underway tonight after police in san jose say this man-- stole guns and then threatened to shoot police-- and others-- in san francisco. tonight-- we are learning new information about the man's past. hello i'm vicki liviakis. (steve) and i'm steve aveson in for grant lodes. kron 4's rob fladeboe spoke to the suspect's father today-- where the guns were stolen. he joins us live now from san jose with an update. rob? (rob live) in a briefing here at headquarters this afternoon, san jose police said that while dustin hamilton has threatened violence against san francisco, he could be anywhere. he is homeless, armed and has a history of violence. it's not clear how he may be getting around, but police are calling on the public to keep an eye out for him plain clothes detectives were going door to door thursday in search of surveillance video that might provide some clues

about the burglary on tuesday of a home here on husted avenue the owner of that home confirmed that his son, 44 year -old dustin hamilton was the burglar and that he stole two weapons, a long gun and a handgun. he also left a threatening note behind.sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police "....he made a threat, we believe it is a credible threat because he obviously has those guns in his possession to carry out that threat..."dustin "dusty" hamilton, shown here in a high school graduation photo, along side a his recent mug shot, has been battling a drug problem and living on the streets of san francisco, says his father. he says the hand-written note was ten pages long and turned over to police.sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police "...he did mention that he wanted to kill people in the city ofsan francisco and we're not sure why be he also said that he wanted to kill police in general..."dustin hamilton has two outstanding felony warrants in san francisco for assault and vandalism. he now faces three new charges. burglary, making a criminal threat and a felon in possession of a firearm.

police say he could be anywhere.sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police "...that's pretty dangerous scenario soit's in everyone's best interest to come forward with information and help us take this guy off the streets in a safe and efficient manner..." (rob live) in addition to passing the word to law enforcementacross the bay area, police say they are reaching out and posting hamilton's picture on social media, checking in with transt police and they are doing some cnnvassing of local homeless encampments as well. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) continuing our coverage tonight-- san francisco police officers were alerted yesterday about what law enforcement is calling credible threats against them. kron4's maureen kelly is at one of the locations where officers have been on the lookout for the suspect. (maureen) 44 year old dustin hamilton was known to

frequent this area at delancy and bryant...police have been out here at this location several times today....because of threats hamilton allegedly made against sfpd officers....and also threats specifically against this building located at 501 delancy. (pkghe made threats to sfpd and 501 delancy saying he was planning to shoot up as many people as possible that's what police on the street were told....and that dustin hamilton was schizophrenic and off his medication. police officers could be seen parked on the street or driving by on several occasions today... both here and in front of the building. the building is right next to the bryant street overpass. i spoke to a man who says he lived in the same homeless encampment that used to be located behind these fences here. he didn't want to appear on camera and asked his voice be altered as a condition of the interview. he says that encampment was cleared out monday... when they cleared it out and removed him of his possessions that caused a moment of instability and he took it out on on the vehicles on the street. hamilton has been arrested in the past for vandalism. a neighbor in the area said that homeless encampment had been steadly getting worse.there been more car break-ins more violent attitudes really has been just a deterioration of safety. my family won't even walk down here they might now that it's been cleaned up but in the past they would avoid this area sfpd wouldn't talk about specifics of the threats only

to say they are taking them seriously. you were made aware that he could possibly be in possession of firearms. that's our main goal is to notify the public if they see this person please contt police and authorities as soon as possible don't try making contact with the suspect as we are considering him armed and dangerous a man who lives in the building says he never had problems with the encampment but finds the threats concerning. i mean that's frightening it's definitely frightening hopefully they take care of it right? they're looking for him i assume. yeah you got to trust the police to do what they do (maureen)police say as far as they are concerned hamilton could be anywhere in the city which is why they telling all of their officers and the public to keep any eye out. maureen kelly kron4 news

new details new details are emerging in the investigation into tuesday's deadly shooting at youtube headquarters in san bruno. the only remaining hospitalized victim's condition is improving... and, we're learning more about how the shooter -- 39-year-old nasim aghdam -- got ahold of her gun. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san bruno where he spoke with police and local leaders. (philippe) on january 16th... san bruno police commander geoff caldwell says nasim aghdam legally purchased the gun she used in tuesday's shooting from a gun shop in san diego. a 9 millimeter smith and wesson pistol similar to this one. commander caldwell says aghdam opened fire at youtube headquaters, shooting several rounds... then reloaded

another magazine, and continued firing before turning the gun on herself. rico medina/mayor- "it does shake the community -- it was a crisis." san bruno mayor rico medina, says he's working with city manager connie jackson and other local agencies to try to move forward... evaluate what happened, and find ways to prevent another shooting like this. for the first time since it was lockeddown tuesday -- youtube headquarters is back open. though police and security guards are still monitoring all e ntries and exits. jackson says the first three officers on-scene tuesday entered the building quickly and helped minimize the damage. connie jackson/city manager- they deployed in a spectacular manner and we are very very proud, uh, not only of the work they did, but the results." shortly after the incident... san bruno police say six officers traveled down to southern california... and with help from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives... executed two search warrants related to this case. those officers returned to the bay area wednesday night. the 36-year-old man who was critically injured during the shooting is the only victim still receiving treatment at san francisco general hospital. his condition has been upgraded to fair. in san bruno, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(vicki) (vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar tonight-- a huge storm is headed to the bay area. (steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now to talk about the timing of the storm. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is

possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday.

(vicki) and with all of the rain headed to the bay area-- there are concerns of flooding in the north bay firestorm burn areas. kron 4's lydia pantazes shows us how people in santa rosa are preparing. preparing. rosa are preparing.

