(grant) an update on big story from over the weekend... at least one person is under arrest... accused of running over two east bay police offices. the incident happened last night outside the safeway store on lewelling boulevard in san leandro. officers were called to the store because of reports of a shoplifter. police say... when the officers went to arrest the suspect... he managed to run off to a car... and then drive off... striking the two officers. the suspect has been identified as 57-year-old terry gordon - who was arrested this morning in oakland. one of the officers remains hospitalized tonight ... but is expected to be ok. (vicki) police in the

south bay ... say the suspect fatally shot by a san jose officer last week... was a norteno gang member who was wanted in connection to a string of violent crimes. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the suspect's relatives say he was a family man who had turned away from a life of crime. this is 33 year old jacob dominguez in pictures provided by his family. they admit he had a criminal history, but say that was behind him. that he had turned his life around, getting involved in church, and taking care of his wife and three kids. police say dominguez was a verified member of the norteno street gang with a long rap sheet of voilent crimes. and that he was wanted in connection to a series of crimes starting september 6th.the individual was tied into a possible drive-by shooting officers on view this individual committed an armed robbery i mean at some point we need to make sure this crime spree ended unfortunately it ended with a tragic consequencespolice chief eddie garcia says dominguez's alleged accomplices in the september 12th armed robbery have been arrested. sjpd tried to take dominquez into custody before but he eluded officers more than once with erratic and dangerous driving that threatened to put the public at risk.investigators

developed credible information that dominguez knew the police were looking for him, was carrying a handgun and he would shoot it out with police if need beso at 7p friday night at penitencia creek road and north white road undercover officers conducted a high risk traffic stop. dominguez seated in the driver seat of the vehicle initially raised hands but then yelled at officer's with expletives and challenged them to shoot him. dominguez then disobeyed officers by lowering hands out of sight in a reaching motion to the front drivers floorboard the officer felt dominguez was reaching for a weapon and discharges weapon at dominguez striking him at least one timedominquez was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they found a knife and drugs in the car but no gun. the cop who fired the fatal shot, officer mike pina, an 11 year veteren of the force, was put on routine paid adminstrative leave. police say there is some body cam video but that won't be released until homicide and the da's office complete their investigation. maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) the san francisco sheriff's department is reporting - that a deputy's gun was stolen from a parked vehicle. sheriff vicki hennessy says the deputy was off-duty at the time of the theft - and reported it missing yesterday afternoon. the gun was apparently stored in the truck of the vehicle - however it was not secured in a lock box...

(vicki) the san francisco sheriff's department is reporting - that a deputy's gun was stolen from a parked vehicle. sheriff vicki hennessy says the deputy was off-duty at the time of the theft - and reported it missing yesterday afternoon. the gun was apparently stored in the trunk of the vehicle - however it was not secured in a lock box... which is a violation of the sheriff's department policy. the deputy remains on duty - pending the investigation... and just last month - a san francisco police officer had his personal weapon stolen from his personal vehicle. that gun was used in deadly shooting - that claimed the life of 23-year-old abel esquivel junior. three people have now been arrested in that incident. (grant) another big story: a controversy brewing at uc berkeley - on one side, organizers of the upcoming 'free speech week' event...are

accusing the university of not playing fair... and trying to block their attempts to hold a week long symposium. (vicki) yet, the university is firing back, saying they have tried to work with the group. kron four's terisa estacio has been in the middle of the fight and joins us live from the cal campus. this is really a war of words that is heating up today - with both sides pointing the finger at each other, possibly putting free speech week in jeopardy. on one side. milo yiannopoulous. "they do not want us on campus, the administration has tried everything to derail free speech week." milo yiannopoulous - the british political commentator - author and alt-right activist as well as financial contributor for free speech week released this on you tube monday in response to a growing controversy on the upcoming event at uc berkeley. he along with the student group berkeley patriots say they have attempted to meet the

universities demands and contract requirements for the upcoming event planned to kick off on sunday.berkeley patriot. and on the other side dan mogulof. "the university is ready, willing and able to accomondate mr. yiannopoulous." dan mogulof is the spokesperson for uc berkeley. mogulof. says the university has been clear from the beginning. they want free speech week, but are not granting the group including milo any special accomondation s. here's what is the heart of the matter - a contract to hold speeking events at the universitites two large indoor centers, zellerbach and wheller hall. the university says, the group missed key deadlines, and did not pay the fees. milo and the student group says they had questions about getting a refund - incase ther eis a cancelation out of security reasons, such as what happened back in february, when a protestors turned violent causing hundreds of thousands in dollars of damage to the university and city. for the university, there is no controversy. they don't

offer refunds to anyone. mogulof. it is a standard contract. no one gets to add. milo yiannopoulous. " they have refused to answer our phone calls. mogulof. we have been working since mid julty with this group. we offered others free of charge and they said no. so what happens next? the group has secured an outdoor venue, and the university is getting ready to gear up once again, to take security measures to make sure that this event is safe for everyone more on that coming up at 6 pm. a big question right now is who is coming to this free speech event. the university says a list has not been provided yet. milo yiannopolus has said he plans to come as well as other high profile names like ann coulter and steven bannon, more on that at 6 as well. (grant) house minority leader from san francisco...nan cy pelosi... had to abruptly leave a press conference this morning after she was bombarded by protesters. "nats of cheering" the democratic leader was

democratic leader was barely able to speak... over the chorus of young immigrants... protesting her recent coversations with president trump on immigration policy. the group could be heard shouting "undocumated and unafraid". at one point... pelosi said "just stop it." this happened in the hunters point neighborhood... as she was holding a press conference to call for legislation that would protect young immigrants brought to the u-s illegally... as chidlren. president trump recently announced plans to halt daca...the program which grants young people temporary legal status. he's since been holding meetings with pelosi and other top democrats. the democrats say a deal has been reached, but the white house denies it. (vicki) already devastated by hurricane irma - another powerful storm takes aim at the caribbean islands. (grant) hurricane maria now a category five... is expected to make landfall in the next

hour... and - there's another hurricane that's threatening the east coast. let's bring in chief meteorologist brittney shipp who is tracking these storm's for us tonight. brit? a series of storm systems will push inland to our north through the week resulting in cooler than average temperatures and breezy northerly winds. look for mostly dry conditions aside from a slight chance of rain showers over the far north bay tuesday night into wednesday morning. temperatures will trend downward late in the week with much cooler overnight conditions ahead of a warming trend this weekend.

wind nat for 03( vicki ) the french island of martinique is the first to feel the power of hurricane maria.the storm making landfall right now in the caribbean.(vicki)the storm is expected to cause major damage in puerto rico.(grant ) and hurricane jose is heading toward new england.catherine heenan is here to tells us about what's happening and where.catherine?

