at travis air force base in solano county. a car burst into flames... after crashing near the main gate... this happened around 7:00 last night.(catherine)travis air force base officials and the fbi are investigating -- they say there are no current threats to the base. the driver involved died - no one else was hurt.about 7-thousand about 7-was hurt.about 7- thousand active military members and more than 3- thousand civilians live and work on the base. (grant) more breaking news: the intense storm that hit the bay area is not only causing problems locally... now -- a northern california dam ácouldá give way.hello -- i'm grant lodes.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis.here's what we know... the mocassin dam had been in "imminent danger of failing earlier today...as of about ten minutes ago -- the danger was downgraded -- although there is still a possibility the dam could fail.this is all

happening east of the bay area - in tuolumne county. if this dam breaks -- the flood waters will move down moccasin creek to the don pedro reservoir.(grant) flooding was already being reported below the dam.. this is a photo from the tuolumne county sheriff's office. the department of fish & wildlife evacuated the moccasin fish hatchery. we will continue to monitor the situation.. (catherine) cleanup is underway around the bay area... here's a look at just some of the local damage from the storm.... on the left -- video of a mudslide that happened in martinez. on the top right --- a picture of a downed oak tree in penngrove. and on the bottom right-- a downed tree which took out power lines in the santa cruz mountains. (grant) the north bay is also cleaning up from the storm tonight... after receiving an overnight and early morning drenching. (catherine) kron four's philippe djegal reports from sonoma county-- where the wet weather caused roads to flood and trees to topple over. (philippe) one minute

kaleen (kuh-lean) white was sound asleep... the next -- she was startled out of bed. kaleen white/neighbor- "i heard a big crash." when she walked out of her home at the penngrove village mobile home park... this is the first thing she saw. a massive oak tree down on the ground.kaleen white/neighbor- "it did hit my car, but it just has some hood damage and then i saw this one and it was oh so sad." the owner of this truck fears it's a total loss. fortunately, the property manager says no one was injuried. though a water main was ruptured.keith brandt/neighbor- "totally unexpected. i mean, there was no wind, no nothing. you know, you'd expect it in a wind storm, but we didn't have anything going on." just a lot of water. cars were turned back in sonoma at highway 121 and highway 12. the intersection flooded with several inches of water. the roads were closed directly in front of the schell-vista fire station... but a fire captain says services were not disrupted. crews were still able to respond to emergency calls. and, further north, the rohnert park expressway near stony point road was re-opened just before noon. it had been closed in the morning due to

flooding. this driver received a warning from the california highway patrol for passing through the barricades before the area was officially re-opened. in sonoma county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) the wet weather caused a lot of problems on the roads. drivers going over the golden gate bridged this morning faced a huge backup after a truck crashed into the toll booth. you can see the truck as crews worked to clear it... it's not clear yet exactly what caused the crash. the kron four morning news always has the latest traffic updates to help you get around. our robin winston is always tracking the morning commute. (grant) the storm is responsible for uprooting lots of trees here locally.... however, some of the more dangerous trees are being taken down... before they can cause damage. kron4's haaziq madyun was on the scene... as a huge tree was removed today in the east bay. removing a potentially

dangerous hazard. that is what is happening here on cordell drive in alamosotthe job of removing it belongs to this crew from waraner tree experts sotthat combination of wind and heavy rain is usually responsible for downing these massive trees. however if this one came down it would likely cause tremendous damage in this residential neighborhood sotcan't have a fear of heights in this line of work. you have to climb your way up to the top, secure each tree limb with a rope, then whip out your chainsaw and let it ripsotwaraner tree experts say they have been very busy during this storm season, looks like that trend will continue due to threats of heavy rain in the forecast...in alamo haaziq madyun kron4news (anchor) time now to check on

our weather... with our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez (mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period of no precip before another weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves

into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening. a few lingering showers will be possible sunday as the main upper trough slowly exits the region. rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (catherine) with the kron 4 mobile app - you can track the weather as rain is set to return to the bay area this weekend.. and see the storm damage in your neighborhood.. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (grant) another big story

we are following tonight-- police say the suspect involved in a shootout with officers in san francisco-- has died. (catherine) it happened at a barbershop on the corner of geneva avenue and london street. four other people-- including an officer-- were shot. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest details. dan? this is security video on geneva avenue seconds before a gunfire breaks out inside the amazon barbershop you see police on scene some are already in the shop people walking along the sidewalk like any other day then suddenly everyone scatters when gunfire eruptssot naiel nasrah/daniel's pharamacythis man owns the pharmacy next door where two of the barbers who were shot were brought.sot the owner of the barbershop says there were 11 rounds fired inside the shop and they are easy to spot he says there were 6 or 7 people in the shop at the timesotthe

suspect died of his injuries, the two barbers and at police officer are hospitalzed in fair conditionsot bill scott/ sfpd chief (grant) (grant) (grant) breaking news tonight--

president trump is replacing national security

adviser h.r. mcmaster... with john bolton. bolton is a former u-s ambassador to the united nations. president trump tweeted today that mc- master has done an outstanding job & will always remain his friend. he says bolton will take over april 9. the president has repeatedly clashed with mcmaster, a respected three-star general. his departure follows president trump's dramatic ouster of secretary of state rex tillerson last week. mcmaster was brought in after president trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, was fired. (grant) and fears of a trade war... spooked traders on wall street. the dow plummeted 724 points today after president trump made the announcement about tarrifs. today marked the fifth-largest point loss in market history. investors fear the tariffs on steel and aluminum will spark a global trade war. misetr trump decided to exempt canada, mexico and the european union,

