(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. 3 suspects have been arrested in vallejo... but two are still on the loose. the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. the first on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. and then about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. kron 4's haaziq madyun picks up the story from there... a high speed police pursuit of five home invasion suspects in this minivan stops after a collision with another vehicle. at that point the five suspects, 4 men and a woman inside van got out and started running in different directionssot the wild scene took place on redwood road in outside of linda bracciotti's flower shop sotthis is a photo of one of the three home invasion suspects being arrested. a perimeter was set up and the search was on for the remaining two suspects, a man and a woman spotted running away from the vansot

sgt. spencer scrum/sonoma county sheriff's office: "they shot two people and killed one person. so we know they are armed we know they are violent, so we do consider them armed and dangerous">sgt. spencer scrum of the sonoma county sheriff's office says the five suspects are wanted in connection to a pair of pre- dawn, violent, home invasion robberies in santa rosa. the suspects tied up the victims... sot

(grant) we have team coverage tonight... as we are learning more about how this all started in sonoma county. (vicki) kron4's terisa estacio is live in santa rosa tonight... terisa... what can you tell us? sonoma county sheriffs' deputies guard this home as crime scene investigators must do their job of documenting what happened here. what we know right now is that around 630, authorities say the

suspects in this vehicle stormed into the home and shots were fired misty harris. when deputies arrived they found someone shot that person unfortunately died at the scene. misty harris with sonoma county sheriff's department says the scene at melcon was actually the second of two home invasions. the first case, around 4:20 at a home on the 1900 block of fulton road. both connected and both later tied to this van found by police in vallejo. 3 people were caught, swat teams memebers are still looking for two suspects. harris says drugs seem to tied the two cases. harris. was this a drug deal gone back? we don't know, but we do know that marijuana play a factor in both cases. harris adds that violence of this type - two home invasions where guns were reportedly used against residents is not common in the county. harris. this is very unusual this type of violence for sonoma county. (grant) (grant) (grant) kron 4 first told

you about the home invasions through our mobile app. we sent a push alert right to your phone. make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (vicki) new tonight at 5... an investigation is underway after complaints of flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond. the bay area air quality

management district says inspectors are on the scene. this morning... they received at least two complaints of flaring. it's not clear what lead to the flaring... or what chemicals may have been released into the air. chevron released a statement saying... "there has been some intermittent flaring at the richmond refinery this morning. we apologize for any concern this has caused our neighbors. there is no need to shelter in place. flares are a highly regulated safety device monitored by the air district used in the refineries. this is an isolated incident and the refinery continues to operate." (grant) in marin county... a man is arrested on suspicion of d-u-i after a crash that killed his passenger. the crash was last week in marshall. police say 23-year-old lucas mcfadden was driving on shoreline highway around 4:30 a-m. they say he crashed head-on into a truck that was towing an excavator. 18-year-old ricardo de santiago was a passenger... and died in the crash. mcfadden suffered major injuries. he is now facing vehicular manslaughter charges. there is now a

go-fund-me page to help de santiago's family with funeral expenses. we have a link posted on our website at kron4-dot-com. (vicki) a massive amount of water flooded the streets around south el camino real and norte dame & 9th avenue in san mateo this morning after a water main broke. kron4's maureen kelly reports that a catholic school had to cancel classes today and tomorrow because of the damage. water from the broken 24 inch transmission line flooded streets....requiring lanes of traffic on busy south el camino real to be blocked off....and created a lake in the courtyard of st matthew's catholic school. it happened before 7am....so only a few early drop off students had to be evacuated. looks kind of muddy it looks really muddy it's kind of depressing but i kind of like it because we don't have schoolthe classrooms were not affected, but school staff and parent volunteers could be seen cleaning up the gym and the church, which bore the brunt. it's mostly the floor the carpets the water got pretty deep especially in our gymnasium but we have multiple

restoration cruise and everybody is working side-by- side trying to quickly get the water out the mud out will begin the repairs as soon as we canclose to a half dozen homes on nearby avalon drive had water flooding into their basements and garages. the resident of this house didn't want to go on camera but says they've only been back in their house 9 months after a big remodel, and will need to move out again until this mess is cleaned up.and a man who lives just north of where the break happened says his son's car was flooded. here's a picture of what it looked like before they got the water out. it's pretty flooded it 8 inches of water in the inside had to drain it out and vacuum it outby mid afternoon the spokesman for california water service said they still did not know what caused the line to break. will know more as we get into the repair as we have the engineers take a look at it. age is not the only factor on main breaks it can be a pike condition pipe material soil conditions earth movement etc.no one lost service because of the break...and what is coming out of the taps was unaffected and drinkable. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) now to the voliatle

markets for the second time this week, the dow saw its numbers significantly plunge. the dow lost nearly one-thousand-33 points today. that's the second thousand-point decline this week. and it officially means the dow is in correction mode...the average is down 10 percent from its record high just two weeks ago. experts blame the plunge on continued concerns over the bond market, inflation and interest rates. the nasdaq and s-and-p also saw steep losses, with each falling nearly four percent. (vicki)more and more bay area residents are getting fed up with the high cost of living and the crowded freeways. but while tens of thousands of people are leaving for other places ... you might be surprised at who's moving in. (grant)catherine heenan is here to explain.catherine?

