learning new information about the shooter's past as it relates to guns-- and anger management. good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan.. in for vicki liviakis. these three women-- and the gunman, albert wong, were killed at the pathway house on friday. and tonight we're hearing from the family of jennifer golick for the first time. (grant) but first-- kron four's spencer blake is live in yountville tonight. with details on what wong's family is saying about him. spencer? his older brother says wong, who was an army veteran who served in afghanistan, got upset over small things after returning from combat. tyrone lampkin is his brother's name.he says wong was never the same after he got out of the military. lampkin hadn't seen his brother in years, though they did keep in touch by phone.he says he had heard wong had started drinking a lot and wasn't taking medication he

was on.perhaps most telling of all, is that wong apparently got particularly mad at petty things - like people not doing their fair share of work, or owing him money.a close friend of one of the victim's, christine loeber, says the whole thing is so tragic, you can't be angry. (sot)"you can't describe it other than, the guy needed help. he went to battle for our country, he came back not healthy, and didn't get enough help."(vo)some other interesting revelations about wong are that the state bureau of security and investigative services says wong received permits to carry a nine- millimeter gun and to be a security guard back in 2008. those permits weren't current, though.the bureau says he lost his license for failing to pay the annual fees.that means his permits expired on october 31st of last year. meanwhile today, c-h-p told kron four news that they are looking into so many moving parts of this investigation, that won't be releasing any new information beyond what they told us on friday.live in yountville, spencer blake, kron four news.

news. (catherine) today... grief stricken family members of one of the pathway home shooting victims talked about their tragic loss it was the first time jennifer golick's family has spoken publicly about the tragedy.. kron4's haaziq madyun was there... sot

mother: "we like to call her jiffy that has been her nickname all of her life"> jennifer's mother lani gray spoke with a heavy heart as she reflected on the sudden and tragic loss of her daughter sot

coverage of this story. coming up at 5:30... we'll talk live to a doctor about treating combat-related post traumatic stress. and there are more details on our website... including a timeline of events, and tributes to the victims. it's all on kron four dot com. (catherine) breaking news tonight... all solano community college campuses were evacuated today after a bomb threat... . two threats were phoned in around noon. the campuses are in vallejo, fairfield, and vacaville. all classes were canceled... and all campuses under mandatory evacuation orders. sheriff's officials say all

students and staff are safe. the investigation into the source of the threat continues. "we let them "choppas".. ááágunshotsááá(grant) ááágunshotsááá(grant) new video captures the moment police shoot and kill a man in oakland. it happened near 40th and market streets last night. when firefighters arrived ... they saw that the man had a gun ... and called police for back up. officer arrived and gave the man verbal commands. the man reportedly did not respond ... and police shot him. police treated him for his wounds ... but he died at the scene. the alameda county district attorneys office is now investigating. (grant) happening tonight... police in san francisco are holding a town hall meeting to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. 19-year-old jesus adolfo delgado was killed last tuesday night...near 21st and capp streets. two people who say they had been robbed... flagged down police.... and gave them a

description of the suspects' car. when officers found the car... witnesses say there was a person in the trunk who started shooting. that's when officer's returned fire. tonight's town hall is at 6:00 at the cesar chavez school. kron4's ali reid will be there and will have updates later tonight... on kron4 news in primetime. (catherine) four people suspected in a string of home invasion robberies in petaluma today are now in custody. but sonoma county sheriff deputies are looking for another five suspects, four men and one woman. during today's search - kron four's maureen kelly reports that residents of one novato neighborhood were asked to shelter in place for hours. éit was here on this private road in petaluma where two carloads of a total of nine suspects came armed at around 3amand according to sonoma county sheriff's committed a series of home invasions on three residences here.they knocked down fences kicked in doors tied up people pistol whipped a man and look and search for marijuana. when they realize they had the wrong house, there was no marijuana present in any of

the homes they left no one needed to be hospitalized.but one resident who would not go on camera would only say it was super scary..another neighbor voiced his concerns. it's terrifying, i heard it was a mistake it's scary because it could happen to anyonemarin county sheriff department search and rescue operatives could be seen loading up to help scour the area near 101 and atherton ave where one of the suspect's rental cars was dumped with three guns inside.. one suspect was apprehended after turning up on the doorstep of a home on woodhollow drive asking to use phone to call an uber, the resident called 911 instead. that neighborhood was asked to shelter in place while swat teams and other law enforcement searched the area for hours for the four other suspects from that vehcile that got away.. the second vehicle was spotted by employees at the novato costco. officers responded to that area they arrested three out of that vehicle and one female got away the sonoma county sheriff department lifted the shelter in place at around 2 pm once they were sure the missing suspects were no longer within the permeter. the sonoma county sheriff's department says the suspects are from out of this area,

some believed to be from north carolina, others from the sacramento area. investigators will now be following up with local hotels around here to see if any of their recent guests match the suspects descriptions. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) (grant) tongiht - we are tracking rain moving through the bay area... this is a live look at stormtracker four radar... we are expecting ásevená days of wet weather.... (catherine) this is a live look outside...rain falling at the richmond bridge, bay bridge and golden gate bridge.. the wet weather has the potential to make some of the commutes this week a nightmare. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the timing. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the

day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet.

