here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)a storm system approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more

active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses. our top story this morning... 3 women and a gunman are dead after a that day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been kicked out. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest.

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thank you lydia. ( marty ) friday was tension filled for people with friends and loved ones who were on lockdown inside the veterans home. kron-4's spencer blake talked to some who were watching and waiting. you could see nervous pacing outside yountville's veterans home of california.people waited to hear from family members - either those who live here, or those who work here."it's crazy because you witness these kinds of things nationwide, right? different cities, different veterans homes and schools, but this thing actually hit home. it hit my mom's work."kevin bardales was communicating with his mom, who had her cell phone on her.she wasn't in the

same part of campus as the gunmen, but she and her colleagues did have to barricade the doors, which have no locks."knowing my mom's in danger i had to call in sick and everything because i can't go to work knowing she's in danger."meanwhile the transportation director at napa's justin-siena high school brought a school bus up to get 50 or so theater students who had been rehearsing a play at lincoln theater at the veterans home. "i actually was here on campus about 10:30 and heard all the sirens and cop cars going up." "well, i say, 'what's going on? it's gotta be something serious after three hours almost and a lot of policemen." police escorted the bus up to the campus to make the pick-up. "they were fine, the kids were fine. they weren't in any danger, so there was nothing for them to worry about. they were just getting tired of sitting around, not being able to leave."the bus took those kids back to the high school, and none of them were injured. other people waited to hear about their loved ones who live at the veterans home.some of them were elderly, and unable to make phone contact on their own. ( marty )president trump tweeted his reponse to the

shooting. the president said" 'he' is deeply saddened by the tragic situation in yountville... and he mourns the loss of three incredible women who cared for our veterans." ( marty )governor brown had this response saying... "anne and i are deeply saddened by the horrible violence at the yountville veterans home, which tragically took the lives of three people dedicated to serving our veterans. our hearts go out to their families and loved ones and the entire community of yountville." the governor also said flags at the capitol will fly at half staff. ( marty ) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... we have a timelines of events.. a photo gallery... and reaction from witnesses... again - all that on kron4 dot com... ( marty ) police in oakland are searching for the driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened just before 2 friday morning on san pablo avenue... police say a dark colored car hit a woman... and took off. this is video from the scene.

the name of the victim has not been released. she is identified as an african- american woman in her 40's. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are now looking at surveillance video in the area to try to get a description of the hit and run car... ( marty ) also in the east bay... brentwood police arrested three teenagers accused of making threats against their middle school and a fellow classmate. two of the teens are 13 and one is 14. this happened at edna hill middle school in brentwood. police investigated after learning the students had talked about doing an act of violence. the three teenagers were booked into contra costa juvenile hall on suspicion of conspiracy and making criminal threats. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the tragedy in yountville highlights the need for mental health services for our veterans across the country. we'll hear the department of veterans affairs new effort to help fight suicides and violence. ( marty )plus... we'll hear from oakland mayor libby

schaff after president trump called her out over her warning about ice raids. ( marty )and... it's time to spring forward tomorrow. some researchers say it can take a toll on your health. we'll find out after the break. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ ( marty ) for your health.

it's time to spring forward ...and turn our clocks ahead one hour.... it happens sunday at 2 am. and as always - experts say it will take longer for our body clocks to adjust. a stanford study shows that the monday after the time shift is linked to an increase in car accidents... adults who miss out on even one hour of sleep a day are more likely to report health problems like diabetes, depression and heart disease. experts suggest you use the time change to reset your sleep habits to make sure you get enough rest. ( marty ) the c-d-c reports the number of people sick with flu continued to decrease. but they warn that the season is not over yet. the c-d-c says there

were more than 68-hundred new infections last week. that brings the season total, beginning in october, to more than 230-thousand. the c-d-c also reports five more children died from the flu. ( marty ) and remember this as you start your saturday chores. the chemicals found in most cleaning products ... may be just as harmful as the ones in cigarettes. researchers tracked more than 6-thousand men and women around the world for 20 years. the women who used cleaning supplies everyday -- either at home or at work -- saw a sharp decline in lung capacity. they also had a higher risk of asthma. this trend was ánot seen in men. scientists suggest you ditch the sprays... and clean with a cloth and water instead. ( dave )a few showers and cloudy today...some clearing tomorrow. the weekend forecast is next ! (ácommercialá)

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pattern as the week progresses.