(vicki) there are also flooding concerns in san francisco. kron 4's maureen kelly tweeted out this picture of flood barriers today. this is at 17th and folsom street. the san francisco public utilities commission put up the barriers today-- as we expect flooding from the storm. (vicki) and make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay ahead of this storm. you can watch a live radar to see when the rain is headed toward your neighborhood. we will also send you alerts

to your phone when there is breaking weather news and traffic hot spots. (steve) in the east bay... a contra costa county deputy has been arrested, accused of having sex with two inmates. this is the deputy-turned-suspect...26 year old patrick morseman. he was arrested yesterday in richmond. the sheriff says investigators interviewed the victims, who consented to the sexual activity, found evidence and got search warrants...then proceeded to book moreseman 24 hours after the crimes were reported. investigators are working to terminate moreseman's employment and help the victims. morseman was booked into county jail and has since been released from custody on one-hundred thousand dollars bail. (steve) there are no reports of injuries or major damage after an earthquake near los angeles. witnesses say they felt the ground shaking across the area this afternoon. according to the u-s geological survey, the 5-point-3 magnitude quake was centered in the ocean near channel islands. firefighters say they later inspected some of the key infrastructure in los angeles. they say the transportation points, buildings, dams, and

power lines surveyed are intact. but some minor structural damage was reported on channel islands. (vicki) coming up-- president trump is detailing his plan to protect the u-s mexico border. hear how many troops he could be sending. (steve) plus... get ready to see more officers on the roads. the drivers they are cracking down on. (vicki) and after the break-- why crews are calling off the search for three kids-- after their family car plunged off a cliff in mendocino county.

new tonight at 5... the search for missing kids in a mysterious seaside car crash in mendocino county has been suspended. heavy rain is expected in the area over the next few days. the hart family's s-u-v crashed on a rocky shoreline below a cliff last month. the bodies of sarah and jennifer hart... and three of their adopted children were found in and near the vehicle on march 26th. but three other kids are still missing. a large-scale search and rescue operation has been underway, with about 80 people combing the surrounding area yesterday. the mendocino county sheriff said no one was wearing a seatbelt and he's no longer calling it an accident, he's calling it a "crime." (steve) the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse is trying to get charges against him dismissed. derick almena is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter-- after the warehouse burned in december of 2016. earlier this year-- both derick almena and max harris pleaded not guilty to those charges. in the motion to dismiss the

charges-- his lawyer says prosecutors can't say almena was negligent because they don't know how the fire started. the motion also says almena was given the impression from oakland city officials that there weren't any safety concerns at the warehouse. a hearing on the motions to dismiss the charges is on may 11th. "we're working out systems now. we've called out the national guard and, uh, we're doing a real job."(vicki) president trump now says he wants to see two to four thousand troops along the mexican border.still a lot of unanswered questions tonight about his plan to deploy the national guard,california governor jerry brown says he needs answers before he makes a commitment.pam moore is in the newsroom with what we know .pam? (pam) the president says, he wants the soldiers to protect the border until his wall is built... but that is not quite enough for california officials.they want to know exactly what the national guard will do, for how long

... and who will pay for it. "mr president, what about the national guard..."among the unanswered questions: will the guard soldiers even have bullets in their guns. according to mexican officials they will be unarmed. is that the truth? we, as you know, in the past- they have had uh- in 2006 there were weapons, so it has been done before, the weapons didn't have ammunition as you know- so we're continuing the negotiation. under federal law, the military cannot be used for law enforcement.in 2006, the 64=hundred guardsmen and women at the border could not arrest anyone.they were used for surveillance and support. "watching the border... it might be as simple as two guys in a vehicle or as fancy as a high tech national guard helicopter with special camera equipment."one thing we do know: it will be expensive. two previous deployments by president's bush and obama cost an estimated one point three billion dollars.critics say the guard's effectiveness is low ... "we could have the military

patrolling the border with machine guns and lasers, and it wouldn't make a difference if people could walk up to the port of entry ,say asylum, and they have to be let in"and the personal cost is high. "it's using our national guard troops, who are greatly trained. you're going to pull them out of their private lives to essentially go and try to solve a political problem. " (pam) (pam) the prospect of seeing troops on the border is not popular in mexico.today, in response... the mexican senate called for the suspension of all cooperation with the u=s.... in fighting drug trafficking and illegal immigration.. (steve) president trump says he didn't know about a payment his personal attorney made to an adult film actress who alleges they had an affair. when asked today if he knew about the 130-thousand dollar payment to stormy daniels-- president trump said no. the question was asked as the president was

speaking to reporters aboard air force one. president trump says he didn't know why his lawyer, michael cohen, made the payment or where he got the money. daniels says she had a sexual encounter with the president in 2006 and was paid as part of a non-disclosure agreement she is seeking to invalidate. (vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar tonight-- a huge storm is headed to the bay area. (steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now to talk about the timing of the storm. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of

the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday.

(vicki) hurricane experts with colorado state univeristy say this upcoming hurricane season could be as busy as last year's.(vicki) the university issued its preliminary seasonal forecast today. experts say the upcoming season is slightly above-average with 14 named storms. seven of those are expected to become hurricanes, and out of those seven at least three are expected to be major hurricanes. hurricane seasons usually last from june through november. the university will provide an update in may.

(steve) a popular car might not be safe for your passengers. we'll tell you which s-u-v failed it's crash test. (vicki) think twice before you pick up your cell phone while driving. details on where officers are cracking down on distracted drivers.

(vicki) new tonight at 5... you will soon see fewer sedans on the road. more people are buying s-u-v's and pickup trucks... so detroit automakers are moving away from making some of their most popular sedan models. the wall street journal reports ford has decided to stop selling the ford fiesta and the ford taurus in the united states. by this time next year, both cars will be discontinued. and chevrolet has similar plans. the sub-compact chevy sonic could get the ax this year... and the chevy impala could also become a car of the past. (vicki) the ford escape has failed the new passenger

side crash test-- the insurance institute for highway safety's test... is designed to show how well front-seat passengers are protected in a violent collision. it's supposed to mimic the impact of a vehicle with another car or a tree or pole. the escape earned a "poor" rating-- the cabin was crushed inward and side airbags did not deploy. the escape was the only small s-u-v in a group of seven tested to not pass. ford points out that the escape has earned high marks in all other government and insurance institute crash tests. (steve) happening now-- it's distracted driving awareness month. and officers across the state are cracking down on people who aren't paying attention behind the wheel. joe moeller has the story. law enforcement agencies in california are going to crack down on distracted drivers for distracted driving awareness month. local authorities say over the years, they have seen an increase in distracted driving.the chp and other agencies will be pulling over anyone who's driving with a phone in their hands.