(catherine) yes some surprising numbers in a new study of the silicon valley economy. in the past two years, the region from santa clara to daly city has lost 44=thousand people to other parts of the country. at the same time - it gained nearly 45- thousand new immigrants from foreign countries. the online real estate firm redfin says sacramento is the top choice for people leaving the south bay.... followed by los angeles, seattle, portland and san diego.and the migration is driving up real estate prices in those cities. at the same time silicon valley is attracting record numbers of foreigners.the joint venture economic study found two out of five residents of santa clara and san mateo counties were born in another country.a hiher percentage than san francisco, and far above the state and national averages.mexico, china, india and other asian countries supply two thirds of the immigrants.foreign=born workers now occupy two=thirds of the jobs in computers and mathematics.and for the first time. a majority of residents speak a language other than english at home.

(catherine) the report also noted that report also the (catherine) the report also noted that most silicon valley residents now have at least an undergraduate college degree ... and that 30 percent of young adults under 35 live with their parents.. you can find find the full report on our website, kron four dotcom.grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another sunny day with warm temperatures all the way to the coast. it is a little cooler near the coast as high pressure begins to weaken. there will be some bigger changes as we head into the weekend. it will be mostly

clear tonight with a few patches of coastal fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see how the ridge of high pressure is beginning to weaken. this will allow an area of low pressure to drop right over the top for the weekend. it won't bring us any rain but it will help to bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures as well as gusty winds. so enjoy another mostly sunny day tomorrow with a stronger sea breeze kicking in in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will still be nice and in the 60s and mid 70s. it will be windy at times on saturday with much cooler temps in the 60s. there is a slight chance of a few light showers on monday but it doesn't look like much. mild and dry weather will return on wednesday. (vicki) coming up... several coming up... (vicki) coming up... several

people are forced from their home after a fire in the south bay... hear from a neighbor who rushed to help the victims in the middle of the night. (grant) plus... the 49ers now have the highest paid football player ever. sports director gary radnich joins us on set to talk about jimmy g's deal. (vicki) and after the break... a a-c transit bus crashes into a home in the east bay... hear how it happened.

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reaction collision this morning berkeley involving an a-c transit bus .. and two other cars. kron 4's lydia pantazes was on the scene and explains how it all unfolded. we're told that the bus was actually traveling towards us on ashby avenue when a car was actually crossing california. that bus crashed into the drive side of that sedan.so the impact of the collision forced the two cars into a parked car and then into the front of an occupied residence, er a occupied house here on the 1500 block.this accident happened just shortly after 6:30 this morning .i felt a loud 'boom,' deaf i can feel vibrations i thought it was an earthquake but it wasn't. i got up and just went to walk around the house and see what it was, saw lights, read ac transit bus ... 20 feet from outside of my house. yeah it was pretty scary. um well i was sleeping and you know just there dreaming and stuff and uh it was a huge ... crash and i like kinda just

brushed it off, didn't think about it until i started hearing helicopters and sirens and stuff.we do know again that one person is dead there was one person on the bus and the driver as well both of those people were not injured. we do know that there was people in the house, but nobody was injured in the home either. berkeley, lydia pantazes, kron 4 news. (vicki) a big story we're tracking. four people are without a home tonight...after a fire broke out a single - story duplex in los gatos. it happened around nine last night on dardaneli lane. when firefighters arrived to the scene... they found flames coming from inside one unit of the duplex. the flames were put within an hour...however three occupants are suffering from fire related injuries. two of the injuries were considered moderate...and one minor. kron four spoke with a brave neighbor...who rushed in to help firefighters. (sot) "i walked outside and there was a flame going on at my neighbors house. i just helped

pull the mom out and went and got the neighbor honestly firefighters say four people were displaced by the fire...and are being helped by the american red cross. the cause of the fire...is under investigation. (grant) the wait is over 49ers fans... jimmy garoppolo and the niners agree to a five-year deal worth over 137-million dollars.(vicki) jimmy g. becomes the highest paid player in n-f-l history after only five starts with the 49ers. our sports director, gary radnich joins us to explain what this means for the future of the organization. (gary) he might not be joe

montana or steve young... but garoppolo is getting paid like a franchise quarterback. jimmy g. is expected to jimmy g. is expected to make 27-point-five per season... double of what tom brady is currently making. he will earn 74-million dollars in guaranteed money. garoppolo's record-breaking contract eclipses matthew stafford's deal signed in august. this was the 49ers priority when the traded a second-round pick to the patriots for garropolo. the 26-year-old took over a team that was 1-10... and

led the niners win their last five games. with the 49ers signing garoppolo to a long-term deal and still having plenty of cap space... santa clara now becomes a great destination for free agents.

