is what we know.... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat...(grant) the officer has been transported to s-f general hosptial.. he is said to be concious and talking. again - we are hearing he may have been shot in the leg.... there is ánoá word on the suspect's condition.... only that he is "down" and there are no outstanding suspects. at this point we do not know what led up to the shooting.... we have crews on the way to the scene... we will bring you a live report ahead.... and you can always track breaking developments on kron4.com and the kron4 mobile app. = (grant) (grant) our other big story tonight... we are tracking an intense storm that is moving into the bay area. this is a live look at storm- tracker four radar. this system will bring heavy rain and strong winds....(vicki) this storm does have the potential to cause some flooding.. possible downed trees... this is a live look outside at conditions

right now on bay bay area bridges. a brief calm before the next storm. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by --- to time out the storm for us. .. lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs tomorrow will be cooler in the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some clouds and at least a chance of showers on friday. and yet another storm could bring more rain on saturday with showers into sunday. dry

and warmer weather is forecast for next week. (grant) thanks lawrence we'll get back to you.. now continuing our team coverage.. maureen kelly is in the north bay where there are concerns about mudslides after last fall's firestorm. first -- philippe djegal is in the east bay - where people dealt with some pretty intense downpours. (philippe) walk the streets of walnut creek in the rain... and, you might think it's obvious who prepared for the wet weather and who was caught off guard -- but you'd be mistaken.adam powers/walker- "i don't need an umbrella. this is gorgeous." we caught up with adam powers as he was taking a break from work. hot coffee in hand -- his head covered only by a hat.adam power/walker- "i'm from the northwest. so this is a nice taste of home." and, he wasn't the only one clutching to a cup of joe. downtown looks a bit different on rainy

days. not as many people dining outside. but what you will come across are a lot of dog walkers.john anderson/dog walker- "he gets a little shaky in the rain, but actually i love this rain and so does he."erika badal/dog walker- "i love dogs, and i take any break i can to go and walk the dogs. it's like meditation for me." some are bothered by the rain... others don't mind it. and, then there are those who have no choice but to embrace it.martin kelly/fedex driver- "(philippe) you're always on the move, huh? (martin) oh, yeah, can't stop." fedex driver martin kelly has been delivering packages in the rain going on 17 years now. martin kelley/fedex driver- "it takes a little more time. you've gotta wrap things up and make sure they're covered and they're not gonna get wet and that's it." martin happened to be making deliveries in what neighbors in walnut creek refer to as the 100-year flood zone. right now, the ditches and creeks seem to be okay. but with more rain coming -- that could change quickly. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) signs of what is being called an atmospheric river could already been seen

hitting sonoma county this afternoon. this video shows windshield wipers in full effect on highway 101. while we need the rain, it does present a potential hazard for those living in the burn zone created in october's northbay firestorm. kron4's maureen kelly checked in with the county's emergency services department. crews are keeping a close eye on the creeks like this one here flowing in the wikiup bridgeway right outside santa rosa. signs have been posted warning residents that this location is high risk ....the burn areas being more subceptible to flash flooding, mud and debris flows.it that end they've surrounded property lines with straw wattles to keep man made materials and silt from getting into the watershed.....and quite a lot of it....totalling 47 miles of it.they've also sprayed hydroseed on roadsides to encourage grasses to come back to help keep the soil in place.....the interim director of sonoma county emergency services tells meand they've invested in more infrastructure to help monitor

the situati0n....installing 2 dozen weather stations to provide real time information to the national weather service.to create a picture of how much rain is falling and in which areas of the burned score if you would. as well as how the creeks performing. is the water running off the hills quickly? or is the soil starting to absorb it? and that gives the national weather service a much better idea how dangerous are conditions inside the burned area...and if they do notice something of concern?we continue to initiate actions like warning the community that liver travels to the area as well as wrapping up resources so that should there be a significant landslide or debris flow we can we can immediately respond inthe county is not expecting this storm system to produce enough rain for to cause real problems but just in case they say they're going to have a few few extra police officers and firefighters on stuff just in case the unexpected happens happens overnight maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) and you can track the storms in your neighborhood with the kron-4

mobile app. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (grant) developing news tonight-- developing news tonight-- we're learning more about the suspect in the deadly texas bombings. authorities bombings.deadly texas suspect in the about the learning more we're news tonight-- developing (grant) (grant) developing news tonight-- we're learning more about the (grant) tonight-- family and friends are mourning the death of a man killed in hayward over the weekend. it happened while ahj-mal faroqi was driving home with friends. he was shot... while in a car...on mission boulevard. police are still looking for the gunman tonight-- and

so far don't have any leads. faroqi is from brentwood... and leaves behind a wife and two young daughters. a vigil remembering him... is being held at 8:00 tonight in hayward.. near where he was killed. kron4's ali reid will be there. (vicki) a student in the east bay is behind bars after bringing a loaded gun to school. it happened today at fremont high school in oakland. police say a student was called into the administration office to talk about something unrelated. they say the student stared to act suspiciously when talking to campus security... and revealed they had a loaded gun in their waistband. officers took the gun from the student and arrested them. the campus was briefly locked down-- but there was no threat to anyone. it's not clear why the student had a gun. (grant) the mayor of oakland..is responding tonight to new criticism from federal officials... over her warning about impending ice raids. yesterday at a round-table meeting with the president..

