with his murder.erick garcia- pineda, 18, jesus perez- araujo, 24 and daniel cruz , also 18 could face life without possiblity of parole if convicted.their alleged crime spree started august 12th with the theft of a revolver out of a personal car to sfpd officer marvin cabuntala.three days later the trio then allegedly drove around the city robbing several people before they came across esquivel here at the corner of 26th and south van ness. a memorial to the young victim is spraypainted on the ground where he collapsed.today an ice

spokesman confirms that the alleged triggerman.g arcia-pineda was detained back in aprilbut released by a federal immigration judge who ordered him to wear a gps monitoring bracelet. their records show he failed to check in with ice as required the same month of the murder. in september ice lodged a retainer with the san francisco sherrif's department against the teen after he was picked up on a misdemeanor domestic violence charge. but because the city's sanctuary city policy only honors those requests when they involve serious felonies the sheriff's department released him without notifying the feds. . but ignoring ice's retainer request would not have made a difference in the esquivel case, since he was killed two weeks before it came in. those who knew the victim, say the immigration issue is a distraction from what this is really about.we're highly concerned we are out raged and we feel concerned about public safety in general in the sense that police officer's who are supposed to implement our local policy that require that people have gun licenses carry their weapons in a lockbox in their trunk and a very officers that are supposed to implement that are breaking it. that is deeply concerning to us we find a neglectful we find it unacceptablein a statement the police officer's assocation says the officer who's gun was stolenis a highly decorated veteran. they say he is devestated and is cooperating with the department's invesigation into this case. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(grant) and this case brings back memories of kate steinle's murder. in july of 2015... the young woman from the bay was shot and killed on pier 14 in san francisco...as her dad stood next to her. the gun used... was taken from a federal land management ranger just days before the shooting. the suspect is an undocumented immigrant who has been deported numerous times. he is currently on trial for murder.

(grant) and in september of 2015... muralist antonio ramos was shot to death in oakland. that gun was 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. (catherine) a couple of former google employees... (catherine) are now suing the tech giant. still ahead on kron four news at 5 - what those employees are accusing the company of doing... (grant) then - "the star spangled banner" is at the center of controversy again. however, this time it was not at a football game. what one buffalo wild wings employee did - that has created a lot of uproar. (catherine) but first, san francisco police are investigating nearly a dozen robberies in less than 24- hours. what we're learning about the suspect. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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"yeah i am still a little shaky over it">he says it happened shortly after he came outside to smoke a cigarette sand francisco police investigators say bloom was one of 11-robbery victims within a 12-hour period thursday afternoon to early friday morningsfpd spokesperson officer robert rueckabloom was one of five victims targeted for their cellphones which police say theives can easily exhange for money at kiosks in mall across the bay area

so all of that for nothing"> sfpd investigators have limited descriptions of the three robbery suspects in this case. in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) just into the kron four news room... water restrictions for a community in the east bay - have been lifted. people in the alameda point neighborhood were told earlier this week ánot to drink the water. this after irrigation water got into system. so far we have not heard of anyone getting sick from the water. east bay mud is running tests and will send out an alert once it is safe to drink again.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonable weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 70s and 80s and relatively clear skies. a second upper level trough will move into the pacific northwest by monday, but will remain to the north and east of the bay area keeping any associated precipitation out of our region.

(grant) coming up - you soon may no longer be required to wait - in those long d-m-v lines. the possible changes coming to the bay area dmv's.(catherine) but first - north korea launched yet another missile yesterday.. marking its 13 ballistic missile test áthis year. next - the reaction from the white house.

(catherine) mourners

continue to gather at a sacramento elementary school ... to remember three children killed in what police are calling a domestic violence incident. dozens of people joined in a candlelight vigil...to honor an 11-year-old boy.... nine-year-old girl... and an infant... found dead last night in their apartment. police say their father...robert hodges...is the killer. the 33-year-old suspect... is also accused of choking their mother who was inside the west sacramento home at the time of the killing. parents in the area we talked to...are still on edge. (sot) "my daughter, she walked home with them every day, and she says 'mom, they're not gonna walk home with me anymore.' that hit hard." robert hodges is being held without bail - and is scheduled to be in court monday. . prosecutors say charges against him will likely be announced then. (catherine) the u.s.is weighing its options to deal with the increasing threat of north korea,after the latest

missile launch... north korea launched its longest-ever test flight of a ballistic missile friday... sending an intermediate range weapon over japan........into the northern pacific ocean. president trump mouthed the word "no" today - when asked if he's running out of options, including diplomatic options... he later said north korea has again shown its "utter contempt" for the world community. many experts say there are no good military options for the region...but thenational security advisor says that's not true. national security adviser - so, for those who have said, and been commenting about the lack of a military option, there is a military option. now it is not what we would prefer to do. so what we have to do is call on all nations, call on everyone to do everything we can to address this global problem short of war. people in japan, meantime have been enduring more air raid drills...advising them totake cover. it's considered the 'new normal.'