(grant) the eagles held a championship parade today. more than two million people showed up

to cheer on their team, celebrating the first super bowl victyory in franchise history. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another sunny day with warm temperatures all the way to the coast. it is a little cooler near the coast as high pressure begins to weaken. there will be some bigger changes as we head into the weekend. it will be mostly clear tonight with a few patches of coastal fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see how the ridge of high pressure is beginning to weaken. this will allow an area of low pressure to drop right over the top for

the weekend. it won't bring us any rain but it will help to bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures as well as gusty winds. so enjoy another mostly sunny day tomorrow with a stronger sea breeze kicking in in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will still be nice and in the 60s and mid 70s. it will be windy at times on saturday with much cooler temps in the 60s. there is a slight chance of a few light showers on monday but it doesn't look like much. mild and dry weather will return on wednesday. (grant) (grant) still ahead... next

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you may have noticed some of the seats have turned yellow recently.(vicki) take a look... bart says they are replacing the covers of all priority seats on cars with this new yellow-mustard fabric. they say it's a way to remind people that those seats are for those who need it. the priority

seats next to the train door are for seniors and people with disabilities. the process is expected to take a few months to complete. bart's new fleet of the future cars already have a different color for priority seating. (grant) next at 5:30... car break-ins continue to be a huge problem in san francisco... coming up... supervisor catherine stefani joins us on set to talk about how the city is fighting the epidemic. (vicki) and after the break... a major homeless sweep in the east bay. find out why officers cleared them out. local first...

here are some of the stories we are following in your neighborhood... (grant) a crime alert in the east bay... police are looking for five suspects...in connection with a home invasion in fremont. it was last night... on little foot place. seven victims..including two juveniles were inside the home during the time of the robbery. police say the armed suspects made off with over eight grand in cash and jewelry. police say the suspects pistol-whipped and physically dragged some victims. .. (grant) berkeley police have cleared a homeless encampment at old city hall. this comes after several complaints from the community... and a fire at the encampment on tuesday. officers went there early this morning to give people notice that they had to leave in a few hours. the encampment

was a growing concern due to it's close proximity to berkeley high school. (vicki) in the south bay. police are investigating bullet holes ...spotted in windows at a bank in mountain view. it happened around three yesterday afternoon at the wells fargo bank branch on grand road. police shut down the intersection of grand road and el camino real...for at least an hour during the investigation. no one was injured...and police say the bullet holes were not part of a robbery. (grant) and in the north bay. two temporary stop signs will be installed this month on muir woods road. it's an effort to keep drivers safe because the road has eroded... and narrowed on of the lanes. the signs will be placed at a 150-foot section of alternating one-way, single-lane roadway near santos meadow. the temporary stop signs will be in place until a five point nine million dollar rehabilitation of muir woods road begins in 20-20. (grant) police in fairfield are looking for this

man. zachery rose was last seen on saturday. he was spending the weekend in fairfield with a friend. police say he walked away from his friends home on shorey way... but left his personal belongings behind and has not been seen since. (vicki) on the peninsula... officers with the san mateo police department will start wearing body cameras. the department announced today-- all officers are now equipped with the body worn cameras. the cameras will be mounted on their chest or helmet. officers will record incidents they deem as necessary. lawrence

(grant) san francico trying to figure how to stop car breakins..the city averages dozens each and every day.. the evidence is all over -- broken glass lining

many streets. joining us tonight - san francsico's newest supervisor catherine stepahni. average of 85 car break-ins per daysfpd: 800 arrests last year (when factoring all reports)2011 - 2017: 81,511 cases reported online (13 arrests)

(vicki) coming up... we are

just hours away from another possible government shut down. hear the latest on the budget debate.. (vicki) and after the break... find out how this boy crawled his way into

this situation...

for your health tonight... we all know to put your sunscreen on before heading outdoors... but what about... before stepping into a plane?(grant) that's what doctors and dermatologists are now suggesting passengers do... because sitting on a plane can leave you more exposed to the sun's harmful rays than

you may realize.(vicki) the reason why? u-v rays don't have to travel as far at higher altitudes compared to being on land.(grant) researchers found that spending almost an hour onboard... is equivalent to lying in a tanning bed... for 20-minutes. (vicki) take a look at this... a young boy gets himself stuck in an unfortunate situation... he crawled into a claw-style toy machine in the play area of a restaurant. this happened in florida yesterday. firefighters say the boy named mason wanted a stuffed animal so badly... he crawled into the machine through the door that dispenses them. he sat on top of the stuffed toys while firefighters worked to rescue him. it took them just 5 minutes to get him out. we're not sure if he got to keep the toy. (grant) still ahead... a bay area educator is teaching the next generation... all while worrying about deportation. what she says will happen if

washington doesn't reach an agreement on daca. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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is scrambling to avoid a second government shutdown for 2018. senate leaders from both parties say they think a shutdown is avoidable. house speaker paul ryan called on members to embrace the senate deal.. in order to avoid a government shutdown. right now... senator rand paul is holding up a vote on the budget because he says more debate is needed. paul says he is prepared to keep the senate in session all night to protest the bipartisan budget deal.... that increases the federal deficit by hundreds of billions of dollars. lawmakers are facing a midnight deadline... which is 9-pm our time. (grant) as it stands... the budget deal does not include protection for so-called dreamers...here because of daca. and that is one reason why some lawmakers won't commit to the long term funding bill. (vicki)

