(vicki) tonight we are following two developing stories. on the left is video from santa rosa... where a gunamn walked into a dinner party and opened fire over the weekend. now we are learning more about the victim and the motive. but first - on the right -- video from lake county - where an out of control wildfire is forcing evacuations.(grant) hello - i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight-- firefighters are struggling to get any containment on the pawnee fire. it's burning along p northeast of clear-lake oak. and tonight hundreds of people who live in the area have been told to get out now. here's what we know at this hour... 82-hundred acres have burned and the fire is zero percent contained. 22 buildings have been destroyed and 600 are still threatened tonight. right now there is a mandatory evacuation order for spring valley.. and double eagle ranch. (vicki) we want to go live to lake county tonight... kron 4's terisa estacio is standing by with the latest on the evacuations. terisa?

(grant) (grant) thanks terisa - let's continue our live team

coverage on the pawnee fire. (vicki) chief metoeorlogist lawrence karnow is standing by in the kron4 weather center. lawrnece what exactly are fireighters up against tonight? tonight? up against tonight? (grant) (grant)

(grant) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay up to date on the progress of the fire. and we send push alerts when there are new evacuation orders.. (vicki) back to the other big story we are following... a santa rosa father is dead tonight. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he was having dinner at a neighbor's house when a colorado man burst in looking for his estranged wife and opened fire. kron 4's dan kerman has the story. police say shortly after 8 sunday night, a colorado man armed with 2 handguns and explosives burst into the santa rosa home of his son, looking for his estranged wife. sot jennifer wilson/neighbor 10-18we hear gunshot gunshot,

so many gunshots 16, 18 20 gunshots going off9 people were in the home at the time, but not the estranged wife. however police say the gunman, 65 year old walter ross opened fire anyway, killing 43 year old tim gillaspie, a neighbor who was at the home for dinner with his wife and their two sons . police say he was truly an innocent victim sot lt. john cregan/santa rosa police department 38-48 he had no idea who mr. ross was and simply heard a confrontation at the door . mr gillapsie was a hero he stepped up to the scene tried to help up the altercation at the front door and was shot there at the door. police say the gunman then wounded his 41 year old son and 4 year old grandson as they ran out of the house, both were treated and released from the hospital. the gunman then shot himself in the head. police are now piecing together a motivesot theyve been estranged for 2 years and their divorce was going to be final this month. there has been animosity over

alimony payments to his ex wife and he's been agitated and that has been building over the years.tim gillaspie leaves behind a wife and two sons , ages 14 and 11. he was a coach at rincon valley little league and that organization is not collecting donation for his family. standup dan kerman/santa rosa 132-142 (grant) all lanes of interstate 80 are back open tonight-- after a shooting investigation in san pablo. police say a man shot at them during a chase near the el portal drive exit this morning. the chase started in richmond-- after police there received reports of a man walking around with a rifle. the man then got in a car and took off. when the chase reached san pablo-- police say the gunman started shooting. nobody was injured, but officers shut down the freeway

as they searched for evidence. c-h-p officers then took over the chase and eventually arrested the suspect in fairfield. (vicki) in national news tonight... protests erupted over the weekend -- and are expected to continue this week near migrant detention centers. demonstrators oppose the detention of children who were separated from their parents at the border. natasha chen explains what's happening now with family reunifications and immigration policy in washington. protests are expected to continue this week against the separation of more than two thousand immigrant children from their parents.despite an executive order last wednesday calling for families to be detained together - attorney general jeff sessions continued to defend the trump administration's strict immigration enforcement.jeff sessions / attorney general: we are going to continue to prosecute those adults who enter here illegally. we are going to do everything in our power; however, to avoid separating families. last wednesday president trump signed an executive order stopping the separations. critics say the order does not address the children who have already been separated from their parents.sen. bill nelson / -d- florida: the executive order is a sham. it was an attempt to divert attention.so far, the department of health

and human services says more than 500 kids have been reunited with their families. over the weekend some lawmakers visited remaining children being held.at a facility in mcallen texas, rep. jackie speier / -d- california: here, they actually have a mat on which to sleep but it is, for all intents and purposes, a prison. they're cages. but other members of congress who toured a separate facility in south florida came away with a different impression.rep. carlos curbelo / -r- florida: the children in this facility are being treated exceptionally well. they were in classrooms learning. meanwhile, house republicans still plan to vote this week on a broad overhaul of the u.s. immigration system.while aides say that will fail, the house is almost certain to move on a more tailored effort to address family separations. in washington, i'm natasha chen.

(grant) to the south bay now... and more fallout from the trump administration's immigration policy. fallout...in the form of high profile defections from the republican party.(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe has more on this now live from san jose city hall. rob? (rob live) two current members of the city council and one former state assemblyman have announced they are no longer registered republicans. all three citing the party leadership in the congress for failing to stand up to president trump over what they say are his inhumane policies toward immigrants and their children. dev davis/san jose city council member "...the damage has been done to a whole generation of children and this is not the republican party that i joined..."san jose district six councilwoman dev davis, angered by the trump adminitration's zero tolerance immigration policy, has turned her back on the republican party.dev davis/san jose city council member ".... the republican party that i joined recognized the importance of families. i still hold those values but the republican party no longer does. that is why, as of

today, i am no longer a member of the republican party..." also pulling out of the republican party are district ten city council member johnny khamis and former state assemblyman jim cunneen. both are long time republicans. both are critics of president trump and both denounced the national republican party leadership for it's unwillingness to stand up to the president.jim cunneen/former state assemblyman "....president trump pursues so many policies contrary to a once great republican party. the forced separation of families at our borders is not conservative, it is indecent...."johnny khamis/san jose city councilmember "....i can no longer stand by and watch our president treat immigrants inhumanely and separating children from their families so callously...."khamis, cunneen and davis defended state and local republican leadership but said the national party no longer stands for freedom over tyranny.johnny khamis "...i have not left the republican party, the republican party has left me...." (rob live) as of today, (rob live)(rob live) as of today, all three of these individuals say they are no longer registered republicans and have re-registered as"no party preference." live in

san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) 4 newsfladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) coming up... a major headache for commuters in san francisco. we have details on the muni closure that's expected to last for months. (grant) a warning about where you leave your pool toys. the critters that could be hiding inside. (vicki) and after the break... she's being dubbed "permit patty"... the woman who sparked controversy after calling police on two girls selling water in san francisco.