also today - the u.n. security council is again condemning north korea's latest missile launch. (grant) a buffalo wild wings customer in southern california took to social media ... after an employee refused to play the national anthem before an nfl football game...saying it was too controversial.(catherine) making things worse -- it happened on the 16th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks. crystal cruz has the story. lori: "it just wasn't ok. that's not, that's not my america."a patriotic lori was fuming monday when she says an employee at the buffalo wild wings in eastvale refused to play the sound of the national anthem at the start of a football game on tv. lori: "the other person in my party went to him and asked him, 'you played it for the first game why can't we play it now?' and he said, 'it's too controversial and it's company policy we're not going to play it.'"lori snapped the

employee's picture and lit up social media with the story, appalled by the employees response on 9/11 of all days. lori: "nobody understood what was so controversial. it's 9/11. it's a sporting event. why is it controversial?" wednesday night customer michelle pritchard says business appeared slow and suspects monday night had something to do with it. michelle pritchard: "it's really empty. there was no wait at all."reporter: "it's that rare for this place?" michelle pritchard: "yeah normally it's like at least a two hour wait."the franchise owner sent us a statement that reads in part, 'worldwide wings, a buffalo wild wings franchise, apologizes for what happened at a restaurant before the monday night football game. we do not have a policy regarding this matter.'lori says a manager on monday apologized immediately for that employee's behavior. lori: "it was one person. it was very unfortunate." (catherine) there's no word yet on

whether that employee will face any consequences. (grant) three former google employees are suing the company for what they are calling ásystemic gender pay discrimination. the women say google offered fewer promotions to female workers-- and lower pay. now they're hoping a judge will certify their filed complaint as a class-action lawsuit. the lawsuit comes during an investigation by the u-s department of labor... into google's alleged pay discrimination. google denies the allegations and says it has systems in place to prevent pay inequality. (catherine) a new study pinpoints the worst cities for distracted driving... ranking near the top -- san francisco. coming up - why children are especially at risk.(grant) then - it's the pop up exhibition taking cities by storm. vicki liviakis takes us inside the sold out museum of ice cream.

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) san francisco is being

described as one of the worst cities in the country for distracted driving.. specifically around schools. (grant) that's according

to a new study. kron 4's will tran reports at bessie carmichael school in san francisco. dropping off and picking up kids is always a scary time for parents.most people are always in a rush(omar cummings/parent-in the evening and most of the mornings they're just speeding down this street )according to a new study by zendrive dot com... bessie carmichael elementary in san francisco is scarier than most schools as it came in fourth among 75-thousand schools in the country in terms worst schools to pick up and drop off kids. (omar cummings/parent-you got to make sure you the kids are off the streets because they don't slow down for nothing. you have to be in the street waving your arms or they'll just speed by)the school is aware of the study which also says schools in ubran areas have more dangerous roads. bessie carmichael is in downtown san francisco and right next to the freeway which adds to the traffic.it has crossing guards on both sides of the school..to help slow drivers downmany parents are glad the school tries its best to keep the kids safe.. but say they are the first line of defense.(gabriela ramos/parent- i never take my eyes off of her. i never let her walk by herself. she is always next to me or with her

dad. she has gotten wise in her five years here. they don't care. even though this is a school area they will just speed through)as a whole... san francisco county came in second in the country in terms of dangerous school traffic.the study says parents help reduce the risk by not using their cell phones while driving.. and talking to the schools about adding crossing guards.in san francisco will tran kron 4 news (catherine) a bill to make california schools start later in the morning has failed. the state assembly defeated the bill yesterday. it would have required middle and high schools to start at 8:30-am or later. supporters had argued that

later start times would allow young students to getmore sleep - and improve their school performance. others say it would interfere with family schedules - and put a burden on parents. lawmakers will reconsider the bill - sometime next week. (grant) earlier this week, an unlikely trio of president donald trump, and democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi.... said they came up with a plan about the so- called "dreamers" all could find palatable. so, it seemed, a deal--to bring daca---the deferred action for childhood arrivals program---into law, by eventually agreeing to grant

legal status to the undocumented immigrants brought to the us as children. however - the president later tweeted that no deal was made... (grant) with us in the studio is tom del beccaro - former chair of the californiia republican party... and author of "the divided era".. he is joining us to discuss trump's immigration plan.

(catherine) still ahead... tropical storm jose - has now strengthened back into a hurricane... and it's making its way towards the northeast coast. a look at the storm's path. (catherine) but first - the new devices being installed in the bay area - to help ease those long lines at the d-m-v. (catherine) stocks are up a little

today... the dow - rose nearly 65 points. the nasdaq added 19. and the s&p - picking up 4 points. we'll be right back.

