dr. jennifer golick, and dr. jennifer gonzales shushereba. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the memorial service will begin in an hour. kron 4's spencer blake is live in yountville tonight-- as friends, family, and community members are now arriving. spencer? the doors officially opened about a half hour ago, but people have been arriving since as early as three o'clock. the lincoln theater seats about 12-hundred people, and organizers are expecting all those seats to be full as they honor doctor jennifer gray golick, christine loeber, and doctor jennifer gonzales shushureba.people are still making their way in.service doesn't start for about another hour.some of the people i met here outside are veterans representing various posts of the american legion. they collaborated to form a color guard to greet mourners and dignitaries as they arrive to the theater. (sot)"it makes me feel better to know that we're coming

together to remember them and not ever forget the sacrifices civilians make for us on a daily basis. and it's very much appreciated."(vo)this large memorial service is put on by the pathway home, the actual veterans home, the v-a, and the town of yountville. once this theater reaches capacity, people will be directed to the yountville community center to watch a live feed of the service from there. again, just about an hour out from the start of the memorial service for the three victims of the yountville shooting.you can feel a somber attitude outside lincoln theater today. live in yountville, spencer blake, kron four news.

(vicki) governor brown issued a proclamation today ahead of the memorial service. he is declaring today as a day of remembrance of the yountville shooting. governor brown has also ordered flags to be flown at half-staff over the state capitiol. in the proclamation today... governor brown said "we honor these women for their dedication and service, for their bravery in the face of terror, for the compassion they brought to veterans and their communities and for the joy and love they shared with their families and loved ones. the loss to the entire community is immeasurable." (vicki) and stay with kron four as we cover the yountville memorial. we will have live coverage as the memorial gets underway at 6- p-m. we will also stream the memorial in it's entirety on kron-4-dot-com and through our mobile app. (grant) the people the people displaced in

this massive 4 alarm fire in san francisco's north beach...are still coming to grips with the loss. kron4's maureen kelly was back out at the scene today... where she talked to the business owners and employees who are wondering what their next steps will be. i'm pretty sad about it primitivo martinez came back where his job used to be to take pictures of the burned out shell.the building on the corner of union and columbus that housed the restaurant he worked in and five other storefronts has been red tagged....and considerd unsafe....which means for now primitivo and many other people are out of work.my boss just came try to get inside and went into the basement water was up to her knees so everything is lost in the basement i'm pretty sure everything is lost up here too the building also has 28 units upstairs but they were empty after another fire there several years ago. it's weird because i think it was under construction, they said it was under construction this time to for the owner of coit liquors....it's the second time he's has to start over.he plans to work out of his brother and sister in law's cafe up the street. no one can go in at the time so until we can do that then we can start putting some stuff into the storethe fire department spokesperson says the cause is

still under investigation.the four alarm fire ripped thru the building starting a little after 730 saturday night and many st patrick's day revelers forced to evacuation. there were no injuries....and while this building is gutted....the department spokesman says their aggressive tactics keep the fire from spreading to the other buildings in this densely packed neighborhood.. ..8 residents have been displaced for now from 575 columbus which has been yellow tagged due to water damage but the city is working to repopulate that building.a spokesperson for the city's building department says the building is so unsafe inspectors could not get inside so the full extent of the damage is unknown...you can see the street is still being blocked off here just in case.the owners are on notice to hire an engineer to help them determine what next steps need to be taken to secure the site. maureen kelly kron4 news

(grant) and kron four just spoke to fire investigators. they say the believe that fire was accidental. (vicki) other news we are following tonight... uber is pulling self-driving cars from the road - after a pedestrian was hit andkilled by an autonomous car in arizona..(grant) catherine heenan has more on the incident - which could raise new questionson regulations.... (catherine) a woman was walking alongside her bike last night - outside the crosswalk - when she was hit and killed by a self-driving car operated by uber... it happened around 10-pm in tempe, arizona - and appears to be the first known death of a pedestrian hit by an autonomous car on a public road. there was a human safety driver at the wheel when it happened... uber has now suspended testing of its self-driving cars not only in tempe....but

here in san francisco - its headquarters. also pittsburgh and toronto. police in tempe today were asked if there are any preliminary findings on who's at fault... sgt. elcock - we hate to draw conclusion. there's no conclusion. that will come after the investigation. but again, the vehicle was traveling northbound and the pedestrian was outside the crosswalk. so it was mid-block. and as soon as she entered traffic she was hit that was traveling northbound. northbound. just this month in california - the state said that in april it would start allowing companies to test autonomous vehicles without anyone behind the wheel. that's something arizona was already doing. but this incident could force some changes. uber meantime has released a statement...saying "out hearts go out to the victim's family." and adding that the company is fully cooperating with local authorities in their investigation.

