west and east bound lanes of interstate 80... to keep other drivers safe. kron four's terisa estacio is live on the scene where police just spoke... terisa, what kind of updates can you give us? this has been quite an ordeal out here - still at this hour, x amount of hours after the standoff with police, this interschange and city streets still a mess.. at this hour, we are learning more facts about what lead to this pursuit and standof. just a short time ago, there was a briefing with investigators - all of this started early this morning when fairfield police sent out an alert - trying to track down a homicide suspect. (estacio - live - emeryville) this has been quite an ordeal out here - still at this hour, x amount of hours after the standoff with police, this interschange and city streets still a mess.. at this hour, we are learning more facts about what lead to this pursuit and standof. just a short time ago, there was a briefing with investigators - all of this started early this morning when fairfield police sent out an alert - trying to track down a homicide suspect. (estacio) sot, chp

this is the car that is at the center of this standoff with authorities wednesday morning on 180. officials say it was early in the morning when fairfield officials alerted other agencies that they were looking for the driver in the vehicle for a homicide. that's when richmond police got involved. lt. felix tan. our officers say the suspect in our city and tried to stop, refused and pursuit continued on west bound 1 80. that is when the chp got involved. chp. we out out a strip to stop the car, and it crashed. officers then began to negotiate with the suspect. lt. felix tan we actually spent a lot of time trying to negotiate with suspect, but we came out shooting and we fired back and the suspect was struck. as for the absolute gridlock facing many motorists because of this exchange - officiers say it is unfortunate, but they say there first priority was public safety. lt. tan. we are sorry, but we need to consider safety. (estacio back live) as far as when west bound 180

will re-open..

(steve ) thousands of commuters trapped for hours. some of them left with images

they will never forget.kron four's will tran and jeff pierce were first on the scene. will tran here in emeryville. if you need to go north or southbound on i-80 avoid it all costs.how long have you been here? about an hoursee there are people, they are not even bothering to sit in their cars. they're getting out. that young lady popped her trunk. she got some water, they are all just talking to each other. a lot of people are confused by exactly what happened.then the cop in front of me told me and a bunch of other people around here to get out of the car and to move behind the car. and as soon as i got out and got behind my truck, that's when they shot. he pulled a gun on them and fired a shot, and they fired back.gunfireit was really really dramatic. the guy was alive in the truck and he does not know he's goin' down after all these shots being fired. i don't know if he had a gun or not but he had both his hands out the window, so in my case i think it's, i don't know man, it seemed kinda funny that that happened.i don't see that as being unexpected when you shoot at a bunch of cops. i'm shockedi've never seen gunfire before. so i was nervous. yeah. i texted my boyfriend to tell him i loved him, just in case anything were to happen. you know you

hear about these shootings and stuff, but to actually see somethign like that unfold before your eyes, it's surreal. (vicki) now on to another big story in san francisco... an out-of-control a-c transit bus slammed into at least two cars and another bus after exiting the bay bridge. (steve) the collisions happened just before 9-30 this morning on fremont street between harrison and howard streets. kron four's philippe djegal reports some people were injured. (philippe) nestled on the sidewalk, stopped by a utlity pole and a building under contsruction.... san francisco police say this is the ac transit bus that, just before 9-30 in the morning, started a chain of collisions

after it exited the bay bridge onto to fremont street.robert rueca/sfpd- "with that time of the morning, with people walking about, getting to and fro, uh, it's a miracle that no pedestrians were struck on the sidewalk." four people were injuried during the crash... including the driver who initiated the collision. they were all taken to hospitals... but the police department says those injuries don't appear to be life-threatening.robert rueca/sfpd- "we look at all avenues. at what may have caused this incident." the initial investigation shows that shortly after both the green and white ac transit buses exited the bridge... as the white bus attempted to make a right hand turn onto folsom street off fremont... the green bus, traveling behind it, lost control... ran into two cars ahead of it and then into the white bus before it veered onto the sidewalk.robert rueca/sfpd- "and, collided with a, a, building that's in construction," ac transit says it's unclear what caused the green bus to lose control. but that it will review surveillance video on both buses that captured the collisions. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(vicki) a few lanes of highway 24 in lafayette was shut down this morning for a couple hours... after a vehicle fatally struck a woman. it happened in the eastbound lanes of highway 24... near the on-ramp from pleasant hill road. police say a van... hit the woman who was walking in one of the right lanes of the highway. she was pronounced dead at the scene. chp officers have yet to identify her... the driver of the van... was uninjured and is cooperating with investigators. all lanes of highway 24 - were reopened around one this afternoon. (vicki) and to make matters worse for commuters this morning... a dog running around on bart tracks... caused major delays on bart. bart police say the dog was reported on the tracks at the coliseum station in oakland... at around 8 this morning. officers were able to remove the animal... but not before causing major

back ups. officials with bart have yet to locate the dogs owners and are not sure yet how the dog got loose on the tracks. (vicki) and if you haven't already - now's a good time to download the free kron four mobile app. we sent out a push alert this morning - letting people know about the standoff on i-80... that led to major traffic delays. get breaking news push alerts sent directly to your phone. (steve) the hot weather around the bay area is also making headlines today... this is a live look outside our ??? camera. chief meteorologist brittney shipp... is in the weather center now tracking the hot temps. brit? continued warm to hot across the region again this afternoon. minor cooling trend starts thursday, mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week.