(catherine) if you hate waiting in line at the d-m-v... you know you have plenty of company. but things might be about to change for the better... (grant) the california d-m- v recently announced new self- service installations across various bay area grocery store

locations.(grant) these new installations will help installations these new installations will help drivers renew their vehicle registration... or get a license plate... on the spot. there are 14 locations here in the bay, and they can be found at safeway and pak-n-save. some of the cities include alameda, hayward, san jose and san francsico. to see a full list of locations you can find it on our website at k-r-o-n-4 dot com. (catherine) a california law banning the sale of foie gras is back on the books... it's been reinstated by a federal appeals court... animal activists initially fought for the 2004 ban.....saying the process of making the pate involvesthe cruel and inhumane force-feeding of ducks and geese. but the ban was overturned in 2015......after critics found a legal loophole. now....the ban is

back...although selling foie gras is still allowed until the appeals processhas been completed. it's been a long and sometimes strange battle....with some bay area chefs fighting hard to hang on to the right to import and sell the product. peta, meantime, says it's celebrating today's decision. (grant) still ahead - the bay area welcoming dozens of four-legged friends from hurricane-impacted miami area. how the golden state warriors are helping these guys find a new home. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

there has not been a whole lot of bipoartisanship on capitol hill when it comes to immigration and health care... but there is one surprising topic that is

finding some common ground. steve aveson is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. steve? (steve) grant... of all the things democrats and republicans would work together on would you guess... pot? to be blunt... we're talking about medical marijuana. a republican senator has introduced a bill that would make it easier to study and perscribe. tonight we will get into the "weeds" of the bill and tell you the surprising name behind it. we will have that story and more on kron 4 news at six. grant back to you. (catherine) an update on a tropical storm in the atlantic ocean... 'jose' has now been upgraded to a hurricane - again. hurricane jose is expected to head to the u.s. northeast -- bringing heavy rain and wind. the national hurricane center says it will make landfall along the eastern coastline. among the

states bracing for possible trouble - new jersey, new england, massachusetts, connecticut and rhode island. winds have reached more than 70 m-p-h.... jose could make landfall early next week. (grant) the road to recovery following hurricane irma is going to be long and hard for florida residents. (catherine) as reporter nick valencia explains...they're dealing with flooding, piles of debris and in many places, no electricity. this is not normal, but for many, it's starting to feel that way. resident: oh my god, what a mess."in places like highlands county, florida, relief may still be days away. resident: "i know everybody is doing everything they can." while practically every florida county was impacted by hurricane irma, it's here where the largest percentage of people are still without power.the millions of floridians who remain in the dark also have to deal with flooded roads, some of them impassable because of the debris.(nats)thursday

president donald trump saw florida's devastation in person.(nats)president donald trump: "we love the people of florida, and they went through something that i guess the likes of which we can say nobody has ever seen before." inside a torn-apart mobile home community, the president along with the first lady, passed out meals to some of irma's most desperate victims. for the first year president, it was his third tour of a disaster zone in almost as many weeks.president donald trump: "i don't want to see you next week in another disaster. we've seen you enough."(nats)surrounded by decay and debris, people are still in a state of shock. resident: "we still have three feet of standing water in here."this week, authorities are investigating the deaths of at least 8 people who lived in a hollywood, florida nursing home.raelin storey, city of hollywood spokesperson: "the initial investigation has determined the facility had some power, however the building's air conditioning system was not fully functional, portable ac units were being used."the nursing home said the residents "passed away following a prolonged outage of their air conditioning

system due to hurricane irma." on florida's weather beaten west coast where irma hit, parts of it look as though they were brushed off earth by a giant hand. residents are being told their electricity may not come back on until the end of september. on the east side of the state, irma's winds were less damaging, but the flooding was historic. residents there, are still struggling to recover. (catherine) a group of four-legged irma victims are on their way to new homes, all thanks to the miami heat, and golden state warriors.(grant) the n-b-a teams, along with fed-ex, teamed up to assist with the rescue of more than 100 dogs and cats.... who were displaced from miami shelters due to hurricane irma. this is video taken earlier this morning as

members of the miami heat - helped load the animals on a plane that was actually - donated by was actually - donated by fedex. and moments ago this guys - landed in oakland. warriors players and staff - were there to welcome the bay area's newest members. zaza pachulia, jordan bell, willie green and adonal foyle - were all there... to help these guys find a new home. anyone interested in adopting the animals can find more information on our website kron four dot com.