a big story we are following... a white woman says she is going to call the police on an 8-year-old african american girl for selling bottled water on the street. it is a decision the woman says she now regrets because the video of the incident has now gone viral...under the hashtag permit patty. kron 4's haaziq madyun reports. nats/cellphone video and doing it outside the apartment building where alison ettel lives right across the street from the san francisco giants baseball stadium. erin autin's 8-year- old daughter jordan was the one selling the watersot

pushed 911 dial, i pulled my phone out of my pocket">and started recording... nats/cellphone videothen video was posted saturday on instagram and now has video has more than a million views. online alison ettel has been dubbed #permitpatty. however prior to this ettel was known as a female entreprenuer in the cannabis industry, as the founder of treat well cannibis products. in the wake of the viral video some cannibis retailers are cutting ties with treat well. oakland based magnolia wellness issued this statement on social media "as of today, magnolia will no longer be carrying treatwell tinctures. after seeing this video of their ceo calling the police on an 8-year-old entreprenuer selling water on a hot day, we decided without hesistation that we will no longer patronize her company"> in the wake of incident ettel has said she did not actually call the police. in fact sfpd confirms they did not receive any calls about the incident. ettel did say that she used a stern voice when she approached the child about selling the water without a permit. she says that the jordan and her mom were

screaming about the water they had for sell and the loud noise prompted ettels response. something she says she now deeply regrets. she says she has even received death threats jordon's mom says her daughter was selling water to try to raise money for a trip to disney land, something she no longer needs to do because someone heard about the story a donated the money. how excited is she about that...?sotin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) (grant) (grant)(grant) new tonight at 5.. the supreme court is letting the family of a bay area teenagershot and killed by law enforcement - to go forward with a lawsuit.(vicki) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the case of andy lopez..

(catherine) andy lopez is the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy in october of 2013... he'd been holding what looked like an ak-47....but it was actually a plastic pellet gun made to look like one.. today the u.s. supreme court declined to get involved with the case --- leaving in place lower court decisions in favor of the teenager's family. they accuse the deputy of using excessive force. the case now goes back to a district court in oakland for trial the deputy says he shot lopez after seeing him carrying what looked like an assault rifle. he claims he fired as lopez was raising the gun toward him. the boy's parents say they don't believe he was raising the toy gun. the family's attorney says he expects a trial to get underway within the year. grant and vicki? (chinese speaker)(grant) a warning tonight about a phone

scam targeting the chinese american community. the calls in mandarin claim to be from the chinese embassy. today the san francisco district attorney, police investigators and china's consulate general...all spoke at a chinatown communtiy center about this crime trend. they say the callers are trying to scare people into thinking they played a role in committing financial fraud and need to wire money overseas. wire money and need to wire money overseas. a recent san overseas.wire money overseas. a recent san francisco victim was duped into sending nearly three million dollars. these cases are ongoing , they are incredibly diasterous to the financial stability of the victims, in fact just yesterday, at richmond station we had someone call in and report that they lost 240 thousand dollars so clearly this case is of paramount importance.(grant) the chinese (grant)importance. (grant) the chinese consulate general said their office would never ask for personal or financial information or ask people to answer police inquires by phone. it's estimated that

there are over 100-thousand scam artists trying to work this type of fraud worldwide. (vicki) the 80--thousand muni metro riders who pass thru the twin peaks tunnel daily got their first experience with a major distruption that's going to go on for two months.(vicki) that 100 year old tunnel which extends from west portal to the castro is getting a much needed a seismic safety upgrade and track replacement. construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equiptment. riders who rely on the m,k & l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says when complete, the trains will be able to travel faster in the tunnel. the system is designed to go 55 miles per hour 55 miles and hour now the fillings would rattle in your teeth, it would be a very uncomfortable ride, so clearly when we get this work all done it will be safer, smoother, quieter. (vicki) the project, (vicki)quieter.(vicki)quieter. (vicki) the project, which is

expected to cost somewhere between 40 and 50 million, is expected to be ready for riders on august 24th. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return

on friday and the weekend.

(grant) still ahead-- an oakland man is searching for answers... after a package was stolen from his porch... just moments after it was delivered. (vicki) plus after the break... a warning about the toys your kids play with in the pool. the animals that might seek shelter inside. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. you could generate yoy,ur at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (grant) a warning tonight-- after several rattlesnakes... and baby snakes... were found inside snakes... were found inside pool noodles in arizona. john genovese explains why snakes are attracted to the pool toys. greyson getty / rattlesnake solutions: "it's ungodly hot out - and snakes are just looking for somewhere to hide" greyson getty's wrangled hundreds of them as a

relocator with 'rattlesnake solutions.'he's come across snakes in pool toys before...though never in a noodle.still he's not surprised.greyson getty / rattlesnake solutions: "they're dehydrated - they haven't had a meal - and there's a damp pool noodle in a dry desert - if i was a snake and i was dehydrated, i would go to the pool noodle too."generally speakinghe says, snakes like dark areas especially corners.for them - a random stack of stuff can be their paradise - and your nightmaregreyson getty / rattlesnake solutions: "anything that a snake or a rodent or a big can hide under - try to eliminate it. try to keep and tidy"says, you pool toys up garage or in a plastic container.somewhere they can't slither toand make your home, theirsrattlesnake best thing you snakes - is so prevent their their water, and from even being in" (grant) that was john genovese reporting. experts also say to consider getting a special fence to keep snakes out of your back yard if you border open land. (vicki) a slobbery english bulldog is now considered to be the ugliest dog in the world. zsa zsa won the