but tariffs will hit chinese imports hard... and beijing has already threatened to retaliate against the united states...saying it has no fear of a trade war. (catherine) the diablo valley college campus in pleasant hill is set to reopen tomorrow. it was closed today because of a shooting threat. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports. diablo valley college has cancelled all classes and college activities today at their main pleasant hill campus due to a "potentially serious threat" that has been made against the college.the announcement was made on the college website. diablo valley college police lt. ryan huddleston said the threat was found somewhere on campus and the administration made the decision to close the pleasant hill campus for the day. the police department is currently investigating the threat. the college said on its website that the closure is being made as a precaution and that the "safety of our students, faculty and staff is our top priority."we talked to students and school officials

about the closure.timothy leong/diablo college spokesperson "but i hope they will all look at this as a decision made in the essence of safety, that's the most important thing that we're thinking of right now.""you never know, you never know, with all these shootings and bombings around the globe not only here you feel this insecurity."the schools other campuses, including the san ramon campus is not affected and will have classes in session today. reporting in pleasant hill, lydia pantazes kron4 news. (catherine) coming up--- a new plan to try to prevent wildfires from happening in california. what pg-and-e is doing to avoid another disaster. (grant) plus--- the video baffling and wildly disturbing... how police caught a mother-- letting her baby smoke pot. (catherine) and after the break.. we continue to track the damage left behind

by the storm. see the dangerous conditions in the santa cruz mountains.

(grant) with all that rain and wind...drivers faced dangerous conditions in the santa cruz mountains this morning. (catherine) the wet soil caused a tree to come down on summit road--- shutting down both lanes. kron 4's will tran reports. mudslides and downed trees are some of the biggest concerns in the santa cruz mountains this tree fell around 4 in the morning taking with it two

power lines and the electricity to many people off of summitt road just off of highway 17.at 11 in the morning.. crews still had the road shutoff in both directions to allow tree cutters to come in and remove the 100 foot tree before p g and e crews could work on restoring power.authorities still have to work on what caused the tree to collapse but given the non stop rain in the santa cruz mountains throughout the overnight and most of the day. one of the things they will be looking at is did the soil get too wet and too weak to hold the tree? the danger is not over.. because we are not still not done with the rain.in the santa cruz mountains will tran kron 4 news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez

(mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period of no precip before another weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening. a few lingering showers will be possible sunday as the main upper trough slowly exits the region. rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as

high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday.

(catherine) pg&e - hit by accusations that its power lines might have sparked last october's devastatingwine country wildfires....is talking about what it says is a comprehensive a new safety program... part of the strategy - the company says it will start switching off power lines inareas where 'extreme fire conditions' spring up... that's a step the company has resisted until now. pg&e also says it will get more aggressive about trimming trees near power lines.. that's aside from the tougher regulations on clearing trees and brush - already ordered by the state in december. the changes could also mean that power poles will look different.. she says she says that micro-

grids are small grids that can operate independently of the overall system -- which could be essential in a disaster. for example - they could power evacuation centers.. pg&e is facing a host of potential financial problems over the wine county fires. shareholders have been told the losses could top 800 million dollars in liability insurancethe utility carries for big fires. (grant) could washington be facing another budget showdown? lawmakers on capitol hill are debating a spending bill as the federal government is set to run out of money tomorrow at midnight. it's now up to the senate to pass the bill - and send it to the president's desk... steve nannes has the latest. it's a familar scene on capitol hill-- "the motion to reconsider is laid on the table"lawmakers battling it out over the budget... with less than two days to go until the government officially runs

out of moneyon thursday, the house passed its massive 1.3 trillion dollar budget, sending it over to the senate. the 2,232 page spending bill was released by gop leaders wednesday night, making it virtually impossible for lawmakers to read it before casting their votes. rep. paul gosar, (r) freedom caucus member: "this represents everything that's wrong with this process. bad process builds bad policy builds bad politics"speaker paul ryan defended the timing, saying nothing in the bill should be a surprise to his membersrep. paul ryan, (r) house speaker: "these things have been long works in progress. the finishing touches came out this week, and we have a hard deadline that we're working up against." aside from the process... there are issues with the bill that are throwing its outcome into question. . house democrats wanted protection for daca recipients included in the bill, but didn't get it. house conservatives, meanwhile, are balking at the 1.3 trillion dollar price tag - a concern shared by some republican senators, like rand paul, who tweeted - shame, shame. a pox on both houses - and parties. $1.3 trillion. busts budget caps. 2200 pages, with just hours to try to read it.paul

could choose to slow down the process on the senate side and bring washington to the brink of a shutdown friday night. in washington, i'm steve nannes. (grant) still ahead-- students across the country are taking a stand against gun violence. hear from students who survived the parkland shooting-- as they call for action. (catherine) also - a mother is behind bars tonight-- after posting a disturbing video on facebook. what it showed....that's after the break.