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. seasonable weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 70s and 80s and relatively clear skies. a second upper level trough will move into the pacific northwest by monday, but will remain to the north and east of the bay area keeping any associated precipitation out of our region. brittney shipp. seasonable weather will continue through with highs in the 70s and 80s and skies. a second trough will move into the pacific northwest by monday, to the north and east of the bay associated precipitation out of our region.

a huge hit in los angeles and the big apple.... 'the museum of ice cream' is about to open this weekend in downtown san francisco. (catherine) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis takes us inside for a close look at this one-of-a-kind museum... and says it's sure to unlock your imagination. when you think of a museum, musty old relics of the past come to mind. but, the museum of ice cream is not your traditional museum. it's like a pink palace where ice cream reins supreme. the museum of ice cream in san francisco features totally immersive experiences, sights, smells and flavors. you can sample bi-rite ice cream cups, complete with sprinkles on top. you heard right, soft serve unicorn milk ice cream with magic sauce. and then there's the cherry on top room. and cotton candy - with sparkle spray. emily is with kron 4's digital department. she couldn't resist taking a dip into famous sprinkle pool. followed by a sprinkle removal blow dryer before you get back to reality. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.

(catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) catherine and grant (steve) when you think of a museum, musty the past come but, the museum of ice your traditional museum. it's like a pink palace where ice cream reins supreme. the museum san francisco totally immersive sights, smells you can sample bi-rite complete with top.right, soft serve unicorn with magic and then there's the room. candy - with emily is with kron 4's department. couldn't resist taking a dip sprinkle pool. a sprinkle dryer before you get back in san vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti)at 5. up kron 4 news that wraps (catherine) kron 4 news.vicki liviakis francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news

at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) catherine and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six.... who says free speech is free? in berkeley it's costing hundreds of thousands of dollars to put on speaking events and keeping the peace at the same time. tonight we dive into the numbers and look ahead to what could be an even more controversial week. (pam) plus... the growing outrage over the murder of a teenager... gunned down with a gun ... stolen from a san francisco police officer. kron 4 news at six is next. ,$8drw

third graders today. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. and p.e. consists of sitting around on mats. hippies. oh, mom, making them eat their favorite snack in the back seat. whatever happened to "eating at the table?" that's what cup holders are for. ( steve ) we saw several

arrests last night as a huge crowd gathered at u-c berkeley to protest a controversial speaker. but this might be a prelude to what could be a very costly week for the school. good evening i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. we have learned other speakers.... who are even more controversial ... are now invited to come to cal.. on the heels of last night's talk by conservative commentator ben shapiro.( steve ) this would put the school on the hook to possibly spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to make sure everyone safe. but there is just one big issue right now. kron four's terisa estacio is at u-c berkeley for us this evening what is going on with this event. it is being called free speech week and there have been tweets and news releases announcing a large speaker list but the university is saying right now, this event is not a done deal. (estacio) dan mogulof, uc berkeley spokesperson. "they don't' have a venue." uc

berkeley spokesperson dan mogulof says they have been in talks with berkeley patriot group who is behind free speech week, but so far mogulof. there is no signed contract, there is no insurance. there is nothing. mogulof says one reason why the ben shapiro event thursday went so smoothly, despite 9 arrests, was that the group who brought the controversial speaker to town complied with all of the rules set forth by the university. mogulof. this group has not cooperated, we have allowed them to skip deadlines. but. on tap for the berkeley free speech set to start on sunday sept 24 through 27th milo yiannopolous, steve bannon and ann coulter - all three self described conservatives. in a news release to kron four - milo wrote that the goal of this event was not to bring fear but to share unbridled free expression. while a venue has not been secured, mogulof says the group has reserved the outside area infront of sproul hall. last time milo came to speak in february, there were riots, mogulof says all of these events are costing the university a lot of money. mogulof. thousands of dollars.

i reached out to milo's group and they told me they are working out the final details before signing a contract to hold speechs here at uc berkeley ( pam ) security for ( pam ) berkeleyhere at uc hold speechs contract to signing a details before out the final are working told me they group and they to milo's i reached out i reached out to milo's told me they are working details before signing a contract to hold speechs here at uc berkeley

( pam ) security for last night's event came with a hefty price tag. the school says, it cost an estimated 600- thousand dollars to lockdown the campus. that is about the same amount of money the school spent in april.. to prepare for a visit from conservative firebrand ann coulter ... her speech was ultimately canceled. and cal spent 200- thousand dollars on security for the planned speech of former breitbart editor- milo yiannopoulos. that speech was also called off ... after a riot erupted outside the venue. ( steve ) in the east bay: police tonight have one person under arrest in an elder abuse case and are looking for a second suspect. investigators with the

moraga police department say shawn morris and antoinique bryant stole credit cards and checks from elderly residents at an assisted living center. they tracked down and arrested morris. however... they are looking for bryant who you see in a surveillance photo on the right of your screen. both face more than 20 charges in the case. (pam on cam) 11- robbery victims in a 12-hour time span in san francisco police say, the robberies started around 3-in the afternoon thursday ... and continued until 3- friday morning... some of the victims say, the robbers used guns during the crime.. cellphones, laptops, wallets and purses were among the items stolen