(2-shot/grant) despite the rain falling right now... summer is fast approaching and this is no time to be letting our guard down about conserving water.(catherine) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now live from the south bay, some of us may be doing just that.......rob? (rob live) water managers say there is no need to panic. percolation ponds like this one along coyote creek are still putting water into the ground but there are some early indications that we may slipping back into some old pre-drought habits. richard santos/chairman-santa clara valley water district "....it's a major wakeup call...."santa clara valley water district board chairman richard santos is talking about the statewide dip in water conservation in january of this year.richard santos ".....we need to conserve, we need to do better, these are some little yellow flags that say we need to do more

conservation..."the state water resources control board says that the amount of water saved by urban users, much of which goes for outdoor watering, has fallen in seven of the past eight months. statewide, urban residents cut consumption by just .08 percent in january, that's well below the 2o-percent reduction from january of 2017. if that is a trend, the gains from last winter's record rainfall will be gone before we know it.richard santos "...true but you can't keep going to the well, don't let that give you false hopes, we live in an arid climate,california is like a desert...."compared with the baseline numbers from january 0f 2013, when the last drought began, bay area residents still managed to cut water use by 6-point-9 percent in january of 2018.that's less than half of what it was a year ago but much better than southern california.,where consumption increased by 3- point-9 percent. regardless of how much rain and snoware still to come this year, water managers will continue to call for a minimum conservation goal of at least 20-percent. richard santos/santa clara valley water district "...keep that bucket in the shower, don't let it run all day, put nozzles on it, there are so many things you can do, we need to stay proactive...." here in the south bay, where

reservoirs and ground water are still in fairly good shape, water managers say it is still way too soon to be talking about any new water conservation measures. thy say they'll make that call when it's done raining and snowing and they find how much imported water they are entitled to. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) coming up... a tense

situation after two people are killed.. when packages explode on their front porches. why police believe the incidents are connected... (catherine) also - while d-n-a testing is becoming more popular. there's now a warning about testing your children. we'll explain why. (grant) plus after the break... hundreds of frozen eggs and embryos could be damaged at a local fertility clinic. and tonight we are learning exactly what happened.

(catherine) tracking the storm moving through the bay area... we are already seeing scattered showers... (grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the timing. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on

wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet.

(grant) thousands of eggs and embryos may have been damaged after a rare malfunction... at a san francisco clinic. but tonight-- the president of the clinic says the problem was immediately rectified by a worker who refilled a low nitrogen tank. the embryos were transferred to a new tank at the pacific fertility center. the clinic is now sending letters to about 500 patients who may have been affected. steps have been taken to make sure this doesn't happen again, according to the company. the failure came the same day as one at a cleveland-area clinic -- where officials estimate about two-thousand frozen eggs and embryos may have been damaged by a similar storage malfunction. (catherine) bay area quintuplets are now being introduced to the public on social media.. their parents - amy and chad kempel - posted video on you-tube. video on you-tube. the babies were born in january at

kaiser in walnut creek. their names --- lincoln, noelle, grayson, preston, and gabriella. kron-4 first talked to the parents in november - when they were concerned aboutlocal doctors lacking experience with delivering quintuplets. but they say they got the care they needed at kaiser walnut creek-- with a team of 60 specialists in the room when the babies were born. there's a go-fund-me page to help the family with medical costs. if you would like to donate-- we are working on posting a link on our website-- at kron4 dot com. "we don't need your racist wall. we reject your hate" (grant)the protests have already begun in san diego where president trump is due to arrive tomorrow afternoon. he plans to inspect proto-type models of his mexican border wall.(catherine) steve aveson is in the newsroom with a preview of the president's first trip to californiasince taking office. steve? (steve)grant, catherine, he's

beein in the white house for fourteen months,no other president in modern times has waited so long before visiting california.that doesn't mean mr. trump has been ignoring our state.listen to what he said over the weekend, "the state of california is sheltering dangerous criminals in a brazen and lawless attack on our constitutional system of government. /// they don't care about crime. they don't care about death and killings. they don't care about robberies. they don't care about the kind of things that you and i care about."last week the justice department justice last week the justice department sued the state for allegedly failing to enforce immigration laws. "sanctuary jurisdictions are the best friend of smugglers, gang members, drug dealers, human traffickers, killers, and other violent offenders."the pew research center says most of the crimes committed by ice arestees last year were nonviolent ... driving under the influence, possessing or selling illegal drugs and immigration violations.under president trump, ice agents are arresting more people with no criminal records.san diego had a 72 percent increase in

the last three months of 2017. ...compared to 16 percent in los angeles and 22 percent in san francisco.tomorrow the president will speak at the site where homeland security has erected eight showcase models of his as=yet unfunded mexican wall. "while california may not have...while he may not have won that state, there is certainly a lot of support for this president., not just there but across the country. he looks forward to being there and presenting a lot of those specific policies." (steve) kron four will have a reporter in san diego tomorrow. we will have a live updates starting on kron four news at five, six and six=thirty. (grant) happening now in texas.... two people are killed-- and two others are