(steve) you can get the latest forecast by logging on to our website... there

we've also posted a list of cooling centers that have opened up around the bay area - to help keep people cool. it's all on kron four dot com. (vicki) fire crews responded to calls of several fires burning at san francisco's john mclaren park.... (steve) it happened shortly before noon... the park is located near john f. shelley drive and mansell street ... between city's excelsior district and visitacion valley neighborhoods. crews found a total of four fires... which were in separate locations within the park... about 3 acres were burned. the fires were contained about an hour later... and remain under investigation. no injuries or structure damage... were reported. (steve) the fire that broke out in the oakland hills north of i-580 yesterday - is mostly contained tonight.. (vicki) catherine heenan is here with an update on the grassfire that prompted a huge response.. (catherine) a huge response - because of where it was happening...a dry, steep area....not too far from the site of the tragic firestorm of 1991...

this was the scene yesterday - as crews were using helicoptersand planes to drop water and fire retardant... early today they announced 80 percent containment....and hope to have the fire fully contained by 8 tonight.. a big development -- investigators think the fire began in an area on skyview drive where there's ongoing home construction. so they do 'not' believe this was a fire of suspicious origin. fire authorities say yesterday's fast response was critical in keepingthe flames to 22 acres....with no injuries or burned homes. deputy chief melinda drayton/oakland fire dept-- we don't wait anymore. we throw everything at it. we know how fast they move. we throw everything at it and we can always turn crews back. looking back at yesterday and how fast the fire took off, and how quickly we got resources here, we had an incredible coordinated effort yesterday. crews have stayed

on the scene to make sure there are no active flames.. they've been taking wind measurements and using drones to look for hot spots. interviews with potential witnesses were being done...to try to pinpoint theexact cause of the fire.. vicki and steve? (steve) should the ten p-m curfew at levi's stadium be extended?(steve) the city of santa clara is now considering it - after popular artist ed sheran canceled his scheduled performance at the stadium. and - people who live in the area are now weighing on this issue... find out what they had to say - coming up in a live report.(vicki) then, three men storm an east bay costco - taking whatever they can. we'll tell you who police are now searching for. (steve) but first - an update on the breaking news story we brought to you at the top of the hour. a deadly police shooting on interstate 80... is causing major traffic backups. an update - right after the break.

an update now on our breaking news story we are following our of emeryville. all westbound lanes of i-80 have áreopened - just minutes ago... after a deadly police shooting. the shooting happened around 9 this morning on the westbound lanes of i-80 near powell street. the entire freeway was shutdown for áhours... as police were investigating. this caused for major traffic backups - which have now

lingered into the evening commute. we will continue to bring updates on this story as they become available... on air and online at kron four dot com. (vicki) a curfew that says concerts at levis stadium must end by 10 pm will remain in effect until further notice. (steve) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now live from santa clara, residents closest to the stadium will get a chance to weigh in on whether that curfew should be extended. rob? (rob live) it comes down to a debate between those who argue the curfew is costing the city money because concerts are being cancelled and those who say people who live near the stadium deserve a good nights sleep. here's more. a public meeting about the curfew scheduled for tuesday night was cancelled. instead, the city council decided it will survey residents about whether the current 10 pm curfew should beextended. citing the cancellation of an upcoming concert by pop star ed sheeran, the 49erssay the

10 pm curfew is costing them and the city of santa clara a lot of money that might be used to fund city services. back in may, the popular band u-2 blew past the ten pm deadline, irritating nearby residents who were promised that noise would be controlled and that concerts would end early on week nights. now, those residents will be given priority as thecity will conduct an on-line survey about noise, traffic, parking and whether that curfew should be extended perhaps by one hour. i cruised around the neighborhoods closet to the stadium and conducted a survey of my own this afternoon. here are a few of the responses. "....in the summer, with the windows open, and the music go's past twn o'clock, it's pretty hard to sleep..." ".....it gets loud late at night when the people are coming around, not all of them but it depends on the crowd, certain bands are very loud...."".....let it go, i don't have a problem with that...they can go from 8 until 8 i dont have a problem with it...""....it depends, if its a school night they should quit at ten o'clock but on the weekends that should,let them

play and have their thing...." (rob live) the details of the survey are still in the works so it's not clear when or what impact they might have on future concerts or bookings. the city recently denied an exemption for the still scheduled appearance by the band cold play on october 4th, a wednesday night. live insanta clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) california's presidential

primary is happening three months earlier than it was during the 20-16 election. governor jerry brown signed legislation today to move up the primary from june to march in 20-20. supporters of the change want to give the state more influence in choosing the republican and democratic nominees. california awards the most delegates in the nominating contests. the primary is happening on the first tuesday in march....that means it likely falls on "super tuesday," when multiple states hold primaries. (vicki) fire crews are battling a wildfire that forced the evacuation of several dorms at cal poly san louis obispo. the fire has burned 95-acres and is 60- percent contained tonight. it started yesterday afternoon. firefighters say fortunately the wind blew the fire away from cal poly. their priority is working through steep, rough terrain to put out hotspots. some students say they are not surprised that the fire started yesterday.

movie and they came inside screaming, there's a fire, there's a fire.""it kind of makes sense where it started because it's exactly where students hangout...it's almost surprising it hasn't happened before with how dry it's been recently.">(vicki) all evacuation orders have been lifted... students and people who live nearby were allowed to go back home at around 8:00 last night. the roads that closed were re- opened. (steve) and we are taking a look live outside out ??? camera - as it's a hot one outside. let's check back in with let's check back in with chief meterologist brittney shipp - with a look at our forecast brit?

(vicki) it's happened again... a passenger filmed being dragged off an airplane - this time on a south west flight. we'll tell why - coming up. (steve) plus - president trump not backing down tonight. his latest attack... on those who choose to sit or kneel during the national anthem.