tonight - uber has cancelled a show-and-tell of its self- driving cars, which was planned for this thursday in tempe. grant and vicki? (grant) six people are behind bars in connection with a high-end snatch and grab robbery in san francisco. and tonight-- the hunt is on for three other people. police have released pictures of who they're looking for right now. investigators say the thieves ran into a high-end fashion store at san francisco's union square last month. they're not saying which store. but about 50-thousand-dollars worth of handbags were stolen. within seconds -- nine suspects snatched more than 20 handbags and wallets from the display area. one of the suspects police are looking for has been identified as 21- year-old keyonna kyer. and here are pictures of the suspects who police arrested. three of them are juveniles-- and have not been identified. they are now facing felony charges. (vicki) a school in the

north bay is put on lockdown this morning after threatening graffiti is found in the bathroom. it happened at harmony elementary school and salmon creek school in occidental. both schools are on the same campus for pre- k through 8th graders. police were called to the campus when the graffiti was found. deputies say everyone is safe at this time and the lockdown was lifted students were sent home early. (grant) family and friends of a man shot and killed by a bart police officer...want a face to face meeting... with the district attorney... to demand what they say is justice.(vicki)that family wants a speedy investigation, the officer arrested and charged. no decision on that yet but a bit of progress was made today on getting that meeting with the d.a., kron4's haaziq madyun has the story it started with a prayer followed by chanting and the drumsthat was the atmoshpere as family and friends of sahleem tindle gathered outside the office of district attorney nancy o'malley here at the alameda county superior court house in oakland. warning the following video contains graphic images of the january 3rd, 2018 shooting death of sahleem tindle by a bart police officer joseph

mateu in west oakland. bart police chief carlos rojas says tindle and another were fighting over a gun when the bart officer asked to see their handssottindle's family sees it differentlysotthe request was given to chief assistant district attorney kevin dunleavy who says the investigation into tindle's death is ongoing in the mean time the d.a. agreed to meet with sahleem tindle's mother sot

bay... police are looking for the gunman who opened fire on a woman and a little girl-- while driving on interstate 80 in hercules. it happened

saturday night near willow avenue. police say the shooting appears to be a case of road rage. they say the woman's injuries are minor-- but the young girl suffered significant injuries. two other people were in the car at the time of the shooting but they were not injured. police have not released a detailed description of the shooter. (grant) police are also looking for the person who shot and killed a man while driving on mission boulevard in hayward. it happened early yesterday morning in the cherry-land community of hayward... outside of a hookah lounge. police say the victim managed to drive about a block before he lost control of his car and crashed. witnesses say they heard three shots. police do not have a detailed description of the shooter... but they are checking surveillance cameras in the area. (grant) coming up... a man from richmond is missing after going skiing in the sierra. we'll have the latest on the search efforts. (vicki) the flu hit extra hard this season... and now lawmakers are getting involved. we'll tell you about the push for a universal vaccine. (grant) plus-- a forth bomb goes off in just over two weeks in austin.

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camera records the latest explosion in austin, texas...where a serial bomber.... has turned the

texas capital into a free-fire zone where no one feels safe people who live and work there are being told to stay away from all suspicious objects.(grant) now four bombings... in just over fourteen days... have left two people dead and three others hurt. police think one person is responsible ... and the devices are becoming more sophisticated. catherine heenan is here with the story of a community faced with the fear of finding death... literally on their doorstep. catherine? (catherine) grant, vicki, the bomber seems to be striking at random.the first three devices were concealed in packages left at the victims' doors. the latest explosion last night - broke the pattern. it's concerning. it's not just an east austin or a north austin thing now, it's southwest austin, that's not good. they put fear in everybody here that lives here you know." "there's this loss of security you know feeling of being able to casually walk around the block if you want to." the first bombing on march second took the life of a 39=year=old black man.the second and third killed a black teenager and critically injured a 75=year old hispanic woman.last night,

a new and frightening development. reporting a 22-year-old male patient. a trauma (inaudible) paramedic discretion..." "that explosion injured two people that were walking along the side of the road. those individuals are currently in a local hospital. they are a 22 and 23-year-old males, both anglo males. the victims apparently set off the bomb when they actuated a trip wire. "this device is a little more sophisticated than what we have seen to date." it is more sophisticated. it is not targeted to individuals. we're very concerned that with trip wires, a child could be walking down a sidewalk and hit something.austin residents were warned to be suspicious of everythig. "the tripwire can be a filament wire, it could be a fishing line it could be a metal wire, so that's why people just need to pay attention to see if there is a device seated somewhere near." "my thoughts were - what if that had been our granddaughters?" richard herrington says he and his granddaughters were walking in this southwest austin neighborhood a few hours before austin's fourth explosion.this young mother worries that her child may already be paying a price. "i've seen a couple of different therapists and i'm still going to therapy. we're actually concerned about the effects that my level of anxiety has passed on to my son."

(catherine) police say they haven't decided if the bombings are hate crimes or terrorism.for now they have no idea of the bomber's motivation. grant, vicki, (vicki) search teams continue to try to find a missing man from richmond... who did not return from a day of skiing at bear valley mountain resort. today the air national guard and c-h- p assisted in the search. thomas mullarkey's wife reported him missing late wednesday night then he did not return to their cabin in arnold. his car was found at the resort that evening. multiple agencies are searching for mullarkey. but authorities say the week's heavy snowfall have slowed their search and rescue efforts. the 65-year is said to be an advanced skier in good health. (vicki) the search continues for a 27-year-old concord man who has been missing for a week. david kempker was last seen in sacramento county near sherman island last monday. his truck was found parked along highway 160. now family