(catherine) saint loosha, martinique, domi-neeka, guadeloupe. those are the names we're likely to be hearing about in the next two days. they missed the worst of irma --- but now they're right in maria's path. natsrain began falling long before maria arrived.the storm is expected to produce six to twelve inches of rain ... enough to trigger life=threatening landslides.on island after island, schools, businesses and government offices are closed and shelters are openfarther north, in anteega, charter boat operators headed for safer harbors."our company, we've lost in excess of 100 boats so far by hurricane irma. for that reason, we're not taking any chances."maria is expected to reach puerto rico on wednesday morning, the island's first category four hurricane since hugo in 1989. the government has ordered rationing of basic supplies including water and baby formula ahead of the storm. nat farther north, hurricane jose is churning up dangerous waves along the new england seashore. it's the power of natureon

sunday, five people were swept into the water from this jetty in rhode island saving them put theirrescuers in danger.we had to assist them to the rocks, and then try and tend to their injuries while on the rocks and waves crashing upon the first responders who were there. red flag warnings are up on virginia beaches.jose is about 250 miles east, but still dangerous,high winds, high surf, extremely dangerous rip currents, (catherine) this noaa satellite image shows jose's reach along the east coast,the storm is expected to spread inland and possibly cause flooding and power outages. vicki and grant? (vicki) you can track these storms - on the kron four mobile app. there you can also find your full bay area forecast. the app is free to download. (grant) teenagers caught on video... beating up

people - árandomly. (grant) still ahead on kron four... a look at the troubling videos... and victims these teens are targeting. (vicki) then... the major players now backing the oakland a's plan for a new baseball stadium. (grant) but first, berkeley police are warning people about a man - who may be a threat to children. what they want you to know - next.

at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. berkeley police are

warning the public about a potential threat to children. police say this man -

william turner was arrested back in june for trying to feed an unknown liquid to at least three children - without their parents consent. turner was arrested for annoying or harassing children... and later pleaded guilty to a lesser offence and was released. as a term of his probation - turner was ordered to stay away from all parks and schools in alameda county. however, he was arrested again this month - when an officer spotted him near berkeley high school. he again, has been released from custody... and tonight, berkeley police want the public to be aware of turner as he may pose a threat to the community. (grant) a man in texas...is being charged for the death of an 83-year-old san lorenzo woman in july. authorities say sean wallace assaulted ru feng at her independent living facitlity on kent avenue. she was found unconscious on the lobby floor of the facility. feng was taken to a hospital where she died two days later. authorities originally thought feng suffered a medical episode and fell on the floor. surveillance footage later showed wallace

attacking feng. wallace was arrested in texas and extradited back here. he is now in custody at the santa rita jail where he is facing murder charges. (grant) president trump has returned to his hometown of new york for the united nations general assembly. (vicki) gathered world leaders will get a front row seat to the "america first" president's evolving opinions on the united nations. stacey cohan reports. entering the iconic united nations building in new york, president donald trump returns to his hometown for a critical week of foreign policy. president donald trump: "this will be a great week, we look forward to it."it's unclear if world leaders share that sentiment. candidate trump blasted the united nations, and his america first platform continues to stir international unease. his first remarks at monday's u-n reform meeting reinforcing his rhetoric. president donald trump: "we encourage all member states to look at ways to take bold stands at the united nations toward changing business as usual."u-n

secretary general antonio gutierres echoed the call to overhaul the institution. antonio gutierres/un secretary general: "someone recently asked what keeps me up at night and my answer was simple, bureaucracy."the week unfolds much like a high- stakes game of speed dating. the president convenes talks with more than a dozen world leaders... tackling issues including climate change, global terrorism and north korea. his first meeting is with israel's benjamin netanyahu.benjamin netanyahu/israeli prime minister: "i look forward to discussing with you how we can address together what you rightly call is the terrible nuclear deal with iran." trump's disdain for the iran deal is well-documented, calls the iran nuclear pact 'one of the worst deals he's ever seen' and has threatened to pull out. but iranian president hassan rouhani warns against withdrawal.hassan rouhani/iranian president: "exiting such an agreement would have would carry a high cost for the united states of america."president rouhani says pulling out of the agreement tells nations like north korea that negotiating with america is a waste of time. i'm stacey cohan reporting.

(grant) and one hour ago...our partners at cnn broke a potentially huge story... saying u-s investigators wire-tapped former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. manafort, who helped the president win the november election, appears to be at the center of the russia meddling investigation. the snooping occurred before and after the election. three sources tell cnn...some intelligence collected...ácould suggest manafort encouraged the russians to help the trump campaign. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

(vo) a california basketball team is crying foul tonight. ahead at five... what thieves made off with that could put some games in jeopardy. (vo) and next... the controversial homecoming proposal that is stirring outrage at one high school.