(steve) o.j. simpson... could be released on parole as soon as monday in las vegas under a plan being finalized by nevada officials. the process to free 'the juice' is in motion... however must be approved and documents must be signed by officals. meanwhile... simpson remains at lovelock correctional center... he would be moved to high desert state prison for

release. october first is the date a nevada parole board set in july...when it approved release for the 70-year-old simpson. (vicki) president trump says football players can protest during a game...but not during the national anthem. this was the scene last weekend... n-f-l players and owners kneeled, linked arms or stayed in the locker room during "the star-spangled banner" to protest racial injustice. president trump has been criticizing players who take a knee since a rally last week in alabama. the president says taking a knee during the national anthem is disrespecting our country...and there are plenty of other places where players can protest. the president says the n-f-l has to make changes to their business. (vicki) former san francisco

49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started the movement last year--to protest racial and social injustices. he remains out of a job. (steve) in giants news. san francisco pitcher matt cain... is hanging up his baseball mitt. the 32-year old says he'll retire after his start at 'at-and-t park'... this saturday against the san diego padres. cain broke the news to his giants teammates today in a closed meeting... before the game in arizona against the diamondbacks. the three- time all star pitched the first perfect game in giant's history back in 2012.2012. (vicki) east bay police searching for a couple a thieves... who stormed a hayward costco store and took everything they could get their hands on. coming up - who police are looking for. (steve) and next - some good news for commuters... all lanes of i-80 have reopened following a deadly police shooting. the bad news - major traffic backups. we'll have an update right

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stories... a deadly police shooting shuts down interstate 80 for hours. the westbound lanes of i-80 ... have finally reopened.

they opened about a half hour ago.... the shooting happened around 9 this morning on the westbound lanes of i-80 near powell street. the entire freeway was shutdown for hours... this caused for major traffic backups - which have now lingered into the evening commute. we will continue to bring updates on this story as they become available... on air and online at kron four dot com. (vicki) and - the area near fremont and folsom streets in san francisco has reopened. this after a bus collided with several vehicles including another bus. 5 people were injured. the crash closed the fremont/folsom street and harrison street off-ramps from interstate highway 80, but both have since reopened. no word yet on what caused the crash - and it remains under investigation. (steve) and it's hot, hot, hot around the bay area. here's a live look outside at the embarcadero. chief meteorologist brittney ship is tracking your forecast. (vicki) and - brit, how long will the hot temps stick around? continued warm to hot across the region again this

afternoon. minor cooling trend starts thursday, mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (on cam) (vicki)a costco store in the

east bay is targeted by robbers looking for jewelry. the robbers found what they were looking for in a jewelry display case inside the store (steve)police say three men used some kind of tool to pry the jewelry case open. during their getaway things turned violent. one costco shopper was on her way to the store when she got a call to stay away because the store was being robbed...she tells kron4's haaziq madyun her story three men robbed this costco on hesperian blvd in hayward just after the store opened at 10am wednesday morning. i spoke to a woman who was on her way to do some shopping there when she got a head-up call that the store was being robbed. she asked not to reveal her identity

one to the gas station">hayward police spokesperson sgt. tosha decosta hayward police are checking to see if there is any connection to recent jewelry robberies at costco stores in danville and foster city. this costco customer is aware of the other stores being robbed and feared the hayward location would be next

36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for deaths in the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire... pleaded not guilty in court today in response a preliminary hearing is set to begin on november 13th... for 47-year old derick almena and 27-year-old max harris. the hearing will determine if there's enough evidence for the former tenants to stand trial. prosecutors say the duo's reckless actions led to the december fire that killed 36. a judge today denied a motion by harris to have the charges against him dismissed... on the grounds that they aren't specific enough. both men could face face 39 years in state prison if convicted. (steve) police arrest a registered sex offenderthey say exposed himself to a 12- year-old girl in san jose. the victim was walking on hedding street on september 20th when officers say she

was encountered by nakia kaliwho was inside his car. the 42-year-old suspect allegedly exposed himselfand commited a lewd act. the victim provided officers with a description of kaliand a records check revealed that he was a registered sex offender. kali wa arrested on suspicion of indecent exposure with a prior, annoying a minor with a prior, lewd act in public. (vicki) an update now to a story we first brought to you on kron four news at five... police have identified the man accused of stabbing a police officer at s-f-o. he has been identified as 64- year-old dooris johnston from san francisco. he has been booked into the san mateo county jail accused of attempted homicide. police say they received a report about a suspicious person outside of baggage claim at terminal 1. police found the man inside the baggage area and confronted him. that is when the officer was stabbed in his hands... neck... face and legs. the 49-year-old officer is still in the hospital this evening with non-life threatening injuries. (steve) we are learning

new details about a crash in mill valley that injured 7 people. it happened around 2-30 yesterday afternoon in a in-and-out parking lot... at the strawberry village shopping center. police say the driver of the truck, a 56- year-old petaluma man... suffered a medical episode... causing him to lose control of his vehicle. the truck then traveled across several lanes of highway 101.. before driving through a chain-link fence... and... smashing into at least five cars in the in and out parking lot. six people were taken to the hospital... including a pregnant woman. everyone is expected to survive their injuries. (vicki) still ahead... former president obama reveals his softer side. the move his daughter made that made him cry.(steve) but first, viral video captures a passenger being dragged off a southwest flight. we'll show you what happened - next.