and friends have joined the search to help find him. they say kempker loves being outdoors... but never went alone. (grant) a big story we're tracking... the u-s supreme court is set to hear arguments in a california abortion case. the hearing gets started tomorrow at 10 a.m. however today...people are already lining up to get a seat in the courtroom. anti - abortion folks will challenge a california law ...which they say is an unconstitutional violation of their free speech rights. the 2015 law requires licensed pregnancy centers... to inform clients about state-subsidized family planning services -- including abortion. california argues the law is a neutral regulation aimed at informing women of their health care options. but some religiously affiliated pregnancy centers.... say it forces them to deliver a message that is in direct conflict with their mission to encourage childbirth. (grant) president trump proposed imposing the death penalty for certain drug

dealers today the president made the proposal during an event focused on the opioid epidemic in new hampshire. he says it is critical to "get tough" on combating the epidemic. president trump: "because we kind of all the blue ribbon committees we want. but if we don't get tough on the drug dealers, we're wasting our time. just remember that we're wasting our time. and that toughness includes the death penalty.""but they will kill thousands of people during their lifetime and they'll get caught and they'll get 30 days in jail. or they'll go away for a year or they'll be fined. and yet if you kill one person, you penalty or you go to jail for life."(grant) the president's plan also includes an ad campaign about addiction and funding for drug treatment programs. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed sunshine, a few clouds and very mild temperatures today. a new storm is lurking off the coastline and will soon bring heavy rain to california. doppler radar is mostly dry but we are seeing some showers off of the coast. on the satellite image you can see the next storm coming our way. it is located much further

south and has latched onto subtropical moisture. so this storm has the potential to drop a lot more rain. in general we'll looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain but if this storm moves a little further north it could be a lot heavier than that over the santa cruz mountains. right now the main focus of this storm will be about big sur and further south. for tomorrow we could see a few showers in the morning becoming heavier in the afternoon. highs will be mild in the 50s to low 60s. showers and possible thunderstorms will continue on wednesday. more rain is forecast for thursday with thunderstorms possible too. showers and rain could linger into the first part of the weekend.

(vicki) still ahead-- a deadly flu season across the nation... and now there is a push for a vaccine that could better protect you. (grant) why emergency room visits are costing people way

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tonight. emergency room costs... are soaring. health care cost institute says...e-r visits averaged more than 19-hundred dollars in 20-16 ...that's up more than 31-percent from 20-12. the hike was driven by an increase in the prices charged by hospitals... and also due to emergency rooms seeing a greater number of patients with more severe medical problems. the institute says more emergency rooms now have access to advanced -- and pricey -- technology...and patients want to have tests done in the er rather than waiting to go to a lab after they are discharged. (grant) after a particularly nasty flu season lawmakers are considering a bill that would make money available for a universal flu vaccine.(vicki) reporter, morgan wright explains the money would fund research and provide coverage for life. nats - coughing/patient in waiting roommorgan wright reporting: this flu-season was especially deadly, the centers

for disease control and prevention says the total number of flu-related pediatric deaths reported was near 130.senator chris van hollen, maryland - we were hit by a particularly vicious strain of the flu this season mw reporting: senator chris van hollen of maryland joined with senator edward markey of massachusetts to introduce a bill to develop a universal flu vaccine development. senator chris van hollen, maryland - we want one vaccine that can deal with everything that is thrown at usmw reporting: the legislation calls for an investment of 1 billion dollars in research for the national institutes of health to develop the universal vaccine - which he says is small amount to spend compared to the costs of the flu. senator chris van hollen, maryland - it's estimated to cost the country over 8 billion dollars a year just in direct medical costs and much more when you consider peoples lost hours at work. mw reporting: dr. gary simon the chief of infectious diseases at george washington university says there's a big push for the universal flu vaccine.gary simon, chief of infectious diseases, george washington university: in order to make the vaccine - you have to first get an antibody to first get an

antibody against that - and once you do that - that antibody would react with that portion of thatmorgan wright standup: senator van hollen says a universal flu vaccine would anticipate the mutation of the virus and make sure - one vaccine can protect against all strains of the flu. gary simon, chief of infectious diseases, george washington university: maybe you'd have to get it once every ten years but compared to what we have now - that would be better.reporting in washington, morgan wright (grant) next at 5:30-- an investigation underway after millions of facebook user's data could have been harvested. we'll explain how your info could be affected. (vicki) plus our top story tonight-- a memorial for the victims of the pathway home shooting at the yountville veterans home. our live coverage continues after the break.

(vicki) local first... here are the stories we are tracking in your neighborhood tonight... (grant) in the north bay... a vigil is about get underway for the three victims who were shot and killed at the yountville veterans home. this is a live picture from inside the memorial in yountville tonight. it's being held at the napa valley performing arts center lincoln theater. more than a thousand people are expected to gather here to remember dr. jennifer gray golick, christine loeber, and dr. jennifer gonzales

shushereba. the three died when a gunman opened fire in the pathway home on march 9th. the gunman was a patient at the center and knew the women. we will carry portions of the memorial live starting at 6:00, and we'll also stream it on our mobile app, website, and kron -4 facebook page. (grant) a stranded kayaker is rescued after being stranded in tomales bay over the weekend. the sonoma county sheriff's helicopter was patrolling in south santa rosa... when the water rescue was called in. the chopper got there in just seven minutes-- and found the man who had fallen from his kayak. another kayaker was helping the man stay afloat until rescue crews arrived. the man was treated for hypothermia at the scene. (vicki) in the east bay... the oakland coliseum d-m-v office is now reopen. the office has been closed for more than a month... as crews were working to repair water damage. you may remember that the office was flooded after a break-in.... where thieves stole copper pipes. but