injured after a series of package explosions in austin. and they all happened in the last 10 days. two of those explsoions happened today. a 17-year-old boy died and a woman was hurt in the first. an elderly hispanic woman was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries from the second. police say the incidents appear to be connected to a march second bombing that killed a man. the first two packages were not delivered via any mail services. police have not said if these are hate crimes-- but say it's a possibilty because of the victim's races. there is now a 15-thousand dollar reward for information leading to any arrests. (catherine) and after the break... why you might want to skip the mascara and lipstick if you're trying to get a promotion at work. (grant) and taking a look at storm tracker 4 radar... rain is falling around the bay area tonight. we will

have more on the wet forecast--

(catherine) if women want to be great leaders in the workplace...they'll need to go easy on the make-up........ at least that's according to a new study from a university in scotland.. it says that women bosses wearing heavy makeup were less likely to be thought of as good leaders. people were asked to look at photos of the same woman with...and without a made-up face. the photos featuring lots of make-up resulted in the perception that she wasn't as able to handle authority. those women were considered more frivolous... and a so- called 'natural look' -- was deemed more trustworthy. (grant) d-n-a tests are becoming more and more popular among adults... but what about children? reporter evan donovan takes us through the do's and the don'ts of d-n-a testing... and explains why you might run into some

problems. dna testing is all the rage. for less than $200 dollars, you can find out where you come from...and also whether your genes put you at risk for certain diseases.angelina jolie famously had a double mastectomy after discovering her increased risk for breast cancer.but what about testing kids?quick nats - ornela cooing at babyornela myteberi (or-nay-la mite-berry) is not planning to test her 8 month old daughter edea...but she went through some genetic testing while pregnant.she says .. she'd rather know .. so she can act.ornela myteberi / mom"because there are for example diseases that you can prevent from beginning. there are others that you cannot do nothing."and that's just one dilemma.tests aren't always accurate...and even if they reveal you're more at risk ... some genetic diseases like huntington's don't present symptoms until adulthood."most people in this clinical ethics

community would say parents don't have a right to that information, because it's not the parent's information. and there's nothing you can do about it at this point. in a sense, children have a right to keep that information private, and not know it. it's like once you open the genie out of the box, you can't close the lid again. nevertheless ... some parents say it can better equip them as medicine advances."perhaps it's not curable today, but it can be some years after. so, better to know i think."better for this parent to know...but little edea may say something different if she could. (catherine) (catherine) next at 5:30... new details about a murder in walnut creek. police are now releasing the identity of the victim-- after the man was killed by someone he knew. (grant) and after the break--- a mental health expert joins us live... to talk about the yountville gunman... and treating veterans for p-t-s-d.

♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through april 2nd. (grant) we're learning new information about the gunman who took hostages... then killed those three women at the veterans home in yountville friday.. all three women worked at a treatment program that the killer had recently been kicked out of. family members say albert wong became

fixated on petty grievances after serving in afghanistan. wong's older brother says he was never the same after getting out of the military. he says his brother would obsess over small conflicts -- like if someone owed him money. family members also say wong had stopped taking his medication and was drinking a lot.(catherine) joining us now is doctor harry croft -- an expert on post traumatic stress.... talking to us from texas. he's the author of a book on managing combat-related post traumatic stress -- called "i always sit with my back to the wall".. doctor croft... this has to be an extreme example of the disorder. what kind of red flags might have been missed that might have indicated this was on a whole different level of trauma?.... (grant) tracking the storm moving

through the bay area... we are already seeing scattered showers... (catherine) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the timing. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind

and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet. (catherine) local first... here

are the stories we are following in your neighborhood... (grant) in the north bay... four robbery suspects are on the loose after a series of home invasion robberies. the home invasions happened in petaluma... but the suspects lead police on a chase to a neighborhood in novato. police asked residents in the wood hollow drive neighborhood to shelter in place... but that has now been lifted. police say the suspects targeted three different homes in petaluma this morning. they say the suspects kicked in doors and confronted homeowners-- while looking for marijuana. at least one homeowner was tied up-- and pistol whipped. one suspect was caught but the other four remain on the loose tonight. (catherine) the family of a woman killed in a hit- and-run in vallejo....... say they feel "blessed" now that an arrest has been made. police arrested vincent fitzer on friday... on two outstanding warrants unrelated to the hit-and-run. police had been looking for him since the accident last wednesday on

vervais avenue. the car hit 18-year old ayres buffin who was walking on the sidewalk. (grant) in the east bay. we now know the name of the security guard... killed at a walnut creek construction site. police have identifed the victim as 60-year-old harry swayne the third. the incident happened at a construction site on lacassie avenue thursday night.. there police say 34-year-old hakim madjour attacked swayne with a metal pole. the two... were coworkers. madjour was treated for minoir injuries before being arrested and booked in jail on $one million bail. (grant) concord police say a wanted felon is recovering... after being shot by an officer as he tried to run away. joshua robertson was in a car that was stopped saturday night on allegro avenue. at the time.. police were looking for a man accused of domestic violence. police say robertson had a felony warrant for his arrest on suspicion of robbery... and as officers tried to arrest him... he ran. that's when the officer fired. (catherine) in the south bay. the christopher

columbus statue hauled out of san jose's city hall building....is now in a hall of the italian-american heritage foundation. san jose city officials voted to remove the statue back in january...after some residents argued that it glorified the bad treatment of native americans. the statue will eventually have a protective enclosure...since it was vandalized several times while at city hall. (catherine) coming up-- nearly a month after the school shooting in florida, the white house is rolling out it's proposals to protect schools. we'll take a closer look at the plan. (grant) and after the break--- find out why a judge ruled in favor of keeping a woman's identity secret-- after winning hundreds of millions of dollars in the powerball lottery.