the deputy director at ice said three undocumented immigrants that escaped capture went on to committ new crimes. today - mayor schaaf questioned the credibity of the immigration agency. after the mayors warning -- ice officials said more than 800 undocumented immigratns evaded capture.. shortly after the san francisco ice spokesman resigned - accusing the trumpm admistration of spreading falsehoods. (grant) for the first time tonight-- we are hearing from facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg about a data scandal engulfing the social media giant.(vicki) posting on facebook today, zuckerberg says the company

has a responsibility to protect user data. he says facebook will take a series of steps to fix what he called a "breach of trust" between the social media giant and its users. zuckerberg also says he's working to understand what exactly happened. his comments come days after it was revealed that cambridge analytica, a data firm with ties to president trump's campaign ...reportedly accessed information from about 50 million facebook users without their knowledge. facebook's stock lost about $50 billion this week after news of the data scandal broke. it's also led to lawsuits as well as calls for users to delete and avoid facebook. (grant) new information tonight about the driver behind the wheel when a self-driving car crashed and killed a woman in arizona. the car was in autonomous mode at the time of the crash-- but there was an operator behind the wheel. we are now learning that the operator had several traffic violations in recent years. that includes running a red

light, speeding, and driving with a suspended license and license plates. uber says the driver met all of the requirements in arizona to become an operator for their autonomous cars. (grant) and the national transportation safety board has launched an investigation into that deadly crash on sunday. (vicki) authorities in tempe say the victim was walking outside a crosswalk when she was struck by the vehicle. but questions remain on who's legally responsible for the crash. angie koehle reports. angie koehle:"if you or i break a traffic law, we get a ticket. so what if the car has no driver? who gets the fine for the infraction?"james arrowood:"there are two different positions, either of which could be right."valley attorney james arrowood studies driverless car technology and the law.he says unfortunately - a crash was bound to happen because technology isn't foolproof. james arrowood:"the good news out of this particular tragedy is we will have more information than we have ever had in an auto accident. we'll have sensors, we'll have cameras. we'll have visuals, we'll have everything."but when it comes to liability -

arrowood says our governor's executive order requires driverless cars to follow the same rules of the road as you and i - and more.james arrowood:"it specifies that if a company operates an autonomous vehicle it has to comply with all of the traffic safety laws in addition to extra parameters for autonmous vehicles."meaning no driver - does not mean no fine.james arrowood:"so if one of the autonomous vehicles were to be speeding then uber would get a ticket for speeding."arrowood says where it gets cloudy is the civil liability.currently - a plaintiff could go after a driver - the car maker - maybe a company like the tire manufacturer.james arrowood: "you had a limited universe. now with autonomous vehicles we don't know how deep that universe goes. for instance could the municipality, could the government have some responsibility for either permitting those cars on the road or for not having sensors in place that cross-coordinate with street signs, for instance."arrowood said although the tempe crash is a tragedy - the public has to remember the technology isn't perfect or magical and it's virtually impossible to avoid every collision.the goal is to ááreduce injuries and death." james arrowood:"a lot of information we don't know yet."

(grant) that was angie koehle reporting. in response to the crash-- toyota is halting tests of their self- driving cars. the company says they think the incident may have an emotional effect on their test drivers. toyota had been road-testing self-driving cars in michigan and california. it's not clear how long the testing will be suspended. =(grant) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat... we will have more right after the break.

back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot in the leg. it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat...(grant) there is ánoá word on the suspect's condition.... only that he is "down" and there are no outstanding suspects. at this point we do not know what led up to the shooting.... we have crews on the way to the scene... we will bring you a live report ahead.... and you can always track breaking developments on kron4.com and the kron4 mobile app.and the kron4 mobile app. (grant) developing

news tonight-- we're learning more about the young man responsible for the deadly texas bombings. authorities say 23-year-old mark conditt... blew himself up... as police closed in on his car. although the bomber is dead -- investigators warn -- the danger to the public...may still exist.(vicki) neighbors of the bombing suspect in pflugerville are anxious to get back home. they've been evacuated since this morning -- as investigators work to remove explosives and bomb-making materials from conditt's home. reporter erin cargile joins us live in texas with an update. liveinvestigators have been shrinking the perimeter a bit - letting some families go home after they had to evacuate at lunchtime today. when explosive experts got safely inside - they found lots of bomb making materials that match the components they've been finding in the other bombs that have gone off - injuring and killing two people.voin a media briefing about two hours ago investigators said they could not go into detail about a

motive or tell us if they have come across any type of manifesto... but say the bomb making parts are all confined to one room in mark conditt's home.needless to say neighbors who had to evacuate today are experiencing all kinds of emotions.sotfrank alvarado/neighbor:nervous. you would never think it's going to happen over here because everything was happening down south. you never think it's this close to home i'm just two blocks away.livefrank alvarado tells us he has two children ages four and nine. the atf said they did not find any completed bombs inside conditt's home - they also say they are fairly certain there are no other bombs he planted anywhere else in the community, but they're not 100% sure so the public still needs to remain vigilant and keep an eye out. .