(steve) that was joe

moeller reporting. the distracted driving crackdown will last the entire month of april. (vicki) next at 5:30... rare advisory from the surgeon general on combatting opioid overdoses. we'll tell you about the new recommendation. (steve) plus after the break--- we have the latest as police in san francisco search for a man who threatened to shoot people-- and officers. (steve)

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we are always tracking local stories.. here's a look at what's happening in your neighborhood-- (vicki) our top story tonight-- police in san francisco are looking for a man who threatened to shoot people-- and officers. we first learned of this incident this afternoon. police in san jose say 44-year-old dustin hamilton broke into his father's home-- and stole their guns. his father then said hamilton left a 10--page note threatening to shoot people and officers in san francsco. hamilton's father says his son bad been living on the streets-- and battling drug addiction. officers continue to search for him tonight and say he could be anywhere. (steve) the man involved in a two-hour standoff with petaluma police officers tuesday afternoon has died. sheriff deputies with sonoma county say 24-year-old luis alberto garcia-vara died of his injuries on wednesday. garcia-vara was shot in the

abdomen on lakeville circle near the adobe creek golf club. officers were officers were responding to a domestic dispute. an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause of death. (vicki) on the peninsula... daly city police officers have been cleared of wrong-doing in the death of warren ragudo. in january police were called to a home where there was a fight between family members. when police arrived... ragudo's father and uncle were trying to restrain him. one of the officers tased him twice with a stun gun in his lower back. a short time later... ragudo died. the district attorney says the officer's conduct was reasonable. an autopsy report revealed ragudo had meth in his system. (steve) in the east bay... 2 east bay animal shelters are offering free pet adoptions today through saturday. contra costa animal services is making the generous offer at its martinez and pinole locations to free up crowded shelters. new pet parents will only have to pay a 20-dollar licensensing fee to take a pet home.

if you are interested in adopting.. we have added the link to check out available animals on our website at kron 4 dot com. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not flood but we will see some creeks and rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the showers will turn to heavy and tomorrow morning. rain will continue become heavy again late on friday night saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of on tuesday and thursday. thursday. on tuesday and showers again on tuesday and

thursday. (vicki) health care providers and authorities across the country have been struggling to help the thousands of people suffering from opioid addiction. today, there is a new recommendation from the top doctor in the u.s., issuing a rare advisory on a drug that helps combat overdoses. steve nannes has more. dr. jerome adams, surgeon general: to stop the opioid epidemic, we must stop the bleeding. the surgeon general of the united states issued a rare public advisory thursday, in the latest effort to combat the opioid crisis. the nation's top doctor, jerome adams, is calling for wider use of the overdose-reversing drug naloxone, commonly known as narcan.this advisory

applies to ...-patients taking opioids for pain -individuals misusing prescription drugs -people using illict opioids like fentanyl or heroin-health care practitioners -family and friends of possible abusers -and others who come into contact with people at risk for opioid overdosedr. jerome adams, surgeon general: if you or someone you know is at risk for an overdose, carry and know how to use naloxone. an easy to use, lifesaving medication that can reverse the effects of an overdose. last week, the cdc released a report that revealed overdose fatalities are on the rise, with more than 63,000 deaths in 20-16 alone. about two thirds of them involved prescription or illicit opioid drug use.dr. jerome adams, surgeon general: an estimated 2.1 million people in the u.s. struggle with an opioid use disorder. there is a person dying every 12.5 minutes and more than half other those are dying at home. also this week - the head of the food and drug administration says he wants all doctors to undergo mandatory training on prescribing opioids to patients. (steve)

patients. opioids to patients. (steve) amid the announcement today-- healthcare professionals across the country are reacting to the overdose reversing drug recommendation. joining me now is vitka eisen-- c-e-o of health-right 360. vitka-- do you agree with the surgeon general's announcement? (vicki) police are stepping up their efforts to catch drivers who are not following the rules. following

the are not drivers who to catch their efforts stepping up police are (vicki) announcement?general's the surgeon you agree with the surgeon general's announcement? announcement?

announcement?general's announcement? (vicki) police are stepping up their efforts to catch drivers who are not following the rules. details on where a second set of eyes is looking for carpool cheats. (vicki) plus after the break-- eat pasta to lose weight. details on the diet that includes one food-- that people usually cut out. hola amigos.

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a pet-- for the rest of her life. hear her tell the frightening story after the break.

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and told her she was his 'little pet' he was going to 'keep forever'.kiara holm/victim"i learned to just submit, and just do whatever to get through the day, because if i fought, it would get worse."holm was listed as a runaway and says she was held by burk for more than a week before she found a phone and messaged a friend for help. kiara holm/victim"the moment that i reached out to my friend, that's the moment that i realized i wanted to live."kiara, now 18, chose to speak with her mom and sister by her side because she wants others to find hope.kiara holm/victim"don't give up, and if you feel you're at the end of your rope in your life, just tie a knot and hold on." she has a message to other children who have been abused. kiara holm/victim"don't think that just because somebody's bigger than you, somebody is controlling you, don't think you don't have a voice, because you do, and your voice is 10 times stronger than theirs."burk is charged in utah with aggravated kidnapping and human trafficking.kiara holm/victim "very grateful that he is being charged and that he is locked up. he could go through ten deaths and it's not going to add up to what he put me through. i forgive him, because i've learned that you can't move on in life if you don't forgive people, no matter what they put you through." (steve) that was lauren matthias

reporting. burk is being held in arizona on a 250- thousand dollar cash only bond (vicki) taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar tonight-- a huge storm is headed to the bay area. (steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now to talk about the timing of the storm. lawrence lawrence karnow: showers have

started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday.