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sure, we love a good glacier. 5... a judge has ruled that a new hampshire woman who won a powerball jackpot worth nearly560-million-dollars can keep her identity private. the judge ruled today that disclosing the woman's name would be an invasion of privacy. what 'can' be announced he says -- her hometown. that woman signed her ticket after the january drawing, but later learned from a lawyer that she could have shielded her identity by writing down the name of a trust. (grant) still ahead-- the 49'ers sign one of their arch rivals. find out why richard sherman says he's going to sherman says he's

going to the silver and gold... as payback to the seahawks. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant)it's a story that's been trending on social media in sports...the 49ers locked up a big name with cornerback richard sherman... the team announced that he's agreed to a 3 year deal....(catherine) it's an interesting addition...since sherman tried to torment the 49ers for 7 seasons while he was with the seahawks.. kron 4's kim smith joins us in studio with the latest..kim, is sherman what the 49ers needed? the irony in this one... since coming in to the league sherman has made it his job to wreak havoc against anyone who lined up across from him-- especially if they were wearing red and gold... but, hey, it's a business... the media got a chance to speak with sherman this morning on a conference call.. he says the 49ers were actually the first team to show him some love

once he was released from seattle.. sherman says he was excited kyle shananan and john lynch were the first to contact him... and the 7 year vet took a different approach negotiating his own contract... --it's an incentive laiden contract -- especially if he performs well with a pro bowl appearance, it will carry guaranteed money into next year...sherman says he felt good about the 39 point 1-5 million dollar deal...--the major concern is will he be ready?? coming off of a season ending injury..sherman had surgery on his ruptured achilles ... he says he will be ready...---but, sherman says he felt disrepected with how things went down with the seahawks.. and he's not one to hold back... he's already sounding off on twitter -- sherman wrote.. instead of getting upset with me for going to a new team how about you get upset with the people who forced me to go.... if one job fires you and another job offers you a great position i highly doubt most people would go back to the old job for a lot less money...

that's in response to some videos on twitter of seahawks fans buring sherman's jersey.... so i'm sure it will be interesting to watch those dvision games twice this season.. (catherine)(catherine) tracking the storm moving through the bay area... we are already seeing scattered showers... (grant) (grant) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with more on the timing. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the

week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet.

(catherine) tonight the

trump administration is unveiling its plans to make america's schools safer. the white house says its proposals are part of a joint effort with state and local leaders...(grant) but critics say the plan could actually hurt more than it helps. kron 4's mark meredith reports from the white house. president trump is appointing education secretary betsy devos to chair a presidential commission on school safety. "white house aides say the ideas they're rolling out are ones they believe can pass congress.but critics argue the white house should be doing more to lead the effort against gun violence."sarah dachos is with pro gun control group "moms demand action". "we don't think any of this is worthy, now we're going to have to buckle down with congress to make something happen"the nation's largest teachers union - the n-e-a -is also disappointed in president trump."putting more guns in a public school will not keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of dangerous people"the white house insists these ideas are only a starting point.and states can decide what works best for them.in washington, i'm mark meredith.

(grant) adult film star stormy daniels is offering to return her "hush money" to president trump and his lawyer-- daniels says she had an affair with trump before the 2016 presidential election. trump denies the affair. daniels is hoping that by returning the money....she will be able to end her silence. last

month, trump's attorney michael cohen said he paid 130- thousand dollars of his thousand dollars of his own money to daniels-- ahead of the 2016 election. daniels' attorney says she would wire the money to an account designated by the president by friday if he agrees. (catherine) next at 5-- some lawmakers want to make sure all kids get to eat lunch at school. find out how they're trying to stop what they call lunch shaming.

lawmakers are trying to put and end to what's known as school "lunch shaming" a bill in iowa was passed on thursday-- but there is a deadline looming this week to keep it alive. kayla james explains how this proposal... could benefit parents, students, and the schools. courtney trimble/ mother"at my daughter's school sometimes if her account is low or below zero or something like that, they'll put a stamp on her hand."courtney trimble is talking about her elementary school-aged daughter,who experienced one of the consequences of not having enough money in her lunch account.courtney trimble/ mother"and i thought that's not very good because you know other kids could see that. they could tease other kids." and while her daughter wasn't teased, some other students aren't so lucky.judi scheiner/ grandmother"they found out the lunch money wasn't there. rather than letting the child eat the food, it goes in the trash right in front of the child and any of the other kids that are standing near them." that's why a few iowa legislators from both parties worked together to draft a bill to stop similar acts, while helping schools receive money owed to them.ashley hinson/ iowa state house"no kid should ever be shamed when they don't have enough money in their lunch account. but we

also wanted to create a tool for schools to be able to hold people accountable who were not putting money in lunch accounts."house file 2467 prohibits schools from publicly identifying students who either owe money or have a low balance in their account. at the same time, it offers a solution for schools to ensure they get their money, by withholding a parent's tax refund.ashley hinson/ iowa state house"basically that's just a last resort tool for people who are really abusing the system."if a parent has over a 500-dollar debt that hasn't been paid in two years, schools could have a parent's tax refund withheld.courtney trimble/ mother"i don't mind it. i guess it depends on how much they're taking out."and for families who can't afford school lunches, the bill would have schools tell parents about their options more often. ashley hinson/ iowa state house "this would allow them to have two different approaches on being reminded about the free and reduced lunch program and then give schools a little bit more discretion to have those conversations with families, too." (grant) that was kayla james reporting. the senate education committee needs to approve the bill by this friday - or it dies for the year.