( marty ) we're following breaking news out of southern california. one police officer is dead and one is in the hospital after being shot during a standoff with a barricaded suspect in pomona. it happened around 10- o'clock last night. they were transported to a local hospital, where one of them died. the surviving officer is in stable condition. no word on the gunman. ( marty ) situations like the one in yountville highlight the need for mental health services for veterans. according to the rand institute, nearly twenty per cent of u-s- service members who served in iraq or afghanistan currently suffer from p-t-s-d or depression. reporter mark meredith has more from washington. nat: "suicide prevention is our top clinical priority" v-a secretary dr. david shulkin says every day, 20 veterans commit suicide.shulkin says that must change."we've expanded our veterans crisis line , we are expanding the

number of mental health professionals" but the v-a says it can't fight the suicide crisis alone.and that's why its teaming up with the non-profit "am-vets" to send trained nurses to veterans nationwide."there exists a need, now more than ever, for trained advocates, to confront rising suicide rates, particularly among veterans who face transition stress from leaving the service"am-vets says it'll spend 700-thousand dollars, of its own money, on the "heal" program.its nurses will visit rural areas where v-a care can be harder to find.once on the ground, nurses will help veterans one on one navigate the v-a health care system. the v-a says the "heal" program comes at an important time for the department. last year, the v-a expanded the number of people eligible for mental health services.lana mckenzie says her team plans to start holding town halls to let veterans know about their new options."we intend to heal american veterans, no matter how tough or challenging" amvets says it also plans to launch a phone hotline for veterans to call.so veterans

can access potentially life saving resources day or night. in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( marty ) fremont police are hot on the heels of a crew that has been "skimming" credit card numbers across the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe reports that police believe this crew has ties to organized crime. arrested so far in connection with the credit card skimming ring are brothers denis and iurii osetskyi, vasiliy polyak and artak harutyunyan, all from southern california. police say iurii osetskii, was the first arrest. he had $38 hundred dollars on him after making multiple transactions at several atm machines. later that same night denis osetski reported his brother missing and when police went to the motel where they were staying they arrested him too and confiscated multiple cloned gift and debit cards made with the stolen pin numbers. that led police to alleged co conspirators

vasiliy polyak and artak harutyunyan who both were in possession of bluetooth- enabled gas pump skimming devices and more than 100 cloned debit and gift cards as well as components to build more skimming tools. most of the cards were traced to pin number stolen from the crocket area in contra costa county, likely obtained by devices attached to gas station pumps. sgt. ricardo cortes/fremont police "....crews will come to a gas station and will literally open up the pump and the pump sealed up with the device left behind inside the pump and it is bluetooth enabled so then somebody will simply be close by with a laptop and when somebody uses their debit card that person will capture their information on the lap top...."rob fladeboe/fremont fladeboe/fremontrob fladeboe/fremont ". police fladeboe/fremontrob the lap top...."information on capture their that person will capture their information on the lap top...." rob fladeboe/fremont ".

police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob in los angeles. in crime ring based transnational crew as part of a the skimming characterized the ". police ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss ( marty ) san jose police have arrested a man for a series of armed robberies. they say daniel mendoza is responsible for at least five robberies. they have surveillance videos from four robberies in san jose and one in milpitas. in most cases, police say the suspect pointed a gun at a clerk....then took cash..and or lottery scratchers. he's now facing five counts of robbery. ÷( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news..steph curry and a few other warriors players were missing from friday night's game against the blazers. gray radnich has the highlight's... next in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge (ácommercialá)

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steph curry did not travel to portland with the warriors he will not play the next two games curry stayed in the bay area to rehab his right ankle with warriors trainer, chelsea lane. -- golden state playing the blazers short-handed andre iguodala, david west, jordan bell, and patrick mccaw were also out with injuries. -- trail blazers rolling early in the game damian lillard with a deep three puts portland up by 8- in the second quarter c-j mccollum hits a jumper blazers jump to a 15-point lead -- kevin durant gets the warriors back in the game

in the third... durant gives the warriors the lead... 75-73 finishes with 40 points, 6 rebounds, 6 with 40 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists -- lillard puts the game away for the blazers portland defense their home court lillard and mccollum combine for 58 points blazers wins their 9th straight... 125-108 warriors lose second game in row to portland first loss since all star break but the n-f-l is buzzing we start with the niners san fransico announced today... they are parting ways with defensive end, elvis dumervil... after just one season the 49ers are not going to pick up the 2018 option on his contract

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otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

our top story this morning... 3 women and a gunman are dead after a day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been expelled. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest. ingrid marshal- veteran's home of california

resident thank you lydia. ( marty ) the shouting the ( marty ) the shouting match

between president trump and oakland mayor libby schaaf is getting louder.( marty ) it all started when mayor schaaf warned people about impending immigration raids. president trump says ice agents were ready to take one-thousand people into custody... but mayor schaaf's warning allowed most of them to hide. oakland city leaders have mixed reaction to war of words. but mayor schaaf is taking it all in stride. ( marty ) the department of justice

said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented immigrants to avoid an arrest. earlier this week... attorney general jeff sessions announced the d-o-j is suing the state of california over its sanctuary status. ( marty )a controversial decision to refuse service to police officers at an oakland coffee shop... has people talking. kron-4's haaziq madyun has the story. "we have a policy of asking police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of our customers and ourselves" that is what an oakland police officer was told back in february after entering hasta muerte coffee shop here fruitvale and east 27th street. the coffee shop wrote about the incident on their instagram account, word has got out to the community, some folks support the hasta muerte's decision others do not sot