(vicki) happening now in the east bay-- a crackdown on carpool cheaters. the metropolitan transportation commission is testing new camera systems that might one day be able to spot carpool lane violators. kron 4's charles clifford has the story. natsfor the past few weeks , the metropolitan transportation commission has been testing a network of cameras designed to catch drivers using hov lanes illegally. john goodwin is with the mtc.sotthis is part of a multi pronged effort to that we have undertaken for years to squeeze more efficency out of the bay area freeway network.goodwind says that their research has shown that along some busy highways as many as 1 in 3 cars in the hov lane shouldn't be there. those violaters are also slowing down carpool lanes.sot we are obliged to have a carpool lane network that runs at 45 miles per hour or greater 90 percent of the time. we are failing to hit that mark and the reason for that is we have people using the carpool lanes that aught not be there.over the next few months, the mtc will actually be testing camera systems from three different vendors. this is only a test to see if the cameras can acuratly gauge the number of occupants in a vehicle, no citations are being issued. once the testing

is complete the mtc will evaluate the results and decide where to go from there. sothow do drivers feel about all this? cummuters we spoke to wednesday afternoon were generally in favor of the program.soti think it's a good idea. i'll have to see how it turns out.sotthere's no question. you see it all the time regardless of where you are in the bay area. people are always abusing the carpool lanes.the testing phase is expected to last about 3 month and for now mtc is not saying where the camera systems are located.finally, the mtc says that if the camera systems work it would be years, if it happens at all, before such camera could be citations.in berkeley, charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve) next on kron4 news at

5... as vaping becomes more popular among teenagers-- doctors are outlining the serious health risks. we'll explain.

(vicki) we've had the warning for parents before... as "juuling" becomes popular among teenagers. it's a more sleek and high- tech version of an electronic cigarette. and tonight we are learning about the serious health risks teens face when juuling. mark hiller explains.

it's been 15 years since the modern electronic cigarette was developed. but these days, vaping has a new version. it's called "juuling" and it's raising more than just concerns that teenagers can secretly choose this smoking alternative.eyewitness news first told you in december about juuling. a juul's sleek, usb thumb drive design isn't the only thing that makes it unlike any e-cigarette or vape. what juuling can do to a young person's body is getting some serious attention."it's not hard to sneak it in by their parents or take it to school." geisinger pulmonologist navitha ramesh, md is talking about a flavored tobacco alternative that's odorless and doesn't produce much smoke. it's called juuling and what it does produce is quite a nicotine punch. charged and heated in a usb port, each juul cartridge or pod is equipped with 200 puffs of the stimulant or the equivalent of an entire pack of standard cigarettes. "if a child has one juul a week and in five weeks that means about 100 cigarettes and that would mean that he is a smoker by

our standards."all that juuling gives teen users a nicotine rush. one unidentified teenage girl said, "i did it and i was like whoa... like this feels good for the two split seconds you have it, but then like researching it further i was like this is so bad for you." dr. ramesh added, "if you start off at a young age like that you are prone to get addicted in your later years of life."a nicotine dependence can lead to behavioral problems for growing teens. the pulmonologist sees another problem besides nicotine addiction and that's inflammation. "if your airways get inflamed you start producing a lot of mucus," said dr. ramesh.those aren't the only risks that worry this physician. it's what's in a juul besides nicotine that's should be at least as parents of teens. "they (juuls) have propylene glycol. they have other agents that are also potential irritants to the lungs and they are carcinogenic or cancer causing," said dr. ramesh.juul labs strongly condemns use of its products by minors and is working with school districts to institute educational programs. the sale of juuls makes up nearly half of the e- cigarette market with teen usage driving up sales. (vicki)(vicki) that was mark hiller reporting. juul labs-- which is based in san francisco-- says they strongly condemn teens using their product. they say they are working with school districts nationwide to come up with educational programs about vaping. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki.. coming up tonight at six... new details about the youtube shooter..and the gun she used to carry out the attack at the tech company's

headquarters... plus - an update on the three victims hurt....(steve) then - new at six..what would it take to get people to stop texting while behind the wheel? we'll tell you about a proposal that would make the punishment more severe for drivers caught breaking the law. that's next on kron4 news. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage.

a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. deadly news.on kron4 news. (pam) tonight... new details are emerging in the investigation into tuesday's deadly shooting... at youtube headquarters in san bruno.(pam) good evening... i'm pam moore...(steve) and im steve aveson the only remaining hospitalized victim's condition is improving... and, we're learning more about how the shooter... 39-year-old nasim aghdam -- got ahold of

her gun. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san bruno where he spoke with police and local leaders. (philippe) nasim aghdam fired several shots inside youtube heaquarters tuesday... reloaded another magazine... and continued firing before eventually turning her 9 millimeter smith and wesson pistol on herself. that's according to san bruno police commander geoff caldwell. who adds the first arriving officers entered the building during the threat. bravery commended by san bruno city manager connie jackson.connie jackson/city manager- "our ability to arrive so quickly and to take charge of the situation absolutely, if nothing else, assured the people on the scene and allowed for the injured to be, uh, handled quickly and efficiently." commander caldwell says aghdam legally purchased her gun on january 16th at a gun shop in san diego. shortly after the shooting, caldwell says six police officers traveled down to southern california to execute two search warrants related to this case. they were assisted by federal

agents. caldwell says aghdam's family has been cooperative. san bruno mayor rico medina says his city is trying to put this past them.rico medina/mayor- "we have come from a devastation in 2010. we had another crisis this week and together as a community, we're going to get through it and ensure that we move forward." police still won't say which shooting range nasim aghdam used for practice before driving to youtube. though several san bruno police officers spent about two hours at jackson arms shooting range in south san francisco wednesday. commander geoff caldwell will only say that a manager of the unnamed shooting range reached out to police after believing the shooter made at stop at their facility. as for the remaining hospitalized victim... his condition has been upgraded from critical to fair. in san bruno, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) in the east bay... a contra costa county deputy