(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist with chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs

tomorrow will be cooler in the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some clouds and at least a chance of showers on friday. and yet another storm could bring more rain on saturday with showers into sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week. (grant) for your money tonight--

interest rates are going up. the chairman of the federal reserve announced it is raising the federal funds rate to a range of 1-point-5 to 1-point-75 percent wednesday. that helps determine rates for mortgages... credit cards and other borrowing. even with the increase-- the rates are still historically low. the central bank stuck to its plans for three interest rate hikes this year. but it shifted its plans for next year... calling for three more rate hikes instead of two. =(vicki) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat... we will threat... we will have more-- coming up.

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. (grant) happening now....

major delays at s-f-o tonight. high winds and the weather on the east coast is causing four hour delays. and earlier today-- more than 100 flights were cancened. this comes as heavy snow is blanketing parts of the east coast, causing school closures, and traffic incidents in several states. omar jimenez has the latest from washington, where heavy snowfall has crippled the region. for snow lovers in d.c.... it's better late than never. after a relatively tame winter with very little snow in the nation's capital ... the first full day of spring brings with it several inches of accumulationmuch of the the federal government was shut down, and all public events at the white house were cancelled. the massive storm triggering warnings and watches from as far west as kentucky and west virginia all the way to massachusetts... ..blanketing parts of pennsylvania, as crews worked overtime to make sure roads

were treatedgov. tom wolf, pennsylvania: just be safe. this is a big snow storm. i know yesterday was the first day of spring and this shouldn't happen, but it is. further northeast, residents are bracing for the fourth nor'easter in less than three weeks. at jfk airport in new york, travelers were forced to watch their planes sit and wait as flight delays piled up. gov. andrew cuomo, new york: it is a heavy wet snow, which is a problem. it is a heavy wet snow combined with high wind gusts. and that is the combination of a nor'easter that creates problems. some of the highest snow totals could fall in new york and new jersey, where officials say they want residents to remain vigilant. mayor bill de blasio, new york: i want to urge everyone, try and get home early, try and stay off the roads. more reminders to take it slow for snow-wary residents who hope this latest storm is finally winter's last gasp. in washington, i'm omar jimenez. =(vicki)(vicki) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco

has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat... we will have more-- we will threat... we will have more-- coming up.

(vicki) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot in the leg. it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat...(grant) here is new video of the scene tonight-- there is ánoá word on the suspect's condition.... only that he is "down" and there are no outstanding suspects. at this point we do not know what led up to the shooting.... we have crews on the we have crews on the way to the

scene... we will bring you a live report ahead.... and you can always track breaking developments on kron4.com and the kron4 mobile app. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will

intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs tomorrow will be cooler in the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some clouds and at least a chance of showers on friday. and yet another storm could bring more rain on saturday with showers into sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week. (vicki) local first-- here are the stories we are here are the local first-- (vicki) next week.forecast for weather is forecast for next week. (vicki) local first-- here are the stories we are tracking in your neighborhood tonight. (grant) another reminder to be aware of your

surroundings on bart. there was a violent robbery on a train in the east bay. it happened at the fruitvale station just after midnight. police say two young robbery suspects tried to steal from a passenger. there was a struggle as the victim tired to fight back to keep his property. one of the suspects then cut the victim's hand with a sharp object. police later found the suspects after a short foot chase... and they were booked into juvenile hall. (grant) an investigation is underway teafa body was found on bart tracks. it happened today between the fremont and warm springs stations. it's not clear if the person was hit by a train, but there are no signs of foul play bart service was delayed between the two stations for over four hours this morning due to the investigation. (vicki) in the north bay-- a teenage girl accused of a murder in texas has been arrested in vallejo... where her father lives. police arrested the girl at jesse bethel high school-- after she tried to enroll. the girl

is accused of killing a 17- year-old boy back in november of 20-17. right now she's in solano county juvenile hall... where she'll stay until she is extradited to texas. (vicki) a mobile shower and restroom service for homeless and low-income residents is open in marin county. nearly two dozen people have used the service since it opened 3 weeks ago. two trailers house 6 showers with disability access. they are located at the marin community clinic in novato on mondays, wednesdays, and fridays.... and in san rafael on tuesdays and thursdays. the non- profit service expects to expand to the entire county within the next few months. (grant) on the peninsula... police in pacifica are investigating an armed robbery at a gas station. it happened yesterday morning at the shell station on bill drake way. police say no one was hurt and the thief used a handgun to rob the station. the thief did run off and is still on the loose tonight. (grant) in southern california. a flood advisory has been issued in parts of santa barbara and ventura counties.

that's thanks to a storm that's bringing heavy rainfall to the region already hit hard by deadly wildfires and later ... deadly wildfires and later ... deadly mudslides.later ... deadly mudslides. some 30- thousand people have had to evacuate their homes. rainfall has been close to a half-inch an hour...and officials say recent wildfire burn areas...will likely experience mud and debris flows. during a january storm ...montecito...was devasted by massive debris flows that killed 21 people and left two others missing. (vicki) lured to a location... thinking there is going to be a party...to find out you and your friends are about to become victims of a sexual assault that is what five girls say happened to them... a few days ago in berkeley. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. five adult males and five juvenile females hanging out sunday night in an apartment here inside the hillside village on shattuck avenue in berkeley...a neighbor says he