honor on saturday at the sonoma-marin fair in petaluma. her owner says she was in a puppy mill for 5 years before being rescued. zsa zsa and her owner will take home a 15-hundredollar prize and a trophy and hopefully a nice bone.. (vicki) next at 5:30... the owner of a small town restaurant asks white house press secretary sarah sanders to leave his business... and it's now causing a national debate. hear how the president is responding tonight. (grant) and after the break... we'll have a live update on the fire burning out of control in lake county tonight. county tonight. at at&t, we believe in access. county tonight. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t.

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tonight at 5:30... a wildfire in lake county continues to burn out of control (vikci) governor brown has declared a state of emergency so more resources can be sent to help fight the fire. here's what we know right now... the fire has burned nearly 13 square miles since it broke out on saturday. 22 buildings have been destroyed... and around 600 are still threatened. three-thousand people have been evacuated from their homes. right now-- there is no containment. (grant) joining us on the phone now with the latest on the fire fighting efforts is

jordan motta with calfire. california gov. jerry brown has california gov. california gov. jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for a northern california wildfire that remains uncontained by firefighters.the state of emergency issued monday allows lake county to receive more state resources to fight the fire and for recovery afterward.the fire, which started saturday, is now nearly 13 square miles (21 square kilometers) and has destroyed 12 buildings.about 3,000 people have been ordered evacuated.lake county is about 120 miles (193 kilometers) north of san francisco. óóterri gonsalves is one of an estimated 3,000 northern california residents who evacuated homes threatened by a growing wildfire.the 55-year-old fled her lake county home about midnight sunday, tossing four goats into her truck. she had been another fire that appeared to be then she looked out her back window and saw that's when she she is staying with her daughter in nearby middletown, a small city wildfire in 2015. that her house is she posted on she needed to pen big enough for four goats that keep daughter's yard.10 more buildings that the largest northern california is still growing.california's department of forestry and fire protection said monday that the fire in lake county north of now nearly 13 square miles (21 square kilometers). some 3,000 people have been ordered evacuated from the most threatened neighborhood. lake county sheriff's lt. corey pavlich said the neighborhood is still too dangerous to inspect, so officials do not have an accurate estimate of home damaged. officials say 600 threatened.pavlich said 16 residents spent the night in the county's evacuation center about 120 miles (193 kilometers) north of san

francisco.francisco.north of san (193 kilometers) about 120 miles evacuation center county's the night in the residents spent pavlich said 16 threatened.pavlich said 16 residents spent the night in the county's evacuation center about 120 miles (193 kilometers) north of san francisco. (grant) (grant) francisco.francisco.

(grant) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the south bay. a teen is arrested..after nearly hitting a police officer with a car. the incident happened last month... at the 76 gas station on south park victoria drive in milpitas. there an officer recognized two acura integras and a red dodge challenger...all believed to be stolen vehicles. the officer tried to stop the cars...but they all sped off...the challenger nearly hitting the officer. authorities found that red challeger in san jose...and arrested the driver... a 15- year-old boy...who is being held at the santa clara county juvenile detention center. (grant) in the east bay... a man is offering a cash reward to find the person... who stole a package right off his porch. this happened saturday morning in oakland's glenview

neighborhood on brighton avenue. the security video shows a woman get out of a red car parked on the street... run up to the porch... grab the box... and then run back to the car. the kron 4 viewer who sent us this video says the package was delivered 6-minutes before it was stolen. he is offering 500- dollars to anyone who can identify the woman and return the stolen package. he says it contained a high-end duffel bag worth more than 15- hundred dollars. (vicki) in the north bay... police in petaluma arrest a man who they say had sex with a 13-year-old girl. police say 24-year-old brent spivey... from southern california... met the girl on social media and visited her in december of 2017 when he had sex with her. earlier this year... police pretended to be the girl on social media in order to track spivey down. when he arrived back in the bay area yesterday morning... thinking he was going to meet with the girl... he was taken into custody. he is being held on 500- thousand dollars bail. (vicki) a man is

dead...after being shot at a ranch with cockfighting events. it happened on lakeville highway in petaluma. there authorities learned one or more suspects had fired multiple gunshots at the ranch and the victim was shot at least once in the neck or upper chest. the victim was taken to the hospital...where he died. his name has not been released. no arrest have been made in this case. lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend.

(vicki) another big story tonight... a fire captain in long beach has died -- after being shot early today at the scene of a fire.. (grant) a second firefighter was also shot - and is in stable condition. catherine heenan is here with the latest..,includi ng shockingnews from investigators tonight.. (catherine) investigators now believe a 77-year-old now believe a 77-year-old resident of the seniorfacility where the fire happened -- had 'set' that fire in order to targetfirst responders.. the man who died was 45-year-old fire captain dave rosa - a 17-year veteranof the department. as crews were searching the building after putting out the fire this morning..someone began shooting. he was one of the people hit. colleagues announced his death a few hours ago.. mike duree/long beach fire dept. -- i am saddened to report that fire captain dave rosa, a 45-year old assigned to station 10, a captain for the long beach fire department for the last six years and a

member of the long beach fire department for the last 17 years, was killed inin the of duty this morning while responding to that structure fire. fire. the news tonight -- 77-year-old thomas kim has been arrested on suspicionof murder, attempted murder and arson. there's no word of a possible motive yet. he's accused of killing camptain rosa - and hitting another firefighterwho was badly injured. also - of injuring a fellow resident. police also say two explosive devices were found in kim's apartment.and they found a revolver. grant and vicki? (grant) in national news.. controversy tonight... after white house press secretary sarah sanders was asked to leave a restaurant in lexington, virginia. kron4's washington d-c correspondent brie jackson has details. this small town restuarant is now at the center of a national debate over civility in politics. red hen's owner asked white house press secretary sarah sanders to leave. sanders says negative discourse must end.