(granti) that wraps up kron four news at five... steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) coming up new on kron4 news at six. warriors head coach warriors head coach steve kerr headlining a town hall meeting on gun violence.. his message for bay area high school students...(catherine) then - new details about the gunman who killed three women after taking them hostage at the veterans center in yountville. plus -- seven days of rain plus -- seven days of rain expected in the bay area. kron4 news at six is next. news at six is next. (steve) news at six is next. (steve) ♪

♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. (steve)tonight at 6.new details about the yountville shooter's past are coming to the surface today.according to family -- albert wong dealt with anger issues throughout

much of his life. (steve)good evening, i'm steve aveson. (catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.on friday... wong walked into a staff party on the campus of the veterans home of california in yountville, took three women hostage, ended up killing them...and then turned the gun on himself. (steve) kron four's spencer blake spoke to wong's brother about his state of mind after he returned from military service in afghanistan...and joins us live from the veterans home campus in yountville. albert wong was an army veteran....and according to his older brother, tyrone lampkin, his combat overseas changed him. when wong got back, lampkin says he was quick to get angry over little things - like people owing him money, for example.lampkin says his brother obsessed over minor conflicts.we do know that wong had been in a treatment program for veterans, and was asked to leave the program at some point.c-h-p is declining to release more information yet because, as they tell kron four, they've got so many moving parts to the investigation that they don't want to reveal pieces until they have the whole picture sorted out.lampkin also says

wong struggled with bipolar disorder, but he would go offhis meds because he didn't feel like they were working.a friend of one of the hostages killed friday....says wong clearly didn't get enough help. "no one knows what pain he was in, how sick he was. maybe he was just a bad person. ya know, but at this point, it doesn't matter. it's just, ya gotta go on and keep her memory alive."(vo)some other interesting revelations about wong are that the state bureau of security and investigative services says wong received permits to carry a nine- millimeter handgun and to be a security guard back in 2008. those permits weren't current, though.the bureau says he lost his license for failing to pay the annual fees.that means his permits expired on october 31st of last year. again he was permitted to carry a handgun.we know he had a rifle when he walked into the building on friday.live in yountville, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) one of the victims of last week's shooting was christine loeber. chirstine's friends say she loved her work, and was honored to have been named the

executive director at pathway... a position she served in for many years. today, kron4's haaziq news.kron four spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) (steve) one of the victims of last week's shooting was christine loeber. chirstine's friends say she loved her work, and was honored to have been named the executive director at pathway... a position she served in for many years. today, kron4's haaziq madyun spoke with a retired navy veteran who says christine helped him a great deal. nat/sot haaziqwhat are you going to miss most about her? sot retired u.s. navy veteran tom rossi is referring to the

slain exective director of pathway home christine loeber here at veterans home of california in yountville. on friday loeber her two colleagues dr. jennifer golick , dr. jennifer gonzales and the gunman albert wong were all found shot to death at pathway home. tom rossi came to pay his respects at this memorial of candles and flowers. he says christine loeber helped him when he was struggling with...sothe says he can't imagine what was going through the shooters mind that made him do such a horrible thing to such nice peoplesotthat is coming from a military veteran who has seen a lot after serving his country for nearly 30-years nat/sot haaziqyou never think something like that would happen here?sotflags have been ordered to fly at half staff in the wake of this tragedy. among tthe memorial of flowers and candles are these three hearts. inside you see there is one little heart, representing dr. jennifer gonzales unborn child who also died during the shooting...in

yountville haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) new tonight at 6. in a political climate where athletes are often told to "stick to sports," the head coach of the warriors, steve kerr... has been an outspoken proponent of gun control. (catherine) and he's also encouraging his players to speak their minds....(steve) today, steve kerr visited newark memorial high school to encourage kids to do the same. (steve) dan kerman joins us now live from newark -- where kerr was joined by some local politicians for today's town hall discussion. (catherine) (catherine) in

washington d.c..... the white house has unveiled new gun and school safety proposals president trump responded on twitter today to criticism that he walked back support for raising the minimum age for certain gun purchases. this, as students across the country are planning protests to pressure lawmakers for more gun control. karin kay-fah has the latest from washington. the white house says president trump hasn't abandoned previously expressed support for raising age to purchase guns to 21, despite his tweet monday that said the idea doesn't have much political support.press secretary sarah

sanders, saying the administration wants to start with areas that have fewer political hurdles. sarah sanders / white house press secretary: he hasn't backed away from these things at all. they're still outlined in the plan. but he can't make them happen with a broad stroke of the pen. you have to have some congressional component to do some of these things.on sunday, the white house laid out proposals on gun and school safety -- including some firearms training for qualified school personnel and backing a bipartisan bill to improve background checks. the white house also proposed a federal commission on school safety issues. some lawmakers say that's not enough.rep. ted deutch / -d- florida: it has been 19 years since columbine. and five years since sandy hook. and a month almost since stoneman douglas. and they want a commission? we need action now.some states are taking their own action. on friday, governor rick scott signed the first florida gun law enacted in the wake of the february 14th shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the nra has sued the state the law that does raise the minimum age to purchase a firearm from 18 to 21.students across the country are preparing for an organized walkout aimed at pushing for tougher gun laws, and honoring the parkland victims.in washington, i'm karin caifa.