has been arrested , after authorities say, he had sex with two inmates. 26 year old patrick morseman was arrested yesterday in richmond. the sheriff says, investigators interviewed the victims, who consented to the sexual activity. authorities found evidence and got search warrants... then proceeded to book morseman... 24- hours after the crimes were reported. investigators are working to terminate his employment and help the victims. morseman was booked into county jail... he has since been released from custody on one- hundred thousand dollars bail. (pam) a big story we are following tonight... the search is on for a man who has threatened to kill people and police in san francisco.(steve) kron four's rob fladeboe reports that the man is considered armed and dangerous after stealing guns from a home in san jose. plain clothes detectives were going door to door thursday in search of surveillance video that might provide some clues about the burglary on tuesday of a home here on husted avenue the owner of that home confirmed that his son, 44 year -old dustin hamilton

was the burglar and that he stole two weapons, a long gun and a handgun. he also left a threatening note behind.sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police "....he made a threat, we believe it is a credible threat because he obviously has those guns in his possession to carry out that threat..."dustin "dusty" hamilton, shown here in a high school graduation photo, along side a his recent mug shot, has been battling a drug problem and living on the streets of san francisco, says his father. he says the hand-written note was ten pages long and turned over to police.sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police "...he did mention that he wanted to kill people in the city ofsan francisco and we're not sure why be he also said that he wanted to kill police in general..."dustin hamilton has two outstanding felony warrants in san francisco for assault and vandalism. he now faces three new charges. burglary, making a criminal threat and a felon in possession of a firearm. a longtime friend and neighbor of the hamiltons remembers dustin as a good kid.tom smith/neighbor bart, caltrain and other public transit are on alert and police are scouting local homeless camps for hamilton too. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(steve) continuing our coverage tonight-- san francisco police officers were alerted yesterday about what law enforcement is calling credible threats against them. kron4's maureen kelly is at one of the locations where officers have been on the lookout for the suspect. (pkghe made threats to sfpd and 501 delancy saying he was planning to shoot up as many people as possible that's what police on the street were told....and that dustin hamilton was schizophrenic and off his medication. police officers could be seen parked on the street or driving by on several occasions today... both here and in front of the building. the building is right next to the bryant

street overpass. i spoke to a man who says he lived in the same homeless encampment that used to be located behind these fences here. he didn't want to appear on camera and asked his voice be altered as a condition of the interview. he says that encampment was cleared out monday... when they cleared it out and removed him of his possessions that caused a moment of instability and he took it out on on the vehicles on the street. hamilton has been arrested in the past for vandalism. a neighbor in the area said that homeless encampment had been steadly getting worse.there been more car break-ins more violent attitudes really has been just a deterioration of safety. my family won't even walk down here they might now that it's been cleaned up but in the past they would avoid this area sfpd wouldn't talk about specifics of the threats only to say they are taking them seriously. you were made aware that he could possibly be in possession of firearms. that's our main goal is to notify the public if they see this person please contt police and authorities as soon as possible don't try making contact with the suspect as we are considering him armed and dangerous a man who lives in

the building says he never had problems with the encampment but finds the threats concerning. i mean that's frightening it's definitely frightening hopefully they take care of it right? they're assume. yeah you got to trust the police to do what they do (pam) tonight we are tracking a powerful storm about to hit the bay area... it has the potential to cause flooding. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar.(steve) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a minute by minute look at the incoming storm... lawrence...? lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz

mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday. (pam) in the north bay... there are concerns of flooding in the north bay firestorm burn areas. this

is the coffee park area.... where there is still some debris remaining from the fires... barriers have been laid out to help fight any run-offs from the upcoming storm. crews have cleaned out drains of debris to prevent any backup in the sewers. emergency officials will be keep an eye on creeks, especially those near the burn zone. crews will be out in the city but ask those who see any flooding to report it right away. (steve) with the rain begining to fall in some parts of the bay area... the south san francisco fire department is ready to help... it's giving away sand bags for people to barricade and protect against floods. the bags can be picked up at the public works building on canal street there is limit of 10 bags per vehicle. (steve) and make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay ahead of this storm. you can watch a live radar to see when the rain is headed toward your neighborhood. we will also send you alerts to your

phone when there is breaking weather news and traffic hot spots. (pam) happening now... the search for the three missing hart children .. has been suspended... this comes despite a cell phone being found near the crash site where sarah and jennifer hart's s-u-v plunged off a cliff. the bodies of both sarah and jennifer and their other three children were discovered on march 26. authorities say the two were being investigated in the state of washington for child neglect. authorities believe the crash was intentional. (steve) another big story we are tracking tonight... the pentagon says it's still developing its plans to send troops to the us, mexico border. president trump is ordering the deployments to combat illegal immigration... but critics call the deployments a distraction. reporter mark meredith is in washington with a closer look. president trump told reporters on air force one he wants to send between 2-4 thousand us troops to the meixco border.

the pentagon says its ready to follow president's trump's orders.but its not sure how soon troops will deploy."i don't want to prejudge that, those are good questions, we just don't have those answers now"the pentagon says its still working out deployment details.including if states will be forced to pay the bill. "the states are definitely not asking for it"pili tobar is with the liberal immigration reform group "america's voice". she says the president is forcing the pentagon to waste money, time, and resources. "its just such an incredibly politically motivated move, that isn't based on any real need on the border" but the white house says its acting because congress isn't.and every border state will have a say in how troops are used.the president's homeland security secretary says she's briefed several governors. (steve)(steve) (steve)(steve) (steve) an earthquack

rocked parts of southern california this afternoon. according to the u-s geological survey, the 5- point-3 magnitude quake was centered in the ocean near channel islands... that's near los angeles. witnesses say they felt the ground shaking across the area. there are no reports of injuries or major damage after the earthquake. firefighters say they inspected some of the key infrastructure in los angeles. they say the transportation points, buildings, dams, and power lines surveyed are intact. but some minor structural damage was reported on channel islands. (pam) missing since february, the body of a c-d-c scientist has now found.. we have details.. (steve) the facebook privacy scandal .. leading

some to ask, does the company have the right leader in mark zuckerberg.. his response is ahead. (pam) and a new push to create harsher penalties for distracted drivers ... all while the c-h-p is stepping up its zero tolerance effort... full details ahead.