heard the commotionsot it may have sounded like a party behind this door, but according to berkeley police one of the five men took out a handgun, made the teenage girls give up their cellphones, the and prevented them from leaving. following that the juveniles allege they were sexually assaulted for the next several hours. berkeley police investigators say around 1:30am monday two of the teenage girls were allowed to leave, once outside, one of the them called 9-1-1. here is a photo of one of the suspects arrested sotlisa powell works in the area. she beleives she may have saw two of the suspects with one of the juvenile girls going into hillside village over the weekend "sot

berkeley police removed the remaining three girls from the apartment and arrested fives suspects; 25-year-old marquis joyce of oakland, 23-year-old drevon clemon of mather, california, 20-year-old jakari williams-compton of oakland, 19-year-old maureece simpkins of berkeley and 20-year-old chad williams of berkeley investigators say in addition to weapons charges are multiple charges connected to the alleged sexual assaults including lewd or lecivious act with a child, sexual battery while a person is unlawfully restrained, assault to commit mayhem, rape or sodemy...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) (grant) youtube is making changes to their policies that involve guns. the site announced this week that it's cracking down on videos that involve weapons. they will ban any content that promotes selling guns and accessories. youtube will also ban videos that show viewers how

to assemble guns. (grant) this weekend... march for our lives rallies will be held all across the country. and lyft is offering support for demonstrators-- offering free rides to the rallies. the goal is to push lawmakers to take significant action on gun control to help prevent mass shootings. lyft announced its support for the movement-- and they are going to give participants codes so they can get to the rallies for free. in the bay area-- you can get free rides to the rallies in oakland, san francisco, and san jose. all you have to to do get the code-- is register for the event. (vicki) in national news. a bill called "stop enabling sex traffickers act" is designed to do just that but some fear the proposed law could make the problem worse. websites that allow human trafficking and child sex rings are the targets of bill the senate will soon consider . the house passed the bill with an overwhelming majority. however.... representatives

from right here in the bay area - a huge tech hub - were split. leader nancy pelosi voted in favor... representative jackie speier didn't vote and other bay area representatives voted against the bill -including zoe lofgren.(sot) there was an amendment that had not gone through committee process, was unconstitutional, the justice department pointed out very helpfully, that it applied the law retroactively. you cant do that.(vicki) while some bay area government officials are against the bill... the "stop enabling sex traffickers act" has the support of the white house...is sponsored by 68 senators...and is expected to pass when it gets a vote. (grant) back to our breaking news. an officer in san francisco has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva near mission and geneva avenue... the involved is reportedly no threat...have more-- coming up.

if you're looking for a new job-- linked-in has released their top places to work in america. and many of those companies are right here in the bay area. linked-in looked at general interest in companies, job demand, and how long employees stick around. here's a look at the top ten. they are amazon, alphabet-- which is google's parent company, facebook, salesforce, tesla, apple, comcast nbc-universal, the walt disney company,

oracle, and netflix. other bay area companies that made the list-- uber, adobe, and air b-n-b. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) highway 89 in emerald bay is shut down tonight-- after a snow slide is blocking the road. this is near the eagle point campground. the snow slide is as high as 15 feet deep and about 160 feet long. caltrans says due to safety concerns-- the highway will remain closed for the next few days. (anchor) lawrence karnow is here now with more on the

forecast in the sierra... and the rain that is going to hit the bay area. lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs

tomorrow will be cooler in the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some clouds and at least a chance of showers on friday. and yet another storm could bring more rain on saturday with showers into sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week.

(vicki) nothing seems to stop the prolific work of package pirates. let's

check in steve aveson now in the newsroom where were are tracking this story. (steve) it's happened again.. ... and with high tech surveillance it's all caught on camera. the thieves are quick... and an in this case.. the packages had only been on porch for an hour. why we know the package pirate is not acting alone. (steve) and facebook's c-e- o publically takes responsibility for the privacy data breach. tonight at six.. we talk with a tech expert about whether the tech giant can withstand the public backlash. that's coming up at six.... but right now, let's get back to the news at five. ((2shot))(grant)we continue to track breaking news out of san francisco...that's where a police officer was shot.(vicki) it happened in the outer mission neighborhood on geneva avenue near mission street. ((dbl bx)) kron 4's gabe slate just got to the scene...he's live tonight with the latest, gabe? (grant) (grant) the

senate intelligence committee wants answers from the department of homeland security about plans to protect the midterm elections from russian and other cyberhackers. (vicki) brie jackson reports the current and former d-h-s directors testified on past failures and future solutions. senator mark warner wants to make sure the department of homeland security is prepared to protect this year's elections. senator mark warner: our main question today is how do we protect the 2018 election. the threat is real and growingsenator richard burr agrees. he wants d-h-s to notify states as soon as it is aware of a threat. notification was delayed by almost a year. states were aware there was a cyber threat but not aware of the scope of that threat.since the election secretary kirstjen nielsen says dhs is improving how they share information with states. and respond to potential cyber-attacks.but election issues differ from state-to- state and addressing each problem is a challengeneilsen: the election night reporting

and of course the certification and auditing on the back end and all those are different vulnerabilities brie jackson: d-h-s also recommends security clearance for senior officials at the state level - to give them access to classifed information about threats. senator joe manchin worries rural states like west virginia won't have enough money to upgrade election systems and make other changes. manchin: have they spoken back to you that they don't have the money to meet the suggestions or requirements you have made?of course they have resources constraints some of the machines themselves are old as you know. manchin: "and it's a concern for the 2018 elections? yes sirsenate intel leaders are urging congress to provide more money to help states protect upcoming elections. in washington, brie jackson (vicki)(vicki) four your health tonight. before your baby learns to walk... they should get used to never leaving the house without sunscreen. that's according to new recommendations from the u-s preventive services task force. it updated previous guidelines from 2012... that suggested skin cancer prevention and education begin at age ten. now... it

says it should begin when a child is six months old. the task force says children and teens exposed to the sun's harmful u-v rays are at greater risk for developing skin cancer as adults. (grant) back to our breaking news. an officer in san francisco has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot in the leg... it just happened in the outer mission neighborhood.. near mission and geneva avenue... the and geneva near mission and geneva avenue... the suspect involved is reportedly no longer a threat... we will threat... we will have more-- coming up.