(catherine)as you can see on this interactive map on the event's website...dozens of schools around the bay area are planning on participating in the 17-minute walkout wednesday.it was put together by the organizer's of the women's march... and each minute of the walkout represents one of the victims of the parkland, florida shooting. (catherine) on our website - we have a full list of schools scheduled to join wednesday's walkout... we also have links to more information on what each school is planning... and ways to participate. that's all on kron4 dot com. (steve) breaking news tonight... all solano community college campuses were evacuated today after a bomb threat... . two threats were phoned in around

noon. the campuses are in vallejo, fairfield, and vacaville. all classes were canceled... and all campuses under mandatory evacuation orders. sheriff's officials say all students and staff are safe. the investigation into the source of the threat continues. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will

spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet. (catherine) the sonoma county sheriff's department is searching for five suspects who got away after allegedly committing a series of armed home invasions in west petaluma. four of the total of nine suspects are in custody.(steve) investigators say the suspects came to the bay area to target homes they mistakenly believed were involved with marijuana cultivation. tonight at

6..... kron4's maureen kelly reports authorities are concerned because of it's similarities to another home invasions last month. it was here on this private road in petaluma where two carloads of a total of nine suspects came armed at around 3amand according to sonoma county sheriff, kicked in doors, tied up some of the people inside and even pistol whipped one man.looking for marijuana they mistakenly thought was being grown here. we are going on that assumption right now that they were targeting just different house or were looking for a different house that was possibly cultivating marijuana previously and they just had really bad intelligence and got the wrong housesno one needed to be hospitalized.but one resident who would not go on camera would only say it was super scary..another neighbor voiced his concerns. i can't imagine how terrifying that must've been. i'm just so glad we didn't have to live through it babe got kids here i hear they had kids and elderly woman so just very scary i'm just glad they're ok the search for the suspects came down to the novato where

a neighborhood near 101 and atherton avenue was asked to shelter in place after one suspect vehicle was abandoned with firearms inside. one suspect was apprehended at this location, and three more were picked up at the novato costco after employees there spotted the second suspect vehicle.it is concerning it's concerning and very disturbing we've had two of these in two monthsauthorities believe the suspects are from out of the area, some from north carolina.others from around sacramento. just last month suspects, some of whom were from richmond virginia allegedly killed one man during two home invasion robberies in santa rosa where again the target was pot. marijuana has become legal here in california. a lot of it's grown is very abundant right now but prices are down and it's out there so people come to our state to rob us, steal it and take it to another state where they can get 2 to 3 times the amount for itthe sonoma county sheriff department lifted the shelter in place at around 2p with five of the nine suspect still on the loose. investigators will now be following up with local hotels around here to see if any of their recent guests match the suspects descriptions. maureen kelly kron4 news

(( áá steve / v.o. áá )) officers respond to gunfire in pursuit of alleged robbers tonightthey'll take questions on the shooting death in a san francisco town hall gathering (( áá catherine / v.o. áá )) president trump is making his first visit to california as president and opponents of the border wall are using the occasion to protest. (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) big problems for california water resources, conservation by usershas gone way down and there's no sign of water on the way

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warm, dry winter in california. that has led to a bit more water use....at least more than water managers would like to see. (( steve / 2 shot )) and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, there is a renewed call for water conservation. rob fladeboe/san jose "...water managers say there is no need to panic. percolation ponds like this one here along coyote creek are still putting water into the underground aquifer for future use but there are some early indications that we may be slipping back into some bad, pre drought habits..." richard santos/chairman-santa clara valley water district "....it's a major wakeup call...."santa clara valley water district board chairman richard santos is talking about the statewide dip in water conservation in january of this year.richard santos ".....we need to conserve, we need to do better, these are some little yellow flags that say we need to do more conservation..."the state water resources control board says that the amount of water saved by urban users, much of which goes for outdoor watering, has fallen in seven of the past eight months. statewide, urban residents cut consumption by just .08

percent in january, that's well below the 2o-percent reduction from january of 2017. if that is a trend, the gains from last winter's record rainfall will be gone before we know it.richard santos "...true but you can't keep going to the well, don't let that give you false hopes, we live in an arid climate,california is like a desert...."compared with the baseline numbers from january 0f 2013, when the last drought began, bay area residents still managed to cut water use by 6-point-9 percent in january of 2018.that's less than half of what it was a year ago but much better than southern california.,where consumption increased by 3- point-9 percent. regardless of how much rain and snoware still to come this year, water managers will continue to call for a minimum conservation goal of at least 20-percent. richard santos/santa clara valley water district "...keep that bucket in the shower, don't let it run all day, put nozzles on it, there are so many things you can do, we need to stay proactive...." rob fladeboe "....meantime state and local reservoirs are still in fairly good shape. those here in santa clara county are roughly 28 percent full. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news let's take a

let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase

toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet. (catherine) happening now... police in san francisco are holding a town hall meeting to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. jesus delgado- duarte was killed by police last tuesday night on capp street... (catherine) feet.to about 3,000 running low to about 3,000 feet.