as of this morning, the office is now open and honoring all appointments at that location. (vicki) in the east bay. police have confiscated two guns... nearly $40 grand in cash... and over $nine thousand dollars worth of drugs. the bust happened on 25th street in richmond. officers obtained a search warrant...after monitoring the location for several weeks. authorities say they found over half a pound of cocaine ... 222 xanax pills...60 amphetamine pills and 35 grams of mdma...worth around $nine grand. a 30-year-old suspect was arrested at the scene. officers also seized two pistols...and found $38 grand in cash. (grant) in the south bay... police have arrested the man accused of stealing a 16-thousand dollar portrait in santa clara. francisco romero has been booked into the santa clara county jail. police say romero stole the nick gentry piece from valley medical center. officers are still looking for the missing artwork lawrence karnow: we enjoyed

sunshine, a few clouds and very mild temperatures today. a new storm is lurking off the coastline and will soon bring heavy rain to california. doppler radar is mostly dry but we are seeing some showers off of the coast. on the satellite image you can see the next storm coming our way. it is located much further south and has latched onto subtropical moisture. so this storm has the potential to drop a lot more rain. in general we'll looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain but if this storm moves a little further north it could be a lot heavier than that over the santa cruz mountains. right now the main focus of this storm will be about big sur and further south. for tomorrow we could see a few showers in the morning becoming heavier in the afternoon. highs will be to low 60s. showers and possible thunderstorms will continue on wednesday. more rain is forecast for thursday with thunderstorms possible too. showers and rain could linger into the first part of the weekend.

facebook shares took a big hit today.. on news that a data firm which had ties to donald trump's campaign reportedly accessed information from about 50-million facebook users.(grant) catherine heenan is here with more on what's been a very bad day for the tech giant... (catherine) facebook stock tumbled nearly 7 percent today.......on news that 'cambridge analytica' was inappropriately harvesting information from users... that's the company's worst day in four years....and the drop shaved roughly 5- billion dollarsoff mark

zuckerberg's net worth. cambridge is under increasing scrutiny after newspapers reported the firm got information on 50-million facebook users without their knowledge - to subject them to political messages. the company is funded in part by trump supporter and billionaire robert mercer. the allegations are re-igniting questions about the role facebook played ahead of the 20-16 u.s. election. facebook suspended cambridge on friday and says it's investigating whether some of the information still exists, despite requests to delete it. some users are vowing to stop using facebook....and there are questions aboutwhat the company will have to do - in order to restore public trust. vicki? (vicki) here now to talk about data harvesting and what it means for your information is ian sherr . he is an executive editor for c-net. ian-- should facebook users be worried? questionsian sheer1. first off - i'm a facebook user. how

the heck did they get info on $50 million facebook users? who gave it up?2. the stock market tanked on the news. why hasn't jeff zuckerberg or sharyl sandburg come out and said anything?3. how can users protect themselves from

being manipulated in the future?

(grant) coming up-- three thieves try to make a quick getaway but can't outsmart the cops. we'll explain how it happened. (grant) plus after the break-- another retailer could soon be out of business after filing for bankruptcy. how claries...plans to keep its stores open.

(vicki) the place where millions of girls first got their ears pierced has declared bankruptcy. claire's filed for chapter eleven protection this morning. the tween jewelry chain says it will reduce its debt by 1-point-9 billion dollars. during the process the company will continue to operate its approximately 16-hundred claire's and icing brand stores in the united states. international stores are not part of the restructuring agreement. claire's becomes the latest u-s retailer to seek financial help from a bankruptcy court. toys "r" us said last week it was liquidating all its stores in the u-s. (grant) still ahead-- after being held captive for years... the turpin kids are adjusting to so-called...normal life. we'll have an update. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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has sat down for one-on-one interviews with gubernatorial candidates to talk an array of topics. the economy, healthcare - even the high speed rail project.(vicki) our capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz recently sat down with democratic candidate delaine eastin. (take sot)delaine eastin, democratic candidate for governor "budgets are statement of values."a five-word phase offered up by democratic gubernatorial candidate delaine eastin.(take sot)delaine eastin (27;19 - 26) when you look at the budget of a family, they put their children first. we are not putting our children first. it's not just the words after the phrase that matter but what the former state superintendent of public instruction says before it: (take sot)delaine eastin 27;00 "you're living in the most expensive state in the union with the highest number and percentage of poor children and the highest number and percentage of english learners, you should be in the top 10, not bottom 10 in per pupil spending. 13 and to be number one in per prisoner and 41 in per pupil is just disgusting to me. 17 budgets are statements of values." eastin is not just talking education reform here - she's talking a whole-sale prison reform system as well.with prison reform - she says she wants a model similar to european countries like the netherlands - built on rehabilitation.(take sot) delaine eastin . 26;04 - 20 there are evil people that we want to make sure maybe aren't

let go again. but there are people that are going to go out on the street again and we better think of them integrating into society with rehabilitation. (kody: can this happen?) i think it can and germany and netherlands prove it. the turpin children have been released from a california hospital...their parents were arrested in january - and are accused of holding them captive and torturing them..