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infection...something that often goes away without treatment.(vicki) but for one florida boy it almost cost

him his life. reporter melanie michael talked to the family about the sinus infection that has the potential to kill children. laurie cagle still can't believe how close she came to losing her son. 12 year old matthew was diagnosed. with the flu in early february and wasn't getting better. his symptoms -- so serious, laurie rushed her son toá twoá different hospitals, where e-r doctors said he'd be fine and sent him home with medicine. turns out, laurie's instincts were spot-on. a sinus infection had spread to matthews's brain..... and he was near death. rushed to emergency surgery. at johns hopkins all children's hospital.

where you are. as soon as i saw him, i knew something was wrong :52"> dr. jerry tuite is the neurosurgeon who saved matthew's life..... praising his parents for being persistent. he says... had hey waited six more hours, matthew would most likely be gone. as for matthew, he too has a message .. for the doctor who saved him. (grant) that was melanie michael reporting. matthew is expected to make a full recovery. (vicki) meanwhie -- his doctor says he's seen sinus infections like this before. they're rare, but they are treatable. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) we are staying on

top of the breaking news in san francisco what we are learning about the suspect who was shot ... and an officer who was also hit. what led up to the shooting in the outer mission.(steve) getting ready for the next big storm. those in the north bay area are watching with concern.. worried about rain triggering a mess of mud. (steve) we are tracking the storm for you hour by hour. kron 4 news continues in just 70 seconds.

breaking news we are following tonight... a san francisco police officer has been shot in the outer mission neighborhood... this is new video from the scene... we are being told the officer was shot in the leg.(pam)

good evening... im pam moore... (steve) and im steve aveson... the officer has been transported to s-f general hosptial. he is said to be concious and talking. the shooting happened near mission and geneva avenue around five this evening. there is ánoá word on the suspect's condition.... only that he is "down" and there are no outstanding suspects. gabe slate is live on the scene .. gabe what's the latest? = (pam) our other big story

tonight... we are tracking an intense storm that is moving into the bay area. this is

a live look at storm-tracker four radar. this storm has the this storm has the potential to cause flooding... and downed trees.(steve) the impact already being felt at s-f-o.. flights are being delayed at san francisco international airport tonight as winds roar around the bay... now let's get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. ... lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it

will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs tomorrow will be cooler in the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some clouds and at least a chance of showers on friday. and yet another storm could bring more rain on saturday with showers into sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week. forecast for weather is and warmer sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week. (steve) let's check in with kron four's philippe djegal. he reports from walnut creek... where the wet weather did not keep people indoors. (philippe) by early afternoon... the rain had stopped in walnut creek... but the roads were still wet. so were playgrounds -- usually packed with kids... now empty. tennis courts

barren as well.martin kelly/fedex driver- "drive extra slow. remind all the drivers -- caution." longtime fedex driver martin kelly says, rain or shine, he still has to deliver his packages...martin kelley/fedex driver- "it takes a little more time. you've gotta wrap things up and make sure they're covered and they're not gonna get wet and that's it." some people and their furry friends had no choice but to get a little wet. john anderson says a downpour is one thing... but a lite drizzle actually feels good. john anderson/dog walker- "we need it and i love it. i'm actually an oregon kind of guy, even though i was born and raised here. (philippe) do you think we complain too much when it rains like this? (john) yes, i do, haha." and, he wasn't the only dog walker getting in a little exercise. he had plenty of company.erika badal/dog walker- "some dogs love the, don't mind it at all and like cooper, he's not keen on the rain." no -- cooper prefers dry conditions. and, we've certainly experienced a lot of that.rain doesn't hurt. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) in the north bay... sonoma county emergency

services are keeping a close eye on creeks in the areas devestated by the north bay firestorm. kron4's maureen kelly shows us, what else they are doing to watch for signs of potential flash flooding and mudslides. what's being called an atmospheric river was just making it's presence felt today in sonoma county....and while the storm is not expected to pack as much as punch up north as it is in the central coast....that doesn't mean the county's emergency services here is dropping their guard.we're still taking this very seriously. it's probably the single most rainfall producing storm we're going to see yet this winter since the fireside signs have been posted warning residents that this is a high risk area....the burn areas being more subceptible to flash flooding, mudslides and debris flow.it that end they've surrounded property lines with straw wattles to keep man made materials and silt from getting into the