(grant) take a look at this... a man is facing federal charges for allegedly trying to smuggle nine pounds of cocaine after landing in the u-s. and he wasn't a passenger... he was an airline crew member! hugh hall worked for "fly jamaica airways." customs agents say the cocaine was taped

around hall's legs and was found during a drug search. he landed at new york's j-f-k airport last saturday. (catherine) a mother is in trouble with the law - and caused a social media uproar - after posting a videoin which she apparently gave marijuana to her one-year-old child. (grant) it happened in north carolina. reporter adam owens has the video. at first you hear the child coo.then an adult moves what looks like a cigarette near the child's mouth.a small cloud of smoke wraps around the child's head.this short video, posted on social media, sent many people on the internet into an uproar.a police investigation led to the arrest of the child's mother, 20-year-old brianna lofton of raleigh.according to warrants, it was marijuana she was giving her one-year-old child.w-r-a-l news was there as lofton stood before a magistrate with tears in her eyes.according to warrants, the incident happened around december and january.in their own facebook post, raleigh

police credited the public with bringing the video to their attention.it reads "thanks to your willingness to get involved, the child is now safe and the mother is in police custody."lofton is charged with two counts each of felony child abuse, contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile and possession of marijuana. (catherine) outrage tonight after police in sacramento shoot and kill an unarmed man. city officials say justice will be served. (grant) plus after the break-- we continue to track the damage left behind from the atmospheric river that moved through the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester.

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we've been tracking the damage left behind by the intense storm that hit the bay area. this is video of flooding on highway 121 at highway 12 in sonoma today. you can see the intersection flooded with several inches of water. (catherine) taking a live look outside now... a much different weather story tonight. let's check in with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez (mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period

of no precip before another weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening. a few lingering showers will be possible sunday as the main upper trough slowly exits the region. rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) local first... here

are the stories we're tracking in your neighborhood tonight... (grant) one man is dead and two others are injured after two shootings in oakland. first-- police responded to 8th street...near the west oakland bart station... around 8-thirty last night...after reports of a shooting. a man, who had been shot once, was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. minutes later... two other men came into the hospital with gun shot wounds. one of the men died from his injuries and the other was in stable condition. it is unkown if the shootings are related at this time. (grant) and in pleasant hill -- police need your help. they're looking for this man... accused of robbing the pacific service credit union on contra costa boulevard wednesday. police say the suspect passed a note to a teller demanding money while flashing a handgun in his waistband. the man was last seen running southbound on contra costa boulevard.

(catherine) in the south bay. a homeless shelter in sunnyvale will extend its operations from six months....to year-round. the santa clara county board of supervisors voted unanimously to spend more than one-point-one million dollars to make the change at the 'home-first' shelteron hamlin court in sunnyvale.. it's now the county's second shelter to open year-round - along with san jose. (grant) on the peninsula -- three workers in got sick while cleaning out an empty apartment on willow road...in menlo park. they complained of a strong odor... firefighters later said that other workers felt better after going outside. there were initial suspicions the unit might have been used as a meth lab....but a haz-mat team traced the problem to a more simple source --- -a variety of cleaning products. the area is now considered safe.

(catherine) community members and activists in sacramento are protesting the shooting death of an unarmed black man. they gathered at city hall today to demand action.. (grant) stephon clark was killed sunday by two sacramento police officers. reporter sonseeharay tonsall has the video. we do want to warn you -- that some of the images and sounds are graphic. a life lost violently at the hands of sacramento police.and now the public can see exactly how stephon clark was killed, dying in a hail of 20 bullets. natsot"show me your hands. gun, gun gun! shots fired. shots fired. shots fired." chaotic and now controversial moments recorded by officers through their ground level body cams and from above, courtesy of a sheriff's department helicopter.released by sacramento police as a grieving family and a city grapple with the department's latest killing of an unarmed

black man.larry carr/sacramento city council "disturbing is the natural reaction."councilman carr represents the district where clark was killed, and has been inundated with community concerns since sequita thompson realized the grandson who lived with her was the man killed in her backyard on 29th street sunday night.sequita thompson/grandmother"he was right there dead. and i told the officers you guys are murderers, murderers."larry carr/sacramento city council "the video that i witnessed. anyway, that i saw wasn't quite as definitive as i had hoped it would be."many in the community dispute this.but officers maintain clark came at them with his weapon. turns out he only had a cell phone, but police point to this helicopter shot that shows him running away from officers.and to this body cam shot they say puts him on the other side of a backyard table to show his position.before he turns and is running at them when they start firing.natsot/sonseeahr ay tonsall"now that these videos are out... what do you think that they say to the public about this incident?" natsot/officer"well the goal of getting these videos out is so the public can see what occurred, not the police

department's interpretation." officers would not go so far at this point as to say what's on tape clears those on scene. they, the family and city leaders must wait on a completed investigation.larry carr/sacramento city council "if we've made mistakes we'll admit it and we'll make sure justice is served." (grant (grant live look at protests in sacramento tonight-- demonstrators are on the freeway right now.

(grant) student survivors from the parkland, florida high school shooting are back in washington, two days before this weekend's march for our lives. (catherine) the students and their many supporters are at the capitol to push for tougher gun laws, including universal background checks. brie jackson has the story. students don't feel safe in school.aalayah eastmond says she was lucky to survive the deadly mass shooting at her

florida school. now she wants to be a voice for the classmates and teachers who died. build schools for our safety. gun control, metal detectors, check our bags whatever you need to do to make us feel safe.eastmond and her fellow students are in washington d.c. for this weekend's march for our lives rally. they want to get the attention of lawmakers. we can no longer say "that's a republican issues, that's a democrat issue". this is an american issue.the students say they want stronger background checks and bans on military style weapons. senator dianne feinstein says congress is listening.we can get the bump stocks stopped, and we can get the assault weapons stopped. this is what we are trying to do.brie jackson/d.c. correspondent: congressional leaders are taking steps to reduce violence by including the fix nics act in the spending bill. the measure would improve background checks and encourage states to share more information for the national database.another measure with bi-partisan support allows law enforcment to confiscate weapons from gun owners áif red flags exist.senator richard blumenthal wants wider

reform.these are baby steps. lawmakers on both sides are focused on ways to prevent school shootings and save lives. they just can't agree how.in washington, brie jackson (grant live look at protests in sacramento tonight-- demonstrators are on the freeway right are on the freeway right now.