catherine heenan is here with the latest on how the 13 young turpins are doing... (catherine) we know that the 13 children - between the ages of two and 29 years old - are allout of the hospital...and that the seven adults are reportedly now living together in a home in rural california.. the six minor children are in two different foster homes in riverside county. they're all said to be in contact with each other...and regularly use skype to stay in touch. authorities aren't saying much about their current condition - although there have been reports of nerve and cognitive damage. they were also severely malnourished. the turpins allegedly shackled some of their children to beds, deprived them of water, and fed them tiny portions of food on a strict schedule. the 29-year-old weighed just 82 pounds when she was found. the turpin parents are due back in court march 23rd. if convicted,

they face up to 94 years in prison. vicki and grant? (vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the kron4 newsroom. pam? thanks vicki. we are about 15 minutes away from the start of a memorial.. to honor the three pathway home workers killed in the yountville hostage tragedy. the speakers tonight will include representative mike thompson .... and the mayor of yountville. we are going to bring you much of that 'celebration of life' ceremony live... next at six. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we enjoyed sunshine, a few clouds and very mild temperatures today. a new storm is lurking off the coastline and will soon bring heavy rain to california. doppler radar is mostly dry

but we are seeing some showers off of the coast. on the satellite image you can see the next storm coming our way. it is located much further south and has latched onto subtropical moisture. so this storm has the potential to drop a lot more rain. in general we'll looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain but if this storm moves a little further north it could be a lot heavier than that over the santa cruz mountains. right now the main focus of this storm will be about big sur and further south. for tomorrow we could see a few showers in the morning becoming heavier in the afternoon. highs will be mild in the 50s to low 60s. showers and possible thunderstorms will continue on wednesday. more rain is forecast for thursday with thunderstorms possible too. showers and rain could linger into the first part of the weekend.

(grant) the weekend. (grant) take a look at this... costco thieves run out of the store with stolen goods and straight into the arms of police. this happened at a costco in seattle. the police were waiting at a fire exit... which is how the shoplifters had gotten out of the store in the past. the cops blocked the path of the getaway car that had backed up to the exit and when the thieves came out they were arrested. the same three people are suspected of stealing more than two-thousand dollars worth of merchandise from another costco earlier that same day. (vicki) next at 5:30-- the s-p-c-a is in need of some help tonight.. after

rescuing hundreds of bunnies living in just one home. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous.

a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (vicki) the s-p-c-a in

sacramento has taken in nearly 300 rabbits. the animals are not up for adoption... they're part of an ongoing investigation into possible animal cruelty. reporter, doug johnson tell us how officers found hundreds of rabbits living in a backyard. kenn altine, ceo sacramento spca"when you're dealing with this large a number of rabbits you have to start with were

they housed together initially, can they still be housed together."kenn altine is the c-e-o of the sacramento s-p-c-a... an agency whose south sacramento shelter is now home to more than 250 rabbits.kenn altine, ceo sacramento spca"oh this is one of three rooms, and i think it's the smallest."nats according to neighbors, the animals came from this home. that's where the folsom police department says two of it's officers were responding to a separate call on pine grove way... when they noticed over the fence, at least a hundred rabbits living in the backyard. city ordinance only allows for 2 rabbits per household.so the officers radioed in animal control.donald rowberry, folsom police department"from there the animal control officer went over there and was able to see that there was much more than the 100 that she believed was there."in total the city counted 286 rabbits living in and out of the home.many were in poor living conditions.donald rowberry, folsom police department"the main concern was the safety of the rabbits. they went there and saw that they were in unsanitary conditions."although it was obvious somebody was home at the time... nobody answered the door when we knocked. neighbors had no idea that many animals were living there... and folsom police say they had no prior complaints. nats: "we believe this female is pregnant. we're not completely sure right now."for now the s-p-c-a is not adopting the animals out, because the investigation is still ongoing.but it is asking for help getting supplies to take care of all the rabbits. kenn altine, ceo sacramento spca"her teeth so far are

okay. so we're doing vet checks just really quick as we were taking them out the carriers and putting them in. you know, cases like this are all symptoms that the only cure for is spay and neuter." (vicki) (vicki) that was doug johnson reporting. the sacramento s-p-c-a has posted a wish list on amazon for the items needed for the bunnies. they're also accepting donations via their website. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant lodes and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks vicki. coming up new tonight at six. new details about this big fire in san francisco over the

weekend..what the fire department now says the preliminary investigation has revealed about the cause. (grant) then - we are just minutes away from the start of a memorial for the three pathway home workers killed in the yountville hostage tragedy. we will take you live... to the "celebration of life"... that's next on kron4 news at six. (pam) now at 6...

a memorial service for the victims of the pathway home shooting... is just getting underway. dr. jennifer golick, christine loeber, and dr. jennifer gonzales ... all lost their lives in the tragic events on march 9th. (pam) thank you for

joining us. i'm pam moore. (grant)and i'm grant lodes, in for steve aveson.spencer blake is live outside the lincoln theater on the campus of the veterans home in yountville. spencer, what can you tell us about the mood of the people who have come to celebrate the lives of these remarkable young women. (live)7 (adlib, mood of togetherness, somberness. 7 outside we could see so many people who paid their respects, including:7 group worked with christine for about two years in palo alto7 wanted to conveyequivalent to processional7 similar to firefighters, police officers, wear uniforms? ride trucks and motorcycles dorene loew ÷ va psychologist "we really resonate with this notion that they are heroes and heroes who fell in the line of duty."(vo)"we really resonate with this notion that they are heroes and heroes who fell in the line of duty." 7also a color guard comprised

of veterans from american legion posts.7hundreds coming from all ends of campus 7walking, special bus routes, golf carts71200 people capacity inside theatre7expect it to be full (live)i'm going inside now to listen to the service.bring you an update at eight o'clock. live in yountville, spencer blake, kron four news.