sanders huckabee/ white house press secretary> we are allowed to disagree but we should be able to do so freely and without harm.the incident sparked backlash nationwide including democrat maxine waters encouraging the public to push back against members of the trump administration. "you tell them they are not welcome anymore, anywhere"the president fired back...first tweeting about "filthy canopies" at red hen" and later calling rep. waters "an extraordinarly low iq person". brie jackson/ correspondent: sarah huckabee sanders is among a handfull of adminstration officials ridiculed in public recently. members of congress are now urging the public to focus on november elections instead. congressman earl blumenauer/ (d) oregon: democrats should welcome a contest of ideas and a contest at the ballot box not shouting at restaurants sanders say healthy debates over key issues like immigration should continue. america is a great country and the ability for us to find solutions despite difference is what makes us great. in washington, brie jackson

(vicki) coming up... a medical milestone. the f-d-a has approved the very first prescription drug-- made from marijuana. (grant) and after the break-- much would you pay for hot dog flavored water? what if it promised to help you lose weight? the marketing plot that had people shelling out big bucks for some hot dog water.

a vendor at a canadian festival used absurdity to make a point about marketing... by selling "hot dog water" for $38 a bottle. the hot dog water was for sale at a stand at the healthy-living festival. it was labeled as gluten free, "keto diet" compatible, and a good source of electrolytes. it also promised to help you lose weight and increase brain function. each bottle had a real hot dog inside. the man behind the water eventually revealed it was a stunt to inspire people to think more critically about health claims in product marketing. more than 60 people bought-- and drank-- the hot dog water. (grant) still ahead-- a mother is speaking out tonight after she is denied a pregnancy-ending pill at walgreens. why a pharmacist wouldn't fill the

medication that a doctor described.

(grant) a pharmacist's religious beliefs...sults in a stand-off with a patient. a woman in arizona says a pharmacist denied her a medication to end a pregnancy... because of his own beliefs. but the woman's doctor prescribed the medication because the fetus wasn't developing and she would ultimately have a miscarriage. maria hech- anova reports. a pharmacist's religious beliefs results in a stand-off with a patient.a woman in arizona says a pharmacist denied her a medication to end a pregnancy...because of his own beliefs.maria hechanova reports. --reporter pkg-as follows--nicole arteaga/denied prescription"it's emotional. one day you think you're having a baby and slowly finding out over those weeks where i'm like maybe today our ultrasound will show something different."nicole arteaga went to walgreens to pick up the misoprostol... she had no problem dropping off the prescription -but when she went to pick it up thursday - she couldn't.nicole arteaga/denied prescription"it doesn't make sense and it's not fair in anyway."she left in tears after the pharmacist wouldn't give her the drug because it was against his beliefs. nicole arteaga/denied prescription"it was even more difficult because i brought my son with me. we were going to get pictures, i'm going to get my medic."nicole arteaga/denied prescription "here i am in this situation where i want to be discreet about what i'm saying because it was like my son doesn't understand what fully is going

on. he was not compassionate at all. he was pretty much like no, not giving it to you." nicole says she shared her story online - because she felt humiliated and doesn't want any other woman to go through what she went through. she's also concerned if that same pharmacist could be denying women the right to birth control, the morning after pill, or fertility drugs. her prescription was transferred to another walgreens location and she was able to pick it up with no problem. (grant) that was maria hechanova maria that was (grant) (grant) that was maria hechanova reporting. walgreens has apologized to the woman... and says its let's get a c on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. ken

wayne is standing by in the newsroom. ken?(ken) thank you vicki...coming up tonight new at six.... earlier we showed you the now viral video of a woman dubbed "permit patty".she appeared to call police on an african-american child who was selling water in san francisco. new tonight - we'll talk to a mom who says her child was also selling water in nearly the identical spot.. but the reaction was much different. that's coming up next at six.. vicki? (vicki) thank you ken - we will see you at six. (grant) four your health tonight. for the first time - the f-d-a has given a cannabis-based drug its approval. the drug-- epidiolex (epi-die-olex) -- has been approved for treating two types of epileptic seizures. the twice daily oral solution can be used in patients age two and up. and unlike t-two and up. and unlike t-h-c, this cannabinoid chemical does not produce a high. the f-d-a has approved synthetic versions of some cannabinoid chemicals found in the marijuana plant for other purposes, including cancer pain relief. (grant) old fisherman's

wharf in monterey...is opting to replace single-use straws...with alternatives that are better for the environment. plastic straws at the wharf will be replaced with paper or reusable straws. 17 wharf restaurants and fish markets will participate in the effort to limit plastic use. monterey has joined a growing list of cities opting to replace plastic straws...including santa cruz...san francisco..berkeley ...oakland ...and alameda. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will

continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. (vicki) next on (vicki) weekend.friday and the return on friday and the weekend.

weekend. (vicki) (vicki)(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... millennials are getting creative when it comes to

affordable housing. hear how one man is making a school bus-- into his dream home.