(steve) another big story we are following tonight... facebook c-e-o mark zuckerberg says, he's still the right person to run the social media giant, despite the recent data privacy controversy. this comes after the company admitted

that data from 87-million users "may have been improperly shared with cambridge analytica." the vast majority of affected users were in the u-s, but other countries appear to have been affected too. still, zuckerberg said in a conference call with reporters that he remains confident about his abilities.reporter: "do you still feel like you're the best person to run facebook moving forward?mark zuckerberg / facebook ceo: "yes. i mean, i think life is about learning from the mistakes, and figuring out what you need to do to move forward. the reality of a lot of this is that when you are building something like facebook, that is unprecedented in the world, there are going to be things that you mess up." zuckerberg says the company did not do enough to prevent abuse... or consider how people could use the site for harm. he set to face questions from lawmakers in both the house

and the senate next week. (pam) new tonight at six... as part of "national distracted driving awareness month".. police are cracking down on drivers using their cell phones ... behind the wheel.(steve) this month marks ten years since california passed a "hands free" law...now there is an effort to make the punishment for violators more severe.. vicki liviakis spoke to the state senator behind it.

(pam) happening how... it is not just the bay area bracing for the upcoming

storm.. yosemite national park says, it will be closed to visitors starting tomorrow at 5:00 p-m... because of the rain heading this way.. all campgrounds and visitor lodging in yosemite valley will close friday afternoon ... and reservations for friday, saturday and sunday have been canceled.. also -- the department of water resources is monitoring the oroville dam.... as rain begins to fall in northern california. officials are keeping a close eye on the partially rebuilt section of the spillway... this could be the first time it is used .... since its near collapse back in february last year. more than 180-thousand people were forced to evacuate .... when the dam's main spillway and emergency spillway failed. let's take a look outside right now... (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have

now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday.

(pam) in the east bay... derick almena -- the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse-- is trying to get the charges against him.. dismissed. almena is facing 36- counts of involuntary manslaughter -- after the warehouse burned in december of 2016. earlier this year-- both derick almena and max harris pleaded not guilty to those charges. in the motion to dismiss the charges -- his lawyer says, prosecutors cannot say almena was negligent, because they do not know how the fire started. the motion also says, almena was given the impression from oakland city officials, that there were not any safety concerns at the warehouse. a hearing on the motion to dismiss the charges .... will be on may 11th. be on may 11th. charges .... will be on may 11th. (steve) phillip carter is

behind bars after pulling out a gun at a target. it happened last week at the emeryville target on 40th street. police say the tracy resident was allegedly stealing from the store, and flashed a gun in the parking lot to scare security guards. the suspect fled the scene before officers arrived. police served a search warrant on carter, who was on probation, and found multiples guns in his possession. (pam) still ahead... an alarming and dubious title for the woman police say ... is the worst drunk driver in the nation. (steve) plus, an amazing recommendation from the centers for disease control... regarding opiods and overdoses.. coming up.. coming up..

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders

on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (pam) surgeon general jerome adams is urging loved ones of those at risk for opioid overdoses.... to carry and know how to use, an overdose-reversing drug. naloxone, which is sold under the brand names "narcan" and "evzio," works to revive victims in the event of an overdose. it has long been used by doctors

and hospitals... efforts are now underway to expand its availability for first responders, opioid users, and their loved ones. the advisory lists at-risk individuals - as those who take opioids prescribed for pain, as well as, those abusing opioids, including street drugs such as heroin. (steve) new tonight at six... the remains missing c-d-c scientist timothy cunningham were found in a river tuesday. officials say, there were no signs of foul play in cunningham's death. according to the medical examiner, the cause of death has been listed as drowning, but the manner of death has not been determined. cunningham was last seen on february 12th -- shortly after police say a supervisor told him why he was being passed over for a promotion. the director of the c-d-c issued a statement last month denying that cunningham had been denied a promotion, saying he had been promoted in july. ( steve ) coming up... alarming claims against a one-time fertility doctor .. about the identity

of the real donor father to a number of children... (pam) plus... a new data breach and a new warning tonight ... two companies answering questions about what went wrong.. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(steve) new tonight at six... a warning for customers of sears and delta airlines as the companies have fallen victims to hackings. the data was compromised

during online chat support offered by the companies. sears and delta say the breach happened between september 26th and october 12th of last year. sears say data from less than 100,000 customers may have been exposed... and that customers using their sears-brand credit cards were not affected. officials from delta did not specify how many customers may have been affected. federal teams say the incident was resolved shortly after it occurred. (pam) under armor has also been hit by hackers. last week we told you about the security breach of around 150 millions 'my-fitness-pal' accounts... that's under armors' health app.(steve) now we are learning how hackers can benefit financially from your health information. reporter gigi barnett has the story. oaks: "it's kind of scary to think what's out there."for the last few years, meredith oaks used "my fitness pal" to get in shape. the health app tracked what she ate, how much she exercised and logged every step.meredith oaks: "every place i walked, everytime i went to the gym. everything i did... essentially it was a

gps on my life."a few days ago, she received an email from under armour, the company that owns the fitness tracker, warning her -- of what experts call -- the largest data breach of 2018. the fitness retailer urged her to immediately check her account and change her password.oaks had another idea.oaks: "just stop using it. actually, i need to delete it."she's not alone:alex mayo: "i completely dumped it."hackers stripped email addresses, usernames and passwords from my fitness pal. no bank card info. but cyber security experts say those small details can lead to big moneymaking results for thieves. sot :lou senko: "most consumers, even though they know they're not supposed to, use that same login and password for multiple sites. what happens is can they get into a bank account."what's more: experts say health information -- like the kind stored in my fitness pal -- is becoming more valuable than credit cards to hackers. stolen health ids can lead to fraudulent insurance claims that yield thousands of dollars or drugs.sot this is in wednesday's bin under personal data folder sot lou senko: "as you think about where insurance companies are going to go." // "it is scary when health information gets out there."