and right now... there are thousands of educators who are dreamers and at risk of deportation. many of them.. right here in the bay area. kron 4's haaziq madyun has an in depth look at how one dreamer wants to focus on giving back to oakland.. the community she grew up in. nat/sot haaziq what am i looking at there?sotjoanna santillian was 5-years-old when this photo was taken. she was the same age when her parents brought her to oakland from mexico back in 1998 which makes her a deffered action for childhood arrival or daca recipient and a dreamer. this is the only country she knows after graduating from coliseum prep academy high school in oakland, santillian continued her education at uc berkeley as a double major and graduated with degrees in spanish and society & environmentnats/classroomshe

returned to her high school alma mater and works as a member of the support staff for teachers and students however depending on what happens in washington d.c. her dreams of becoming a teacher in america could come to an end by her and her family deportedáááthat anxiety would be removed for thousands of daca recipients working in the teaching field if president donald trump reaches an immigration deal with democrats sotááápresident donald trump: "under our plan those who meet education and work requirements and show good moral character, will be able to become full citizens over a 12-year period"> nats/looking at mural

together">painted by students santillian says the mural gives her a daily emotional pick=me=up in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news, reporting from oakland haaziq madyun (grant) the list is growing... complaints about sexual abuse at a south bay high school. our steve aveson is in the newsroom now with the story we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) (steve) the allegation of sexual abuse at presentation high school in san jose is not new... but more students are now coming forward. what we are learning tonight about the investigation.. coming up at six. we will also take a deeper look at suicide.. and why a new report says the number of deaths rose

right after the passing of bay area actor and commedian robin williams. we'll tackle this serious subject at six... ... but right now let's get back to the news at five. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another sunny day with warm temperatures all the way to the coast. it is a little cooler near the coast as high pressure begins to weaken. there will be some bigger changes as we head into the weekend. it will be mostly clear tonight with a few patches of coastal fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see how the ridge of high pressure is beginning to weaken. this will allow an area of low pressure to drop right over the top for

the weekend. it won't bring us any rain but it will help to bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures as well as gusty winds. so enjoy another mostly sunny day tomorrow with a stronger sea breeze kicking in in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will still be nice and in the 60s and mid 70s. it will be windy at times on saturday with much cooler temps in the 60s. there is a slight chance of a few light showers on monday but it doesn't look like much. mild and dry weather will return on wednesday.

(vicki) next at 5... we are less than a week away from valentine's day... so i'm showing you some sweet treats for you or your loved one. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too?

turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ah valentine's day.

maybe you're planning a date at a fancy restaurant. or there's always a dozen red roses. (vicki) or, you might appeal to the sweet tooth of your sweetheart. tonight on dine and dish, i delve into the seductive deliciousness of a box of chocolates. go on admit it - you're a choc-laholic. so why wait until valentine's day to indulge? from deep dark, to silky milk chocolate. it's the high point of the lover's holiday. blame it on cocao chemicals. ...it's the same feeling as when you're kind of in love. michael recchiuti loves what he does... he is a chocolatier. people ask me what i do i say i make chocolate and they kind of smile. and so close to valentine's day - he and his fellow chocolatiers here

at the recchiuti chocolate factory in francisco are whipping up these pretty confections. some with edible artful decals - ones recchuiti even sports as arm tatoos. some chocolates come in the shape of hearts. others loaded with gooey caramel goodness. each a tiny slice of paradise. it's not wonder that a box of chocolates is the surest way to someone's heart. it doesn't last forever but you just have some more, until the next piece. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (vicki) if you have a (vicki) (vicki) if you have a

restaurant, bistro, cafe or bar that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish'... you can send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our new 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks, grant and vicki. coming up new at six.. new allegations sex abuse at a prestigious south bay girls catholic school. tonight - what the alleged victims are demanding... (catherine) also new at six.. we're often telling you about package thefts.. tonight - a couple with the 'opposite' problem. the unwanted amazon packages that keep showing up at their door... kron4 news at six

is next.

(steve) new at six:there are new allegations of sexual abuse by teachers and staff at a prestigious south bay girls catholic high school. good evening i'm steve aveson. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now.... the alleged victims are demanding an independent investigation of san jose's presentation high school. ... catherne leehane/accused teacher of sexual abuse "...my incident was in the 1990's but we have incidents

going right up to 2017..."1991 presentation high graduate catherine leehane says that since she and a classmate went public with their stories, 18 other former students have also come forward, implicating at least 8 teachers and staff members."...i was not surprised by the additional victims by my abuser, but to find out that there are additional abusers and violations of the law has been shocking and horrifying..." last fall, leehane went public with her story about how she was sexually abused by a teacher, who is now deceased, and how the administration failed to fully investigate. catherine lehane"...the teacher had me in his office and he put his arm around me and and was intimate with me and kissed my hand and later showed me a picture of a naked woman....."some 5,000 former students and supporters have signed an on line petition calling for anindependent investigation. leehane believes the abuse continues even now and shared a post from another former student. catherine leehane "....i listened to the victims stories and didn't have to hear the teachers name to know who they were talking about,