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and if you have an e-gift card... the store will only honor those until april 20th. (catherine) and charles lazarus-- who founded toys r us 70-years-ago-- has died. he no longer held a stake in the company. he started the chain in 19-48 when he was 25-years-old.. and remained c- e-o until 1994. lazarus was 94-years-old. (grant) still ahead-- we'll take a look at the conditions in the sierra tonight-- and check in with our friend coop at kirkwood.

(grant) taking a look at the conditions in the sierra tonight. this is new video from kirkwood. a lot of fresh snow-- and rain hitting the area today. right now-- the avalanche danger is high because of the mixture of snow and rain and the wind.

(catherine) it could all add up to some dangerous conditions for people hitting the slopes. joining us live right now is our friend kevin "coop" cooper with kirkwood ski resort.(grant) coop-- how is it looking there tonight? (anchor) time now to check on

our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez (mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period of no precip before another

weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening. a few lingering showers will be possible sunday as the main upper trough slowly exits the region. rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels

minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (catherine) (catherine) let's get a

check on what we're working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the kron4 newsroom. thanks catherine. coming up new tonight at six. it is a horrible feeling -- you walk out to feeling -- you walk out to your car in the morning -- you find out it has been hit -- with ánoá note left behind --- tonight - you have a chance to help someone in that situation.. because this hit-and-run was caught on camera. we will show you the video... that story and more coming up on kron4 news at six. catherine - now back to you in the studio.

thanks pam we will see you tonight at six. (grant) in the north bay... a local business is out thousands of dollars... after thieves... pretending to help wildfire victims... stole from their store. 'reeds trailer sales' in petaluma had been offering wholesale prices to wildfire victims who needed help rebulding... so when they received a call from someone wanting to buy a generator for their food truck to help raise money for victims ... they believed them. now they're finding out... months later... those credits cards the thieves used were declined ... and the cards were actually ástolen from wildfire victims. ann reed sot "when you have someone be that deceptive to take advantage of you right on the heels of our being so generous it is particularly insulting."(grant) the owners at reeds say got away with over 7-thousand dollars worth of merchandise.

(grant) airplane food is usually nothing to write home about. but how about 'down home cooking' .. that happens to be on the edge of a runway.(catherine) tonight on dine and dish... vicki liviakis takes us to a breakfast institution that's also an airplanelover's dream. if you're looking for breakfast on the fly. ask a pilot. easy to miss unless you arrive by way of a

landing strip... 3-zero cafe in half moon bay - bills itself as the best breakfast on the coast. 3-zero has been serving up an honest breakfast for decades. mark smith who also happens to be a pilot runs the place with an aviator's theme. so what does 3-zero mean? 10-4. wanna be pilots can rub elbos with real ones. there are pictures of airplanes on the walls and model planes hanging from the ceiling and yes, that's barbee in the cockpit. breakfast at 3-zero cafe lets you soak up the aviation ambiance along with the smell of jet fuel. the best part of 3-zero cafe. you don't need an airline ticket to get in. in half moon bay vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news

at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) thanks grant and catherine. coming up on kron4 news at six. new video showing the moments before gunfire broke out in san francisco..leaving a police officer hurt -- a suspect dead --- and several others injured.(pam) then -- a big change could be coming to the golden gate bridge soon...there are three proposed designs for a new toll plaza -- we will show them to you.. next. kron4 news at six starts right after the break....

a man is dead tonight ... after gunfire erupts at a bay area barbor shop.(pam) the man was shot and killed during a confrontation with a san francisco police officer yesterday.. where the officer was also shot. new cideo to show you tonight good evening ... im pam moore...(steve) and im steve aveson... the officer-- along with four other people were injured in the shooting at the corner of geneva avenue and london street. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with the latest details. dan? thursday san francisco's amazon barbershop was back in the business of barbering but

bullet holes from wednesday afternoon's shootout between an armed man and police were evident.sot naiel nasrah/daniel's pharamacy 11-16 this security video along geneva avenue shows how a seemingly normal wednesday afternoon turned into chaos when police entered the amazon barbershop after receiving a report of a man with a gun. suddenly people on the sidewalk started to scatter and run for their lives as gunfire erupteda police officer, a teenager and two barbers were hitsot vladimir shtuynberg/amazon barbershop 38-48amazingly the barber closet to the gunman was not injured.sotthe suspect died of his injuries the 17 year old was treated and released and the police officer and the two barbers are listed in fair condition now a multi agency investigation is underway.sot

bill scott/sfpd chief 115-124 (pam) another big story tonight...

new video... showing what is being called a "security incident" at travis air force base in solano county. a car burst into flames ... after crashing near the main gate ... this happened around 7:00- last night. travis air force base officials and the f-b-i are investigating -- they say there are no current threats to the base. the driver involved died - no one else was hurt.about 7-thousand active military members and more than 3-thousand civilians... live and work on the base. (steve) the clean up is underway... after this past storm caused damage across the bay area. that a look at this picture out of the north bay... where an massive oak tree went down right next to some homes. (steve) kron four's philippe djegal spent the day in sonoma county. the north bay received an early morning drenching -- causing roads to flood and trees to topple over. (philippe) the early morning downpour in sonoma lasted for several hours.