(pam) (pam) (pam) the building gutted

during that four- alarm fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood.. has been red tagged. and new at 6... we've learned that a prelinary investiagation into the fire has determined that the cause of the fire... was accidental. (grant) several businesses were displaced in that fire. new at six, kron4's maureen kelly reports that the fire department is receiving some criticism over its response. this is a terrible fricking firethe saturday night fire erupted into an inferno....the viewer who shot this video marvelled that the plumes of smoke were higher than the steeple of st peter and paul's. today a red tag can be seen on several doors warnig that the building that fronts on columbus, union and powell is unsafe.. a spokesperson for the city's building department says the building is so unsafe inspectors could not get

inside so the full extent of the damage is unknown...you can see the street is still being blocked off here just in case.the owners are on notice to hire an engineer to help them determine what next steps need to be taken to secure the building.the building was made up of 28 vacant apartments and 6 businesses who's futures are now in limbo. a man who worked at one of the damaged restaurant came back to take pictures of where his job used to bei'm jobless right now i'm depressed i'm looking for work but i need to process the thing right nowhe was here the night of the fire.....and questioned the firefighing response.we got here pretty quick but they did not react the way i expected it. they were here for 20 minutes and i didn't see any water coming out of the hoseshe's not the only person to raise that criticismthe fire department spokesman said putting water on a fire displaces oxygen which can intensive the fire....which could endanger anyone inside and the fire fighters searching for them. they fought on the fire on many fronts and worked to keep it from spreading to any other buildings in this densely packed neighborhood.8 residents were displaced from 575 columbus....which was yellow tagged due to water damage. red cross volunteers who came to check the damage there says the last estimate he heard for getting those residents back home was about three weeks.maureen kelly kron4 news

let's go back to the celebration of life happening right now in yountville. congressman mike thompson is expected to speak soon. you can watch the celebration in its entirety on our website, kron4.com, our mobile app...and the kron4 facebook page. we'll be right back.

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yountville.. where the celebration of life is underway honoring the three women killed march 9th at the pathway home .. ( grant ) (pam) (pam) family

and friends of a man shot and killed by a bart police officer... want a face to face meeting ... with the district attorney... to demand what they say is justice. (grant)that family wants a speedy investigation, the officer arrested.... and charged. no decision on that yet but a bit of progress was made today on getting that meeting with the d.a., kron4's haaziq madyun reports. pkgfamily and friends of sahleem tindle gathered outside the office of district attorney nancy o'malley here at the alameda county superior court house in oakland.the january 3rd shooting death of sahleem tindle by a bart police officer joseph mateu in

west oakland was captured on police body camera.bart police chief carlos rojas says tindle and another man were fighting over a gun when the bart officer asked to see their handssottindle's mother yolanda banks reed sees it differentlysot the request was given to chief assistant district attorney kevin dunleavy who says the investigation into tindle's death is ongoing

determine whether or not a crime was committed, however this process does take time"> the d.a. agreed to meet with sahleem tindle's family sot

and further south. for tomorrow we could see a few showers in the morning becoming heavier in the afternoon. highs will be mild in the 50s to low 60s. showers and possible thunderstorms will continue on wednesday. more rain is forecast for thursday with thunderstorms possible too. showers and rain could linger into the first part of the weekend.

(grant) a moment of silence was held today for the people killed in last week's pedestrian bridge collapse near florida international university. it was held at 1:47 p-m, the time on thursday when that was right near florida international university. it was held at -- and attorney

announced that the lawsuit was filed. >> back to celebration of life happening in yountville. currently this is dorothy, the chair of the board. again we will listen a bit and then go to break. we will be back with more. >> one of my favorite success welcome him, a pathway home graduate. and he is going to have some of

the other graduates in the audience stand up because they are here, too. please stay with us. (pam) people in

austin, texas, are in shock - after a 'fou -dí people in austin, texas in shock. that is after a fourth explosion in their community in less than a month. this one happened last night and injured two people. a reporter is here with what police are assuming is a serial bomber. >> reporter: there pretty much certain that this is all connected. this is a scene of less nights explosion. one of the victims had been walking a bicycle. the bomb was left at the side of a residential road. the pattern was different. three previous times were stuffed in packages and left on doorsteps. another difference, police say that sunday's two victims are white. the first bombing killed a 39- year-old black man. the second and third killed a black teenager, critically injured the 75-year-old hispanic women.

lease are confirming that they still believe that these incidents are connected. hence, they have released recordings of last night as officers realize there had been yet another attack. >> they will be transporting shortly. >> retrieve and pull them back. >> reporter: this device was a little bit more sophisticated than what we had seen to date. the trip wire is a switch. it literally uses some type of wire and when there is pressure put on the wire it detonates the device. a grandfather of the victim said the device left what appeared to be nails below his grandson's knees. he and another victim are supposed to survive. officers are telling people to be suspicious out of anything out of the ordinary.

we are going to take a live picture yountville and then come back so you can listen to more of the services. again, celebration of life for the victims of the shooting on march 9. >> some clinicians can get kind of --