during the robbery spree. police say, the crimes happened at locations across san francisco. investigators are checking to see if any of these robberies are connected. in london - a terror attack today which could have been deadly...and left dozens injured. police say ... they are making "good progress" in the investigation into today's underground subway bombing... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) at last count - 29 people were hurt in the rush hour bombing...most of them with minor injuries.. this was the scene above ground....after someone planted a crude, homemadebomb on a crowded subway car. isis claims it was the work of an affiliated group. britain has raised the country's terrorism threat level to "critical" -- meaning another attack is expected shortly. as for the bomb....it apparently did not detonate properly....and people nearby took photosand video of something that was burning in a bucket - inside the subway

train. a manhunt is underway for suspects.....as people reacted to what happened. witness - there were little kids on the way to school...i kept running past them...and i saw elderly people falling to the floor. london mayor - these terrorists. these evil and cowardly individuals who want to divide us and disrupt our way of life as the mayor of london i'm here speak for londers and say we're not going to allow them to do so. in a series of tweets, president trump called for a tougher travel ban into the u.s...calling the terrorists 'sick and demented people.' he irked some british leaders by suggesting the suspects had been "in the sights" of scotland yard. terrorists have struck britain at least 5 times in 2017... authorities say there are now more troops and police on the streets.. pam and steve? (steve) because of the london attackhere in the bay areabart... is beefing up security efforts. bart officials held a meeting

earlier today to discuss the increased patrols. customers will see more uniform officers in the downtown san francisco and oakland areas this evening. riders we talked too say their a little nervous about a bart terrorist attack...howev er they won't let fear... stop their everyday commute. " um i think there's always a concern there is always a worry...but i just have to go about my day and just and have faith"(steve) you can report any suspicious activity through social media and using the social media through activity suspicious report any you can (steve) you can report any suspicious activity through social media and using the bart watch app. and for further information regarding bart.... head to our website kron4.com. you can also download the free kron four mobile app - to alert you of any new information... ( pam ) this just came into the kron four newsroom within the past hour. authorities say... it is now safe to drink the water in the alameda point neighborhood. people there have had to rely on bottled water since

earlier this week. the warning went out to hundreds of people.... after irrigation water somehow got into drinking water system and contaminated it. so far, we have not heard of anyone getting sick from the water. a live look outside right now... é(pam) we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. seasonable weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 70s and 80s and relatively clear skies. a second upper level trough will move into the pacific northwest by monday, but will remain to the north and east of the bay area keeping any associated precipitation out of our region.

(steve) north korea... has launched its longest-ever test flight of a ballistic missile today. the country sent an intermediate range weapon over japan........into the northern pacific ocean. however... president donald trump say's america will not be intimidated. the commander in chief mouthed the word "no" today - when asked

if he's running out of option...including diplomatic options. the missle launch... comes as the u-n gave north korea another round of sanctions limiting cash flow and oil it can import. coming up... a mountain lion alert in the south bay ... several sightings - one in a backyard .. we'll tell you where. in florida... this time a quick action when a rehab facility loses power .. that follows the late response earlier this week.. that led to deaths at a nursing home.. the confusion surrounding the future for those protected by daca ... leads to a walkout at one bay area high school..

the death of a young community activist .... murdered with a gun stolen from a san francisco police officer... is fueling outrage tonight.(steve) kron4's maureen kelly reports that the alleged gunman is an undocumented immigrant who was wanted for deportation. he was loved by his teachers he was loved by his peers of course by his family and deeply loved by us as an organizationthe executive director of carecen sf the central american resource center is talking about abel esquivel jr.who was fatally shot during an armed robbery. esquivela 23 yearold native san franciscam was working as a summer intern at the mission non profit after he graduated their youth leadership program. this is the criminal complaint against three men charged with his murder.erick garcia- pineda, 18, jesus perez-

araujo, 24 and daniel cruz , also 18 could face life without possiblity of parole if convicted.their alleged crime spree started august 12th with the theft of a revolver out of a personal car to sfpd officer marvin cabuntala.they came across esquivel here at the corner of 26th and south van ness. a memorial to the young victim is spraypainted on the ground where he collapsed.today an ice spokesman confirms that the alleged triggerman.g arcia-pineda was detained back in aprilbut released by a federal immigration judge who ordered him to wear a gps monitoring bracelet. their records show he failed to check in with ice as required the same month of the murder. and that his ankel braclet was removed 4 days after the murder. comparasions are being made to kate steinle's murder in 2015.the young woman from the bay was shot and killed on pier 14 in san francisco...as her dad stood next to her. the gun used... was taken from a federal land management ranger just days before the shooting. the suspect is