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down a young man seen in a series of videos - beating people... one of the victims - a homeless man in bakersfield.(vicki) catherine heenan is here with details...and a look at the troubling video... (catherine) there are three videos - which have sparked outrage on social media.. this is part of the first one - which shows what appears to be a random attack on a homeless man.it shows a teenager throwing something heavy at the man's head. in another set of videos, police say it appears to be the same young man, now involved with a group, hitting and kicking another teenager. the victim doesn't fight back. at least one of the teens has now reportedly been identified as a student at a bakersfieldhigh school. the school in question - centennial high - says it knows about the videos and police are investigating. as for the homeless man, an executive at a local shelter says he recognizes the man... mission at kern county executive - the man has stayed here at the mission at kern county in the last couple of weeks and when i see that, he

was doing nothing to these kids. and they felt they can just toy around and thrown something at him and hurt him. he says that it's not the first time that the homeless community in bakersfield havebeen targets of senseless violence. and calls them 'easy victims.' bakersfield police are only saying that they've contacted one of the teenagers...and at lastword no arrest has been made yet. vicki? (vicki) a minnesota high school student asked another student to homecoming in a way that many are considering racially offensive. the sign says... "you may be picking cotton, but i'm picking you. homecoming?" it suggests the young woman said yes to the invite. the picture of the sign went viral... and has been shared more than a thousand times. some say the invitation from a white man to a woman of color was a joke and the two are good friends. still ... several students at the high school find the sign quite upsetting.

(genesis rivera, burnsville high school senior): "people think they have the right to say what they want about different races but that's not how it should be racist comments or make racist jokes at all cause its just not right to anyone because people do get their feelings hurt." the principal released a statement saying... "this incident is disappointing, to say the least, and directly conflicts with who we are." no word on if there will be any disciplinary actions. (grant) the a's have said where they want to build their new ballpark... now some prominent members of the community are giving their support. who is going to bat for the team... is next at five.(vicki) plus dramatic video tonight... of a stuck ferris wheel... and a worker trying to fix it... falling. what happened to that worker is coming up.

(vicki) the a's got a ringing endorsement for building their new ballpark near laney college.(grant)(2-shot today over a dozen oakland business leaders came together to give their thumbs up for a brand new ballpark... kron4's haaziq madyun brings us details. oakland's business leaders say they are on board with the oakland a's proposal to build the teams new ballpark at the

peralta community colleges site near lake merrittfor sean marx of give something back work place solutions...the new a's stadium is all about jobsaffordable housing is a big reason bob stoker of the alameda building trades council is giving the new stadium the green lightjennifer tran of the vietnamese chamber of commerce

says it is important for the oakland a's to show their commitment to diversity in their business planit is important to note the oakland a's are not seeking any public funding for the new ballpark there is no doubt the oakland a's have scored big with this crowd. now the athletics organization will wait and see if the peralta community colleges board of trustees are willing to play ball by selling the land their administration offices currently occupy...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) in saint louis... protests continue over the acquital of a white police officer in the shooting death of a black man. authorites say protesters have been peaceful today... after last night's demonstrations turned

violent. protesters toppled large planters, broke windows and threw things at officers. more than 123 people were arrested - yesterday. protests began friday night after a judge found officer, jason stockley, not guilty in the 20-11 deadly shooting of 24-year-old anthony lamar smith. demonstrators have been on the streets now four four striaght nights. a life threatening situation for a child and a ride operator on a day at the amusement park. a young boy was on a ferris wheel in greensboro, north carolina when there was a malfunction - and it caused him to swing several feet in the air. cell phone video shows one of the workers climbing the ferris wheel to get 5-year-old hunter roach and another child to safety. but as one worker climbs the metal framework... he loses his footing... and falls. fortunately... he walked away with only a broken finger.

once they broke loose and they started pulling it down-- like i could see hunters face, and i seen smiles."> hunter and the other child on board were not hurt. no word yet from the department of labor on what caused the initial malfunction. the ride reopened the next day... after an inspection. (grant) players and coaches are upset after thieves made off with an important sports trailer. (vicki) the trailer is used to transported specialized wheelchairs for a basketball team in sacramento. ken mashinchi has the story. basketball is played by people of all shapes, sizes and abilities.(nats)for the sacramento royals.(nats) getting around the court requires wheelsas the adult team gets its practice in, it's the newly formed youth team that is left sidelined. alicia szutowicz, coach, sacramento royals youth team "heartbroken basically, i'm not going to lie, i cried." those tears came thursday when the trailer used to carry over a dozen specialized chairs for

kids was stolen.alicia szutowicz, coach, sacramento royals youth team"knowing that someone took something from disabled children, i think that's the worst part. i'm going to get a little emotional because it hurts." though none of the chairs, which cost several thousand dollars, were stolen-the 5 by 10 trailer was the only way to get enough chairs over for the youth team members who don't have their own.christian rodriguez, president, sacramento royals"we've worked really hard to attain it for the programs and our biggest goal was to always have a kids program. that's finally unfolding here for the last few months and for this to happen right now, right before the season starts. now we have 8 kids now, they're depending on use to transfer these chairs into practice and we can't do that now."two of the youth players spend time on the adult team as well, but feel for their fellow youth members.stephen christian, plays on youth and adult team "i'm kind of mad about it. some people love the sport but they just don't have the means or they just can't do it without the chairs. not being able to have them on the court, it's tough."a tough outlook for the royals as well, who might be forced to cancel a youth clinic next month if they can't find the trailer or raise enough money to get a new one.alicia szutowicz, coach, sacramento

royals youth team"a lot of our kids, this is their only outlet. they have adapted pe in school but it's not a real team. so telling them that this wonderful thing that you've started to build is going to go away, it's dream crushing."dreams they hope the community can help keep alive. (vicki) a go-fund me account has been setup - to help the group purchase a new trailer. it's already raised nearly 6-thousand dollars. but if you would like to donate - you can find a link on our website kron four dot com. (grant) the raiders ground the jets in their home opener. ahead at five... kron 4 sports director gary radnich will join us to talk about what is next for the silver and black."... help keep alive."(vicki) and all wall street...

both the dow and s & p 500 closed at new highs. the dow gained 63 points... the nasdaq added 6 points... and the s&p rose 3 points.