we are following more breaking news at this hour... officials at yosemite national park say one person was killed and another injured... in a rock fall on the granite face of el capitan. authorites say rocks came crashing down this afternoon... at the height of climbing season with at least 30 climbers on the wall. the injured person was being taken to a hospital near the park - we do not know their condition at this time. officials have yet to identify the person who was killed. (vicki) a passenger on a southwest flight set to leave from

baltimore last night -- was forcibly dragged off the flight...(steve) catherine heenan is here with more on what happened....and how the airline is responding.... it's been awhile since someone was dragged off a flight.... but if you thought airlines had figured out a better way to resolve these dramas - you're wrong. this was the scene on a southwest flight set to leave baltimore airport last night...headed for los angeles. the woman being dragged off by police had complained that she had life-threatening allergies to dogs...and there were two of them nearby. one was a passenger's support dog. when told the dogs wouldn't be removed -- she reportedly asked for an injection for her symptoms.but was told no again. southwest says she didn't have the required medical certificate. police then moved in - and of course, other passengers were recording what happened. woman - what are you doing? what are you doing? you ripped my pants.don't touch me - i'll walk off. passengers - she's walking - she's walking. officer -- then walk!!! you can hear

passengers begin to turn on the officers... tonight southwest airlines has apologized - sort of. saying they're "disheartened" by how this played out - but still insisting the woman neededa medical certificate. there's been a string of incidents this year involving passengers being forcibly removed from planes.. the most notorious - when 69-year-old david dao was dragged off an overbooked united flight in chicagolast april.. he was left bloodied and bruised as he was pulled down the aisle.... steve? (steve) one person was arrested and accused of pointing a laser at a c-h-p helicopter... take a look at this... c-h-p was helping police search for a violent felony suspect last wednesday. that is when

someone started pointing a laser at the helicopter. it caused the c-h-p crew to stop searching for the felony suspect. officers later arrested one person...if convicted they could face steep fines or imprisonment. c-h-p says lasers pointers are extremely dangerous to the aircrew and can cause blindness. (vicki) still ahead... puerto rico continues to face a crisis in the aftermath of hurricane maria. a look at the devastation right after the break. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (vicki) what is normally a (vicki) what is normally a

tough commute on westbound 80 was made even worse today. pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki... that traffic nightmare started with a police pursuit that ended in a gun fire. police were looking for a suspect in a homicide ... when they tried

to stop him in richmond... that's when the chase started.... ending with a standoff and then a shootout in the middle of interstate -80. that lead to complete gridlock on the busy highway.... with westbound lanes shutdown for hours. tonight, we will have the latest on the investigation ... and how traffic is moving tonight. we will have that story... and much more on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you and steve.. (steve) it's been one week since hurricane maria's landfall devastated puerto rico. and the situation is dire. with no power and sweltering temperatures, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find food, fresh water, and in some cases -- life-saving medical care. this is video of looters storming a grocery store.... karin caifa has the latest from washington, on how the federal government is trying to help -- and what's complicating efforts.

help -- on the way. a military plane carrying 3,500 pounds of bottled water, ready to eat meals, and other crucial supplies landed in san juan from miami wednesday morning. puerto rico, one week after the landfall of hurricane maria, is struggling for survival. nearly zero electricity. half of residents without running water. food and fuel running low.amid criticism, the federal government says, they're dealing with a very different kind of disaster response. daniel kaniewski / fema deputy administrator: the biggest challenge, of course, with this disaster operation, which makes different than responding to a u.s. state here in the continental u.s. is the 1,500 miles of ocean. the only options we have are flights and ships. the san juan airport also took a toll in the storm and flight activities have been limited, with relief efforts taking priority, and desperate passengers waiting to board few commercial flights, to take them away from the island. (mos) in this condition, he can die any

minute in here. we need to go. puerto rico's governor, again urging washington to help the island out, during their time of need. gov. ricardo rossello / governor of puerto rico: during harvey, we sent out resources to texas as well so that they help in the rescue process. now it is time to take a quick decision and help out puerto rico. on monday, fema said more than 10,000 federal staff members were on the ground in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands, also hit hard by maria. in washington, i'm karin caifa. time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. continued warm to hot across the region again this afternoon. minor cooling trend starts thursday, mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into

saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week.

(vicki) pew research center recently reported online abuse is as rampant as ever-- with four in ten u-s adults saying they've been harassed online. now-- instagram is trying to rein in the trolls. the facebook- owned photo-sharing app has introduced a comment-control tool this week-- instagram users will now have a handful of filtering options for comments. comments can also be blocked from specific users. (steve) if you're seeing longer tweets on your timeline-- it's not a glitch. twitter has doubled its limit to 280 characters, but only for a small test group. the test group includes those who tweet in certain languages, including english, spanish and portuguese. users writing in japanese, chinese and korean won't see the change. twitter said that's because those languages can express more ideas in less

words. twitter hasn't decided yet if it will expand the feature to all users. (vicki) we watched her grow up in the white house. now... malia obama is in college.(steve) and former president obama is revealing how emotional it was to say goodbye.(steve) malia moved into her harvard dorm over a month ago. she took a year off before starting college. during that time... malia interned for the weinstein company. she also went to the sundance film festival... and she traveled with her family to bali. "why does it smell? why is some of his skin growed off? and how did he die?"(vicki) up next, a dead

whale that washed ashore on a beach in anchorage, alaska has become quite the attraction. but tonight, it has a many kids asking a lot of questions. we'll have this story right after the break.

a dead humpback whale washed up on the shore of kincaid beach in anchorage, alaska. we want to warn viewers some of the images you're about to see may be hard to watch. however, as heather hintze reports... it was a fascinating find for

local children -- who had lots of questions. --reporter pkg-as follows-- this strong cook inlet tide brought a visitor to kincaid beach.mos: "we wanted to go for a hike and thought well why not go see a whale?"with this whale carcass came many questions from four year olds sophia and juliana. children/mos: "how did he walk up on here? but why does he have bugs all over him? where is his, um, eyes? why does it smell? why is some of his skin growed off? and how did he die?"scientists don't know how the whale died just yet... but they say it's been floating around for at least 10 days. noah put up caution signs in the area...but that didn't deter people from getting a closer look.mos: "it's actually smaller than what i thought it was going to be. i thought it was going to be a little bit larger but like the size of maybe a large school bus and then a half. i didn't think that the skin would be peeling off but the skin's peeling off and, looks like their, the tongue is hanging out of its mouth." children/mos: "what's that?"