an undocumented immigrant who has been deported numerous times.those who knew esquivel say undocumented immigrants aren't the issuewe feel at the end of the day once again it comes down to gun control it doesn't matter what the origin the faith the race to the person is presumed to be the person who perpetuated the crime that's not the issue here the issue is access to guns both of the kate steinle situation as well as for thethis situation and all other murders were young people have access to private guns that are not stored properlygarcia pineda and his codefentants have pleaded not guilty and are being held without bail.maureen kelly kron4 news. ( pam ) the uncertainty surrounding daca, -- prompted students today at berkeley high school to walk out of class.( steve ) the immigration policy -- deferred action for childhood

arrivals... protects people illegally brought into this country as children. the trump administration has rescinded the program... though the president has signaled a deal with democrats is in the pipeline.. but kron four's philippe djegal says students are concerned about the lack of clarity on the policy. (philippe)nats- "no ban, no wall." at 10-45 sharp... nats- "education for all." armed with signs... and, a thirst for what they call justice...nats- "no ban, no wall." essentially the enitire berkeley high school student body friday morning... nats- "education for all." walkedout.stella padilla/senior- "i really want to support my fellow classmates." locked arm to arm... a deeply personal message from these young people to the trump administration worried about what's next for the

immigration policy "daca"... the deferred action for childhood arrivals.primo luna/daca recipient- "me and all of my fellow other fellow daca students, we're over here trying to get a good education and they're trying to send us back to a country we don't even know."nats- "no ban, no wall, education for all." and, although this wasn't a school sanctioned event... school administrators say that the students who participated in this demonstration... learned just as much as they would have in the classroom... and that anyone who participated will not see any reprecussions.nats- "education for all." teachers are supportive...victor aguilera/history teacher- "i feel like i'm a dreamer, because when i look at my students, i see myself in them." and, students appreciate the backing.marcos arellano/sophomore- "i've seen a lot of my friends struggle and it's hard on them. so, its hard on me."victor aguilera/history teacher- "if we could get amnesty that would be amazing for all of these people who are out here, you know, trying to be productive members of this country."becky rodriguez/seni or- "my family never had a choice back in mexico to have an education. of course, i'm going to be fighting for this sáát because i need my education."sophie ciurlik- rittenbaum/junior- "many of them don't speak spanish -- even if they do, this is still the only home they know. this is where they grew up -- this is where their friends are; some of them are in college." primo luna/daca recipient- "to see that all of these people are out here supporting me and all my fellow daca recipients, its really, its really amazing to see all this."nats- "education for all -- say what." and, these students say they can only hope that the president and congress are listening. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news.

a couple of mountain lion sightings to tell you about tonight. there has been yet another sighting in san mateo county. the latest happened on sylvan way.... near the edgewood park and natural preserve this morning. there have been several reports of big cats in this area in recent weeks. no word yet if it is the same animal roaming around. and take a look at this. a homeowner got this surveillance video of a mountain lion in los altos last night. police say, the call came in as a mountain lion growling in the backyard... and when officers arrived... there was no sign of the animal. this happened right near interstate- 280. there was another sightning reported last weekend. cal fire is close tonight to containing a wildfire on the peninsula. the skeggs fire started monday night near woodside during the lightning storm that moved through the bay area. the fire has burned 50-acres... it is 80-percent contained.

no buildings have been damaged in the fire. there was one injury by cal fire says it is minor. the skeggs fire is near skyline boulevard and bear gulch road. (steve) happening tomorrow... cal-trans will continue taking down foundations of the original east span of the bay bridge. (steve) this is video of the last implosion. officials say this is a six weekend project that happens every other weekend. the project started september 2 and will last until mid- november. the implosion was chosen to be done during this time frame, because that is when marine life is least present in the area. the implosion will take place tomorrow morning. (steve) following the deaths of eight people at a nursing home after hurricane irma hit, city officials in sunrise, florida were quick to take action when a rehabilitation center lost electricity.(pam) as brandon beyer reports ... the city brought in massive generators to power the lights and air conditioning. trt: 1:16incue: "this could... outcue: 7 news.

(pam) meanwhile... a lawsuit is being filed over the eight people who died at the nursing home in hollywood, florida. the complaint says, the facility lost power on sunday ... the day hurricane irma hit. residents then spent three days in the sweltering heat. the victims were discovered on wednesday .... and those still inside the home were evacuated. today's complaint seeks to preserve any evidence from the case. state officials are investigating as well ... to determine what went wrong. let's take a look outside right now... a lovely firday around the bay..(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast.

seasonable weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 70s and 80s and relatively clear skies. a second upper level trough will move into the pacific northwest by monday, but will remain to the north and east of the bay area keeping any associated precipitation out of our region.