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now... police in san francisco are holding a town hall meeting to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. jesus delgado- duarte was killed by police last tuesday night on capp street... between 21st and 22nd. officers were flagged down by two people who'd been robbed. when police tracked down the car they described - witnesses say there was a person in the trunk who started shooting. we have a reporter there... and tonight at 8... we'll have a live report on the town hall from the cesar chavez school. (steve) an investigation is underway tonight following a deadly police shooting in oakland last night. (catherine) grant lodes joins us now in studio with some new video of the incident as it was happening.. (grant) it started as a call about a man down in the road around 40th and market streets last night... blocks away from the macarthur bart station. when firefighters arrived ... they saw that the man had a gun ... and called police for back up.

officers came to the scene and gave the man verbal commands. the man reportedly did not comply... and police shot him. police treated the man ... but he died from his injuries. police say a gun was recovered at the scene. the alameda county district attorney's office is leading the investigation. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) as donald trump makes his first visit to california as president governorbrown invites him to support a made in america first in the central valley. baby boomers,

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there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. for us, it's time to get tested. man is recovering from injuries after his ultralight plane crashed in a field in sonoma county. it happened in valley ford near highway one on sunday evening. firefighters had to use the jaws of life to release the man who was trapped in the plane. he was flown to a

local hospital with major but non life threatening injuries. the sonoma county sheriff's office and the f-a-a are investigating the crash. (catherine) lawmakers on capitol hill are pushing a plan to clear a nearly 16 billion dollar backlog on maintenance in national parks. washington correspondent drew petrimoulx reports on how they're hopingto pay for the fix... during a recent hearing federal officials showed pictures of crumbling roads and bridges to highlight the backlog of maintenance at national parks.bruce westerman, r-ar:"there's been too much focus on acquiring new land verses taking care of what we got."congressman bruce westerman says in arkansas improvements to buffalo national river and hot springs national park are among the 37 million dollars worth of work needed in the state.he's sponsoring a new bill to fund park maintenance by curtailing new land buys. drew mcconville, the wilderness society:"it would sacrifice and really hijack and a very popular and important program." environmentalists agree national parks need major work

but they oppose westerman's plan to pay for it.drew mcconville is with the wilderness society.drew mccoaville, the wilderness society:"this program is about protecting the most special places." the program is called the land and water conservation fund which draws most of its revenue from offshore oil and gas royalties. drew petrimoulx, reporting: "the trump administration is pushing for new energy exploration and lawmakers are eying the additional revenues to fix the nation's park."sen. lamar alexander, r-"very good news for anyone who cares about the great smoky mountain national park."tennessee senator lamar alexander is pushing his own bipartisan bill. it leaves intact the current formula for land buying while dedicating new energy royalties to the backlog.but the wilderness society says both bills are flawed because they encourage energy exploration on sensitive lands.in washington im drew petrimoulx (( áá v.o. / (( áá v.o. / steve áá ))(( áá v.o. / steve áá )) cut by the raiders, former nfl player aldon smith, makes his latest appearance incourt following charges in san francisco

(( áá v.o. / catherine áá )) another package bomb goes off in the texas capital city and now police think that the motive may be racism.

(steve)welcome back. three explosions that occurred when people picked up packages outside their residences in austin, texas appear to be connected. all the explosions occurred when people who lived at the residences went outside and

picked up packages. (catherine) police say the packages were not delivered by the postal service or delivery services like ups or fedex. grant lodes joins us with the latest. (televo) a teenager was killed...and a 75-year-old woman was critically injured in austin today after finding a package bombs left outside their front doors. this is the third package explosion in the city in the last 10 days, and the second one today. the first two explosions each left one person dead. all three bombs resembled delivered packages and were left outside of residences. each exploded when picked up or moved. (grant) (grant) on march 2nd, a 39-year-old african american man was

killed in what police say they originally thought was an isolated incident. then came the two explosions today, which began in the morning when a 17-year-old african american teen was killed at his home after finding and opening a package...and the older woman injured is hispanic. (grant) police are investigating the possibility that these are hate crimes because the people targeted are minorities. authorities are urging residents to be cautious when opening mail until the suspect, or suspects, are caught. (steve) authorities are investigating what caused a helicopter to crash in new york city's east river yesterday. here's video of the chopper being pulled out of the river. authorities say they will look at everything including flotation devices, passengers' harnesses...and photos they might have taken. the crash killed all 5 passengers but pilot richard vance survived...and reports say that he believes a passenger's bag might have hit an emergency fuel shutoff switch in the moments before the chopper went down. it will

be some time before any findings are made. (catherine) new tonight at 6. former raider and 49er linebacker and defensive end aldon smith was in a san francisco courtroom today to enter a not guilty plea. he's charged with domestic violence, assault, false imprisonment and vandalism in connection with an incident in san francisco on march 3rd. a protective order has been filed against smith which prohibits him from contacting the alleged victim.... smith is due back in court april 5th. (steve)here's some video of snow today out of blowing rock, north carolina.the east coast is bracing for its 3rd nor'easter storm in the last 10 days.chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking that storm as well as some snow closer to home. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will

continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet.