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it was left out in the rain a little bit, so we're going to have to replace the screws and the bearingsyet despite the rain and the rust, once connected to a battery, the electronics were still humming and it was elevator component was still able to work more testing needs to be done.. and a stolen parts need to be but this group is ready to work around the clocksotnow that it's back i think we have this fire back in us and we're totally ready to win in idaho standup dan kerman/cupertino 116-126the community has also come through raising 7 thousand dollars in less than a week.. that money will go to replacing stolen tools and parts, next getting this robot up to speed to compete in the next competition august 28th in idaho. in cupertino, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron four weekend news... this is definetely a case of too much of a good thing being bad for you. our health expert explains why limiting sugar could help you improve your overall health. (ácommercialá) ways to lose stubborn belly fat.

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weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

our top story this morning... 3 women and a gunman are dead after a that day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been kicked out. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest. robert annick-veteran's home robert annick- robert annick-veteran's home

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( marty ) friday was tension filled for people with friends and loved ones who were on lockdown inside the veterans home. kron-4's spencer blake talked to some who were watching and waiting. you could see nervous pacing outside yountville's veterans home of california.people waited to hear from family members - either those who live here, or those who work here."it's crazy because you witness these kinds of things nationwide, right? different cities, different veterans homes and schools, but this thing actually hit home. it hit my mom's work."kevin bardales was communicating with his mom, who had her cell phone on her.she wasn't in the same part of campus as the gunmen, but she and her colleagues did have to barricade the doors, which have no locks."knowing my mom's in danger i had to call

in sick and everything because i can't go to work knowing she's in danger."meanwhile the transportation director at napa's justin-siena high school brought a school bus up to get 50 or so theater students who had been rehearsing a play at lincoln theater at the veterans home. "i actually was here on campus about 10:30 and heard all the sirens and cop cars going up." "well, i say, 'what's going on? it's gotta be something serious after three hours almost and a lot of policemen." police escorted the bus up to the campus to make the pick-up. "they were fine, the kids were fine. they weren't in any danger, so there was nothing for them to worry about. they were just getting tired of sitting around, not being able to leave."the bus took those kids back to the high school, and none of them were injured. other people waited to hear about their loved ones who live at the veterans home.some of them were elderly, and unable to make phone contact on their own. ( marty )president trump tweeted his reponse to the shooting. the president said" 'he' is deeply saddened by the tragic situation in yountville... and he mourns

the loss of three incredible women who cared for our veterans." ( marty )governor brown had this response saying... "anne and i are deeply saddened by the horrible violence at the yountville veterans home, which tragically took the lives of three people dedicated to serving our veterans. our hearts go out to their families and loved ones and the entire community of yountville." the governor also said flags at the capitol will fly at half our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... we have a timelines of events.. a photo gallery... and reaction from witnesses... again - all that on kron4 ( marty ) police in oakland are searching for the driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened just before 2 friday morning on san pablo avenue... police say a dark colored car hit a woman... and took off. this is video from the scene. the name of the victim has not been released. she is identified as an african- american woman in her 40's.

she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are now looking at surveillance video in the area to try to get a description of the hit and run car... ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the tragedy in yountville highlights the need for mental health services for our veterans across the country. we'll hear the department of veterans affairs new effort to help fight suicides and violence. ( marty )plus... we'll hear from oakland mayor libby schaff after president trump called her out over her warning about ice raids. ( marty )and... it's time to spring forward tomorrow. some researchers say it can take a toll on your health. we'll find out after the break. (ácommercialá)

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...and turn our clocks ahead one hour.... it happens sunday at 2 am. and as always - experts say it will take longer for our body clocks to adjust. a stanford study shows that the monday after the time shift is linked to an increase in car

accidents... adults who miss out on even one hour of sleep a day are more likely to report health problems like diabetes, depression and heart disease. experts suggest you use the time change to reset your sleep habits to make sure you rest. ( marty ) the c-d-c reports the number of people sick with flu continued to decrease. but they warn that the season is not over yet. the c-d-c says there were more than 68-hundred new infections last week. that brings the season total, beginning in october, to more than 230-thousand. the c-d-c also reports five more children died from the flu. ( marty ) and remember this as you start your saturday chores. the chemicals found in most cleaning products ... may be just as harmful as the ones in cigarettes. researchers tracked more than 6-thousand men and women around the world for 20 years. the women who used cleaning supplies everyday -- either at home or at work -- saw a sharp decline in lung capacity. they

also had a higher risk of asthma. this trend was ánot seen in men. scientists suggest you ditch the sprays... and clean with a cloth and ( dave )a few showers and cloudy today...some clearing tomorrow. the weekend forecast is next !