(grant) as home prices continue to go up... some people are starting to get creative with their living quarters. (vicki) a man in mississippi is building his dream home-- out of an old school bus. and he's doing it on the cheap too. ray price has the story. colton o'neal/ builder:"let me give you the grand tour, it's real short. so this will be the bathroom, a big bath tub." at just 23 years old colton o'neal is on his way to becoming a new homeowner. once he's finished remodeling it, he'll be able to call this

school bus home sweet home. colton o'neal/ builder:"it never really crossed my mind until i saw the people being able to do this sort of thing on youtube and whatnot."high student loan debt, combined with the rising cost of living and trying to live off low salaries has a lot of millennials looking to new ways to hastag adult.living in a small converted space like this one is one of those ways. colton o'neal/ builder:"this kind of option of owning my own home it's tiny and only use a little bit of power seems like a good idea to pay off those student loans in the meantime."he's estimating the entire project to cost less than $15,000. and he's been using social media to find gently used appliances and furnishings, and is relying mostly on recycled materials to get the job done on a budget. colton o'neal/ builder: "i bought a hot water heater for really cheap, i got all the insulation in here for really cheap and a lot of the building materials too." financial advisors say that while millennials are indeed using the little money they have in creative ways, a long-term investment like traditional home ownership is not far-fetched. al bloir/ financial advisor:"they are a little surprised that with a little bit of planning, and put a little away now for that future, that home ownership or a sizable down payment, you know 20-percent is a fairly attainable type goal." no matter how attainable a house with a little picket fence is, colton's happy to "have less and live more" in his humble abode. that was that was ray price

that was (grant) (grant) that was ray price reporting. the bus is going to be parked on a lot that o'neal bought. (vicki) bought. lot that o'neal parked on a lot that o'neal bought. (vicki) he is now trying to raise money to help finish his project. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) coming up on kron4 news at six. we are following the developing news in lake county..an out-of control wildfire - is

spreading. it has forced hundreds of people from their homes.we'll have a live report from the firelines... (catherine) then - dramatic video showing the moments after a plane crash. the lone survivor walked away from the wreckage - and it was all caught on camera. kron4 news at six is next. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat.

do your thing, with energy upgrade california. at six is next. (ken) tonight - two young boys have lost their father due to gun violence in santa rosa. investigators say he was simply in the wrong place at

the wrong time.(ken) good evening -- i'm ken wayne. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan for pam moore.. it happened last night when an armed man burst into a home dinner party looking for his estranged wife. as kron 4's dan kerman tells us, the man who was killed was trying to protect his own family and friends. sothe entered the residence and was blindly firing at the occupants of that residence santa rosa police it was at 8 sunday night when 65 year old walter ross of colorado burst into his son's santa rosa home with guns blazing looking for his estranged wife...sot jennifer wilson/neighbor 22-32 i heard two gunshots and i thought that sounds really close and then i heard some aggresssive pounding on a door and then more gunshots.the gunman's estranged wife was not there, but 9 others were, for a dinner party... among them, neighbor tim gillaspie, his wife, and his 11 and 14 year old sons. police say gillaspie was killed while trying to stop the shooter.sot lt. john cregan/santa rosa police department 50-60mr gillaspie was attempting to shut the door to prevent him from entering the residence and mr. ross indiscrinately started firing in to the hosue and mr. gillaspie was struck multiple times in the upper body.police say the gunman

then wounded his 41 year old son and 4 year old grandson as they ran out of the house, both were treated and released from the hospital. the gunman then shot himself in the head. as for motive police say the gunman and his wife had been estranged for 2 years, their divorce s go through this month and they had been animosity over alimony payments.sotwe believe he believed his estranged wife was in the residence and he was there to kill her.tim gillaspie was a coach at rincon valley little league and that organization is not collecting donation for his wife and two sons.standup dan kerman/santa rosa 142-152the gunman is in critical condition. police dont know if he will survive and they say so far they have been unable to question him. in santa rosa, dan kerman, kron 4 news.155/std

(catherine) happening now: firefighters are battling an out of control wildfire in lake county. it has forced hundreds of evacuations. this is video showing just how intense the flames are... (catherine) firefighters say they're struggling to get any containment on the pawnee fire. (ken) it's burning along pawnee road... which is northeast of clear-lake oaks. and tonight hundreds o here's what we know at this hour... 82-hundred acres have burned and the fire is zero percent contained. 22 buildings have been destroyed and 600 are still threatened tonight. right now there is a mandatory evacuation order for spring valley.. and double eagle ranch. kron 4's terisa estacio was there and had the

latest on the evacuations. late in the afternoon, the fire exploded - afternoon, the late in the late in the afternoon, the fire exploded - burning fire exploded - afternoon, the late in the late in the late in the late in the fire exploded - burning through dry racing up the mountain. spring valley burned up here burned up this

nanette. i called yesterday, i said i will make it out. and nanete valley. this video of out of control near the nanette. we did have before, it is sandy clark. people who lost yes. it is. i am fire fighters racing to best strategy on this fire... on this fire... to get a hand best strategy figure out the best strategy to get a hand on this fire... on this fire... to get a hand best strategy figure out the racing to spent the day fire fighters spent the day late in the afternoon, the fire exploded - burning through dry brush and racing up the mountain. on this fire... to get a hand best strategy to get a hand on this fire... on this fire...

(ken) i'm here with (ken) on this fire... to get a hand best strategy to get a hand on this fire... on this fire... to get a hand on this fire... (ken) i'm here with (ken)

(ken) i'm here with lawrence karnow in the weather center.. lawrence what exactly are fireighters up against tonight? up against are fireighters what exactly lawrence what exactly are fireighters up against tonight?

(catherine) in national news -- the trump administration says it will no longer separate undocumented immigrants from their children - when they're detained at the u.s. mexico border..

but some in congress say border patrol agents often struggle to determine whether adults and children are actually related. (ken) our coverage on the trump administration's immigration policies continues -- tonight new fall-out from bay area politicians. (catherine) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - three long-time south bay politicians are calling it quits with the republican party. (catherine) party.party.

(catherine) party. party.republican party.