when wong got back, lampkin says he was quick to get angry over little things - like people owing him money, for example.lampkin says his brother obsessed over minor conflicts.spencer blake kron four news.

here outside the pathway home at the va housing in yountville a memorial for the victims who died in the deadly shootingnat/sot haaziqwhat are you going to miss most about her?sot flags have been ordered to fly at half staff in the wake of this tragedy. among tthe memorial of flowers and candles are these three hearts. inside you see there is one little heart, representing dr. jennifer gonzales unborn child who also died during the shooting...in yountville haaziq madyun kron4news in petaluma in petaluma sonoma county

sherrifs are investigating three home invasion robberies where they say a total of nine suspects tied up residents and pistol whipped one man looking for marijuana they mistakenly thought was being grown here. the search for the suspects came down to novato...where neighbors living around atherton ave and 101 were asked to shelter in place for several hours after one of the suspect vehicles was found abandoned with guns inside. one suspect was apprehended here....and three more were picked up at the novato costco after employees there spotted the second suspect vehicle. five suspects, one woman and four men are still on the loose.maureen kelly kron4 news

here in the south bay and across much of california, water conservation habits appear to be lagging. the state water resources control board reporting that the amount of water saved by urban users has fallen in seven of the last 8 months. much of that extra consumption occuring in southern california, where the warm, dry winter has led to more outdoor water use. bay area residents are still using less than they did before the five year drought came to an end but most water managers are still calling for conservation of at least 20 percent. in san joserob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) several dozen activists held a press conference today at san diego's chicano park to peacefully protest president trump's border wall project... as well as his impending visit to southern california tomorrow to see the border wall prototypes. trump's arrival will come just days after his justice department sued to block state laws

designed to protect people living in the u.s. illegally. kron4 will have a reporter on the ground in san diego to follow along with trump's first visit to california as president. (catherine) governor jerry brown is inviting president trump to come to california's central valley during his visit. he sent the invitation today --- saying the president should see the state's high-speed rail construction project. he says california is focusing on bridges, not walls, and adds that the project has put 17-hundred people to work. it's not clear if the governor will also highlight the ever- escalating costs and extended timeline to finishthe project. his letter also cites the importance of california's economy and visits by previous presidents. (( áá v.o. / (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) both a symptom and a cause. new research connecting the importance ofsleep and drowsiness to alzheimers disease. disease. disease. ♪

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play in that stadium again you know i'm excited to wear these different color trying my best to ruin their day perhaps but i do want a chance to show i can be comfortable with confidence. kyle and john reached out almost immediately i really appreciated that because it showed their commitment and their excitement to have a chance to bring me on board and showed me their commitment to moving forward. when it comes to just putting on a different jersey in general yeah it's going to take some getting used to for me, but i've spent a lot of time wearing a red jersey in the bay so i'm sure we'll figure it out. no bay area no bay area representation in the men's ncaa torunament after st.

mary's was left out yesterday... but on the women's side the bay has two teams in... the cal bears get the 7th seed in the "albany bracket" ... they will take on 10th seeded virginia... friday at 2-pm... in columbia south carolina and the stanford women... they get the 4th seed in the "lexington bracket"... they will host 13th seeded gonzaga saturday at maples pavilion... game time is 2:30-pm... if the win they'll get a second home game a week from today our very special guest has been a staple in bay area basketball for decades... and for a;lm,ost as long our resident ncaa tournament expert... brad duggan led city college of san francisco to state titles as both a player and a coach... he's sent numerous players on to division one college programs... most notably his fried bob knick when he was at indiana... and still trains top players today also... when they name the court at the school after you... you're

a big deal... hello brad! big deal... hello brad! so let's go right to brad's so let's go so let's go right to brad's final four picks... first the team that st. mary's split with in the regular serason... gonzaga... (brad comments) (brad gonzaga...

serason... regular with in the st. mary's split the team that picks... first the team that st. mary's split with in the regular serason... gonzaga... (brad comments) on from gonzaga... you also like cincinnati... the number-2 seed in the south... (brad comments)

your thrid final four team... no huge surprise... bill self and the kansas jayhawks... (brad comments) and your and your winner... the champs two year ago... the villanova wildcats... (brad (brad comments)

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majority of the scholarship is funded by a three percent excise tax and is expected to increase by one percent each year..capping off at 5 percent. in years past... hundreds of students have recieved two thousand dollars... each. (catherine) at a major dog show in england....two protestors from peta stormed in. just as the 'best in show' award had been announced at crufts. members of the animal rights group had banners reading "crufts: canine eugenics". they argue that specialty breeding is wrong. the "best in show" winner - a whippet - was clutched by her owner while protesters were tackled by security and taken away. (steve) a cat named "dog" sells fish in vietnam. sounds like a dr. suess book... but this is real life. the fashionable feline is a hit on social media with

nearly 65,000 instagram followers. the owner uses his furry friend's celebrity status to sell fish in the hai phong market. interestingly... the cat's name is cho, which means "dog" in vietnamese. "dog's" owner says he also wants to use the cat's popularity to promote his country. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way

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