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approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses. ( marty ) ( marty ) we're following breaking

news out of southern california. one police officer is dead and one is hospitalized after being shot during a barricade standoff in pomona. it happened about 10-o'clock last night. an hour later ... shots were fired and both officers were shot. they were transported to a local hospital, where one of them died. the surviving officer is in stable condition. police arent saying whether the gunman has been arrested. ( marty ) situations like the one in yountville highlight the need for mental health services for veterans. according to the rand institute, nearly twenty per cent of u-s- service members who served in iraq or afghanistan currently suffer from p-t-s-d or depression.

reporter mark meredith has more from washington. nat: "suicide prevention is our top clinical priority" v-a secretary dr. david shulkin says every day, 20 veterans commit suicide.shulkin says that must "we've expanded our veterans crisis line , we are expanding the number of mental health professionals" but the v-a says it can't fight the suicide crisis alone.and that's why its teaming up with the non-profit "am-vets" to send trained nurses to veterans nationwide."there exists a need, now more than ever, for trained advocates, to confront rising suicide rates, particularly among veterans who face transition stress from leaving the service"am-vets says it'll spend 700-thousand dollars, of its own money, on the "heal" program.its nurses will visit rural areas where v-a care can be harder to find.once on the ground, nurses will help veterans one on one navigate the v-a health care system. the v-a says the "heal" program comes at an important time for the department. last

year, the v-a expanded the number of people eligible for mental health services.lana mckenzie says her team plans to start holding town halls to let veterans know about their new options."we intend to heal american veterans, no matter how tough or challenging" amvets says it also plans to launch a phone hotline for veterans to call.so veterans can access potentially life saving resources day or night. in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( marty ) san jose police have arrested a man for a series of armed robberies. they say daniel mendoza is responsible for at least five robberies. they have surveillance videos from four robberies in san jose and one in milpitas. in most cases, police say the suspect pointed a gun at a clerk....then took cash..and or lottery scratchers. he's now facing five counts of robbery. ( marty ) fremont police are hot on the heels of a crew that has been "skimming" credit card numbers across the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe reports that police

believe this crew has ties to organized crime. arrested so far in connection with the credit card skimming ring are brothers denis and iurii osetskyi, vasiliy polyak and artak harutyunyan, all from southern california. police say iurii osetskii, was the first arrest. he had $38 hundred dollars on him after making multiple transactions at several atm machines. later that same night denis osetski reported his brother missing and when police went to the motel where they were staying they arrested him too and confiscated multiple cloned gift and debit cards made with the stolen pin numbers. that led police to alleged co conspirators vasiliy polyak and artak harutyunyan who both were in possession of bluetooth- enabled gas pump skimming devices and more than 100 cloned debit and gift cards as well as components to build more skimming tools. most of the cards were traced to pin number stolen from the crocket area in contra costa county, likely obtained by devices attached to gas station pumps. sgt. ricardo cortes/fremont police "....crews will come to a gas station and will literally open up the pump and the pump sealed up with the device left behind inside the pump and it is bluetooth

enabled so then somebody will simply be close by with a laptop and when somebody uses their debit card that person will capture their information on the lap top...."rob fladeboe/fremont ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss ÷( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 weekend news..steph curry and a few other warriors players

were missing from friday night's game against the blazers. gray radnich has the highlight's... next in sports. ways to lose stubborn belly fat. the roasted core wrap. 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some rare side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today... for your chance to win a free treatment. steph curry did not

travel to portland with the warriors he will not play the next two games curry stayed in the bay area to rehab his right ankle with warriors trainer, chelsea lane. -- golden state playing the blazers short-handed andre iguodala, david west, jordan bell, and patrick mccaw were also out with injuries. -- trail blazers rolling early in the game damian lillard with a deep three puts portland up by 8- in the second quarter c-j mccollum hits a jumper

blazers jump to a 15-point lead -- kevin durant gets the warriors back in the game in the third... durant gives the warriors the lead... 75-73 finishes with 40 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists -- lillard puts the game away for the blazers portland defense their home court lillard and mccollum combine for 58 points blazers wins their 9th straight... 125-108 warriors lose second game in row to portland first loss since all star break but the n-f-l is buzzing we start with the niners san fransico announced today... they are parting ways with defensive end, elvis dumervil... after just one season the 49ers are not going to pick up the 2018 option on his contract dumervil was expected to earn aroun 3-million dollars this season. it will help the niners free up cap space for this offseason. dumervil led the team in sacks last season with 6-point-5.-- á the raiders reportedly give

defensive tackle, justin ellis... part of the 2014 draft class a three-year contract worth over 15-million dollars... more than 6-million is guranteed.that's saturday morning sport. back to the great marty gonzales. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a storm system

approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

our top story this morning... 3 women hostages and a gunman are dead after a day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been expelled. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest. ingrid marshal- veteran's home of california resident

all old... we are all veterans.. we are all at the end of our lives. and when they come with these young people coming from iraq and afghanistan..they come with all types of problems.. they come with drug and alcohol types of problems.>

thank you lydia. ( marty ) the shouting match between president trump and oakland mayor libby schaaf is getting louder.( marty ) it all started when mayor schaaf warned people about impending immigration raids. president trump says ice agents were ready to take one-thousand people into custody... but mayor schaaf's warning allowed most of them to hide. oakland city leaders have mixed reaction to war of words. but mayor schaaf is taking it all in stride.