watershed.....and quite a lot of itwe put in 47 miles of walls around homes that i've been demolished orla roadways. we put out 93 miles of hydro seed along the right-of-way's in the county. that's the green spray that contain seeds that grows in the grasses. they've also installed two dozen weather stations to give real time information to the national weather service.so were most concerned about just monitoring what's going on our watershed. is the soil moving? how the creeks performing?for those looking to rebuild like this farmer in the wikiup bridgeway area outside santa rosa....the rain means just more delays.we got a lot done in february when the weather was nice but the cleanup wasn't done so we can do a whole. so now the cleanup is done now the rain is gonna pretty much limit what we can dothe county has crews coming out to visually inspect places like this creek here to make sure that it is flowing that it's not too muddy that there are big pieces of debris clogging it up. they don't want to see any flooding to create more problems maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) you can track the wet weather in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you'll be the

first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. ""he doesn't mention anything about hate, but instead it is the outcry of a very challenged young man talking about challenges in his personal life that lead him to this point."(steve) police say the austin serial bomber left a 25=minute video on his cellphone confessing to his crimes.mark anthony conditt died from injuries after he set off an explosive device in his vehicle as police moved in to arrest him. f=b=i and a=t=f agents are looking for clues at conditt's home.(pam) the law enforcement agencies have evacuated the entire downtown of the austin suburb where he lived. our grant lodes is here to take us through the day's dramatic developments. grant? (grant) here is where austin's nearly three week nightmare ended... in the nearby town of

round rock: a red s=u=v in a ditch, surrounded by swat vehicles.and tonight we are learning how hundreds of local and federal agents worked together to track him down. "kinda sounded like a two grenades went off at the same timeat the red roof inn, guests heard the explosion early this morning.police say they traced conditt to the hotel when he turned on his cell phone.they followed his suv until he veered off the road.as members of the austin swat team approached the vehicle, the suspect detonated a bomb inside the vehicleconditt had no criminal record.but he was the increasing focus of police interest.a local home depot reported conditt bought nails and other bomb making supplies. bay area electronics retailer fry's provided details of his purchases, including the credit card he used at the hotel.he was on a list of people whose cellphones were detected near the scene of the bombings.sfxthen he decided to

have fed ex deliver his devices. "i think his fatal mistake was when he walked into the fedex office to mail the package."a license plate, a name and an address all linked to the man from pfluegerville. a small town midway between austin and red rock, where he blew himself up. the four bombings in austin this month killed two people and injured several others. "for the last several hours, explosive experts have been from the fbi, atf offices working to safely remove and dispose of homemade explosives located inside of a residence in pflugerville, texasmuch of pflugerville was evacuated today as explosive experts went through his home.for the rest of austin, the danger appears to be over.we have a reasonable level of certainty that there are no other devices in the public, but we still want the public to be vigilant. (grant) the only evidence of

his political beliefs come from a blog posted while from a blog posted while he was a community college student six years ago.he described himself as a conservative but said he lacked the information to defend his stance as well as he wanted. (pam) coming up.. we may be getting rain .. but the mid-atlantic and northeast are getting pounded by a fourth nor'easter .. causing all kinds of complications and dangers.. we have details (steve ) also.. a package thief calmly takes boxes from outside a cupertino family home .. and it's all seen on camera.. ( pam ) plus, facebook under intense criticism over customer privacy .. finally c-e-o mark zuckerberg is admitting mistakes .. we have a tech expert in studio to tell us what facebook needs to do now..

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driveway. he walks up the front steps and grabs the two packages behind the pillar. the man then takes the packages back to the car, hands them to the passenger and drives away. the resident says, the boxes contained items for his son. he installed the camera as a precautionary measure... and says this is the first time his packages have been stolen. new tonight at six... mark zuckerberg is finally speaking out... about a data scandal engulfing facebook. the social media giant has revealed that data firm cambridge analytica had ties to president trumps campaign.(steve) the company accessed information from about 50 million from about 50 million facebook users without their knowledge. tonight we are talking to josh constine (con-steen) from techcrunch about the scandal rocking the social media giant.

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 heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see

the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs tomorrow will the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some least a chance of showers on another storm could bring saturday with showers into sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week.next week.

next week. (pam) imagine being lured to a location... thinking there is going to be a party... to find out you and your friends are about to become victims of a sexual assault... that is what five girls say happened to them... a few days ago in berkeley. kron4's haaziq madyun reports.

five adult males and five juvenile females hanging out sunday night in an apartment here inside the hillside village on shattuck avenue in berkeleyaccording to berkeley police one of the five men took out a handgun, made the teenage girls give up their cellphones, the and prevented them from leaving. following that the juveniles allege they were sexually assaulted for the next several hours. berkeley police investigators say around 1:30am monday two of the teenage girls were allowed to leave, once outside, one of the them called 9-1-1. here is a photo of one of the suspects arrested berkeley police removed the remaining three girls from the apartment and arrested fives suspects; 25-year-old marquis joyce of oakland, 23-year-old drevon clemon of mather, california, 20-year-old jakari williams-compton of oakland, 19-year-old maureece simpkins of berkeley and 20-year-old chad williams of berkeley investigators say in addition to weapons charges are multiple charges connected to the alleged sexual assaults including lewd or lecivious act with a child, sexual battery while a person is unlawfully restrained, assault to commit mayhem, rape or

sodemy...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (steve ) today marks nine years since four oakland police officers were killed in the line of duty. the tragedy started with a traffic stop of a man named lovelle mixon on macarthur boulevard. mixon was a convicted felon wanted for a parole violation. he shot the two officers who pulled him over and then hid in a nearby apartment on 74th avenue. as a swat team moved in, there was a shootout. mixon was killed.... but not before two more officers died. it was one of the worst attacks on law enforcement in californa history. had mixon gave himself up... he would have face six months in prison for the parole violation. ( pam ) coming up:a female student caught with a weapon on campus, at the florida school still on edge, because of the february

shooting massacre.. (steve) and we are following breaking news... a police officer shot in san francisco... we have just learned police are about to hold a media briefing..we'll have a live report ahead. sorry. i can't make it.