(grant) the u-s house takes the first step to punish daycare centers where rule violations leave kids

injured...or worse.. (vicki) it comes after a five year old alabama boy died when he was left in a daycare van in the middle of summer. kron four's washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports the bill is opening up a larger discussion about regulation of child care facilities. take pkg the new amendment blocks federal grant funding to child care centers with a history of injury or death resulting from health or safety violations. rep. terri sewell, d-birmingham:"we should be rewarding good actors not bad actors." democratic congresswoman terri sewell filed the legislation after the august death of a five year old mobile, alabama boy named kamden johnson. he was left in a hot daycare van for hours in august. rep. terri sewell, d-birmingham: "what's really tragic is not only that kamden johnson died but that his daycare still is eligible for federal funding." drew petrimoulx, reporting: "sewell's legislation was attached to a spending bill that passed the us house last week. it now heads to the senate for consideration. but it's also sparking a larger discussion about the regulation of child care facilities."alabama is one of seven states that allows religious child care facilities to operate without a license. sewell says ending the exemption will make daycares safer.rep. terri sewell, d-birmingham:"the person who was driving the van had an extensive criminal

history."eric johnston, attorney for religious daycares: "the church wants to avoid regulating its ministries and how it does its ministries."eric johnston is an attorney for religious daycares. he says bad actors are using the exemption to turn a profit while avoiding regulation. but he says subjecting all religious daycares to licensing requirements creates an unfair burden. eric johnston, attorney for religious daycares: "the 130 something pages of regulations they use that covers everything from the size of the sinks to the number of spoons you use to everything else. those type of things are just unnecessary." the religious exemptions are a state issue and alabama lawmakers are promising to introduce legislation ending them next year. for now, representative sewell says she wants to make sure there are consequences when negligence leads to children getting hurt. in washington, i'm drew petrimoulx (vicki) the surprise fees - airlines are not telling you

about. that's ahead on kron four news at five. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) once again u.c. berkeley is bracing for another controversial event on campus. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki... next sunday kicks off free speech week on campus... conservatives speakers such as.. steve bannon, ann coulter and milo yiannopoulous said they are coming to cal ... but a dispute over a contract ... may prevent some of them from taking part. despite that dispute though ... berkeley is getting ready to handle what could be contentious series of gatherings.gatherings.series of contentious what could be contentious series of gatherings. we will tell you how ... tonight on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you.

(vicki) we're only a couple weeks into the n-f-l season...but we're starting to see a trend with the bay's two teams.(grant) the raiders are winning...the niners are losing. kron4 sports director gary radnich is here. the raiders and 49ers are heading in two different directions following week two. we start with the niners -- the biggest positive for the team on offense was carlos hyde he rushed for 124 yards compared to brian hoyer's 99 passing yards. safety, eric reid injured his knee but

won't need surgery... he will miss thursday's game the rams. the defense played well, but russell wilson late fourth quarter drive help seattle win 12-9 meanwhile the raiders beat the jets 45-20 the last time the won their first two games to begin the season was in 2002. head coach, jack del rio and the team is looking forward to play the redskins under the lights this sunday night "we're excited to play, you know you ever go fishing? you go fishing, you go golfing, whatever it is that you like to do you have no problem getting up. my wife is always like you have no problem getting excited going to golf. yeah that's right i love it (laughs), if you love playing football it doesn't matter tee it up and kick it off and let's play".

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

(grant) airlines are finding new ways to tack on fees. if you're trying to bring luggage onto a flight as a carry-on, make sure you check the airline's policy beforehand. several airlines are now charging what critics call a "punishment fee." if you have to check your bag at the gate, some airlines will charge you extra. ...and if you book a basic economy ticket, some airlines now won't even let you use the overhead bin. that means if your personal items don't fit under the seat in front of you, you'll find

yourself pulling out your credit card. (vicki) toys r us could be on the verge of bankruptcy. both the wall street journal and c-n-b-c are citing sources that say toys r us could file for bankruptcy. if the company indeed decides to file for chapter 11, the reports seem mixed on when such a filing would happen... ...but the news comes as many retailers prepare for the holiday season -- which is an especially-critical time for toy sellers. earnings reports from toys r us have shown the company recently losing money by the millions. (grant) up next, raiders fans were treated to a sweet treat before yesterday's home opener. a look at the possible new pregame ritual.

(grant) before the raiders big win.... there was a sweet treat for fans today all across the east bay.(vicki) oakland native and raiders running back marshawn lynch teamed up with skittles to give raiders' fans free candy... ..allowing the faithful to join in lynch's longtime pre-game ritual. kron four's philippe djegal reports on hashtag "score the rainbow"... (philippe)nats- "ok, i am in love." available three hours before the game...juan hernandez/raiders' fan- "i love it man." and, all the way up to kick-off....gail thompson/raiders' fan- "this is great, ok. this is off the hook." at five different locations in oakland...corey baugh/raiders' fan- "get juiced up for the game." and, at marshawn lynch's alma mater, cal-berkeley...matthew ghanem/raiders' fan- "you

gotta love marshawn for taking care of the people." fans of the silver and black treated to a free cup of skittles...juan hernandez/raid ers' fan- "hell, yeah. that's cool, man."nats- "raaaaiders."' lynch says the candy has been apart of his gameday routine since he launched his football career.corey baugh/raiders' fan- "everybody gets that sugary boost. so, its like, uh, it gives you more of a hyper, positive energy type of, type of boost -- it gets you pumped up for the game."nats- "raaaaiders."' nump/beast mode mobile- "it's the best feeling ever, man. it's bringing the energy. who doesn't want free candy, you know? halloween came early, and you know, raiders, we love halloween, haha."gail thompson/raiders' fan- "marshawn lynch is sweet, we sweet, he's sweetness. that's just sweetness baby -- it's the rainbow. dig the rainbow." now, skittles tells me that the free candy is only a one-time deal... but something tells me that moving the raider nation... just like marshawn lynch... pre-game skittles is going to become a philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti)

steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six... u.c. berkeley gearing up for its free speech week. tonight how the city is preparing this time... and the war of words already brewing between one speaker and the university. (pam) and we have the newly released pictures of the suspect who police say, tried to rob a bart rider with a threatening note. kron 4 news at six is next. (steve) berkeley tonight is

gearing up for a possible repeat of what we saw last week when a controversial speaker came to campus. arrests... and a campus on