communities."ken houston/mayor al candidate- "if you warn someone -- you don't warn them with fear -- you warn them with information to protect themselves, philippe. you warn them to be ready -- not be reactive, be proactive.">( marty ) the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented immigrants to avoid an arrest. earlier this week... attorney general jeff sessions announced the d-o-j is suing the state of california over its sanctuary status. ( marty ) former los angeles mayor -- antonio villaraigosa -- is officially running for govenor. he filed the paperwork friday, putting his name on the june fifth ballot. villaraigosa says he plans to fight for economic equality and opportunity and will protect california's values. ( marty )a controversial decision to refuse service to police officers at an oakland coffee shop... has people talking. kron-4's haaziq madyun has the story. "we have a policy of asking

police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of our customers and ourselves" that is what an oakland police officer was told back in february after entering hasta muerte coffee shop here fruitvale and east 27th street. the coffee shop wrote about the incident on their instagram account, word has got out to the community, some folks support the hasta muerte's decision others do not sot

cusine: "why? why you do that? cusine: "why? puerto rican ortiz/le perla

asked not to reveal her identity says the coffee shop is trying to protect some customers who may have had negative interactions with oakland policesot

a bay area high school robotics team is celebrating after their stolen robot was returned. kron 4's dan kerman shows us the work to get it ready for the next competition. --nats-these are the cheers of the monta vista high school robotics team as they are reunited with their stolen robot .sot ishan mitra / president, monta vista high robotics team 09-14we're really glad that whoever had

the robot decided to leave it somewhere so someone would find it , we're glad that it's backas you may have heard following this competition last saturday in utah, in which the robot, known as el toro 21 took 7th place out of 52 teams, the u-haul trailer carrying the robot, spare parts and all the teams tools was stolen dashing hopes of competing in the next competition in idaho. but days later the robot was found on someone's front lawn and friday afternoon it arrived back in cupertino for rigorous round of testingsot ninaad sridharan / monta vista high robotics team 45-52i think it's in pretty good shape, it's a little rusted, i assume it was left out in the rain a little bit, so we're going to have to replace the screws and the bearingsyet despite the rain and the rust, once connected to a battery, the electronics were still was elevator component was still able to work more testing needs to be done.. and a stolen parts need to be but this group is ready to work around the clocksotnow that it's back i think we have this fire back in us and we're totally ready to win in idaho standup dan kerman/cupertino 116-126the community has also come through raising 7 thousand dollars in less than a week.. that money will go to replacing stolen tools and

parts, next getting this robot up to speed to compete in the next competition august 28th in idaho. in cupertino, dan kerman kron 4 news. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron four weekend news... this is definetely a case of too much of a good thing being bad for you. our health expert explains why limiting sugar could help you improve your overall health.

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if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event, on now. ♪ you're gotta go to ross. ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)a storm system approaching from the southwest

will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

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(nat drums)"we heard a cry out in the universe.""my father's alive.""we believe he is."it's disney versus disney at the box office this weekend, as "a wrinkle in time" heads to theaters. variety reports the movie, directed by ava duvernay, is tracking to open with between 30 and 38 million dollars, with the hollywood reporter saying it could reach 40 million. that positions "a wrinkle in time" to be either neck and neck with or just behind "black panther, which is predicted to make 35 to 40 million or more in its fourth weekend in theaters."we're about to be crushed by the biggest storm of the century." three more movies open in wide release this weekend, with pundits predicting all three will open below 10 million dollars. "variety" reports the action caper "hurricane heist" and the horror yarn "the strangers: prey at night" both look to open in the seven million dollar range."they want five million wired to an account.""you tell whoever's got you there is no deal unless they come way down on the price.""what?!"charlize

theron, david oyelowo and joel edgerton lead the cast of "gringo," a gritty action- comedy pitting an unwitting business man against unscrupulous bosses, smugglers and a mexican drug cartel, is expected to make off with a five million dollar opening. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( dave )a few showers and cloudy today...some clearing tomorrow. the weekend forecast is the weekend forecast is next !forecast is the weekend forecast is next ! next !forecast is copd makes it hard to breathe.