sofia's mom jenny piggott says the impromptu field trip was a good learning experience for the girls. mos: "because i think that it's so interesting for them to see nature at its finest."mos: "i just can't believe the sheer size of this animal and the smell."downwind of the carcass...everyone was talking.children/mos: "stinky. yucky. when he gets through his tongue, it smells to my nose, you know?"voice of reporter: "what does it smell like?"child: "it smells like our bottoms."still many braved the smell for a snapshot or a selfie. they say it's a rare chance to see an animal of this size so close and are taking advantage of the opportunity until the tide washes the whale back to sea. (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 thank you... next at six.... a police shootout leads to a

traffic nightmare in the eastbay. coming up... the latest on the investigation... and tonight's commute.(pam) and breaking news from yosemite... where there has been a deadly rockslide. we will have the latest information next on kron 4 news at six. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. one laugh, and hello so i tried always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind.

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(pam) and i'm pam moore. all lanes on the freeway re- opened just about an hour ago. you saw that live here on kron four. for those of you not familiar with interstate- 80 ... this map gives you an idea of the location. the shootout happened right in the area known as the macarthur maze ... close to the bay bridge. kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live from emeryville tonight... she has information about what led up to this deadly shootout ... as well as the suspect. a standoff with a homicide suspect snarls traffic tying it up for hours - right now, 10 hours after the intial pursuit and crash occurred, bay area motorists are still suffering from the effects of this - at this hour, we are learning more information about the suspect and hearing from eye witnesses to the violent confrontation between the suspect and officers - that confrontation that ultimately lead to the suspect dying. kron four's terisa estatcio has been following this story throughout the day for us tracking down

information, she joins us live from i80 with more details.. including when the freeway may re-open. raiden brenner, witness antwaun king, witness lt. felix tan, richmond pddan seaman, chpchief jennifer tejada, emeryville the effects of this standoff profound. one man is dead. and bay area traffic at a standstill for thousands of motorists. it all started around 8am when fairfield authorities sounded the alarm that they were looking for a homicide suspect - that ultimately lead to a pursuit and a shootout on the freeway in front of commuters. (estacio reporting) i saw it happen - raiden brenner was driving in the morning commute just past the maze when traffic came to a standstill then a standoff and shoot off between law enforcement and the driver in this black suv unfolded right in front of him. police asked him to get out, he did not but then did and he fired, and they fired.

antwaun king. they fired, 30-40 rounds. it was dramatic. éantwaun king also was an eye witness. king. it was dramatic. brenner. it was sad. the suspect was later pronounced dead - the standoff initally started as a pursuit, after richmond police were notified by fairfield police that a man wanted in a 2015 murder was in their city. lt. felix tan. we tried to stop him. but he drove off to west bound 180. that is when chp became involved - chp. we put down the stripe and it stopped, then he crashed. and that is how the standoff came to be - between officers and the suspect. negotionations took place, but in the end shots were fired, and the suspect died. authorities say because of the dynamics of the shooting, west bound 180 had to be shut down for hours. chief jennifer tejada, emeryville - we had to collect evidence. (estacio) there is no word on the name of the suspect, only a mention of the victim and again, it was a 2015 case, the victim. xyz. here in emeryville - a pursuit, standoff and shooting leads to one person dead, and a massive traffic tie up here's what happened. ealy this morning, richmond police were notified that at murder suspect from fairfield was in their city. oifficer attempted to stop the person, but he took off to west bound i80 chp put down a strip and the driver crazed near the maze. officers attempted to talk the driver out, but they say he stated shooting and they fatally wounded him. after nearly 8 hours, i80 was finally reopened. the investigation continues.

(pam) traffic has been a big issue throughout the day ... the shootout happened at one of the bay area's arteries. we want to give you a quick look at the traffic right now... this is from the kron four website. the red which indicates slow moving traffic.. has been the theme traffic.. has slow moving traffic.. has been the theme throughout the day in the area... the closure has had an interesting trickle down. traffic heading into san francisco over the bay bridge ... has been much lighter most of the day than usual for a weekday. drivers caught in the middle of today's mess got a lot more thanthey bargained for... catherine heenan is here with some reaction.... ( catherine) of

course the traffic was backed up for hours...but people were encountering a lot more than a long wait... some of them were on the front lines of the drama....and were able tosee and hear part of the stand-off with police. kron 4's will tran talked to a couple of those commuters....who even heard the gunfire. for the most part - for the most part - people stayed calm

and were resigned to the situation. one woman said that once it became clear she wasn't going anywhere....she took it asan opportunity to actually relax a little.. pam and steve? (pam) in san francisco.... an out- of- control a-c transit bus .... slammed into at least two cars, and another bus, after exiting the bay bridge. (steve) the collisions happened just before 9-30 -this morning, on fremont street between harrison and howard streetskron four's philippe djegal reports though some people were injuried... considering the time of day this happened, the outcome could have been a lot worse. (philippe) two ac transit bus operators and two passengers were taken to hospitals... after this green coach barreled into the white bus during the morning commute.robert lyles/ac transit- "both of those coaches had just exited the fremont exit of the bay bridge." ac transit spokesperson robert lyles says the initial investigation

shows that as the white bus attempted to make a right hand turn onto folsom street off fremont... the green bus, traveling behind it, lost control... ran into two cars ahead of it and then into the white bus before it veered onto the sidewalk.robert lyles/ac transit- "we're incredibly fortunate that there were no, um, significant or severe injuries here. um, we know that this is an incredibly well-traveled area. particularly on foot. um, so we are very grateful that there were no additional injuries of pedestrians or bystanders." ac transit says that all of it's buses are equipped with surveillance cameras...robert lyles/ac transit- "that video will be pulled and will be reviewed by both our safety staff as well as law enforcement to get a better understanding of what happened." was it human error or was there a mechanical problem?robert lyles/ac transit- "the buses will be taken back to ac transit facilities and then we'll begin kind of the forensic investigation as to what may have transpired on the bus." the buses involved in the crash were transbay lines, coming from the east bay into the city. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( steve ) with everything