(steve)(steve) that was gigi barnett reporting. cyber security experts believe the opioid epidemic has increased the attraction to steal health data. if hackers find prescriptions for drugs like oxycodone, they can falsely claim to be a patient and get the drug. then, sell it on the black market. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to

flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday. here in san jose and across the bay aea the search is on for this man, 44 year old dustin hamilton, who police say has threatenedviolence aganst san francisco and it's police force. san jose detectives were looking for surveillance video thursday here on husted aveneue, where hamilton is alleged to have burglarized a home,stole two guns and left behind a threatening note. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

in san bruno... police say nasim aghdam... the woman accused of opening fire at youtube headquarters tuesday before taking her own life... legally purchased her gun at a gun shop in san diego on january 16th. the 9-millimeter smith and wesson pistol was registered in her name. (pam) new tonight at six... a washington woman has filed a federal lawsuit

against a retired fertility doctor in idaho.(steve) she claims the doctor didn't just help her mother get pregnant -- he used his own sperm instead of donor semen. reporter kaitlin loukides has more. when we stopped by the doctor's home--nats: hi! a man who goes by jared told us dr. mortimer and his wife are out of the state until next week and is unavailable to comment. but he did say he was one of the many who was birthed by the doctor known for giving back to the community over the years. which is where kelly rowlette comes in. in 2017 she discovered her ancestry.com results showed mortimer didn't just help give birth to her -- he was her biological father. rowlette and her parents are now suing the retired obgyn-- claiming he used his own sperm to inseminate her mom back in 1980. he told the family he used the father's sperm along with an anonymous donor they picked out -- but the family claims that didn't happen. we reached out to the family but their attorney released this statement. "after much consideration mrs. rowlette and her family made the difficult decision to allow

their personal grief to become public through the legal process. ultimately this decision was made for the purpose of holding the responsible parties accountable for a grievous and damaging violation of that trust. while the family understands the public's interest in the story they ask that their privacy be respected as they focus on the difficult process of healing from this trauma." (pam) that was kaitlin loukides reporting. the lawsuit seeks at least 75-thousand dollars in damage. (steve) up next.. a teen boy with disabilities is attacked by a police k-9... we'll have details on how this happened...

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aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. at six... a north carolina teen with disabilities is in the hospital tonight after a police canine bit him. the 13-year-old boy was reported missing by his grandmother tuesday night. according to henderson police... she said the boy left the house after becoming upset over a video game. authorities say she told police the teen is autistic and has a-d-h-d. she also told police the boy needed his medication soon or he could fall asleep. police deployed a canine officer to track down the boy... who was located in the brushes about 30 feet from the home. the department acknowledges the teen was injured by the police canine during the event.(antoinette smith / bitten teen's grandmother): "he didnt deserve to have this. you know, its a hurting thing. its like, i dont understand about this dog. the dog was very aggressive when he got the pillow, and from there they should really monitor how he got to my grandson."grandson."

smith adds her grandson is comfortable and familiar with animals. she says officers came to the hospital to drop off a gift bag for her grandson. she is unsure at this time if she will pursue legal action against the department. (pam) in sports. the golden state warriors are in indiana this evening... taking on the pacers.(steve) and the masters are finally underway in augusta georgia. but the question on everyone's mind...how is tiger woods performing. kim smith is in for gary.. she has that... and all the sports... after the break.

(pam) new tonight at six... she is being called the 'worst d-u-i offender' in america... in fact, you likely won't believe her track record. reporter erik runge has the story. police in the suburbs arrested a woman they said is one of "the worst dui offenders in the country."riverside police arrested tasha schleicher, 41, of new home, minn., on monday

around 9:30 p.m. police said they got a call about a woman passed out behind the wheel of her car in a gas station at 2246 south harlem avenue.when officers arrived, they saw an open bottle of crown royal in the front passenger seat. officers in riverside said she tried to fill her car with kerosene instead of gasoline. (riverside police department) she was charged with drunk driving, not having insurance and driving without a license, which was revoked on drunk driving charges.riverside police said she was "combative" with officers the entire time. she lied about her name, date of birthdate, social security number, and also lied about being pregnant. she has six duis in six states, according to police.in one incident, she was with her children in the car, allegedly nursing one child while driving drunk.schleicher's 11 children have been taken away from her in minnesota, all related to drunk and impaired driving situations, according to police.

(pam) that was erik runge reporting. schleicher is facing several d-u-i charges from this latest arrest. she is being held on a 15,000 dollar bond. the masters just feels different with tiger woods back in the field.... even if it is all about the hype, it makes the competition that much better... and maybe the victory even sweeter...jordan speith... already has one green jacket... today he looks poised for another...no place like augusta national... the traditional opening ceremony... gary player and jack nicklaus continue doing the honors ...-- it's been weird without tiger in augusta ... but he patiently waited to return... but tiger struggled today... only the fifth time he's failed to birdie a par 5 in an entire round .. he battled back here on 16 for birdie... tiger finished tied for 29th shooting a 73..-- sergio garcia just couldn't catch a break... his putts swimming all day... 5 times he finds the water today. shooting a record low 13 at the masters. landing him 2nd to last on the 2nd to last on