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approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

our top story this morning... 3 women hostages and a gunman are dead after a that day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been kicked out. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest. robert annick- veteran's home of california veteran's home robert annick- robert annick-veteran's home

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( marty ) ( marty ) friday was tension filled for people with friends and loved ones who were on lockdown inside the veterans home. kron-4's spencer blake talked to some who were watching and waiting. you could see nervous pacing outside yountville's veterans home of california.people waited to hear from family members - either those who live here, or those who work here."it's crazy because you witness these kinds of things nationwide, right? different cities, different veterans homes and schools, but this thing actually hit home. it hit my mom's work."kevin

bardales was communicating with his mom, who had her cell phone on her.she wasn't in the same part of campus as the gunmen, but she and her colleagues did have to barricade the doors, which have no locks."knowing my mom's in danger i had to call in sick and everything because i can't go to work knowing she's in danger."meanwhile the transportation director at napa's justin-siena high school brought a school bus up to get 50 or so theater students who had been rehearsing a play at lincoln theater at the veterans home. "i actually was here on campus about 10:30 and heard all the sirens and cop cars going up." "well, i say, 'what's going on? it's gotta be something serious after three hours almost and a lot of policemen." police escorted the bus up to the campus to make the pick-up. "they were fine, the kids were fine. they weren't in any danger, so there was nothing for them to worry about. they were just getting tired of sitting around, not being able to leave."the bus took those kids back to the high school, and none of them were injured. other people waited to hear about their loved ones who live at the veterans home.some

of them were elderly, and unable to make phone contact on their own. ( marty )president trump tweeted his reponse to the shooting. the president said" 'he' is deeply saddened by the tragic situation in yountville... and he mourns the loss of three incredible women who cared for our veterans." ( marty )governor brown had this response saying... "anne and i are deeply saddened by the horrible violence at the yountville veterans home, which tragically took the lives of three people dedicated to serving our veterans. our hearts go out to their families and loved ones and the entire community of yountville." the governor also said flags at the capitol will fly at half ( marty ) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... we have a timelines of events.. a photo gallery... and reaction from witnesses... again - all that on kron4 dot com... ( marty ) police in oakland are searching for the driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened just before 2 friday morning on san

pablo avenue... police say a dark colored car hit a woman... and took off. this is video from the scene. the name of the victim has not been released. she is identified as an african- american woman in her 40's. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are now looking at surveillance video in the area to try to get a description of the hit and run car... ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the tragedy in yountville highlights the need for mental health services for our veterans across the country. we'll hear the department of veterans affairs new effort to help fight suicides and violence. ( marty )plus... we'll hear from oakland mayor libby schaff after president trump called her out over her warning about ice raids. ( marty )and... it's time to spring forward tomorrow. some researchers say it can take a toll on your health. we'll find out after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá)

for your health. it's time to spring forward

...and turn our clocks ahead one hour.... it happens sunday at 2 am. and as always - experts say it will take longer for our body clocks to adjust. a stanford study shows that the monday after the time shift is linked to an increase in car accidents... adults who miss out on even one hour of sleep a day are more likely to report health problems like diabetes, depression and heart disease. experts suggest you use the time change to reset your sleep habits to make sure you get enough ( marty ) the c-d-c reports the number of people sick with flu continued to decrease. but they warn that the season is not over yet. the c-d-c says there were more than 68-hundred new infections last week. that brings the season total, beginning in october, to more than 230-thousand. the c-d-c also reports five more children died ( marty ) and remember this as you start your saturday chores. the chemicals found in most cleaning products ... may be just as harmful as the ones in

cigarettes. researchers tracked more than 6-thousand men and women around the world for 20 years. the women who used cleaning supplies everyday -- either at home or at work -- saw a sharp decline in lung capacity. they also had a higher risk of asthma. this trend was ánot seen in men. scientists suggest you ditch the sprays... and clean with a cloth and water instead. ( dave )a few showers and cloudy today...some clearing tomorrow. the weekend forecast is next ! (ácommercialá) ( marty ) here's a live

look at the embarcadero this morning.

toss to weather. (dave)a storm system approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses. ( marty ) ( marty )

( marty ) we're following breaking news out of southern california. the man who allegedly shot two police officers during an hours long stand off ... is still barricaded inside his home. the swat team made contact with him but he refuses to get out. the standoff started at about 10-o'clock last night. shots were fired and both officers were shot. they were transported to a local hospital, where one of them died. the surviving officer is in stable condition. ( marty ) situations like the one in yountville highlight the need for mental health services for veterans. according to the rand institute, nearly twenty per cent of u-s- service members who served in iraq or afghanistan currently suffer from p-t-s-d or depression.