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suffered a thigh wound after classmate austin rollins started firing shots at great mills high school. rollins died after a confrontation with an officer on campus. authorities are still investigating whether rollins committed suicide or was killed by the officer. the other victim....16-year-old jaelynn willey remains in critical condition. willey was in a previous relationship with the shooter. ( steve ) coming up... new outbreaks of a childhood disease which had been pretty much under control pretty much under control .. now, researchers think they know why and what should be done about it.. (pam) it..be done about it.. (pam)(pam) and we are following breaking news... a police officer shot in san francisco... we will have a live report next. 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.

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lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very

storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs tomorrow will be cooler in the 50s to low 60s. another storm will bring some clouds and at least a chance of showers on friday. and yet another storm could bring more rain on saturday with showers into sunday. dry and warmer weather is forecast for next week. in walnut creek... early morning showers left the roadways damp. parks were mostly empty. customers out for brunch opting to stay indoors, rather than the usually popular tables outside. pet owners had no choice but to take a strole in the rain. but most didn't seem to mind it and neither did their furry friends. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron four news. in berkeley five teenage girls allege they were held against their will at gunpoint by five adult males and sexually assaulted in an apartment at the hillside village on shattuck avenue sunday night to monday morningberkeley police investigators say eventually two of the juveniles were allowed to leave, called 911, berkeley police removed the remaining three girls from the apartment and arrested the 5 males for an array of sexual assault charges...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news

(steve) spring has arrived, but the winter weather is just not ready to move on in the northeast... that part of the country is (steve) kron4newshaaziq madyun berkeley charges...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) spring has arrived, but the winter weather is just not ready to move on in the northeast... that part of the country is

bracing for its fourth major snowstorm in just three weeks. millions of people are under a winter storm watch, warning or advisory ... from the southern appalachians to boston. travel advisories were issued and thousands of flights to and from the new york city area, philadelphia and boston have been canceled. people across the region are being advised to stay home. (andrew cuomo/ governor of new york): "this is a serious storm. its not to be taken lightly. its the fourth nor'easter of the year. if you don't have to travel, please don't travel." don't travel." travel, please don't travel." with heavy snow and winds expected, blizzard conditions are possible. widespread power outages are expected.. airlines have canceled flights and schools canceled classes .. new york city could break a record. if the big apple gets 12- inches of snow, it would be the largest snowfall ever recorded after the first day of spring. (pam) new tonight at six .. out of southern california... a riverside homeowner was shocked to find a woman hiding in her doghouse

and you can just imagine why... the entire incident was caught on camera. reporter tina patel has the story. terrifying."this wasn't what sarah stephens expected to see, when she checked her security cameras to figure out what had caused a crash in her side yard. sarah stephens:"i saw a girl hop over our fence, try to open our sliding glass door, and then she couldn't get in there, and then she ran inside the dog house and hid there." sarah didn't know who the woman was. but she had been hearing sirens on the street behind her, so she had a feeling the woman was trying to get away from police. she called 911, then woke up her husband. sarah stephens:"got our shotgun out, got the baseball bat. if she somehow managed to come into our house, we were ready." nat sound:sarah thought about letting her three dogs out in the yard, to chase the woman out of their house. sarah stephens:"we've got little dogs, but they're fierce and mighty."but since she didn't know if the woman was armed, she waited for police to bring their k9. it turns out the woman had been a passenger in a stolen car that had been involved in a pursuit. police tracked down the driver, 18 year old angelo calamandrei, hiding in another neighbor's yard. sarah is relieved they were both caught, but can't stop thinking about what could

have happened if she hadn't heard the noises and checked her cameras. sarah stephens: "i'm thankful that i was awake. because if i was asleep, i would have never known that she was over here." (steve) (steve) coming up.. new research details the risk of death .. that can affect pregnant women around the world ...

tonight for your health... anemia is being linked to a higher risk of death.... in pregnant women. research published in a british medical journal.. shows a relationship between severe anemia and maternal death. anemia is when a person has a very low, red blood cell count. pregnant women are more prone to the condition ... because they provide nutrients for their babies and themselves. the study used information from 29- countries collected by the world health organization. the results indicated the odds of maternal death doubled in mothers with anemia, when all other contributing factors were controlled. coming up.. a prized free agent.. cancels a scheduled visit with the oakland raiders... gary will have details. plus, warriors star - steph curry back on the practice floor today ... we'll have an update on his chances of starting in friday's game against the hawks. sports director gary radnich has that and all the sports...