lockdown with a ton of security.(steve) good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. there is a real possibility. the barricades and the police could be out for a string of days this time. next sunday, an event called 'free speech week' is set to start. ( steve ) already, the event is in the middle of a controversy. kron four's terisa estacio is at uc berkeley tonight with the details about the event, what it means to the city and why there are already problems. hundreds of police from several different agencies were brought last thursday - streets were barricaded and blocked off - in response to conservative speaker ben shapiro's event at zellerbach hall on campus. although 9 people were arrested, the event was calm compared to violent chaos that erupted in febrary when british commentator and alt-right speaker milo yiannopoulous came to town. with

yiannopoulous again on the speakers list for the upcoming free speech week - uc administrators who said they did not prepare properly last february are not taking any chances this time around when he comes. dan mogulof, uc berkeley spokesperson. we are absolutely moving ahead with security concerns." mogulof says it is unclear right now how big the police prescense will be because they don't have an official list of who is coming. mogulof. "all we have is two people, milo and david horowitz. bryce masamoto, berkeley patriot. they are being unfair and unreasonable. bryce kasamoto is with the berkeley patriot, the student group that is behind the free speech week, along with milo inc a company run by milo yiannopolous. milo. " the unveristy is trying to shut us down." in a you tube video released monday, milo yiannopouls accused the university of not

cooperating with the planned free speech week. the uniersity has maintaiend that it welcomes the group but will not change a standard contract which does not offer a refund if the university cancels the event for security reasons. right now, the group has reserved the space in front of sproul hall with two speakers planned on tuesday evening. bryce kasamoto. they will not shut us down. we are going forward. in speaking with the organziation today, they say they have paid all of the fees to rent out zellerbach and wheeler, but the unveristy countered saying they missed their deadliens, and can not have the halls. there is a news confrence set fro tomorrow here on campus about this all, for now, te ( pam ) the speech last thursday at u-c berkeley by conservative commenator ben shapiro drew a large group of protesters... and a strong police response. the

estimated cost so far.... is 600-thousand dollars for the extra security. that is the same figure spent for a planned speech by ann coulter ... which was ultimately canceled. both numbers though are actually less than what san francisco police spent on the 'patriot prayer' rally. it too was called off... but the department says, it spent 775-thousand dollars. the bill was covered however by its general fund. ( steve ) an update on big story from over the weekend on kron 4. at least one person is under arrest... accused of running over two east bay police offices. we are told the officers were investigating reports of a shoplifter at a safeway in san leandro last night. when they went to arrest the suspect... the man managed to run off to a car... and then drive off... striking the two officers. both officers are expected to recover... one is still in the hospital tonight. ( steve ) breaking news on a bizarre story from this weekend... a bart passenger

says she received a note while on a train... threatening to rob her.( pam ) the woman thwarted the robbery by faking a seizure... and late this afternoon... bart released some surveillance photographs. grant lodes has the new pictures in our breaking news center. ( grant ) bart police shared these images a couple hours ago. the suspect is a woman. you see her pictured here... wheeling a suitcase on a train. according to the time stamp... this from saturday... just before 4-30 in the afternoon. this is about the time the threatening note was dropped onto the passenger's lap at the civic center station. the victim reported she suspected the culprit was the person sitting behind her... identifying her as a woman with a suitcase. the note that was dropped... was threatening and ominious. the victim posted that note on social media. in short it told her there were two guns pointed at her... and see needed to handover her wallet and phone... and do it without making a scene. the victim ended up faking a seizure to

draw attention from other bart riders. police did search the civic center station for the suspect but came up empty. ( grant ) kron four has a crew on this story and are talking with bart police as well as concerned riders. look for that story tonight on kron four news at eight. ( steve ) it has happened again. a san francisco sheriff's deputy had a gun stolen from a car. the deputy was off-duty at the time and the weapon was inside a rental car. according to sheriff... it violated the department's policy. guns are suppose to be kept in a lockbox and out of view. just last week we learned a san francisco police officer had a gun stolen that was later used in a deadly shooting. three people have been arrested in that case. ( pam ) in san lorenzo... we have learned ... a texas man is under arrest tonight... accused of killing an 83-

year-old woman at an assisted living facility. investigators with the alameda county sheriff's office tell kron 4, they used surveillance video to track down 30-year-old sean wallace. he was arrested in texas and has been extradited to the bay area.. at first, investigators thought 83- year-old ru feng had some sort of medical issue and fell to the ground. but when they reviewed the video, they say it showed the suspect attacking her. ( pam ) san jose police say, the man they shot and killed during a traffic stop friday night was a wanted gang member who vowed to shoot it out with police. ( steve ) new at six, kron4's maureen kelly talked to the suspect's friends who say those claims are untrue. police say the man you see smiling in this photo with family members was a member of the norteno street gang with a long rap sheet of violent crimes.investigators had been looking for jacob dominguez in connection to a recent drive by shooting and an armed robbery, but he'd eluded them on several occasions by

driving erractically and dangerously putting the public at risk.the sjpd's gang unit uncovered information that dominguez was armed with a handgun, knew he was wanted and vowed to shoot it out with police.it all came to a head here friday night at the intersection of penitencia creek road and north white when officers connected a high risk traffic stop. they say dominguez challenged officers to shoot him, put his hands down and made a reaching motion towards his car's floorboards.which is when one officer fired at least one round. inside the car police say they found a knife and drugs but no gun.there's no specific section that the manual says what you should do i mean the reality is if you feel like your life is in danger that's covered by law not necessarily the duty manager manual. so at this point the officers chose the tactics they chose to stop this individual spree was done and they felt threatenedtoday two of the supsect's friends came to visit the roadside memorial where the shooting took place. they say dominguez, a married father of three was not the criminal

police are making him out to be..he's a family man he was that his wife he was about his kids always staying out of trouble he's been out of trouble for so long i don't see why you know they did that to him they try to justify the murder they're saying he's a criminal and that doesn't justify murder we've all been locked up with all been there that doesn't justify us getting killed the officer who fired the fatal shot is on paid administrative leave. this is the 8th officer involved shooting in san jose this year.maureen kelly kron4 news ( steve ) happening right now: a recent spike in crime has led to a community meeting in san francisco's twin peaks neighborhood. residents have reported a large number of vehicles being broken into. there was also a fatal shooting at popular tourist spot back in july. two suspects are in custody for that crime... accused of robbing a 71-year-old man of a camera before killing him. police have stepped up patrols