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is affecting millions of affect the way, if you would like to watch this it is entirely, we are streaming this. but right now we are going to get some other news. we want to talk about a crisis that is affecting millions of americans. tonight, president donald trump is unveiling his land to fight the nation's opioid epidemic. >> the white house says its goals to help attics and the medical community. our correspondent is in washington with more. >> reporter: president trump traveled to new hampshire, and stayed hit particularly hard by the opioid crisis to show that he is not forgotten about the worst drug crisis in united states history. >> addiction is not in our future. >> reporter: the president is releasing his new strategy against the epidemic. includes reducing the number of opioid prescriptions by over 30% in the next three years, expanding access to new treatment and putting in new

penalties for traffickers. they said in some cases the grand jury will even seek the death penalty. the american liberties union called the idea unconstitutionally absurd. >> opioids don't have to be the first thing you use for pain. there are over-the-counter products that many studies show may be just as effective for pain. >> reporter: recently congress approved an extra $6 billion to fight the opioid epidemic. senator lamar alexander says the spring congress will go even further. >> we will be given the directors of national health more authority to use the money he has. >> reporter: congress says new research will find new ways to treat pain. in washington. not bad for the last full

day of winter outside. actually, it feels like spring out there. some muggy conditions but the first day of spring we get back to some wintry weather. here it is. you can see the storm system off the coast line. the main focus will be a little further to the south. we will get the rain but the stream of moisture will be making its way into parts of central and south california. that will bring incredible amounts of rain. out the door tonight we have some partly cloudy skies. you see the green system holding off and it will probably not get here until early tomorrow morning. then rain will move into the bay area. temperatures, not bad at all if you are stepping outside, some very comfortable numbers this evening. mainly in the 60s out the door.

tonight mostly cloudy skies and many spots. temperatures will cool off into the 50s tomorrow. starting off with a few showers. as we head through the day, the rain will be on the increase. more rain coming our way towards the afternoon. these temperatures will be fairly mild. 50s and some 60s. there still a lot more rain to come. buber is pulling self driving cars from the road after a pedestrian was hit and killed by an autonomous car in tempe, arizona. a woman was reportedly jaywalking last night about 10:00 in the evening when she was struck by a self driving car operated by hoover. it appears to be the first known death of a pedestrian hit by an autonomous car on the public road. however, there was a human safety driver at the wheel when this happened. uber has now suspended testing of self driving cars not only in tempe but in san francisco, pittsburgh and toronto as well. uber released a statement saying their hearts go out to the victims family. they added that they are fully cooperating with local authorities. facebook shares tumbled a new set a data firm cambridge

analytica reportedly accessed information from about 50 million facebook users. is information that could have been used to influence the news which facebook users were seeing in the run-up to the 2016 elections. former white house strategist steve bannon used to be cambridge analytica's vice president. faced ceo mike zuckerberg, his value plummeted. facebook said they will be conducting an audit of cambridge analytica to see whether they complied with its stated policies. traffic delays are expected to last all weekend long. as sinkhole over the weekend is making it difficult for commuters to get into and out of alameda. the public works plans to reopen both lanes by midnight on tuesday. ac transit says bus lines have

been rerouted during this entire construction project. today at 10:00 in the morning, the crews shut it down -- shot the road down. a lot of people were caught off guard by this. that cause bumper-to-bumper traffic for hours. we want to go back live to yountville, the celebration of life that is happening to honor the three women who lost their lives on march 9 and that hostage strategy. we will continue to monitor the situation here. we will go back there live later in this broadcast, but if you would like to watch it in its entirety, we are streaming it on kron 4 and the mobile app in the facebook page. we will get a quick break in right now but we will be right back after this. ♪ ♪

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♪ 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. time now for kron 4 sports. sponsored by chevy. hey, everybody. if you are a basketball fan, a lot going on tonight. stanford women are on their way , off to an early lead. you of the st. mary's men playing tonight. and jared haas and stanford in the nit just completed. they had to go into oklahoma city. stanford up 49-45. than the cowboys come back and mitchell tips it in. oklahoma state, which thought they

should have received in ncaa tournament bid took over from there. oklahoma state just eliminated stanford from the nit, 71 -65. stanford season ends 19-16. the warriors just tipping off in san antonio against the spurs. you know they don't have the big three scores in action tonight. then, of course, they had to add a couple of other guys that are limping around. meanwhile, in cleveland, tyrone lou is leaving the team. it was addressed today as an indefinite leave of absence. he is having a little heart problems. people want to jump the gun after they saw him get into an argument with lebron james on the bench. later in the day, i came out

that he expects to be back next season. he is going through a battery of tests and he wants to make sure he is completely healthy for the postseason. here's lebron james talking about the coach. >> we are going to have to step up. we have coaches in place ready for the challenge. and we have to do our job as well. we look forward to him coming back. >> we just want everybody to be healthy, players and coaches. we are thinking about ty and we are hoping that he can recover quickly and we will have some answers and get back on the sidelines. >> real quick, we will just tell you that the raiders have another option for backup quarterback to derek carr. his name is josh johnson. is a bay area native and a good friend of marshawn lynch. more from yountville in the moment. let's go back to