roads were left flooded and blocked off to drivers... though some ignored the signs and attempted to pass through. this motorist eventually thought better of it. highway 121 at highway 12 was covered with several inches of water. the flooding happening in front of the schell-vista fire station. but a fire captain says crews were still able to respond to emergency calls.keith brandt/neighbor- "no body got hurt. you know, no property damage short of the pick-up truck." he's talking about the aftermath of this large oak tree falling in the penngrove village mobile home park. this truck, belonging to a woman who was visiting a resident here overnight... fears it might be a total loss.keith brandt/neighbor- "looks like we broke a water main. when the tree fell over, it took out one of our water lines. we're just trying to uncover it -- we turned off the water." kaleen (kuh-lean) white lives across the road and heard the tree fall in the morning.kaleen white/neighbor- "i think we're all lucky -- that looks like a pretty heavy tree." she says it nicked her car, but it's still drivable.kaleen white/neighbor- "it just has some hood damage. and, then i saw this one and it was oh so sad." the property manager says he's

grateful the tree didn't land on any of the homes. in sonoma county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) the wet weather caused a lot of problems on the roads. drivers going over the golden gate bridge this morning.... faced a huge backup after a truck crashed into the toll booth. you can see the truck as crews worked to move it... it is not clear yet... exactly what caused the crash. this reminder.. the kron four morning news always has the latest traffic updates to help you get around. our robin winston is always tracking the morning commute. (steve) across the east bay public works crews were busy clearing mudlsides from roadways during the storm tree removers had their hands busy as well taking down dangerous trees before they caused any damage down below kron4's haaziq madyun was on both scenes today, and shows you a mudslide being cleared and a massive tree being removed nats/heavy duty front loader the sound of this heavy front loader echoed here on alhmabra

valley road in martinez in the wake of the storm. this contra costa county public works crew is here cleaning up a mudslide that occurred just after 8am during a heavy down pour thursday morning. the slide block one of the lanes on this two lane highway. four person crew handled the clean up effort and traffic control. contra costa county public work officials say 24-ton of slide material was removed during the clean up...by noon the road was clearedaround that same time over in the town of alamo work on removing this massive pine tree was well underwaysotthat combination of wind and heavy rain is usually responsible for downing these massive trees. however if this one came down it would likely cause tremendous damage in this residential neighborhood sot

street or damaging the neighbors home">both county public works crews and private tree removal companies have been busy during this round of storms in the east bay...a trend that will likely continue due to threats of heavy rain in the forecast...haaziq madyun kron4news (steve) with the kron 4 mobile app - you can track the weather as rain is set to return to the bay area this weekend.. and see the storm damage in your neighborhood.. you'll be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. a live look outside right now... (pam) we get our first look at the four zone forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period of no precip before another weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading

south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening. a few lingering showers will be possible sunday as the main upper trough slowly exits the region. rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday. (pam) after being hit with several lawsuits alledging p-g&-e's power lines sparked the devestating north bay firestorm, the utility company is now unveiling what it is calling a comprehensive, tuesday. 70 deg f by locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday.

(pam) after being hit with several lawsuits alledging p-g&-e's power lines sparked the devestating north bay firestorm, the utility company is now unveiling what it is calling a comprehensive, new wildfire safety program kron4's maureen kelly reports, some of the measures being introduced now... are steps the company resisted in the past. the october wine country fires killed 45 people and causing billions in damages..... investigators have not determined a cause yet....but several lawsuits are pointing their fingers at pg&e.a spokesperson for the utility company says it's new communtiy wildfire safety program is not in response to the lawsuits..we know that extreme weather events driven by climate change our causing unprecedented and an

anticipated wildfires and just is the state is working to take action we need to take action nowthe utility company says parts are already underway....like complying with new state regulations to cut trees further back from powerlines.other changes include swapping out wood power poles with materials less likely to catch fire like steel or composite....spacing them further apart and using thicker powerlines.in april they are expecting to launch a wildfire safety operation center inside their beale street headquarters...which will look similar to this distribution center in rocklin. it specifically to work with our meteorologists and use our weather forecasting capabilities to really pinpoint fire conditions during fire season it will be operating 24 seven during fire season to really give us some real-time information to help prepare as the season goes on and now in a step they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlines during exterme fire danger....a move they say they will only use as a last resort. when you proactively shut off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost but they do plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that costs from ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news.

(pam) in the east bay... diablo valley college will reopen tomorrow.. all classes were cancelled today at its main pleasant hill campus, because of a "potentially serious threat"... made against the college. diablo valley college police lieutenant ryan huddleston said, the threat was found somewhere on campus, and the administration made the decision to close the pleasant hill campus for the day. on its website the college said, the closure was made as a precaution... and that the, quote "safety of our students, faculty and staff is our top priority." we talked to a school official about the closure. "but i hope they will all look at this as a decision made in the essence of safety, that's the most important thing that

we're thinking of right now." (pam) police investigated.. they say they found no additional evidence of a serious threat to the school. the school's other campuses, including the san ramon campus, are not affected and did have classes in session today. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the trip of a lifetime for a group of students ... being sent to africa thanksto the generosity of san francisco police officers. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) a lawsuit is filed after a facebook user says the social media giant illegally gathered and distributed her personal information. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) an early morning hit and run driver destroys a parked car, inspects the damageand then drives away... but it's all caught on video. now police want your help (steve) new tonight at six...