in the area... and there is talk of installing surveillance cameras as a way to deter crime. a big storuy tonight: another dangerous hurricane is bearing down on the caribbean....hurricane maria. it continues to catherine heenan is here with an update.... (catherine) maria - is now a category five hurricane....the most dangerous level. with sustained winds of 160 miles an hour... it's expected to move over the extreme northeastern caribbean tuesday... this is saint loo-sha - where winds picked up and visibility dropped early in the day. maria could approach puerto rico and the virgin islands wednesday.. puerto rico's governor has declared a state of emergency - and says this could be the worst storm to hit the island in a century. in an- teega today -- where lots of boats were destroyed by hurricane irma just a couple weeks ago - people are moving boats to safer places. yacht skipper -- our company, we've lost in excess

of 100 boats so far by hurricane irma. for that reason, we're not taking any chances. we're gonna take the remainder of the fleet that is here in antigua and we're gonna take it south to the island of martinique for shelter... rodney williams, governor general of antigua and barbuda: today hurricane maria threatens to cause havoc on the same islands that were just devastated by hurricane irma. maria is on a path that would take it near many of the islands already wrecked by irma....and on toward puerto rico, the dominican republic and haiti. the eye is now near the island of dom-i- neeka. the national hurricane center is calling the storm 'extremely dangerous' .. again - being reported just a short time ago as a category five.. steve and pam? a live look outside right now... (pam) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a series of storm systems will

push inland to our north through the week resulting in cooler than average temperatures and breezy northerly winds. look for mostly dry conditions aside from a slight chance of rain showers over the far north bay tuesday night into wednesday morning. temperatures will trend downward late in the week with much cooler overnight conditions ahead of a warming trend this weekend.

president trump not the only leader making headlines this weekat the united nations, we'll show you what governor brown had to say republicans taking another swipe at repealing obama care, whysenator john mccain may vote yes this time around the city of oakland comes forward with it's latest reaction to the prospect for a new ball park for the a's

the costs keeping adding up for one of governor jerry brown's pet projects... the twin tunnels in the delta. documents show .... the state is turning to water districts to help pay for the 16- billion dollar project. more than two- dozen of them which get their water from the state would have to help pick up the tab. if they choose not to, the state could force those districts to get their water from another source. this could mean customers ultimately get hit with the bill. there are already numerous legal challenges to the delta tunnels. governor jerry brown was at the united nations today in new york ---

there to talk about reducing emissions... catherine heenan says .... he also used the occasion to slam president trump... (catherine) this was a high-level meeting on climate change.... and the governor was talking about a favorite cause -- reducing emissions on a global level. he was also talking about president trump....and the fact that he'spromised to pull out of the paris accord..... governor brown says despite that fact - america's pledge still stands as a promise.it's a plan to bring together private and public sector leaders to make sure the u.s. remains a global leader in reducing emissions.. he told the u-n meeting that president trump still believes the entire idea is a hoax. governor brown - it would be great if the president would join the movement, he's not there yet. he believes this whole thing that we're talking about - when all the scientists are publishing thousands of papers - is all a hoax and it's a hoax invented in china. he believes that. but we are moving the ball forward. and we are raising awareness and reducing greenhouse gasses. that's the america pledge. over the weekend....there

was a report indicating that president trump might 'not' withdrawfrom the paris climate accord... but today his top economic adviser insisted that he does intend to follow through with the withdrawal - unless there's a new deal more favorable to the u.s... pam and steve? ( steve ) meanwhile president trump made his first official visit to the united nations today. he met with french president emmanuel macron at nearby hotel. the primary focus of their talks is said to be iran's nuclear program. the two leaders also discussed making sure iran does not infiltrate syria and begin organizing a movement. earlier in the day president trump met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the united nations. the topics.... the same as his conversations with france's president. the two also discussed the potential for a

middle east peace agreement. the president is also expected to meet with the palestinians some time this week. president trump is suppose to address the united nations general assembly tomorrow. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. (pam)a live look outside right now .. a lot of clouds on this monday(steve)ébrittney has the forecast a series of storm systems will push inland to our north through the week resulting in cooler than average temperatures and breezy northerly winds. look for mostly dry conditions aside from a slight chance of rain showers over the far north bay tuesday night into wednesday morning. temperatures will trend downward late in the week with much cooler overnight conditions ahead of a warming trend this weekend. (pam) the oakland a's are one step closer to playing ball in a new stadium. today, oakland this weekend. trend this

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(pam) the oakland a's are one step closer to playing ball in a new stadium. today, oakland business leaders voiced their support for building the new ballpark at the current site of the peralta community college district.(pam) the new location would be a few blocks away from oakland's chinatown.. and a short distance from downtown.(steve) that is where kron4's haaziq madyun caught up with

one community leaders who approves of the new stadium proposal long time oakland chinatown community leader carl chan talks about the positive impact of a the oakland a's building a new ballpark walking distance from chinatown chan says a new ballpark could also help get the graffiti problem here under control 30-thousand baseball fans will also mean more foot traffic for chinese businesses and restaurants

medical centers and many organizations. we want to be recognized because of the sports team, the oakland a's and all the things that you can visit...">like the second largest chinatown in the bay area says this proud oakland technical high school graduate...so if the peralta community college district board of trustees approve the new stadium, chan has a message for a's fans who will discover chinatown on their way to the gamein oakalnd haaziq madyun kron4news (( áá steve / two shot áá )) bay area generosity goes up in flames after a fire isdeliberately set.(( áá v.o. áá )) coming up the latest on police efforts to track the salvation army arsonist.(( áá pam / v.o. áá )) and republican senators offer a last ditch effort torepeal obamacare ... that may be the most conservative approach so far.why some say this one might have a chance.