(catherine) new details on an arson and shooting in southern california that left a firefighter dead. the person being accused of orchestrating theattack.. (ken) merritt. bbq-ing in lake kron4news another big story we're

following... a white woman who said she was callingpolice - because an 8-year-old african american girl was selling bottled water on the street. it's a decision the woman says she now regrets.. kron 4's haaziq madyun explains.. soti met cassindy chow outside the the san francisco location where alison ettel now known as #permit matty said she was calling the police eight year old jordan. her mom says the child was selling bottled water to giants baseball fans on a hot daysot

whole world is gonna see you boo">bierhaus says her son was about 50 feet away selling beverages and snacks on the same day. she has a theory why no one asked her son for a permitsotettel has since said that race did not play a role in why she asked to see if the child had a permit to sell water on the street. she says the child and her mom were making too much noise. bierhause friend lives in the same building with ettel sot"if you live in the area you are use to the noise, there's games that go on all the time, there are concerts, so using noise as an excuse is a cop outsotbierhaus/son sells water permit: "it's just wrong">in the wake of incident ettel has said she did not actually call the police. in fact sfpd confirms they did not receive any calls about the incident. ettel did say that she used a stern voice when she approached the child about selling the water permit. she says that the jordan and her mom were screaming about the water they had for sell and the loud noise prompted ettels response. something she says she now deeply regrets. she says she has even received death threats says her daughter was to try to raise trip to disney land, no longer because someone heard story a money. how excited is she about that...?sot

a fiery plane crash near city airport on detroit's east side. three people were on board, flying to detroit from arkansas. the pilot survived - thanks to a witness who pulled him from the plane. ali hoxie reports. this is video of the sole survivor rolling out of the plane and tting to safety. cordell owens/saved man from burning plane"that made my day, that was my christmas you know." it was a gift made possible by the quick thinking of cordell owens.police say a small plane crashed on milton- first hitting a tree and flipping into the ground around eight p-m.the crew flying from arkansas scheduled to land at city airport at 7:57. owens and his friends jumped into action. cordell owens/saved man from burning plane"the plane crashed and we start running towards it and it was a small plane and the flames were out of control, it started burning and the gentleman in the plane was hollering and screaming and that was when i went to work." owens pulled the man out alive. two others were on board that did not make it. the man that was pulled out alive was rushed to detroit receiving hospital. police say it was because of owens that this survivor was able to make it out of the burning plane. capt. mark forman/detroit

police"courageous citizens its the type of citizen we do have here in the city of detroit and i think that they should be recognized at some point and time in the near future." cordell owens/saved man from burning plane"i feel real good about it i don't feel like a hero but it is something that i had to do." (ken) investigators have been working on have been investigators (ken)(ken) investigators have been working on notifying the family members of those who died.. (ken) in southern california -- a 45-year- old fire captain in long beach was killed and another firefighter is in stable both were shot early this morning at a senior housing facility. when firefighters arrived they discovered a fire at the covenant manor and some windows blown out. after putting out the fire.... firefighters searched the building and that's when shots were fired. investigators say a resident of that

retirement home shot the firefighters. 77-year-old thomas kim has been arrested on suspicionof murder, attempted murder and arson. there's no word of a possible motive yet. long beach long beach fire department captain dave rosa died at the hospital. he was a member of the fire department for 17 years. (catherine) california authorities have identified the man shot to deathfriday morning while camping with his two young daughters.. they say 35-year-old tristan beaudette - a u-c berkeley graduate - was killed while in his tent at a park in the santa monica mountains. his daughters - ages 2 and 4 - were not injured. there have been other shootings near thesame location in the past

-- but authorities say there's no evidence to suggest they're connected to beaudette's killing. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence forecast.the four zone us now with karnow joins lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. (ken) pacifica is one of the few bay area cities allowed to do legal fireworks this fourth of july.fireworks

this legal allowed to do bay area cities one of the few pacifica is (ken) weekend.friday and the return on expected to weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. weekend.friday and the weekend.

(ken) pacifica is one of the few pacifica is (ken)(ken)

pacifica is one of the few bay area cities allowed to do legal fireworks this fourth of july. the holiday is next wednesday and many cities around the bay are prohibited from doing fireworks. and though pacifica is not on that list, the city has zero tolerance for illegal fireworks...and anyone caught with them will be cited and possibly fined or jailed. san francisco and mountain view will also have fireworks as well as a couple theme parks including great america and six flags. (cahterine) the 80-- thousand muni metro riders who pass thru the twin peaks tunnel daily got their first experience with a major distruption that's going to go on for two months. that 100 year old tunnel which

extends from west portal to the castro is getting a much needed seismic upgrade and track replacement. construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equiptment. riders who rely on the m,k & l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says the effect of this closure will be felt by a lot more riders than just those who commute thru it. it is accurate to say this impacts three rail lines but it effects the entire system to provide the number of buses to bus a rail line you take a couple buses off one line, another off others so it will effect the entire system to some degree, obviously we appreciate the patience of our riders and their understanding that this is an essential project.(catherine) (catherine) muni says once complete, the trains will be able mve faster thru the tunnel///providing a saferand more quiet ride. (ken) fisherman's wharf

in monterey... is going to replace single-use plastic straws... with alternatives that are better for the environment. according to wharf officials... plastic straws will be replaced with paper or reusable straws. they say 17 wharf restaurants and fish markets will participate in the effort to limit plastics. monterey joins a growing list of cities opting to replace plastic straws... including santa cruz... san francisco.. berkeley... oakland and alameda. (catherine) still ahead... a victory tonight for members of the transgender community. the action being taken by the world health organization. (ken) and a warning tonight to the bay area's chinese community. how scammers have already gotten millions of dollars with a phone call.