going on today... the kron four mobile app was busy sending out alerts about all the developments with the traffic. it is available for free for apple and android devices.. be sure to enable the push alert feature to stay on top of breaking news. a live look outside right now... another hot sunshiney day around the bay..(steve) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. continued warm to hot across the region again this afternoon. minor cooling trend starts thursday, mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. ( pam ) breaking ( pam )( pam ) ( pam ) breaking news out

of yosemite national park. at least one person is dead and another injured after what park officials are calling ... a rockfall at el capitan. this video of the scene just came into the kron 4 newsroom about 30 minutes ago. crews are searching to determine whether there are any more victims. el capitan is one of the most popular climbing spots at

yosemite... and one of the most iconic features of the park. yosemite officials say, the park remains open to visitors. ( steve ) investigators are looking into multiple fires tonight at a popular san francisco park. the first fire started just before 12 p-m at mclaren park. the park is in between the city's excelsior district and visitacion valley neighborhoods . it is near mansell street. when firefighters arrived... they discovered there wasn't one fire... but at least three burning at different locations within the park. about three acres burned and no one was hurt and no buildings damaged. kron 4 is looking into whether they may a fire bug at work... we will have more on this story tonight on kron four news at eight. (pam) fire crews are monitoring hotspots from that fire which broke out in the oakland hills. the first started yesterday afternoon, north of interstate 5-80 .. it threatened homes nearby. it burned 22 acres and is now 80-percent contained. crews hope to have the fire fully contained by 8:00

tonight. the brush fire is not too far from the site of the tragic firestorm of 19-91. this was the scene yesterday... crews used helicopters and planes to drop water and fire retardant. investigators think the fire may have started in an area on skyview drive, where there is ongoing home construction. fire authorities say, yesterday's fast response was critical in keepingthe flames to 22 acres.... with no injuries or burned homes. (pam) the two men charged with 36 - counts of involuntary manslaughter ... for deaths in the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire... pleaded not guilty in court today in response a preliminary hearing is set to begin on november 13th ... for 47-year old derick almena and 27-year-old max harris. the hearing will determine if there is enough evidence for the former tenants to stand trial. prosecutors say, the duo's reckless actions led to the december fire that

killed 36 people. a judge today denied a motion by harris, to have the charges against him dismissed ... on the grounds that they are not specific enough. both men could face 39- years in state prison, if convicted. ( steve ) in the south bay a registered sex offender finds himself in trouble with the law again. san jose police say they arrested nakia kali for indecent exposure as well as lewd acts in public. investigators say a 12-year- old girl walking home from school saw the suspect inside his car and reported what was happening to police. the girl gave them a good description as well the license plate of the vehicle. police ran the plate and tracked down kali. he is now in the santa clara county jail. ( steve ) a jogger is dead tonight after getting struck on highway 24 this morning. the california highway patrol says it happened in the eastbound direction right near the pleasant hill road on-ramp just after 11 a-m. the driver that stuck the woman pulled over and is cooperating with investigators. we knock the person that was hit

is a woman... her name has not been released. three lanes were shutdown for the investigation... they have since reopened. coming up.. students race for safety after a fire breaks out at cal poly san luis obisbo there's a new timetable for the release of o.j. simpson from prision in nevada. how soon he may be heading to florida. fans of music want more exemptions .... or an extended curfew at levi's stadium... but santa clara officials are getting feedback from neighbors first.

( pam top vo) south bay fans of pop star ed sheeran will have to wait and see him elsewhere ... after the recent announcement that he will not be performing at levis stadium in santa clara. sheeran apparently cancelled the show because of the curfew twhcih says, the music there cannot run past 10- pm on weekdays. (2-shot/pam) critics want the curfew to be extended .... or more exemptions be granted. (2-shot/steve) in response, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the city ofsanta clara will be reaching out to stadium neighbors for some feedback. romulo rosario lives about as close to levis stadium as you can get andhe has doesn't mind if the concerts run late... romulo rosario/stadium neighbor "....i go in the house and close the door and i can't hear anything..."soon rosario and his neighbors will be surveyed about whether the city

should extend a 10 pm weekday curfew on concerts at levis stadium, which has the support of people like steve shinsato, who lives about two blocks away.steve shinsato/stadium neighbor"......it can get loud and sometimes we can hear the people outside our house and they're smoking a joint and they're loud...."the 49ers, who manage the stadium, blame the curfew for lost business and hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost revenue that might otherwise be spent on police and other city services. some peoplethink the city should leave well enough alone.adolfo arias/stadium neighbor ".....on school nights they should leave the curfew at 10 pm but on weekends let them party and have their way...." hoping to avoid the backlash that resulted when the band u-2 failed to heed the curfew back in may, the city denied

an exemption for the october 4th concert by cold play. that's just fine with neighbor tuan chu, who says it's noisy enough around here as it is. tuan chu/stadium neighbor "....over here we are already dealing with so many issues. number one are the loud airplanes and than there are the trains and then there is great america....the noise is a health hazard...."in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve on cam)a jewelry case is targeted by robbers at costco on hesperian blvd in haywardit happened just after 10am. hayward police say three men used a tool to break into the jewelry case and stole several items. a woman who was on her way to shop at costco this morning got a call from someone inside alerting her that the store was being robbed. she asked not to reveal her identity