(pam) in the south bay... police are investigating a fire that destroyed a trailer full of donated goods early this morning. the fire broke out just after two-this morning .. at the salvation army store off camino arroyo in gilroy. it destroyed a trailer loaded with donations. investigators say, the trailer was attached to the store's loading dock. officials say, the fire caused at least $3-thousand- dollars in damage. the fire is being considered suspicious because a similar fire broke out at a store nearby recently. no word on when the store will reopen. ( steve ) a big day tomorrow if you own an apple mobile device. the company is set to rollout the newest version of its operating system for iphones and ipads. it boasts several new features including a way for people send money to one another through text messages. iphone users might find this handy... their phone will sense when they might be driving and go into a do not disturb mode. this will keep them from being

distracted by calls, text messages and notifications. those trying to contact them will get a notification you are driving. (( áá pam / áá v.o. áá )) police say.. the sacramento father of three .. used a belt to kill at least two of his children.. now he faces the death penalty.(( áá steve / v.o. áá )) police in sonoma working to track down a young man who robbeda bank early this morning, we've got an update,(( áá pam / v.o. áá )) and the most conservative effort to repeal obamacare is a lastditch effort by republican senators.. why this one may pass.

it is a last ditch effort to 'repeal and replace' obamacare. but republicans have a very tight deadline to pass the graham- cassidy bill named after its original sponsors - senator lindsay graham of south carolina and senator bill cassidy of lousiana.( steve ) a new report says this new republican healthcare plan would leave millions of people uninsured. kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon takes a look at where things stand with the bill. ááápkgááá trt 1:35as republicans are gearing up for another attempt to repeal and replace obmamcare, democrats are pushing backchuck schumer / senate minority leader trumpcare is back and it's meaner than ever.california sentors dainne feinstein and kamala harris are both against

the billthe graham cassidy bill must be approved in the next two weeks not just by the senate but also the house if republicans want it approved by a simple majority. which seems the only option since so far no democrats are supporting the billalexandra limon bridgethe bill would end the individual and employer mandates, ends medicaid expansion and replaces tax subsidies with block grants to the statesbut the federal grants would decrease over time.senator lindsay graham some will figure it out better than others, and those who do badly will copy those who do well..in a new report the center on budget policyad priorityies calls the graham cassidy bill more damaging than a straight repeal and replace because of the large cuts not just to medicaid expansion but to all of medicaid. sen. chuch schumerit would be outrageous for our republican colleagues to vote on this bill without knowing it's effects on people. that, whatever your ideology would be nothing short of a disgrace. in washington alexandra limon

(steve) today marked the fourth day of protests in saint louis -- in the wake of friday's acquittal of ex- police officer jason stockley. the white cop was on trial for murder in the shooting death of 24-year-old anthony lamar smith, who was black. organized protesters were peaceful monday -- after sunday night's demonstrations turned violent. police say demonstrations during the day have been well-organized... but outside agitators are causing trouble at night. authorities say more than 80 people were arrested late sunday as protesters attacked police, broke windows and flipped over trash cans. ( pam ) a sacramento area man ... could face the death penalty if he is

convicted of killing his three young children. the district attorney's office announced today... 33- year-old robert hodges will face murder charges with special circumstances. the children... ages 11 and 9- years old.. and 7-months old ... were found dead inside the family's apartment last week. the yolo county d-a's office did reveal that two of the children were killed with a belt. hodges pleaded not guilty during a court appearance today. (pam) in the north bay... sonoma police are looking for the man who robbed a bank this morning. it happened around ten- a-m .. at the umpqua bank on west napa street. authorities say, the man handed the teller a note demanding money. the man took the cash and the note and left the bank. authorities say, he is in his mid- 20s to early- 30s, between five -feet- eight and six- feet tall ... with a slender build. he was wearing a dark, hooded sweatshirt, grey pants, sunglasses and what appeared to be a black or grey wig.

bart police have just released new surveillance images of a woman who they say tried to rob another woman on a train. the suspect is accused of handing that passenger a note - saying guns were pointed at her... and demanding her phone and money... or else she'd be shot. this is 33 year old jacob dominguez in pictures provided by his family. they admit he had a criminal history, but say that was behind him. that he had turned his life around, getting involved in church, and taking care of his wife and three kids. police say dominguez was a verified member of the norteno street gang this is 33 year old jacob dominguez in pictures provided by his family. they admit he

had a criminal history, but say that was behind him. that he had turned his life around, getting involved in church, and taking care of his wife and three kids. police say dominguez was a verified member of the norteno street gang with a long rap sheet of voilent crimes. and that he was wanted in connection to a series of crimes starting september 6th.the individual was tied into a possible drive-by shooting officers on view this individual committed an armed robbery i mean at some point we need to make sure this crime spree ended unfortunately it ended with a tragic consequencespolice chief eddie garcia says dominguez's alleged accomplices in the september 12th armed robbery have been arrested. sjpd tried to take dominquez into custody before but he eluded officers more than once with erratic and dangerous threatened to put the public at risk.developed credible information that dominguez knew the police were looking for him, handgun and he would shoot it out with police if need benight at penitencia creek road and north white road undercover officers conducted a high risk dominguez seated in the driver seat of the vehicle initially raised hands but then yelled at officer's with expletives and challenged them to shoot him. disobeyed officers by lowering hands reaching motion to the front drivers floorboard the officer felt dominguez was reaching for a weapon and discharges weapon at dominguez striking him at least one time

signed and paid too late, missing key deadlines. also. it is unclear how many speakers are coming, the university says it is waiting for a complete officials list. the group accuses the university of blocking conservative voices the unverisyt says that is not true and says the group must follow guidelines just like other organziations. terisa> here in oakland, business leaders, not profit organizations and labor leaders all stand in support of a new oakland a's stadium being built at the peralta site in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... a series of storm systems will push inland to our north through the week resulting in cooler than average temperatures and breezy northerly winds. look for mostly dry conditions aside from a slight chance of rain showers over the far north bay tuesday night into wednesday morning. temperatures will trend downward late in the week with much cooler overnight conditions ahead of a warming trend this weekend.