(chinese speaker) (catherine) a warning tonight about a phone scam targeting the chinese-american

community. the calls in mandarin claim to be from the chinese embassy. today the san francisco d-a, police investigators and the consul general of the people's republic of china were talking about the crime trend.. they say the callers are trying to scare people into thinking they played a role in committing financial fraud and need to wire money overseas. a recent san francisco victim was duped into wiring nearly three million dollars overseas. do not give anyone your personal information. there is no government entity, either the us or china that's going to ask for your personal information over the phone, if you get a call immediately hang up.(catherine) it's estimated that roughly 100- thousand scamarists are working on this type of fraud worldwide. (ken) coming up... new frightening statistics about

children and opioids. there's been a stunning increase in childhood exposure to drugs. (catherine) also - the pawnee fire -- it's just the latest in what's becoming a long history of fires in lake county. we'll look back at the trail of devastation. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(ken) tonight we are following the latest out of lake county - where a wildfire

has destroyed homes. here are the latest numbers: the fire has burned nearly 13 square miles since it broke out on saturday. right now-- there is no containment. 22 buildings have been destroyed... and around 600 are still threatened. three-thousand people have been evacuated from their homes near spring valley. (ken) the pawnee fire is just the latest in a series of wildfires that have devastated lake county in recent years. (catherine) 150- thousand acres -- up in flames, along with thousands of homes and businesses, grant lodes is here with to show us where those fires have happened...grant? (grant) (grant) for people living on the south end of clear lake, summer means just one thing: wildfires.in the past four years six different fires have driven thousands of people from their homes and left many of them with no place to return. the crackling of flames and the chants from firefighters battling themthat was kron four's coverage as lake county's worst summer began.on

july 29th, 2015, a faulty gas heater touched off the rocky fire.the state's multiyear drought had turned the hillside to kindling.it spread to 69=thousand acres ... and then it got worse."flames crown on the trees near highway 53 and there have been reports of the fire jumping the road in several places..." after two seeks it merged with a new fire, the jersusalem. together they burned nearly 100=thousand acres and destroyed dozens of homes and outbuildings.but lake county's long hot summer was not over. natjust one day after calfire declared containment of the jerusalem fire ... they faced an even bigger challenge.the valley fire eruped to the west. by the middle of the first day, dozens of homes and businesses had been destroyed in middletown, along with a pair of historic resorts.when it was fially contained a month later, 76 thousand acres were burned, nearly 2=thousand homes lost and four people were dead.the fourth most destructive in californa history blamed on an electrical short in a hot tub/ natin 2016, hundreds more homes went up in smoke,the clayton fire broke out near the community of lower lake. residents were shocked when 40=year old damon pashilk was charged with setting the fire deliberately.he's still awaiting trial.a preliminary hearing is set for august.and last ofctober, while flames raced through napa and snoma counties ... the town of clearlake was hit again ... the sulphur fire burned through 2=thousand acres andf 150 structures.now the pawnee fire is spreading to the east. ,

(grant) (grant) , the east.spreading to pawnee fire is spreading to the east., (grant) this year's fire is the earliest in recent lake is the earliest in recent lake county history, another sign that california's wildfire season is gettig longer and longer.

(ken)thanks grant.(catherine) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. starting with more from the front lines of the pawnee fire. sotand doing it outside the apartment building where alison ettel lives right across the street from the san francisco giants baseball stadium. erin autin's 8-year- old daughter jordan was the one selling the watersot

pawnee fire.lines of the pawnee fire. sot

lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is

forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. (ken)(ken) (ken) (ken) the lgbtq community and groups have hailed the latest move by the world health organization. (catherine) starting in 2022, its legislative body will no longer classify transgender people as mentally ill. the u-n agency is

reclassifying "gender incongruence" -"gender incongruence" -- which ishow it describes those whose gender identity is different from the gender assigned at birth. the term will be moved from the agency's chapter on mental health disorders and into another called 'sexual health.' supporters say the move will help improve social acceptance for transgender people.. (ken) a new study is revealing a scary statistic about children and an opioid medication. more than 11-thousand calls about kids' exposure to buprenorphine were reported between 2007 and 2016. and among those ... the overall exposure rate per 1 million increased by 215.6 percent from 2007 to 2010. that's according to a story published in the journal academics. almost 90- percent of the incidents occurred with children under the age of six. most of the exposures were accidental. buprenorphine stimulates opiate receptors and is also a blocker, so it does

a typical opiate high. the study's authors recommend disposing of unused medications, keeping child- proof caps on containers and leaving medications in their properly labeled boxes as ways to deter kids from getting into them. (catherine) coming up...you might remember where you were nine years ago today when we learned michael jackson had died. how the pop star is now being remembered.

i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. (ken) michael jackson fans

are remembering the music lege today. it's been nine years since the king of pop died. on june 25th 2009-- jackson went into was rushed to the hospital... where he was pronounced dead. jackson was 50-years old. the singer left behind three children and a music career thspanned decades. the los angeles county coroner's office ruled that jackson's death was a homicide... caused by "acute propofol intoxication." his doctor-- conrad murray-- was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. he served two years of a four-year sentence. (catherine) new at six -- the supreme court declined today to take up a case involving a central figure in the 2015 netflix documentary series "making a murderer." brendan dassey is serving a life dassey is serving a life sentence in the rape, murder and mutilation of 25-year old teresa halbach. dassey was 16 years old when he was interrogated in 2005, saying

he helped his uncle, steven avery, commit the crimes. dassey was convicted two years later and a federal appeals court ruled last year his confession should ánotá be thrown out. his lawyers had argued he was convicted based only on his confession-- with no physical evidence linking him to the crimes. (catherine) in sports... the a's play a great game in detroit... and with a twist... (ken) and the warriors introduce their first round draft pick... and his mom... to the bay area... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up