was going to happen. it's scary knowing that one way or another sooner or later somebody is going to come up, you know, maybe shoot up in the sky inside the warehouse. somebody could get shot. you know, it's scary."> hayward police investigators say a security guard got into a physical confrontation trying to stop the robbers from getting away. the three men robbers were last seen driving in a grey four-door toyota corolla. if you have any information about this robbery hayward police would like to hear from you (pam) people are returning

home after a large wildfire forced evacuations in southern california. firefighters gained some control of the fire which did burn a home ... and threatened nearly two- thousand others near corona. evacuation orders for six- hundred homes have now been lifted. the canyon fire started on monday, and has burned two- thousand acres .. it is 20-percent contained. fire crews say, there are no more open flames. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. (pam) evacuation orders have been lifted after a wildfire broke out at cal poly san louis obispo. the fire has burned 95-acres.... it is 60-percent contained tonight. it started yesterday afternoon. firefighters say, fortunately the wind blew the fire away from the cal poly campus. their priority now is working through steep, rough terrain to put out hotspots. multiple dorms on campus had to be evacuated. some students say, they

are not surprised that the fire started yesterday. (pam) students, and people who live nearby, were allowed to go back home at around 8:00- last night. the roads that closed were re-opened. let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. continued warm to hot across the region again this afternoon. minor cooling trend starts thursday, mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow

increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (steve) tax plan coming up... the president is putting a new tax plan on the table for the first time in decades ... as the specifics come in tonight .. who wins and who loses.. (pam) bank and credit card customers feel (steve) tax plan coming

up... the president is putting a new tax plan on the table for the first time in decades ... as the specifics come in tonight .. who wins and who loses.. (pam) bank and credit card customers feel mistreated and fed up with the

financial fine print that is stacked against them .. now, possible changes in the works..

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pick -- president trump is taking on a new challenge.. he is proposing the most sweeping tax overhaul in decades.. catherine heenan is here with more.. (catherine) the president has begun a full- throttle push to slash taxes...announcing the plan after arriving in indiana today... he's proposing an array of tax cuts for individuals and businesses...he and congressional republicans say the plan will be "simple and fair." the plan calls for cutting the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.. and it doubles the standard deduction for married taxpayers filing jointly to 24- thousand dollars..and 12- thousand for individuals. he also wants to eliminate taxes on large inheritances. president donald trump:we're doing everything we can to reduce the tax burden on you and your family by eliminating tax breaks and loopholes. we will ensure that the benefits are focused on the middle

class, the working men and women, not the highest income earners. and it's not good for me, believe me. critics say the president isn't actually offering many details yet on how working peoplemight benefit... the plan also leaves intact the deduction for mortgage interest and charitable deductions.. the proposal has been months in the making...and meets a political imperative for republicansto deliver a tax code overhaul -- after the failure of the health care repeal. pam and steve? (steve) calfironia moved its presidential primary three months earlier than it was during the 20-16 election. governor jerry brown signed legislation today to move up the primary from june to march in 20-20. supporters of the change want to give the state more influence in choosing the republican and democratic nominees. california awards the most delegates in the nominating contests. the primary is

happening on the first tuesday in march....that means it likely falls on "super tuesday," when multiple states hold primaries. (pam) a live look at the bay bridge .. following a horrendous commute around the bay today.. ... interstate- 80 westbound is finally open after an earlier police action and people are now making their way onto the bridge .. (steve) a major announcement from a long time giant ... matt cain is calling it quits.. we'll tell you when the right hander is leaving the pitching mound.(pam) consumers complain the system is stacked against them when they are abused by banks and credit card companies .. now some in congress are looking at ways to protect them.. that's ahead.

( catherine ) a big story tonight... the traffic in the bay area. a shootout on interstate 80 shutdown the freeway in both directions for hours. the eastbound lanes reopened first... the westbound not until about 90 minutes ago... ( steve ) a lot of consumers have

no idea that when they apply for credit card or open a bank account, they also forfeit their right to sue the company. ( pam ) but a new rule allows people to override that and fight back.. however, the rule is not yet permanent. kron 4's washington correspondent jason newton ... looks at how some

lawmakers want to level the playing field. ááátake pkgááásenate democrats announced wednesday their plans to make it easier for customers to collectively sue large companies like equifax and wells fargo.sen. al franken/ d-mn00:23:06 "they allow corporate america to take advantage of a shadow justice system. this is in secret. there's no process here." 11 secsthe consumer financial protection bureau bans companies from using mandatory arbitration that forces consumers to settle all cases individually, áoutsideá of courtbut in the wake of recent security breaches, lawmakers say it's time for action..leahy00:16:03 "the average person, the consumer gets hurt. the ceo gets millions of dollars in salaries every year." 9 secs senate democrats vowed to keep that ban in place.. sotreed "millions of americans have been abused by these companies and their rights will not be realized in forced arbitration." 9 secsin washington, i'm jason newton.

cars and the white bus ahead of it before eventually crashing onto the sidewalk and a building under construction. investigators say its unclear if human error or a mechanical problem caused the crash. both bus operators and two passengers were injuried... but not severely. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. here at this costco on hesperian blvd in hayward three men robbed the jewelry display case wednesday morning. no weapons were used but police say the robbers were violentin hayward haaziq madyun kron4news

here in santa clara....the 10 pm weekday concert curfew at levis stadium is under new scrutiny. in response to critics who claim the curfew is making it hard to book concerts, at least one of which has been cancelled, the city is reaching out to residents. an on line survey is in the works that will poll those residents nearest the stadium about noise, traffic, parking and the curfew. in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... continued warm to hot across the region again this afternoon. minor cooling trend starts thursday, mainly near the coast with further cooling all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow

increases. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (steve) just ahead... a high tech surprise and it's not coming out of silicon valley.. the latest on a drone taxi service .. we'll tell you where testing is already

underway. ( pam ) a reminder ... fleet week is coming up ... and that means so are the 'blue angels'. you will be able to watch the show live exclusively on kron 4 on october 7th. it starts at 2 p-m ... our mark danon and brittney shipp will be hosting. don't miss the two- hour spectacular showcasing of one of the best aerial teams around.