many of these students were from my class. it was well known that these students were being groomed for sexual exploitation. i was normalized in hush hush whispers because we knew the school wouldn't do anything about it..." leehane and other accusers say presentation has broke the law time and again by failing to perform it's duty as a "mandatory reporter," which might have triggered questions from police. catherine leehane "....i cannot thin of any reason why they did not follow the laws. they are simple and straight forward. if you have anysuspicion of abuse, you go to law enforcement..." in a statement, presentation high school condemned the allegations, saying it conducted an investigation into mz. leehane's complaint, but could not disclose details, citing privacy concerns.rob fladeboe/san jose "...there has be been no legal action taken against presentation high school by any of the accusers so far. but some of those who signed the petition are encouraging alumnae to with hold financial support from the school until it agrees to an outside, independent investigation. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) another big story tonight

a manhunt is underway after two home invasion robberies and a police chase. one person has been shot and killed. 3 suspects have been arrested in vallejo... but two are still on the loose. (catherine) the two home invasions happened in sonoma county. the first was on fulton road in santa rosa early this morning. then - about two hours later... there was a second home invasion on melcon lane. police then spotted the suspects in vallejo. kron 4's haaziq madyun picks up the story from there...

one man is dead and another shot and wounded following a pair of early morning home invasion robberies in santa rosasot

see one come my way and when i saw that i immediately went to back back door to lock it. then when we say the cop already had the guy on the ground, waiting for back up, he asked me to call 911">after setting up a perimeter and searching several hours for the two unidentified suspects, one male, one female, the search was called offsot

teams memebers are still looking for two suspects. harris says drugs seem to tied the two cases. harris. was this a drug deal gone back? we don't know, but we do know that marijuana play a factor in both cases. we have learned that in the first home invasion, it was violent too, a person tied up, another family member pistol whipped and another person shot - he was rushed to the hospital for treatment of a gun shot wound. in the meantime, sonoma county sheriffs' deputies guard this home as crime scene investigators must do their job of documenting what happened here. (estacio) family members have been coming in and out of the home here on melcon throughout the day, but they have said they don't want to talk right now about the homcide. in sonoma county, te (catherine) in the east bay... one person is dead after a collision between an a-c transit bus and a car this (catherine) (catherine) in the east bay...

one person is dead after a collision between an a-c transit bus and a car this morning in berkeley. it happened around 6:30 this morning. authorities say the car was on california street when it was hit by the bus near ashby avenue. the force of the collision sent both the car and the bus into a nearby home. the driver of the car was killed and one person on the bus was injured. no one inside the home was harmed. the cause of the crash is under investigation. (catherine) in the south bay... three people are without a home tonight after their duplex went up in flames last night. it happened around nine p-m on dardanelli lane near winchester boulevard. all three residents were taken to the hopital with injuries. it's believed the fire might have started in a makeshift bedroom in the dining area.. the cause is

under investigation. (steve) new at six... the alameda county district attorney is introducing a new human trafficing awareness campaign. it's called "human trafficking: it's real and it's here." this is the fourth year of the campaign... designed to help the public recognize human trafficing in their community... that's both sex trafficing and labor trafficing. district attorney nancy o'malley introduced the campaign at a press conference today."our campaign this year captures the message the sex trafficing is all around us. in the bay area, in alameda county and in our community." each year... the campaign focuses on different aspects of modern day human trafficking. despite the ongoing work... the o'malley says the public is still largely unaware that children and teenagers are exploited for sex... and that workers are exploited by their employers. the d-a's office says if something doesnt look right... speak up.

(catherine) some people in berkeley woke up this morning - to find police and city officials dismantling their homeless encampment. the encampment was set up in front of the old city hall about three months ago. authorities say the decision to take it down was the result of public health and safety concerns. tuesday, for example - a fire broke out at the encampment. people on the site were given a notice to vacate yesterday morning... around five a-m today... about 25 of them were asked to leave.the city decided that with the amount of complaints and the fire on tuesday, it was time for the encampment to be moved. the fire damaged the exterior of the old city hall building. many of the people who had to leave say they're not sure yet where they'll go next. (steve) happening now... a big name is in town... canada's prime minister-- justin trudeau-- is visiting san francisco. it is the second day of his four day u-s tour.... promoting nafta and

strengthened relations between the u-s and canada. trudeau visited the salesforce headquarters... and met with chairman and ceo marc benioff. salesforce has announced it will invest two billion dollars in canadian businesses over the next five year. trudeau is headed to los angeles next. lawrence karnow: it was another sunny day with warm temperatures all the way to the coast. it is a little cooler near the coast as high pressure begins to weaken. there will be some bigger changes as we head into the weekend. it will be mostly clear tonight with a few patches of coastal fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see how the ridge of high pressure (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) coming

up -- getting stuff for free is sometimes a good thing..but for one family, the endless arrival of free packages turned into a painful problem that just won't stop. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the death of robin williams making headlines once again, in the form of a study that suggests suicides increased by 10% across the country following his death. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) the young woman who was driving and live streaming when a car crash killedher little sister has now received a prison sentence... it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event'