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is up for sale tonight.( steve ) the magazine was started in 1967 in san francisco before relocating to new york city. founder jann (yahn) wenner made the annoucement

oveer the weekend. he says while he loves what he does, letting go is the right thing to do. the magazine has built a reputation through the years as being a voice for music loivers while also addressing popular culture and politics. it is estimated rolling stone reaches about 60-million readers each month. no word tonight on the asking price. in sports -- forbes magazine releases the most valuable n-f-l franchises -- find out where the the niners and raiders placed. plus -- the silver and black are off to their best start in 15 years -- gary will shares his thoughts about the raiders and niners performances in week two and has all the sports coming up.

for the first time since 2002 the raiders start the season 2-0 derek carr led the team to a 45-20 win over the jets in their home opener.

michael crabtree had three touchdown catches and 80 yards. marshawn lynch found the endzone for the first time as a raider next sunday the'll be under the lights facing of the redskins in prime time head coach, jack del rio understands they're on the right track, but still have a lot of work ahead before thinking super bowl. "you always want to feel good about winning, but hey this reality what we need to be better in. how we are going to be better and let's get to work. good or bad this is a day we rehash it, tomorrow is tell the truth tuesday for a reason we'll go over the game and we'll own up wether its good or bad. we'll acknowledge it and put it behind us and move on". the niners in the under hand headed up to seattle as 14-point underdogs against the underdogs as 14-point up to seattle hand headed the under the niners in on".

the niners in the under hand headed up to seattle as 14-point underdogs against the seahawks. the biggest seahawks.

against the seahawks. the biggest positive for the team on offense was carlos hyde he rushed for 124 yards compared to brian hoyer's 99 passing yards. safety, eric reid injured his knee but won't need surgery... he will miss thursday's game the rams. the defense had a far better performance than week one against the panthers but russell wilson's late fourth quarter drive help seattle win 12-9 the

niners will be looking for their first win of the year against jared goff and the rams forbes magazine released the most valuable n-f-l franchises for this season. jerry jones and the cowboys lead the list with a net worth balued at four-point-eight billion dollars. the niners land in the fifth spot with three-point-oh five billion dollars. the raiders might be stuck at 19 -- but the made a 13-percent jump compared to last season. forbes factored in the team's growth was recolating to las vegas and derek carr being the second highest quarterback... after signing a 125-million dollar extension. after two weeks of football, colin kaepernick agent... but might have a according to a report -- for the bengals want the former quarterback to play with their team. cincinnati's quarterback play remains a big question -- yet to score a touchdown this season.first time since the 1939 eagles to not endzone in the first two home games of the in an interview today -- says he's in football shape and is ready to right now.

kevin durant constant twitter responses to fans on why he left the thunder to join the warriors last season... finally got him into some trouble. durant responded to a fan asking him to give him a real reason why he left oklahoma city he responded saying he didn't like the organization or playing for billy donavan... the roster wasn't good, it was only him and russell westbrook. he later sent another tweet... he can't win a championship with the thunder. the diffences this time was that he responded in the third person -- it is believed that he's been using a different twitter account.

the anticipated boxing match between canelo alvarez and gennady golovkin has some people not too pleased. the fight ended on a split decision draw. this was the first draw in the sport of boxing since the 2004 olympics. bettors are asking for a refund after not liking the result according to a report -- ceasars palace was also affected by the draw... they say they took a six figure loss marshawn lynch is having the time of

his life the raiders. in their win against the jets -- he was dancing on the sideline. apparently the jets are not too happy about it. new york's linebacker, jordan perkins was frusturated with his actions sayiing "when i saw it happening, it was infuriating. ...that pissed me off. i'm an old- school guy. i don't like when things like that happen. that was embarrassing, losing like that and having marshawn dance like that." (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a local company based in

los gatos is the latest high flying tech company with plans to go public,the question is, can roku generate a quarter billion dollars? billion dollars? in this home we make breakfast. sometimes messes! but always masterpieces ...together. what matters most is made at home. oh mom! making them eat there favorite snack in the back seat. whatever happened to eating at the table? that's what cup holders are for. ( steve ) another bay area tech

company is planning to go public.( pam ) roku... which is in los gatos... says... it will offer 18- million shares at 14 -dollars each. roku makes streaming video players that are popular with "cord cutters" seeking an alternative to cable and satellite services. currently, it is the leader in the market, despite stiff competition from apple, amazon and google. roku filed for an i-p-o today... seeking to raise up to 252- million dollars with its stock offering. 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

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the white house strikes back. >> after the emmys mocked trump. >> unlike the presidency, emmys go to the winner of the popular vote. >> you're alienating at least 63 million americans. i made a bad error in

judgment. >> exclusive. what his ex-wife is telling only "inside edition." >> he capable of shooting a gun? >> he a cass a nova con man -- is he a casa nova con man? >> he broke me. >> he says they're lying. >> see what happened when lisa guerrero tried to get his story. >> why would you threaten me with a gun? >> i didn't threaten you with a gun. plus, the agony of the feet. >> there are feet on my armrest. >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. they call the emmy awards television's biggest night. not surprisingly president trump came in for plenty of comment. but now the white house is striking back at the political tone of the show. jim moret was on the red carpet. >> it was the jaw dropping moment at the emmys as former

white house press secretary sean spicer rolled on stage with a podium. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmys, period, both in person and around the world. >> spicer looked like he was having the time of his life. backstage he posed with host stephen colbert, james corden, and alec baldwin. >> there were a lot of comments in social media about the fact this wasn't a place to give him kind of a free redemption tour. >> the spicer moment was just the beginning of what's being described as a trump bashing fest. >> unlike the presidency emmys go to the winner of the popular vote. >> right from the opening monologue the president was the target of joke after joke. >> julia louis-dreyfus. >> julia louis-dreyfus who won her sixth emmy in a row -- >> we did have a whole story line about an impeachment but we abandoned that because we

were worried that someone else might get to the first. >> today kellyanne conway is hitting back. >> you are ale lea enating at least 63 million americans who supported this president last time but you're alienating many more who want the president to succeed, and you're showing the world that you are so easy with an insult about our leer. i think that's really unfortunately. >> even dolly parton is facing backlash. watch her reaction as her costars bash the president. >> back in 1980 in that movie we refused to be controlled by a sexist egg -- egotistical lying bigot. >> dolly looks really uncomfortable. today she's getting blasted on