police in the east bay are looking for the person responsible for a hit and run crash.(pam) the collision happened this morning in newark... when the driver slammed into a parked car. grant lodes is here with more about the crash.(grant) this is the red camaro that was hit in the crash this morning. the car was parked along the crub in front of a home when it was smashed...just before six o'clock this morning. this was on blackburn drive near highway 84 in neawrk. the whole thing was caught on security camera. you'll can see the camaro on the left side of the screen. the other car drives over from the right side... and slams into the camaro... pushing it

several feet backward. the driver opens his car door... but does not get out. the person appears to look at the damage... then look look around to see if anyone saw the crash. the driver then shuts the car door... backs up... and drives off. tonight, police are looking for that hit and run driver. (steve) another big story we are following... president trump is replacing national security adviser h.r. mcmaster... with john bolton. bolton is a former u-s ambassador to the united nations. president trump tweeted today that mc-master has done an outstanding job & will always remain his friend. he says bolton will take over april 9. the president has repeatedly clashed with mcmaster, a respected three-star general. his departure follows president trump's dramatic ouster of secretary of state rex tillerson last week. mcmaster was brought in after

president trump's first national security adviser, michael flynn, was fired. (pam) new in the investigation into the the austin serial bombings: police say, the suspect left a video on his phone ... before law enforcement closed in on him. the "confession" video from mark conditt does not reveal a motive. reporter kristen holmes, in texas .... with details on the confession, from who police are calling a "very challenged young man". austin serial bomber mark anthony conditt still remains an enigma to law enforcement despite videotaping himself in a 25-minute video on his phone before being apprehended by police that authorities are calling a confession. in this video however, law enforcement says he didn't really make any reference to motive, instead talked just about the bombs he made.sot: on this recording the suspect describes the six bombs that he constructed with a level of specificity that he identified the differences between those six bombs. and the police chief also said there was no reference to terror groups or to hate groups and they called the

video an outcry of a very challenged young man.

let's take a look outside right now...(pam) (pam) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with the four zone forecast. (mabrisa rodriguez)for tonight tracking gradual clearing. there will likely be a period of no precip before another weaker/drier system approaches from the north. latest model guidance continues to bring showers back to the north bay early friday before spreading south as a cold front enters norcal. it should be noted that this next system will not

have a tropical tap and a colder source region translating to lower rainfall and lower snow levels. the chance for showers will continue into saturday as the cold front finally moves through the bay area. behind the front the upper low moves into norcal allowing for some instability. decided to add a slight chance for thunder to the north bay saturday afternoon/evening. a few lingering showers will be possible sunday as the main upper trough slowly exits the region. rainfall amounts from friday through sunday will generally be 0.5-1.25" north bay, santa cruz and santa lucia mts - north bay valleys 0.25-0.75" -elsewhere generally less than 0.5". given the lower snow levels minor accumulations will be possible above 3000 feet. drier weather finally returns to the bay area by monday as high pressure/ridging begins to develop. in addition to drier weather, much warmer temperatures are expected next week with some locations hitting 70 deg f by tuesday.

(steve) new at 6...

'operation genesis' is underway again...the program created by a san francisco police officer to take local teenagers to africa...(pam) today - 10 students got together in the city - before heading to s-f-o and adventure.. catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) the students and their excited families were taking pictures....and making sure they had everything ready to go...from passports to malaria medication.. they're off to ghana on a 9- day trip - a place they've been studying. the 10-year veteran of the police department who created 'operation genesis' wantsthe teenagers to learn more about the history of their african ancestors....and learnabout the differences between life in the u.s. - and africa. until now, he says.....what little they knew came from t-v and movies.he calls these trips "life- changing." this is this is the 5th

year of the program - with more than 50 students taking part. besides studying the history of ghana, the teens have been busy raising money for the trip.. they'll take along books and clothing to share with young people there... steve and pam? (( áá steve / v.o. áá )) stunning video released today of the las vegas gunman in the mandalay bay in the week before the las vegas massacre (( áá pam / v.o. áá )) a new plaza will make collecting tolls on the golden gate bridge easier, faster and safer. we will give you a peak at what it could look like.

(steve) pretty soon the

golden gate bridge will begin a transformation. talks of rebuilding the toll plaza are happening tomorrow and we're getting a preview of what it may look like. these are photos of the three architectural styles the golden gate bridge district board members are considering. you're taking a look at northbound and southbound views. board members say the current all-electronic system is out-dated and must be replaced. they say the new tolling system will provide more safety and eliminate lane closures. (pam) the director of ice is set to testify in california's immigration lawsuit. a federal judge is poised to order thomas homan -- the acting director of ice -- to testify in the lawsuit brought by the trump administration over california's sanctuary laws. according to the judge ... homan must back up claims in a lawsuit , that argue the federal government is suffering "irreparable harm" from california's sanctuary laws. homan is set to give his deposition next month. (( áá v.o. / steve áá ))

mark zuckerberg says he'd be happy to testify to congress -- áifá, he says, it's the right thing to do....but what does that mean exactly? (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) with memories of deadly mudslides still fresh, thousands of people are being evacuated during the latest southern california storms. ♪ ♪

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a facebook user has filed a lawsuit against the social media giant and cambridge

analytica ..... for improperly collecting her information without her permission. the user -- lauren price-- says, she frequently saw political ads on facebook during the 20-16 election. the data company-- cambridge analytica -- used a facebook survey to collect information on about 50- million users. that information was then used to try and influence voters in the 2016 u-s presidential election. price says, she has filed the lawsuit on behalf of other facebook users in the u.s.. the lawsuit was filed in san jose on tuesday. price is seeking unspecified damages. (steve) mark zuckerberg says he'd be happy to testify to congress -- áifá, he says, it's the right thing to do. ...but what does that mean exactly? reporter andrew spencer has the details . thursday san francisco's amazon francisco's thursday san thursday san francisco's

amazon barbershop was back in the business of barbering but bullet holes from wednesday afternoon's shootout between an the details .