the leaderboard...--so let's flashback to just yesterday.. tony finau dislocated his ankle... pops it back in.. and today it's like that never happened... he was remarkable in his first ever masters... tied for 2nd.. 4 under 68... --but he has some stiff competition in jordan speith... in a zone.. it started on 8.... the putt for eagle... is right on target... spieth had a on target... spieth had a career high of 5 straight birdies on the back nine... and has the overnight lead...---tiger has plenty of fans here in the bay area... we caught up with stanford golf as he makes his big return... < "not until about 6 months ago did he really know when he had the fusion surgery if competitve golf was in the cards.. and he didnt' know and to his credit he was unbelievably patient."conrad: " he pushes the needle and when tiger is playing everyone knows. i think it's a good thing. golfers know a lot of the purses that they play for and the opportunities that they have is dictated on the fact that he draws crowds.">

some positive news from the warriors after that scary fall last week with patrick mccaw... the team says he will miss the next month... they will re- evaltuate him then...the good news in this the team says he did not suffer any neurological damage...we wish mccaw well..the season is winding down.. just 4 more games left until we get to the playoffs... --warriors on the road at the pacers... first quarter....kevin durant drives... dishes out to quinn cook...knocks down the three from the corner.. put warriors up 21-20... quinn cook finised the game with 5 points...and 5 assist... but the pacers take an 11-point lead at halftime.. 3rd quarter...indiana is on fire...victor oladipo knows they want to move up in the seeding... nails the trey..and steve kerr is not happy...51- 67 pacers.... oladipo put

up 21 points and grabbed 6 boards... kevin durant and the dubs...did not have a great shooting night...44 percent for the day.... durant went 8 of 23 from the floor...finishing the game with 27 points.... however in the fourth quarter dubs tried to rally.. cutting the pacer's large lead to 10.... but bojan bogdanovic nails the dagger.... three-pointer.. he had a game high 28 points for the night... final- 126- 106 pacers.... the dubs are back in action saturday evening... taking on the pelicans in oakland.. it's been a wild stretch of injuries across the nba... the celtics taking a big loss with kyrie irving ahead of the playoffs... the team announced iriving is out for the rest of the season and the playoffs... ---kyrie will have a second knee surgery... this time to remove the screws after doctors found a bacteria infectionyou just hate to see anyone go down..and this seemed like the year where kyrie had a good chance of some revenge against the cavs.. kyrie wrote a message to the fans on instagram saying this season was only a snapshot of

what's to come for me....so now the chances of the cavs holding on to the crown in the east, just got became a little more likely...more likely... so now when klay thompson goes to a baseball game he can actually wear an a's hat instead of a dodgers one...you may remember the social media uproar and boos at a giants game 2 seasons ago.. well, now klay's brother trayce will be wearing green and gold...the athletics claimed him off waviers today... it may be shortlived.. but the thompson brothers are togther for now... as for the a's ... it's back and forth.. up and down... today it was about missed opportunities.. 1 for 9 with a runner in scoring position... -and to make matters worse...top 2nd... scoreless... rougned odor hits a line drive that hits a's pitcher daniel mengden in the foot...allowing adrian beltre to score.... mengden was shaken up...but would return to the mound....just two strikeouts in five innings pitched.... the athletics did try to rally ...but in the 9th inning...choo nails a home run off of chris hatcher...to

put the game out reach ... the final 6-3 rangers... the a's will be back in action tomorrow night in anaheim...taking on the angels... you hear the word revenge a lot in sports.. well former raiders punter marquette king wantsit..king was cut 2 weeks after free agency and today he signed a 3 year 7 million dollar deal with the broncos.. -- interesting thing... he told the media on a conference call that he never met raiders new head coach jon gruden.. king told the media in denver it was a revenge factor to sign with the broncos.. well, king will see his former team twice a year.. and i'm sure his entertaining punts will continue.. connor mcgregor may have hurt his chances of returning to the cage anytime soon... fighters pull all kinds of stunts.. you see it all the time.. but mcgregor took this one too far...he ambushed a ufc media day..reports say the fighter was with about 20 other guys in his entourage...the video shows mcgregor throwing objects like

baracades at a bus that was taking other ufc fighters to a hotel.. there was allegedly one injury..--reports say that new york p-d is investigating the incident..ufc president dana white called it the most disgusting thing that has happened in the history of the company.. coming up... stranded coming up... stranded hundreds of feet in the air... we'll show you the unusual rescue of some desperate farm animals..

here is something you do not see everyday.... four people in charlotte, north carolina were detained for what police call a... paintball shootout. you can see in this video two cars splattered with paint. authorities say the two cars were speeding througout the streets. police even chased one of the cars until it stopped. what charges being filed is still being determined by police. (pam) a team of volunteers with an airplane recently saved more than one hundred animals from a high-kill region in new mexico. (steve) the dogs and cats were flown across state lines, where they will find new homes. during this rescue missions... volunteers worked tirelessly to get the animals out from the badly overcrowded shelters in southeastern new mexico. for this mission... the rescuers partnered with the dog is my

co-pilot plane.(trysee wyche/animal rescuer): "that's why our name is forgotten to forever because they are taken from their forgotten life whose owners didn't love them or left them in the shelter to die and we put them to their forever life." since 'dog is my co-pilot' was founded in 20-12, it has flown more than eight thousand animals to new homes. (pam) two billy goats trying to cross a bridge in western pennsylvania ... found themselves in quite a predicament. take a look at these photographs... the pennsylvania turnpike shared on facebook. state police first spotted the goats -- they had wandered onto a narrow beam of a bridge... and were stuck hundreds of feet in the air! turnpike employees borrowed a crane to rescue the animals-- they were safely returned to their farm. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as

high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morning. showers will turn to heavy rain tonight and tomorrow morning. rain will continue all day. it will become heavy again late on friday night into early saturday morning. there is a chance of thunderstorms too with the tropical air. highs tomorrow will be very mild and in the 60s. sunday should be dry with mostly sunny skies. there is a chance of showers again on tuesday and thursday.

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