reporter mark meredith has more from washington. nat: "suicide prevention is our top clinical priority" v-a secretary dr. david shulkin says every day, 20 veterans commit suicide.shulkin says that must change."we've expanded our veterans crisis line , we are expanding the number of mental health professionals" but the v-a says it can't fight the suicide crisis alone.and that's why its teaming up with the non-profit "am-vets" to send trained nurses to veterans nationwide."there exists a need, now more than ever, for trained advocates, to confront rising suicide rates, particularly among veterans who face transition stress from leaving the service"am-vets says it'll spend 700-thousand dollars, of its own money, on the "heal" program.its nurses will visit rural areas where v-a care can be harder to find.once on the ground, nurses will help veterans one on one navigate the v-a health care system. the v-a says the "heal" program comes at an important time for the department. last year, the v-a expanded the number of people eligible for

mental health services.lana mckenzie says her team plans to start holding town halls to let veterans know about their new options."we intend to heal american veterans, no matter how tough or challenging" amvets says it also plans to launch a phone hotline for veterans to call.so veterans can access potentially life saving resources day or night. in washington, i'm mark meredith. ( marty ) san jose police have arrested a man for a series of armed robberies. they say daniel mendoza is responsible for at least five robberies. they have surveillance videos from four robberies in san jose and one in milpitas. in most cases, police say the suspect pointed a gun at a clerk....then took cash..and or lottery scratchers. he's now facing five counts of robbery. ( marty ) fremont police are hot on the heels of a crew that has been "skimming" credit card numbers across the bay area. kron four's rob fladeboe reports that police believe this crew has ties to

organized crime. arrested so far in connection with the credit card skimming ring are brothers denis and iurii osetskyi, vasiliy polyak and artak harutyunyan, all from southern california. police say iurii osetskii, was the first arrest. he had $38 hundred dollars on him after making multiple transactions at several atm machines. later that same night denis osetski reported his brother missing and when police went to the motel where they were staying they arrested him too and confiscated multiple cloned gift and debit cards made with the stolen pin numbers. that led police to alleged co conspirators vasiliy polyak and artak harutyunyan who both were in possession of bluetooth- enabled gas pump skimming devices and more than 100 cloned debit and gift cards as well as components to build more skimming tools. most of

the cards were traced to pin number stolen from the crocket area in contra costa county, likely obtained by devices attached to gas station pumps. sgt. ricardo cortes/fremont police "....crews will come to a gas station and will literally open up the pump and the pump sealed up with the device left behind inside the pump and it is bluetooth enabled so then somebody will simply be close by with a laptop and when somebody uses their debit card that person will capture their information on the lap top...."rob fladeboe/fremont ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss ÷( marty ) coming up on the kron 4 weekend news..steph curry and a few other warriors players

were missing from friday night's game against the blazers. gray radnich has the highlight's... next in sports. steph curry did not

travel to portland with the warriors he will not play the next two games curry stayed in the bay area to rehab his right ankle with warriors trainer, chelsea lane. -- golden state playing the blazers short-handed andre iguodala, david west, jordan bell, and patrick mccaw were also out with injuries. -- trail blazers rolling early in the game damian lillard with a deep three puts portland up by 8- in the second quarter c-j mccollum hits a jumper blazers jump to a 15-point

lead -- kevin durant gets the warriors back in the game in the third... durant gives the warriors the lead... 75-73 finishes with 40 points, 6 rebounds, 6 assists -- lillard puts the game away for the blazers portland defense their home court lillard and mccollum combine for 58 points blazers wins their 9th straight... 125-108 warriors lose second game in row to portland first loss since all star break but the n-f-l is buzzing we start with the niners san fransico announced today... they are parting ways with defensive end, elvis dumervil... after just one season the 49ers are not going to pick up the 2018 option on his contract dumervil was expected to earn aroun 3-million dollars this season. it will help the niners free up cap space for this offseason. dumervil

led the team in sacks last season with 6-point-5.-- á the raiders reportedly give defensive tackle, justin ellis... part of the 2014 draft class a three-year contract worth over 15-million dollars... more than 6-million is guranteed.that's saturday morning sport. back to the great marty gonzales. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá)(ácommercialá) look at the

bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a storm system approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of

the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

our top story this morning... 3 women hostages and a gunman are dead after a day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been expelled. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest. henry augustus/vietnam war veteran

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the fact that it's a shame that it would bring unnecessary publicity to this home. it shouldn't have happened."> thank you lydia. ( marty ) the shouting match between president trump and oakland mayor libby schaaf is getting louder.( marty ) it all started when mayor schaaf warned people about impending immigration raids. president trump says ice agents were ready to take one-thousand people into custody... but mayor schaaf's warning allowed most of them to hide. oakland city leaders have mixed reaction to war of words. but mayor

schaaf is taking it all in stride. ( marty ) the department of justice said the mayor's warning allowed at least 800 undocumented immigrants to avoid an arrest. earlier this week... attorney general jeff sessions announced the d-o-j is suing the state of california over its sanctuary status. ( marty )a controversial decision to refuse service to police officers at an oakland coffee shop... has people talking. kron-4's haaziq madyun has the story. "we have a policy of asking police to leave for the physical and emotional safety

of our customers and ourselves" that is what an oakland police officer was told back in february after entering hasta muerte coffee shop here fruitvale and east 27th street. the coffee shop wrote about the incident on their instagram account, word has got out to the community, some folks support the hasta muerte's decision others do not sot

this oakland resident who asked not to reveal her identity says the coffee shop is trying to protect some customers who may have had negative interactions with oakland policesot

coming up on the kron 4 weekend news... a stolen robot returns home. and now some bay area students have some work to do to get ready for the next compeition.... we'll have that after the break. (ácommercialá)