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amazon barbershop was back in the business of barbering but bullet holes from wednesday afternoon's shootout between an armed man and police were evident.dan kerman kron 4 news sotremoving a potentially dangerous hazard. that is what is happening here on cordell drive in alamosotthat combination of wind and heavy rain is usually responsible for downing these massive trees. however if this one came down it would likely

cause tremendous damage in this residential neighborhood sot...in alamo haaziq madyun kron4news in san francisco pge unveils a new community wildfire safety program in the wake of the northbay firestormthe utility company says parts are already underway....like complying with new state regulations to cut trees further back from powerlines.other changes include swapping out wood power poles with materials less likely to catch fire like steel or composite....spacing them further apart and using thicker powerlines.in april they are expecting to launch a wildfire safety operation center inside their beale street headquarters... that's gonna be where we're going to monitor in real time fire conditions and coordinate with first responders and cal fire other fire agenciesmaureen kelly kron4 newskron4 news maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) thousands of people are evacuating in southern california... as heavy rains slam the area.(steve) a

flash flood warning has been issued and mudslides could be looming as well. heavy rain has sent muddy brown water gushing down the road. people in the area put out sandbags to try and keep some of that water away from their homes. the storm also forced the highway patrol to close highway 33 north of fairview for fears of mudslides. "as the rain moves through, we will see the creeks and the roadway coverts starts to fill up with water and those can create issues. so the most important thing is driver safety and safety for the citizens in our community." (steve) about 30-thousand people have been evacuated in the thomas, sherpa and whittier burn areas in santa barbara county. another 25-hundred were evacuated in ventura county. several road and school closures were also announced amid concerns about flooding, mudslides and debris flows. (pam) new tonight at six... m-g-m resorts has released surveillance images of las vegas shooter stephen paddock. they show his movements at the property.... in the days and hours leading

up to the deadly mass shooting. the video from the hotel's valet area, elevators, restaurants, gambling floors and hallways ... show he did nothing terribly remarkable. in a statement, m-g-m resorts says, it " could not reasonably foresee that a long-time guest ... with no known history of threats or violence.... and behaving in a manner that appeared outwardly normal-- would carry out such an inexplicably evil, violent and deadly act."58 people were killed.. hundreds of others injured. (( áá v.o. / pam áá )) the growing list of airline incidents ... has a new addition tonight: coming up, why one man was kicked off a flight because of his shirt!

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believes his brand's logo got him kicked off of a flight out of atlanta. but the airline says it was his actions not his t-shirt that became a problem. justin mallory makes a living with his skateboard and his brand...but says he was kicked off a frontier airlines flight out of atlanta because of this logo on his shirt. it's the logo for his business... and it features two guns. mallory says the airline said the shirt made another passenger uncomfortable. his lawyer calls it, discrimination. "the shirt, some would say he's dressed in a hip hop fashion, and he's african american. so those 3 things may have all contributed to the discrimination and profiling against him."(steve) frontier airlines says

mallory, quote "became argumentative prior to boarding when asked to check his skateboard... the passenger boarded the aircraft and continued to exhibit disruptive behavior." after getting kicked off the flight, mallory says he missed a skateboarding trade show where he planned to promote his brand. in sports -- the sweet 16 in the n-c-a-a tournament kicked off today. we'll tell you if a former warriors head coach was able to lead his team to the elite eight. also -- will steph curry play against the atlanta hawks tomorrow? kron-4's kim smith has an update on curry's tweaked ankle... along with all the sports, coming up

(pam) tonight... president trump says, the u-s will impose new tariffs on china to protect american businesses. (steve) the

president is accusing china of stealing u-s companies intellectual property. but some fear that could lead to a trade war. mark meredith is in washington with more. nat of president trumpfirst it was washing machines and solar panels.now president trump says he'll impose new tariffs on chinese imports. ""it is going to make us a much stronger, much richer nation."" the white house says the new taxes will punish china for ripping off u-s companies.the u-s is accusing china of stealing thousands of american patents and trade secrets. the president did not say which chinese products he'll impose tariffs on.but he expects to target several industries. including: aerospace, machinery, and technologyon wall street, the news sent all three major markets sharply lower. but on capitol hill, one of the president's biggest criticsnew york senator chuck schumerpraised the decision. "china is ruthless in how they go after us, they do it quietly, they do it with a smile and sadly.previous

presidents just stood by"nat: "a trade war is not inevitable, but the time is getting very late for us to avoid it"syracuse university economist mary lovely says there's no doubt china will retaliate. she expects china to target u-s farmers with tariffs on their exports but she says, americans nationwide can also expect to see the impact."the biggest effect for most of us will be higher prices, but there will also certainly be job effects from this"lovely says it's not clear when that will happen. and we wont know until president trump announces his final decisions. in washington, i'm mark meredith. i know you've missed seeing him on the court... but steph curry and the ankle injuries are worrisome...esp ecially when they happen so close together.... so it's better to take the time.. steph says it could take the summer to get back to 100 percent.. but for now the