(steve) a rare moment of bi-partisanship in the nations' capitol... and even

more surprising is the issue uniting lawmakers.. the latest moves involving medical marijuana.. (pam) plus, a federal court takes a stand on foie gras ... the fatty duck and goose liver delicacy kicking up quite a controversy.. we have the decision.

animal activists are celebrating the fact that foie gras will again be off california menus... a law banning its sale is now back on the books.... catherine heenan is here with the details.. (catherine) this has been a long, complicated legal fight in california.. today - a federal appeals court has reinstated the ban.. animal activists initially fought for the 2004 ban....saying the process of making foie gras involves the cruel and

inhumane force-feeding of ducks and geese...withmetal or plastic tubing shoved down the animal's throat. the law was eventually enacted after a long grace period. but then because opponents found a legal loophole - it was overturned in 2015. some bay area chefs had opposed the ban -- while there were also protests against selling the product. today - peta says its members are 'popping champagne corks'.........happy that the ban is back. still - selling foie gras will be allowed until the appeals process has been completed. pam and steve? ( steve ) california unemployment rate has ticked up. the state says it came in at 5-point-1 percent in august. that is up from 4-point-8 in july. however the rate is still lower than it was in august of last year... it was 5-point-4. california's unemployment rate however is higher than the national average. it came in at 4-point-4 percent last month. ( steve ) the bay area is

a much different story when compared to not only california... but the nation. this map shows the unemployment rate for each of the nine counties in august.. outside of solano and contra costa counties... every county is either equal to or lower than the national average. (pam) coming up... one bay area county called the second worst in the nation when it comes to traffic safety for children around schools...(steve) a special recognition for 'giving back' .. colin kaepernick is honored by the n-f-l players union... details later in sports.(pam) also... a surprising show of unity on an unlikely subject ... we go to washington where the talk is about medical marijuana..

( pam ) pot... it is an unlikely source of bi- partisanship.but nonetheless... this week republicans and democrats are joining forces.( steve ) they have come together on a bill that would make the process for testing - and therefore using - medical marijuana faster , easier and safer. kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon has the story. trt 1:27in a speech full of puns sot sen. orrin hatch / utah (r) :03-:07mr president its high time to address research into medical

marijuana..senator orrin hatch pitched his bill for medical marijuana research..sot sen. orrin hatch / utah (r) :12-:19 our country has experimented with a variety of state solutions without properly delving into the weeds, on the effectiveness, dosingthe bill is a bipartisab effort with support from democrat senator brian schatz of hawaii and republican senator cory gardner of colorado who in a statement said in part"our medical community continues to find new ways medical marijuana can help patients but currently there are too many barriers.."alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews :38-:50 the so called meds act would streamline the process for studying medical marijuana as a safe, effective medical treatment.,,, while taking steps to try to ensure it's not abused.while in some states lik colorado meidcal and recreational marijuana have been lagal for yearsin

utah supporters of medical marijuana are facing a tough process in an attemp to get it on 2018 ballot for voter approvalsenator orrin "i am strongly against the use of recreational marijuana, i worry however that in our zeal to enforce the la,w we often blind ourselves to the medicinal benefits" senator hatch, wants to develop best practices for the medical marijuana industry on a national level in washington alexandra limon ( pam ) california has already legalized marijuana for recreational use. the state is racing to get regulations in place ..... since sales and production can officially start at the beginning of next year. many cities and counties are now working to put laws in place.... and in some instances, moratoriums... until they can figure out exactly how they want to handle legal pot businesses. lawmakers have also been streamlining laws ... since medicinal marijuana has been on the books for years. in berkeley...nats- "no ban, no wall." students at berkeley high school staged a walkout before lunch. they demonstrated against the trump administration's decision to

rescind the immigration policy "daca." the mixed messages from the president and congress over whether or not a plan will be worked out for the more than 800-thousand people affected by "daca" is also concerning for students. the demonstration remained peaceful. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news.

san francisco according to a new study by zen drive dot com this school came in fourth in the country in terms of worst place to drop off and pick up kids.it's not just bessie carmichael.as a whole san francisco county came in second worst county in the country when it comes to safety a couple of things you can do to make your child saferyou can of course personally pick up and drop off your child if you cantalk to the

chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... seasonable weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 70s and 80s and relatively clear skies. a second upper level trough will move into the pacific northwest by monday, but will remain to the north and

east of the bay area keeping any associated precipitation out of our region. (pam) two decades of work

ends in a flash for the cassini mission at the planet saturn... the fond farewell.. just ahead.

(steve) nasa's cassini

spacecraft... is no more.(pam) it disintegrated in outer space this morning ... following a remarkable journey of 20 - years. cassini's mission - explore saturn and its rings and moons. nasa programmed cassini to deliberately crash into saturn ... to avoid the possibility the spacecraft would collide with one of the planet's moons. and although the mission is over, the years of data and observations provided by cassini will continue to be studied for years. in sports -- gary joins us with his lovely wife alicia to read fan emails. plus -- the wait is over... the raiders pro- bowl left tackle, donald penn.. signs a two-year contract extension... gary has the details of the new deal ... and has all the sports coming up.