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school robotics team is celebrating after their stolen robot was returned. kron 4's dan kerman shows us the work to get it ready for the next competition. --nats-these are the cheers of the monta vista high school robotics team as they are reunited with their stolen robot .sot ishan mitra / president, monta vista high robotics team 09-14we're really glad that whoever had the robot decided to leave it somewhere so someone would find it , we're glad that it's backas you may have heard following this competition last saturday in utah, in which the robot, known as el toro 21 took 7th place out of

52 teams, the u-haul trailer carrying the robot, spare parts and all the teams tools was stolen dashing hopes of competing in the next competition in idaho. but days later the robot was found on someone's front lawn and friday afternoon it arrived back in cupertino for rigorous round of testingsot ninaad sridharan / monta vista high robotics team 45-52i think it's in pretty good shape, it's a little rusted, i assume it was left out in the rain a little bit, so we're going to have to replace the screws and the bearingsyet despite the rain and the rust, once connected to a battery, the electronics were still humming and it was elevator component was still able to work more testing needs to be done.. and a stolen parts need to be but this group is ready to work around the clocksotnow that it's back i think we have this fire back in us and we're totally ready to win in idaho standup dan kerman/cupertino 116-126the community has also come through raising 7 thousand dollars in less than a week.. that money will go to replacing stolen tools and parts, next getting this robot up to speed to compete in the next competition august 28th in idaho. in cupertino, dan

kerman kron 4 news. ( marty )still ahead on still ahead on the kron four weekend news... this is definetely a case of too much of a good thing being bad for you. our health expert explains why limiting sugar could help you improve your overall health. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá)

the ross spring dress event. it's here. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special celebration. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you've gotta get to the ross spring dress event, on now. ♪ you're gotta go to ross. (dave)a storm system

approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses.

for your health this morning ...on average, someone dies of heart disease every 40 seconds - that's about 22- hundred deaths each day. you're likely aware that eating too much sugar adds empty calories to your diet and inches to your waistline, but did you know it can increase your risk of dying from heart disease. our health expert, karen owoc, is here to explain why.

( marty )welcome back ...can another disney movie, this one starring oprah winfrey, unseat black panther from the box office throne?rick damigella previews a wrinkle in time. (nat drums)"we heard a cry out in the universe.""my father's alive.""we believe he is."it's disney versus disney at the box office this weekend, as "a wrinkle in time" heads to theaters. variety reports the movie, directed by ava duvernay, is tracking to open with between 30 and 38 million

dollars, with the hollywood reporter saying it could reach 40 million. that positions "a wrinkle in time" to be either neck and neck with or just behind "black panther, which is predicted to make 35 to 40 million or more in its fourth weekend in theaters."we're about to be crushed by the biggest storm of the century." three more movies open in wide release this weekend, with pundits predicting all three will open below 10 million dollars. "variety" reports the action caper "hurricane heist" and the horror yarn "the strangers: prey at night" both look to open in the seven million dollar range."they want five million wired to an account.""you tell whoever's got you there is no deal unless they come way down on the price.""what?!"charlize theron, david oyelowo and joel edgerton lead the cast of "gringo," a gritty action- comedy pitting an unwitting business man against unscrupulous bosses, smugglers and a mexican drug cartel, is expected to make off with dollar opening. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. adlib seven day.

thats kron 4 news weekend for this saturday morning... i'm marty gonzalez. from all of us thanks for watching. join us for kron4 news weekend tomorrow morning starting at 8 o'clock ... and tonight for kron 4 news at eight.

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is sponsored by russell's fine furniture. (lively music) - hey my friends, welcome to bay area bargains, i'm here at russell's furniture in santa clara. now, i have to tell you something, i love watching bay area bargains so much, that i actually came in bought a lift chair for my mother-in -law. do you guys remember? richard, and of course your grandson, josh. remember meeting me? - i called for directions on how to get here this morning. - you called for directions, richard, come on. (laughs) - and you're asking me if i remember something two years ago. - i remember you. - you remember me-- how can you forget her? - well, listen-- - come on! (laughs) - wait, he can't even remember how to get to his own store. (laughs) now, i know a lot of you are probably expecting henry, but i love the show so much, i had to kick him over to europe to be on. so, here i am! so, i'm ready to hear about all the fun selection, and what's going on at good prices. - henry did send me a note, "save me!" (laughs) okay, anyways--