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the woman who was driving and live streaming when a car crash killed her little sister sister and friend has been sentenced to six years in prison. obdulia sanchez has been convicted of gross vehicular manslaughter, d-u-i and child endangerment. sanchez was driving around 100 mile per hours in los banos when she lost control of her car. the car overturned... ejecting and killing her 14- year-old sister. video shows sanchez taking her hands off the wheel while driving. the recording also shows sanchez leaning over her lifeless sister after the crash. (catherine) a water main break flooded parts of saint michael's catholic school in san mateo today... shutting down the campus and requiring classes to be cancelled again tomorrow. (catherine) kron4's maureen kelly shows us the muddy mess left behind. here's the massive hole where the 24 inch transmission pipe broke before 7am..... officials say the water gushed out at a rate of 300 gallons

per minute before they were able to cap the watermain around 830.woke up this morning to all kinds of stuff going on, amazing. rivers of mud flowing down the street. my sons car was flooded out pretty bad. waiting for the insurance adjuster to show up someone to tell us what to do it also created a lake in the courtyard of st. matthew's catholic school. only a few early drop off students were evacuated from campus. but classes are cancelled today and tomorrow...there's a lot of water water, lots of water inside the classroom. oh no there's nothing in the classroom but the gym in the church are all flooded...here you can see the cleanup going on in both the church and the gym. ...the damage there was so significant it will be out of commission for the next two months. it's unfortunate but we're grateful that everyone safe no one was hurt and will put all our efforts getting it back up to runningafter the water receded crews were busy hosing down and digging out the mud covering the campus and norte dame avenue. close to a half dozen homes on nearby avalon blvd had water flooding into their basements and garages. the resident of this house didn't want to go on camera but says they've only been back in their house 9 months after a big remodel, and will need to move out again until this mess is cleaned up.by mid afternoon the spokesman for california water service said they still

did not know what caused the line to break but service was not interupted because of it. which is why we didn't have to issue a boil order or do not drink the private ulitity says their claims adjuster was on scene working with the school and the other affected residents.maureen kelly kron4 news (catherine) seattle and san diego are the latest major cities to clear marijuana convictions. seattle officials are moving to automatically clear past misdemeanors for pot possession. the city expects clear as many as 600 convictions - dating back to 1997. several u-s (catherine) seattle and san diego are the latest major cities to clear marijuana convictions. seattle officials are moving to automatically clear past misdemeanors for pot possession. the city expects clear as many as 600 convictions - dating back to 1997. several u-s cities already allow people to petition to have pot convictions sealed or thrown

out.. earlier this month -- san francisco was the first big city to announce that it will clear non-violent pot convictions. (steve) new at six: revealing research just published shows there was an sizable increase in suicides after the death of actor robin williams. the comedian took his own life back in 2014 in his tiburon home. joining us now to talk about this... courtney brown from san francisco suicide prevention... . according to the research from colombia university there was a 10 percent increase in suicides in the four months after robin williams death... an additional 1,841 cases additional death... an williams after robin four months suicides in the increase in 10 percent there was a universitycolombia research from to the research

from colombia university there was a 10 percent increase in suicides in the four months after robin williams death... an additional 1,841 cases (compared to other years.) increase was larger for men 30 to 44 -- the suicide rate rose 13 percent.

(catherine) let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence

(( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) by now we've all learned the value of getting a flu shot... coming up - - some other powerful ways to boost your immune system. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) amazon has an unusual public relations problem, a family complaining that the

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what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. a massachusetts couple has received numerous, unwanted items from amazon...that they never even ordered. when the first mysterious box from amazon arrived on kelly and mike gallivan's porch they thought it was kind of funny. but the deliveries continued -- and it started feeling creepy. the gallivans say they have received over 50 random electronic devices through amazon prime. they were all bought with gift cards -- no return address -- and no apparent credit card fraud. mike gallivan/homeowner receiving unwanted gifts: "what then concerned me is... that my name and address is floating around in this business environment that commonly illegal things are done." a little investigating revealed the practice is called "brushing". by sending people like the gallivans free stuff, manufacturers get to post glowing reviews under their products. the couple have asked amazon to get them off

this mailing list...but have had no luck. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) next.....from alcohol to substance abuse and road rage -- there are lots of obstacles to safe driving.. now it turns out that not getting enough sleep is high on the list. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) in san francisco landlords have lost their latest battle over rent control. we've gotan update from the court.

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a warning for anyone headed to las vegas...(catherine) police are on the hunt for a man the say shot four people within a week. they've released this surveillance video of the suspect. las vegas police say the shootings happened last week... one man was shot and killed while sleeping. on the same day... another man was shot in the face and killed. four days later... a homeless man was shot and killed while sleeping under an overpass. the condition of the fourth victim is unknown. police are now stepping up patrols in the area.."someone's going around killing homeless people, why, cause you dont like us?" homeless shelters say more beds will be added....and police are encouraging people to use them. but some in the homeless community insist they'll look out for each other.