the warriors introduced their newest of the roster

today. former cincinnati guard jacob evans...got his official welcome to the bay area. you see him standing in between bob myers and his mother theresa. going into the offseason, myers said he wanted to find a player that can contribute early on... and he's hoping evans is the guy. scouting reports say he's an excellent defender...and solid shooter. the 21-year-old, cant wait to help the champs win another title. (jacob evans) "the night before the draft i was just saying that i want to win a championship before i retire and when i got drafted and it was the golden state warriors, i was like 'man, that's a pretty good place to go to if you are trying to win.' they've won three out of the last four, so trying to just work hard, be dedicated and contribute to another one." (theresa evans)"you are happy,

you are excited, but then again you are nervous because now he's fixing to move to a whole new city. they stealin my baby, so but the excitement, the enjoyment and as a parent, i feel like i'm turning him over to a great city, a great organization, who's gonna help him continue to grow on and off the court and as a parent you cant ask for anything better. the fact it is virtually impossible lebron james will chose to come to the sacramento kings...sacramento come to the will chose to lebron james will chose to come to the sacramento kings... that hasn't stopped some kings supporters from putting

up billboards trying to recruit "the king" to the state capital ... this one evidently put up by cal expo... a fan put up a similar billboard along highway 99 despite the effort... james is expected to either stay in cleveland or go to the l-a lakers... philadelphia sixers... or houston rockets the kings are one of the few nba teams with enough salary cap room to sign james as an unrestricted free agent(wipe to lebron jr almost dunks) speaking of lebron...check out his oldest son... lebron junior... this weekend "bronny"... as lebron junior is commonly called.... almost throws down a dunk in a game this weeknd... keep in mind that bronny is only 13-years-old and will be going into the 8th grade this school year maybe better than the dunk attempt is dad's reaction... he said he didn't know his son could almost dunk... and looks genuimely caught by surprise romors are that bronny... along with james younger son... will both enroll in los

angeles area schools... fueling to the lebron senior to the lakers talkeven superstar athletes are sometimes just 'dad'. a little a little twist and a great ending to the a's tigers game today in detroit... pitcher edwin jackson... playing for his major league baseball record tying 13th team... and on the 8th anneversary he pitched a no- hitter... getting the stt for the a's after getting

called up from the minors and he was very good... sits down niko goodhum... sits down grayson greiner...and sits down goodrum again... 6 innings pitched... gave up 1 run on 6 hits... and struck out 7 batters bottom 7th... tied 1-1... nicholas cashellanos... hits a 3-run home run off lou trivino... looks lie it's a tiers win... up 4-1 but the as close it to a run.... and in the top of the 8th... franklin barreto... lines a double to the right- centerfield wall... jonathan lucroy scores... the a's score 3 times in the 8th... 4-4 tie top 9th... jed lowrie... puts the a's up with a solo home run... major league record 26th straight game the a's have hit a homer on the road.... 5-4 a's bottom 9th.. 2 outs... castellanos... lines one right to closer blake treinen... who makes a nice play to knock it down and throw to first to end the game final... 5-4 a's... they play the 2nd of 4 games in detroit tomorrow night

world cup... a couple of huge potential upsets that didn't quite happen today... iran versus portugal... you never see this... christiano ronaldo... 4 goals in the first two games... can't convert on the penalty kick... he can't believe... no goals for him today 93rd minute... iran down a goal but awarded a penalty kick of their own... and karim ansarifard convets it for the tie.... 1-1 seconds later... iran almost shiocks everyone... barely coming uop short with the winning goal... the ball goes just wide of the net... iran players dejected as they are knocked out and portugal moves on with a 1-1 tie(wipe to uruguay-russia) uruguay versus russia... this one wasn't close... 10th minute... luis suarez buries the free kick into the 23rd minute... diego laxalt... deflects the shot off a

russian player... it's an own goal for uruguay... who goes on to win 3-0 against the host team... who had won it's first two games by a combined 7 goals both teams... however... advance to the 16-team knockout stage(wipe to spain- moracco) how about spain moracco... almost another big upset... tied 1-1... 81st minute.... morocco scores off the corner kick... thanks to the header youssef en nesyri... 2-1 moracco may pull a shocker but in the 91st... spain strikes back.. a beautiful re-driect by iago aspas... it was first rules no goal for offsides... but upon further review... it's a goal!... levels it for spain at 2-2 and that's how it ended... spain advances by the skin of it's collective teeth... morocco out of the tournament(also... saudi arabia beat egypt 2-1 ) (catherine)(catherine) coming (catherine) (catherine) coming (catherine) coming up next....few people

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building his dream home.. out of an old school bus. and he's doing it on the cheap too. the 23-yaer-old is on his way to becoming a new homeowner. once he's finished remodeling it, he'll be able to call this school bus home sweet home. high student loan debt, combined with the rising cost of living and trying to live off low salaries has a lot of millennials looking for new ways to hashtag adult. living in a small converted space like this one is one of those ways. he's estimating the entire project cost less than $15,000.

(catherine) a slobbery english bulldog is now considered to be the ugliest dog in the world. say hello to zsa zsa.... she won the honor on saturday in petaluma.. her owner says she was in a puppy mill for 5 years before being rescued. zsa zsa and her owner took home a 15-hundred dollar prize and a trophy. she even had her nails painted pink for the competition! lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny

with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with cool temperatures through the middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. a full hour of a full hour weekend.friday and the return on expected to weather is weak. hot middle of the weak. hot weather is expected to return on friday and the weekend. a full hour of entertainment news is on the way. at 7:00 it's inside edition, followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00

president yelp? >> trump's scathing review of the restaurant that kicked out his press secretary. >> and melania trump's big surprise visit. >> usa! usa! then, embattled roseanne in tears. >> i am not a racist. i'm an idiot. >> and the woman they're calling permit patty. >> permit patty, who dialed 911 on an 8-year-old guilty of this offense. >> illegally selling water without a permit. >> now she is breaking her silence. plus -- ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ >> exclusive. singer r. kelly's ex-wife. >> being