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warriors...and warriors fans today... steph curry... ruturned to full practice today for the first time since spraining his right ankle almost two week ago... he misses six games while healing curry still hasn't been cleared to play friday night against the atlanta hawks.... but if there are no setbacks between now and them... expect him to be in uniform today steve kerr tyalked about curry's status... and also ran down the availability of their iother three all-stars... kevin durant.... klay thompson... and draymond thompson... durant.... klay thompson... and draymond green (sot: kerr) "steph looks great ... he's chomping at the bit. we'll see how he responds in the next couple of days before we decide whether he plays or not. i think steph is closer to playing than kd or klay. we're gonna be cautious with all of them. i don't expect kd to play. its not like a timetable of 2 to 3 days, 2 to 3 ... it's just sort of a feel

thing with him it's symptomatic with him." the marquee the marquee player in the middle of the scandal at the university of arizona is headed the the nba after one season... arizona big man deandre ayton announced on twitter today that he is declaring for the 2018 draft... the pac-12 freshman and player of the year was at the center of an fbi

investigation involving wildcats head coach sean miller miller can be heard through an fbi wiretap discussing a $100-thousand dollar payment for ayton to play for the wildcats... the 7-1... 250-pound ayton could go as high as the number one pick in this year's draft it looks like marshawn lynch will remain a raider... the team has restrucured his contract so they can keep him in oakland... but on the free agency front... things not going so well for the

silver and black... according to reports... defensive tackle ndamukong suh has canceled his visit to oakland... scheduled for today the cancellation came on the heels of suh reportedly being impressed during his visit with the los angeles rams yesterday the 5-time pro bowler also visited the new orleans saints and the tennessee titans the miami dolphins cut suh earlier this month in a salary cap move... he was due to make 26-million- dollars next season out bay area pro sports teams... always good in the community... and this is a cool one... 120 students from the "49ers academy" were treating to a surprise showing of "black panther" today in mountain view... niners linebacker dekoda watson

surprised the kids... entering the theater with a "black panther" statue in his arms watson is actually a big fan of marvel comics and collects figures and statues of various marvel heroes... such as spiderman... the hulk... and many more it wasn't the first time watson has seen "blanck panther"... but he was more than happy to watch it against with the kids(sot: dakoda watson) "anything that gotta do with the kids i'm coming ... and then it's just icing on the cake to be able to watch the black panther movie again. it's a commitment to the kids, the 120 kids and the leadership as a part of the 49ers academy to be able to raise some money themselves. i got plenty of comics, i got statues like this, i got a hulk statue, i got a spider-man statue, i am a big marvel fan and it was a no-brainer for me to come out and not only ... just to watch the movie, but be able to hang out with the kids today." more good work in the community... this time by the san jose sharks... mascot s-j sharkie was on hand with

the newly acquired evander kane... surprised students at jeanne meadows elementary school in san jose today... they came with school and athletic supplies... books... furniture as well as school projects to aid then kids' education the school was picked based on need... more than 75-percent of the students at the school are low income kane spoke to the kids... then took their questions... he isoff to a greatstart with the sharks... scoring a career-high 4 goals last friday in a win over the calgaryt flames

cactus league play... a's versus the brewers... top 6th... chad pinder... with the solo home run to put the a's up 3-0... his 3rd of the spring but in the (steve) still (steve) still ahead... a california high school teacher loses his job .. for his comments about members of the u.s. military..

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california... the high school teacher whose disparaging remarks about the u-s military went viral .... has lost his job. the school district voted to fire gregory salcido yesterday. in january-- salcido was caught on cell phone video ... ridiculing the american troops. he called service members

"the lowest of our low" and "not intellectual people". salcido later apologized for his comments, but said his words were taken out of context. salcido remains a member of city council. (steve) a new study by harvard researchers says recent mumps outbreaks in the u-s are linked to waning vaccine protection. the m-m-r vaccine is given in two doses to children and protects against the measles, mumps and rubella. researchers said lab studies show that protection against mumps is shorter than the measles or rubella portion. the vaccine is effective on average 27 years, but that can vary for each individual. according to the c-d-c, mumps starts with a fever, muscle aches, and swollen salivary glands and often spread by coughing and sneezing. (steve) two deputies rescued a three-month-old puppy from a storm drain in a florida neighborhood. the puppy was stuck in this storm drain for what they believe was about 30 to 45 minutes. a home surveillance camera catches the moment help arrives. a neighbor waves

down deputies after calling for help saying he heard a puppy whimpering in the storm drain. two deputies pull off the rescue. watch on the right side of the screen as they remove the man hole cover. a neighbor gives them a net -- and a female deputy goes into the storm drain head first as her colleague holds onto her gun belt.deputy zachary shute/rescued puppy: "she said i gotta go in there so i grabbed her by the belt and slid her down the manhole a little bit she was able to scoop the dog up."deputy tara quezada/rescued puppy: "i was just relieved that the puppy was okay and she was cold but we can fix cold." deputies don't know deputies deputies don't know how the dog ended up in the storm drain but they're just thankful others cared enough to help get it out. luckily the puppy won't have to wait too long for a new home. a family visted the shelter yesterday and are interested in adopting the puppy. (pam) we continue to follow breaking news out of san francisco. a police officer has been shot in the leg ... he is in fair condition. we are learning

that there were six people injured in the shooting... one a minor... and four others are men. of those men... one is in critical condition, one in serious condition and two in fair condition. stay with kron4 on air and online at kron4 dot com.. for the latest on this shooting.. as well as kron four news at 8. lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very stor who are these people?

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