here in santa rosa, i am here on melcon lane, behind me crime scene tape - this is the second home invasion, and where a man died, it is being called a homicide. misty harris. we received the first call around 4 a 911 on fulton road, of shots fired. we found a person and went to the hospital. then the second case on melcon. q. do you think these are related? we know that they are connected by marijuana. in santa rosa, terisa estacio, kron4 news. in san mateo a water main break caused flooding on streets....affecting traffic on busy south el camino....and created a mess for st matthew's catholic school and church.classes were cancelled today and friday.....the gym will be out of service for the next two month.some cars were flooded....and the basements and garages of several homes on avalon blvd were also affected. the main was capped by 830 am...the cleanup and

the repairs to the broken line could be seen throughout the afternoon. maureen kelly kron4 news. in san jose...new allegations of sexual abuse are being leveled against teachers and staff at the all girls catholic presentation high school. 1991 graduate catherine leehane says that that eighteen additional former students have come forward to tell their stories since she and a classmate went public with their stories last fall. what's more, leehane says that some 5,000 people have signed an on line petition calling on presentation to call for an outside, independent investigation. the school is refuting the claims, saying that ittook appropriate measures. citing privacy concerns, the school cannot disclose details. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(catherine) new at six...a court has upheld a san francisco law that regulates the ability of landlords to pay tenants to leave apartments. landlords argued against the law -- saying it violated their free speech and privacy rights.... the court did not agree. the 2014 law was passed over concerns that landlords were forcing tenants to accept buyouts to avoid rent control restrictions. the law requires landlords to inform tenants of their rights - and also allows tenants to back out of any buy-out deal with 45 days. (steve) also new at six.. for months - sexual harassment allegations have rocked the state capitol. now - lawmakers -and activists are looking for solutions capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz shows us what is being done. (kody - standup) already one bill to combat sexual harassment here in the capitol has been signed by the governor.... and now - another has been introduced.

it's all part of a larger effort to put a stop to a problem that has gone unaddressed for a long time democratic assemblymember marc levine has introduced a bill to prevent sexual harassment from lobbyists. his proposed change to the political reform act of 1974 would ban lobbyists from lobbying for up to four years if they violate the law. and the information would be public. (;04)asm. marc levine (d-marin co.) "the greatest accountability is shedding light on this behavior." it comes after this powerful scene: a sea of black outfits - inside the capitol on monday after assemblymembe rs passed a whistleblower protection act. it protects legislative workers who report violations - like sexual harassment - by fellow capitol workers. republican assemblymemeber melissa melendez tried for years to get this bill passed. (;06)melissa melendez (r-lake elsinore) "i said i will bring it forward every year until you pass it because i think it's the right thing to do and it's desperately necessary." the governor signed it into law on monday. it's a move supported by we said enough an advocacy movement - looking to end harassment and abuse. (;15)samantha corbin "if we're perpetuating a culture that is pervasive for harassment and abuse, we're driving out women, we're driving out minorities, we're driving out underrepresented populations.

that is an equation for very bad public policy. and, and it's imperative that we aren't perpetuating a pervasive culture of harassment and abuse."(kody - standup) "levine's bill could be heard in committee next month. outside the capitol, i'm kody leibowitz (insert station tag id)." (catherine) if you've encountered a skunk recently....you have plenty of company. skunk mating season typically peaks after valentines day. but this year, they seem to be out a little early, possibly because of the unusually warm weather. that puts them into the path of cars and pets. experts say without rain, their smell is lingering longer. that could explain why you're noticing them more right now."yeah i've noticed skunks. they've been very active lately.""there's been a lot of like roadkill.""smells terrible.""it sprayed my cat." as with any wild animal, give them plenty of space. don't leave pet food out where they can get it. if you have a problem skunk on your property... you probably shouldn't try to fixthe problem on your own... there are lots of professional trappers who know what they're

doing.... (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) from pirate flagsto cupcakes and lobsters, we'll run down a few of the 157 new emojis you have to choose from this year.

(steve) with the high cost of living in the bay area... more and more people are choosing to commute over

living near work.(catherine) that driving time often cuts into sleep... and a new study says that sleepy drivers arean even bigger risk for car accidents than thought... the study says drowsy driving is a factor in nearly one in 10 crashes....and it gets much worse after dark. the triple-a says the number jumps three times higher during the night hours. (steve) it's one of the worst flu seasons on record -- but there are some things that you can do to boost your immune system. stock up on fresh fruits and veggies... they're packed with vitamins and minerals that help our entire bodies function better - which helps our immune system function better. if you don't think you're getting your vitamins and minerals -- taking a multi- vitamin could help. stay hydrated -- with chicken soup. use quality boxed broth so you don't have to make your own -- and blend it so your kids won't know the broth is stocked with fresh veggies. exercise, sleep and avoiding stress are also important in fighting the flu. (catherine) coming up in

sports... the cleveland cavaliers overhaul their roster before the n-b-a trade deadline. and -- the 49ers strike gold with jimmy garoppolo -- signing him to a record-breaking deal. our sports director, gary radnich will explain what it means for the 49ers future. he has all the sports - next.

in a day in a day where n-b-a teams were making a push to improve their teams before the trade deadline the 49ers agreed to sign jimmy garoppolo to a five year deal worth 137- point-five worth 137-five year deal garoppolo to a five year deal worth 137- point-five million dollars... making him the highest paid

player in n-f-l history. jimmy g. is expected to make 27-point-five per season... double of what tom brady is currently making. he will earn 74-million dollars in guaranteed money. garoppolo's record-breaking contract eclipses matthew stafford's deal signed in august. this was the 49ers priority when the traded a second-round pick to the patriots for garropolo. the 26-year-old took over a team that was 1-10... and led the niners win their last five games. with the 49ers signing garoppolo to a long-term deal and still having plenty of cap space... santa clara now becomes a great destination for free agents.