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tackle, donald penn finally gets what he wanted. the raiders sign him to a two-year extension. the deal is worth 21-million dollars... that includes guaranteed money for the 2018 season. penn

held out of training camp and two preseason games before reporting with the team. the two time pro bowler old base salary was ranked eleventh among all offensive tackles he was doubtful about the deal getting done, but thanks the organization for realzing a childhood dream and a retire as a raider "you know we have a good thing going here and i ain't want to leave. that's the reason i came early on the holdout because if this contract didn't happen you know a super bowl championship is priceless and that's what i was looking at when i was coming in early. you know i sucked up my pride and say hey we have a bigger mission here. if i don't do this and this doesn't happen, i'm not going to miss the chance on a super bowl, you know". colin kaepernick not might have a job, but the n-f- l players' union names him week one community m-v-p. kaepernick was honored with the award for his charity work since september 2016. the union says the free-agent quarterback has given 900- thousand dollars of his million dollars goal. each round kaepernick donates 25-thousand dollars to four organizations fighting for

social equality. the players' union will also make a 10-thousand dollar contribution to kapernick's foundation or a charity of his choice. if you thought the floyd mayweather... connor mcgregor was an exciting boxing match tomorrow night canelo alvarez and gennady golovkin are going to provide lots of fireworks. they had their weigh-in this afternoon. both fighters stepped up to the scale and made the limit of 160 pounds. they will be fighting for the unified middleweight championship of the world. the undefeated triple-g is the slight favorite canelo only career lost was against mayweather back in 2013.

here we go again, another long 49ers season with little success. the niners are not going to change their recent losing seasons all of a sudden. kyle shanahan and john lynch are going to need time to change the culture in santa clara.

i hope tom brady finds out what you said about him. tom brady is aware of the colin kaepernick's situtation. he just doesn't want to be involved in any controversy.

why would you subject your beautiful family to watching the giants? regardless of how bad the giants are doing, it's always great to take the family to a giants game lay off kevin durant and his tennis shoes. what do you wear? durant is trying to a make a

statement with his new shoes. need to stop bringing up the past and move on people will always criticize players i would like to see alicia on more. why not?

(steve) pre-orders (steve) pre-orders for the new i- phones are being snapped up fast... real fast.. what that will mean if you want one.. details ahead..

earlier this morning many i-phone fans were able to pre-order the new i-phone 8 and 8s phone.(steve ) it

began around midnight pacific standard time and now officials say the majority of those slots have been filled. (steve) if you were not one of the lucky ones there is no need to worry. apple officials say the option to pick up your phone in the store is still available. apple plans to reserve some models for in store pick up. the tech company plans to launch the much anticipated phones september 22.

>> total gibberish. outrage over the hurricane irma sign language guy. >> and the kid who mowed the white house lawn. >> and accused of murdering his

pregnant girlfriend. >> now the victim's parents speak out. >> he is a monster. >> plus. ♪[music] >> down dolly. >> bette midler takes a spill on stage. >> she is killing and then we're hoping that the set didn't kill her. >> how safe are you when you get a massage. >> i literally froze. >> and she says it also happened to her. >> i felt so incredibly angry. >> wait until you see what happened when we rigged a hotel room with hidden cameras. and should you be sleeping with your dog? what are they really dragging into your bed from their dirty paws. >> ready to get swabbed. >> the dirty paw results are in. time reveal the details. >> oh, my god. they slept next to me last night. >> 19 kids, 18 different moms, and all with the same dad. now "inside edition" with

deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody. thank you for joining us. he was asked to step in at the last minute for a very important job, getting crucial information to the hearing impaired during hurricane irma. but as les trent tells us, he was really signing total gibberish. >> the time to act is now. >> it was an urgent hurricane irma evacuation order. look at the sign language interpreter on the right. he is signing total gibberish. what is he communicating to deaf citizens? words like pizza, monsters, and the sentence help you at that time to use bear hug. this was posted, outrageous. asheed our warnings. >> it is marshall green. officials asked him to step in because no one else was available. his mom, brother morgan, who is hearing impaired, and his fiance are coming to his

defense today. >> he told him he didn't think he was able to do it. and they felt like they needed him to. so he said yes. the vocabulary for an evacuation is different than everyday language. >> unlike marshall green, another sign language expert is being praised for his hurricane irma work. sam harris became an overnight viral star for his vivid translation of governor rick scott's dire warnings. harris was insided to sign jimmy kimmel's monologue and got big laughs. >> the iphone 10 comes with everything that the iphone has but also includes an amazing new feature that takes 300 more dollars out of your checking account. i feel like i'm going to be out of a job at the end of this. >> maybe he can give this guy some lessons. >> deborah: marshall green is actually a paramedic that took