the celebration of

life and we want to take you back live to the celebration of life happening right now in yountville. >> speaking now is keith armstrong. he is the director avenue -- of the san francisco chapter of veteran affairs healthcare systems. >> like me, christine was an east coast or trans-landed to the west coast. i want to reveal a bias right now. when a new englander says they are going to get it done, they will get it done. with christine it was 100%. she was east coast that way. when she looked you in the eye and said i got this, you knew you did not have to worry. a little extra glance and a nod , she was calibrated to a slightly higher standard. i love that about her. and she sought challenges. she did not start a career at pathway home because it looked easy nor did she teach yoga classes for vets because it was

easy, providing cutting-edge holistic care for them. she has no intention of using her tools and time for work that was vacuous or flimsy. she wanted to dig into the soil of the human experience. she wanted to make real connections to real people with real vulnerabilities. she make good things happen. she was a facilitator. she leaves behind her loving family. like jennifer, christine was empathic and passionate. she was an expert in her field, fueled by humanity and understanding. individual effort of pushing towards a larger goal. she was the future of the work. she is irreplaceable. jennifer gonzales was well known throughout california as a dynamo. and up and comer with boundless energy and cutting-edge skills. she left her mark personally

and professionally up and down the state, los angeles, palo alto, mountain view, santa rosa, san francisco, napa. a local gem who made a national impact in the field of care for veterans. we were blessed that she joined the student fret program at the san francisco ba. absolutely. she was a consummate team player, devoted to directly helping veterans, clinical poise, skills and depth. so warm and genuine, bright in the truest sense of the word. smart but also radiant, effervescent and enthusiastic. she always wanted to do more, more places to go, more people to meet, pulsing with energy. on our team, we loved jen of course, but we would always laugh a little because she had beautifully color-coded and organized to do lists. the thing is, she had about 2 million of these list. seriously.

it was a remarkable balance that harnessed her own swirling spirit, and it worked beautifully. the energy was balanced with precision, the passion for veterans was balanced with an understanding of policies. the love of people was balanced with professional craft. she was a dream coworker. she and tj were about to celebrate their first anniversary. their child was to be born in a couple of months. like ms. golic, and christine, jennifer was kind, empathic and passionate. an expert in her field, field by humanity and understanding, individual effort pushing towards a larger goal. she was the future of the work. she is irreplaceable. yes, they were passionate. yes,

they were experts. yes, they were bonded to the people he served. yes, they were the future of the work. there was a wind behind each women, behind expertise and even commitment to veterans. were teammates, people with life and spirit who combined their brightest angels, not to enrich themselves but to make the world a better place for other people. losing them together feels like an affront to all of our brighter angels, an attack on the very notion of compassion, energy and kindness. it is professionally devastating . it is personally devastating. it is spiritually devastating. there are so many groups and organizations and peoples whose trajectories will be altered by their loss. this is not the time or place to name them all. the people we have been morning are three women. in our community, women have always

placed a critical role in facing challenges for caring for veterans, largely a male population. like so many of their colleagues, they were part of a community of who were fearless and committed. i want to recognize them for it , and i want to express my gratitude and love for the community around them. they were remarkable women who served and those that continue to serve our veterans. for those who do not work with veterans or have much contact with them, i would like to make something really clear. our departed colleagues were passionate about working with that group of americans, and not as dispenses of charity of afflicted. those days for those who might be tempted, please be wary of the easy narrative of veterans as a broken and miserable people. the events of march 9, 2018 are unfathomably tragic. this is not what veterans are. we all love working with

veterans. that will never change. and that pep talk that pence game in the dugout about looking into each other's eyes and playing for each other, focusing not on the jam you're in but the love for each other, that is as accurate a description of collection -- the collective spirit of veterans you will ever find. citizens like no other. i could stand here for hours and play emails and messages from veterans that i received that would have us all in tears. that is why we love working for them. that is why they dedicated their careers to them. many of you know exactly what i am talking about. christine was from boston, jiffy and jennifer spent most of their adult lives in california. they converged in the community to confront issues that may seem niche to the public at large but are central to our

national identity. five lives were destroyed last friday, including tj and jennifer's yet to be born baby. they all belong to families, to friends, to the people who knew them best. but they also belong to all of us. active soul-searching should come from this. >> we are going to break away really quickly and had to break. before we do that, we are getting breaking news that is going to affect a lot of people. freeway closures just started after what appears to be another shooting. this westbound 580 that is just shut down at the mainstreet san quentin exit. it is going to be close from 6:45 until about 7:15 tonight as investigators look for clues. this is a live picture here showing the bridge traffic

camera that we have. there going to be diverting traffic onto main street to francisco boulevard. the shooting, by the way, was reported just after 5:30 tonight. that has become an epidemic, especially in the east bay freeway shootings over the last couple of years. westbound 580 currently closed and will be till about 7:15. back after this. get ready for spring-at the ross spring shoe event. ross has the must-have styles and brands for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. step one: get to ross. step two: walk out with top brands at big savings... ...at the ross spring shoe event.

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family under siege. >> we heard this big boom. >> the family warned not to leave their home. >> it's scary. >> and trip wires. is this the serial bomber's new terror tool? >> there we go. then, talk show host wendy williams returns to tv. >>r. oz, thank you for helping save my life. and is all forgiven? president trump and melania, arms around each other. then, the natalee holloway mystery. he's the informant who claimed he cremated her body. now he's been found stabbed to death by a woman he tried to kidnap. and i stabbed him. from him,