this season was the year of backup in football. tua tagovailoa tua football. of backup in was the year this season this season was the year of backup in football. tua tagovailoa helped alabama win a national championship and nick foles beat tom brady and the patriots to helped the eagles win their first super bowl championship and today it was a party in philadelphia according to a report... three million people were expected to attend the parade. the last pro team to win a world title were the 2008 phillies. the five-mile route started at lincoln financial and ended at the art musuem steps that slyvester stallone climbed in

the "rocky" movies. center, jason kelce, dressed in a full aladdin custome stole the show

the cavs haven't able to recover since losing to the warriors on christmas day. cleveland has only won seven games... but when you have lebron james you will at least try to fix the roster for this year. the cavs clean house before the trade deadline. they trade isaiah thomas, channing frye, and their first round pick to the lakers for jordan clarkson and larry nance junior. it ends the i-t experiment in cleveland... during the offseason the cavs landed thomas after kyrie irving requested to be traded. the lakers plan to keep

the lakers plan to keep lonzo ball as the starting point guard this deal will help lakers possbily land lebron and paul george in the offseason. the cavs weren't done... in a three-team deal... cleveland sent iman sumpert and miami's 2020 second round pick to the kings for utah's george hill and rodney hood. the jazz will recieve jae crowder and derrick rose moments later... cleveland also got rid of dwyane wade... sending him back to miami. warriors forward, draymond green during shootaround shared his shootaround green during draymond forward, warriors forward, draymond green during

shootaround shared his thoughts on all the cavs moves. all the cavs thoughts on shared his shootaround green during draymond forward, draymond green during shared his thoughts on all the cavs moves. meanwhile the warriors could be in the running to sign forward, joe johnson. according to yahoo sports... golden state and boston are favorties to adding the seven-time all star after he secures a buyout from sacramento. the other teams interested in signing him are houston and oklahoma city. johnson has only played 32 after dealing with a wrist injury. the warriors would add another weapon to their roster speaking of draymong green... the n-b-a fined him 50-thousand dollars for using language towards an official tuiesday night

against oklahoma city. draymond was elbowed in quarter. he complained to lauren holtkamp for not calling a foul and was given a technical. and in the fourth... he was tossed for throwing the ball out of bounds in the direction of a the referee. draymong leads league with 13 technicals steelmanwith kevin steelman (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) if you have an appetite for a $12,000 gold plated gem encrusted big mac it could be yours and it's absolutely free. we' ll explain this mcdonalds promotion when we come back.

(grant)breaking news: there has been a police shoting in antioch..it happened just after 5:00 pm - on golf course road near lone tree way...not far from dallas ranch middle school. officers say they were trying to take a dangerous fugitive into custody...a guy wanted my several local jurisdictions. unclear how things escalated into a shooting. police say they recovered a gun at the scene. no word on the suspect's condition...he's in the hospital.we have a reporter headed to the scene.. and we will have an update tongiht on kro4 news at 8. (catherine) for this new

year -- there are new emojis. 157 of them in fact. they include a cupcake, lobster, pirate flag and more expressive smiley faces. there will bald emoji's...and emoji's with new hairstyles... there will also be more animals. smart-phone users can expect to get them in august or september. the 'uni-code' consortium came up with them -- a committee that includes people who workat apple, google and facebook. (steve) if your partner loves their big macs - then they're really going to want this. the seven-layer, stackable ring is called the "bling-mac." cosmo reports it's worth upwards of 12-thousand dollars. mcdonald's is giving the 18 karat gold, gem-encrusted version of it's classic sandwich away for free. for a chance to win it, social media users must tweet out their love for the big mac... using the hashtag bling- mac-contest. the ring is part of a promotion launching three different big mac sizes:

grand big mac, big mac, and mac junior. (steve) take a look at this... a young boy gets himself stuck in an unfortunate situation... he crawled into a claw-style toy machine in the play area of a restaurant. this happened in florida yesterday. firefighters say the boy named mason wanted a stuffed animal so badly... he crawled into the machine through the door that dispenses them. he sat on top of the stuffed toys while firefighters worked to rescue him. it took them just 5 minutes to get him out. we're not sure if he got to keep the toy. lawrence karnow: it was another sunny day with warm temperatures all the way to the coast. it is a little cooler near the coast as high pressure begins to weaken. there will be some bigger changes as we head into the weekend. it will be mostly clear tonight with a few patches of coastal fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see how the ridge of high pressure is beginning to weaken. this will allow an area of low pressure to drop right over the top for the weekend. it won't bring us any rain but it will help to bring a few clouds and cooler temperatures as well as gusty winds. so enjoy another mostly

sunny day tomorrow with a stronger sea breeze kicking in in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will still be nice and in the 60s and mid 70s. it will be windy at times on saturday with much cooler temps in the 60s. there is a slight chance of a few light showers on monday but it doesn't look like much. mild and dry weather will return on wednesday.

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