warriors expect for steph to be able to play on friday night against the hawks... but still no klay, draymond or kevin durant... it's a good time to test out curry's ankle.. the struggling hawks shouldn't be a big concern.. right now it's about getting steph back in rhythm before the playoffs.. and it will also be interesting to see quinn cook coming off the bench... what could that possibly look like if they decide to keep him on the playoff roster??.. cook scored 20 plus in his last 3 starts... maybe they find a place for q ... and as for steph... he's being patient with the injury.... but he says it won't hold him back.... "i don't want to overstate it there is definitely aspects of bone bruises and ligaments and all that stuff that happens with ankles. it doesn't really bother you on the floor, but i'm being really nitpicky of not being one hundred percent. right now there is nothing that's going to happen between now and the end of june that can change that. as long as i'm not putting myself jeopardy of it being stable and strong. i hope it will be able to support me while i'm out on the floor i'm good to go".

i love the stories that come out of march madness.. the underdogs.. the upsets...but this one is close to a miracle.. 11 seed loyala chicago has battled their way into the sweet sixteen..and thanks to the prayers of one 98 year old woman.... the ramblers are getting closer to a championship... here's sister jean before the game.. sister jean prays over the team as their chaplain ... she team as their prays over the sister jean game..sister jean game..sister jean prays over the team as their chaplain ... she even gives them feedback..

wonder what those emails will look like after this one... eric musselman former warriors head coach...trying to lead his team to the elite 8..caleb martin ... drains the trey cuts the lead by 1.. finished the game with game high 21 points..loyola not done... they go to marcus towns...big time bucket... big time win...loyola chicago is moving on to the elite 8... thanks to their prayer warriors sister jean.. the final score -- 69-68 loyola chicago... they'll face the winner between kentucky and kansas state jordan poole was the man in the second round for the michigan wolverines... hit the game winner.. but no nail bitter tonight.. michigan took care of business early... up 39-18 in the first half.. moritz wagner.. their leading scorer... lighting it up from downtown... the wovlerines kept pouring it on... score 10 of their 14 three pointers in the first half... michigan wins 99-72 the fact that eric reid

still doesn't have a job makes you wonder.. is it about his play or his protest.. the 49ers free agent was front and center alongside colin kapernick kneeling during the national anthem .. and he continued the protests last season... is he really being black listed as it appears kapernick has been or are teams exploring the best available at the position.. eric reid ceratainly thinks the 2 things are connected.. he was out at stanford's pro day watching his brother justin when he was asked about it... reid says he doesn't think that he will still protest during the anthem but he still plans to be active in a different way...it certainly changed the narrative when players were kneeling... it was less about police brutality and more about disrespecitng the flag...reid is still waiting on team to take a chance on him.. he says that his agent has heard from a couple of teams... but still no contract.. there aren't many running backs that have lasted as long as frank gore... we're talking 14 seasons-- 14 thousand 26

rushing yards... now that's longevity... and now he's heading to his hometown to continue his career....the miami dolphins signed gore to a one year deal... of course you know he spent 10 years with the 49ers... maybe this is the season that could move him closer to canton...gore is just 76 yards shy of curtis martin... he's not the biggest name but he's certainly put in the work... so i guess this is what life is like after retirement... take on as many challenges as you can and try and conquer them... tony romo did a pretty good job in the broadcast booth.. now he's trying out his golf game on the pga tour...the cowboys former quarterrback made his first pga tour start in the domincan republic.... 5th hole... romo... short game looking pretty decent here... makes the birdie putt... the back nine wasn't as pretty... bogeyed three holes.. romo shot a 77 in his debut from some of the most insane

highlights this march to international hoops.. it's been fun to watch... so how about we bring you something from the brazil nbb league.. basquette cearense and franca didn't fail to disappoint...paulhino bora- chini off the missed free throw.. hustles to the corner knocks down the trey ball for the buzzer beater... that took a little science too ... he had the right angle and knew exactly where the ball was headed... (( áá v.o. / pam áá ))(( áá v.o. / pam áá )) coming up, a dog that was beaten, shot and left for dead, fought to keep himself alive and now he has a new home.

(steve) a dog in missouri that was shot, beaten and left for dead is going home with a new foster family as he continues to recover. reporter ayesha kahn has more. natsthis two-year-old yellow lab mix has earned his name. natstrooper... continues to surprise everyone.nats veterinary specialty services and missouri k-9 friends have been working around the clock to slowly nurse trooper back to health.mandy ryan/missouri k-9 friends president:"he has defeated all odds. he is a miracle dog."according to court documents, 57-year-old jason hampton of farmington,

shot trooper before hitting him with a hammer and leaving him in a ditch to die.mandy ryan/missouri k-9 friends president:"trooper stayed in that ditch for a few weeks where he was paralyzed and couldn't move."hampton was arrested and released on bond. he now faces felony charges. natsthere was certainly no shortage of demand from families eager to take trooper home as he began the recovery process.natsthat's where john and kelly pettis came in.the couple has been looking to foster for a while.john pettis/foster family from st. peters:"you have to remember they can't fight for themselves a lot of times, but they have good people to fight for them and when those people fight for them, they get a chance and they show you that they have all the power to do what we are supposed to be doing for them." (steve) that was ayesha kahn reporting. hampton is set to be arraigned next month. last weather and goodbye

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