the smoke could be seen for miles.multiple fires burn in a san francisco park all around the same time.coming up.. is this the work of an arsonist? what we are learning from fire investigators tonight on kron 4 news at 8. (steve) there is a race to see who will be the first to offer unmanned consumer aerial transport ... and dubai may have just taken the lead.(pam) the country is testing the world's first flying taxi service. take a look at this... the autonomous air taxi is an unmanned, electric flying vehicle. it has two seats, 18 rotors and can take off and land vertically. dubai's crown prince was the first test passenger. the vehicle's maker, "volocopter," says.... it flies based on g-p-s tracks. if all goes well, the new service could launch in the next five years.

in sports... matt cain says saturday's start will be the last of his career......and we talk to extreme sports athlete bill bradley... you won't believe his latest exploit... gary with "epic" bill bradley... coming up

main cain will pitch his final game as a giant saturdayand it will also be the last of his career before today's game in arizona cain told his teammates in a closed meeting that he'll retire at the end of this seasoncain made his big-league debut with the giants in 2005 he pitched a perfect game in 2012 and in 2 of the giants' 3 winning world

series appearances since 2010. he was also a 3-time all-starhere was cain today on his retirement(sot: cain)(wipe to giants-d'backs) "i started out in 2002 with the giants uniform on and knowing that's the exact same way i'm gonna be going out is with a giants uniform on. i've been able to be lucky enough to be in the same organization and it means picture myself putting different uniform on." to the game cain encouraging his teammatesbut the giants blow a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the 9th 3-3 bases loaded sam dyson walks david peralta to force in the winning run a"walk of walk" for the d'backsfinal: 4-3 d'backsgiants 97th loss they will lose 100 games if they go 0-for-3 against the padres starting friday (they only otheer season tjhey've lost

100 in 1985) the final home game of the season for the a'sthe team band was out at the coliseum this afternoonbottom 9th/ 5-5 tiemark cahna the cal mark cahna tiemark cahna the cal product takes it all the way onto the stairs in left field a walk -off home run!and of course after the game cahna knew it was coming the pie in the face then the water then the gatoraidefinal: 6-5 a's the fbi investigation into college basketball coaches and bribes has claimed one big fishlouisville coach rick pitino was placed on unpaid administrsative leave along with atheltic director tom jurich by the school today it is in essence an unofficial firingfbi documents indicate a louisville recruit's family was paid $100,000 by an unknown staffer at the school pitino was already suspended

and the school placed on probation for a sexual scandal involveing an assistant coach providing players with escorts and strippersfour assistant coaches have been arrested in the probe so far our guest tonight is a longtime friend of the show extreme sports athlete bill bradley aka "eipc" bill bradley he's run the grand canyon swam the elglist channel climbed mountains and braved the most extreme conditions with running, biking, hiking or swimminghis latest feat completeing the "quad badwater" which is 4 consecutive trips from death valley to the top of mount whitney and back here he is "epic" bill bradley!

(pam) texting while walking and driving are no-no's ... but what about when you fly.. the st last weather and goodbye

final look with chief meteorologist a full hour of entertainment news is on the way.

it happened again. >> don't touch me! >> kicked off a plane because she says she's allergic to dogs. >> what are you doing? >> jeez, lady get off the plane. >> what you need to know if you're allergic to pets and

plan to fly. >> then, accused killer clown. >> the woman cops say dressed up as a clown and shot her lover's wife in the face when she opened the front door. >> plus, national anthem firestorm, the shocking photo of the west point grad who scribbled communism will win inside his hat. >> and mother versus daughter. >> she's just lying. >> modern family actress ariel winters shocking allegations against her mother. now her mom tells her side. >> as a mom, do you think that this was an appropriate dress for your 10-year-old to wear on a red carpet? >> then, stretching the truth? you've seen the commercial, the incredibly strong garden hose that two trucks can't pull apart. >> so will the brass bullet hold up just like the commercial? >> ready, here we go. we put it to the test. >> plus, the question megyn kelly asked that got jane fonda so upset. >> now inside edition with

deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. it has happened again, another passenger dragged from an airplane, this time becausshe says she was allergic to the service dogs accompanying another traveler. jim moret has our report. >> i will walk off, don't touch me. >> a harrowing scene as a woman is forcibly removed from a plane. >> i'm sorry, my dad has a surgery, what are you doing? >> lady, let's go. >> it happened on a southwest airlines flight from baltimore to los angeles. the woman claimed to have a life-threatening allergy to pets, and there were two dogs on board. when she couldn't produce medical documents, she was asked to get off, but refused. that's when the maryland department of transportation police were called. >> walk! >> i'm a professor. what are you doing to me? >> some passengers were horrified at what they were seeing. >> show them that you're walking. >> i can't walk. he's got my leg. >> others pleaded with her to calm down.

>> jeez, lady get off the plane. >> passenger bill dumais shot this video. >> a lot of people on the plane, the passengers were saying look, please just walk off the plane. the woman across from me was saying don't hurt yourself. deal with the issue outside the plane. don't get hurt. >> an increasing number of animal lovers are taking their pets on board planes. some airlines allow up to eight pets per flight, and that doesn't include service animals which travel for free. the faa says passengers can expect to be exposed to pet dander on every flight. >> most airlines will make an effort to seat you away from animals. southwest airlines says passengers who say they cannot travel safely with pets must produce a medical certificate. the airline called the incident disheartening. we publicly offer our apologies to this customer for her experience. the woman was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest and released on her own recognizance. >> i will walk off, don't touch me! >> let's walk! >> deborah: the department