building in annapolis, maryland. police say the man believed to be the shooter-- is in custody tonight. good evening i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. the shooting happened this afternoon at the capital gazette newspaper. officials say the shooter was armed with a quote-- "long gun". and tonight police say he mutilated his fingers in what they think was an effort to prevent him from being easily identified let's go live to the scene tonight... omar jimenez has the latest on the investigation. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an active shooter incident. five people are dead, several more are wounded and in the care of the anne arundel medical center. the shooter is in our custody and is being interrogated as we speak."the

gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesititation and demonstrated incredible courage.the gunman was taken into custody --but authorities say he was not initially cooperative with law enforcement.lt. ryan frashure/anne arundel county police: "we don't have an identification on him. we do know he's a white male, an adult male. and the gun that was used is described long gun."state and federal investigators are combing the scene...trying to determine what motivated the gunman to open fire.maryland governor larry hogan says he's "devastated" and warns peopel to stay away from the area (catherine) kron 4 first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. (catherine) areaaway from the peopel to stay and warns peopel to stay away from the area

(catherine) kron 4 first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (vicki) in the south bay... a bizarre 44- year-old cold case homicide investigation is still unfolding at this hour. the main suspect in a ritualistic killing at stanford university in 1974 has apparently committed suicide. (catherine) this - as sheriff's deputies were closing in on him at a san jose motel. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live from the scene with the latest...rob? (rob live) i'm here at the coranado apartments on camden avenue in south san jose.crime scene investigators are still on the scene collecting evidence in a this cold case investigation that had come to life based on a new look at some old dna evidence.

this was the scene at the corandado apartments as both sheriff's deputies and san jose police swarmed through the sprawling complex amid a report of gunshots. inside a man had apparently shot himself to death moments before sheriff's deputies could serve him with a search warrant. the warrant issed recently in connection with the october 12,1974 ritualistic slaying of a woman identified as 19 year old arliss perry inside stanford memorial church.scott herhold/retired mercury news columnist according to retired mercury news columnist scott herhold, that man is 72 year old steve crawford, shown in this 1964 photo from notre dame high school in los angeles. shown here in a later photo, herhold says steve crawford was a security guard at the church and had disovered perry's body.scott herhold as herhold reported at the time, arliss perry had been violated with an altar candle, stabbed in the back of the head with an ice pick and strangled. the case remained unsolved all these years until a re-examination of dna evidence turned up a suspect. herhold sayscrawford was the

primary suspect all along. scott herhold/retired mercury news columnist (rob live) herhold says he had confirmed that the man living here at the coronado apartments was indeed steve crawford, the former secrity guard at the church. sheriff laurie smith was here at the scene erlier telling me it's not clear exactly what happened leading up to crawford's apparentsuicide. we are expecting an update fom the sheriff's office at any time. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news.

(vicki) another big story tonight... police in san francisco are on the lookout for a hit and run driver who critically injured a pedicab. kron4's dan

kerman is live on the embarcadero with the latest. dan? pedicabs were back at it along the embarcadero thursday, less than 24 hours after a pedcab operator was critically injured when his pedicab was hit by a car as he was travelling southbound on the embarcacero near sansome street. the hit and run driver then sped off. now police have released this surveillance video of the suspects vehicle.. a gold or champagne colored, 4 door honda civic. you see it swerving in and out of traffic sot office grace gatpandan/sfpdin the meantime the operator of the pedicab kevin manning remains hospitalized with life threatening injuriessot colan

sanders/cabrio taxicollegues say manning haws been operating a cabrio taxi pedicab for 6 years and is also an inventor. they say this intersection at embarcadero is especially dangerous because cars trying to turn right on battery must cross over the bike lane. but they believe there is a solutionsota go fund me page pagea go fund me sotsolution there is a they believe bike lane. but cross over the battery must right on trying to turn because cars trying to turn right on battery must cross over the bike lane. but they believe there is a solutionsota go fund me page

(catherine) firefighters in lake county are finally getting the upper hand on the wildfire near clear lake. so far the "pawnee" fire has burned nearly 14-thousand acres...and is 40-percent contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in the spring valley community and the double eagle ranch area. but mandatory evacuations remain in place for the walker ridge and indian valley reservoir areas. firefighters continue to work quickly - since triple digit temperatures and high winds are expected to return this weekend. (vicki) kron 4's terisa estacio is in lake county tonight with the latest on the firefighting efforts. terisa estacio i am here in spring valley in front of one of 22 homes that were destroyed when the pawnee fire ripped through the area. i caught up with calfire spokesperson about the loss of homes and what they trying to tackle right now, before that big turn in the weather come friday. calfire spokesperson.

anytime there is a loss of someones home it is tragic. we are glad, no one lost their life, or there were no injuries, as everyone left when the evacuation order was announced. now, we are working on containment. we have crews going in - they are working with hand tools. that big package you see with the helicopters is actually supplies. it is most efficient to have crews inside, they will stay there, eat there and work there to work in the containtment. we have a window now, but the winds and warmer temperatures are coming, so we are trying to really work fast. in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news (vicki) time now to check on our weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (catherine) lawrence kron four news terisa estacio in spring valley, really work fast. in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news

lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be very high l with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the

in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on (vicki) coming up... soda taxes are supposed to deter people from drinking that extra sugar in their diet... but tonight... those taxes could soon be banned. (catherine) and a warning if you have young children... .. how your home's air vents could pose a serious danger.. (vick) and after the break... another dangerous sideshow in the bay area. and this time an officer was injured.

(vicki) a chp officer and the suspect he was chasing both sustained minor injuries this morning following a short pursuit in san leandro. kron4s maureen kelly reports the suspect was allegedly fleeing officers after being spotted engaging in what the chp is calling sideshow activity. our dispatch center received a phone call of some reckless driving, sideshow activity boys loud noise, some tire burnoutsthe marks left behind from squealing tires can still be seen on the road here at the intersection of 167th avenue and los banos in unincorporated san leandro. the chp says a responding patrol unit witnessed the reckless behavior with this man.... 37 year old mario ramos medina behind the wheel. after a 20 second pursuit, the suspect drove westbound into a driveway believed to be his own residence, colliding with a second pickup, belonging to the suspect, parked in front . both medina and one officer suffered minor injuries as the suspect went over a fence. while the chp says today was not the suspect's first brush with the law, his neighbor who did not want to appear on camera says he knows medina as a mellow family man who's steadily employed.from my observation is just like me you had a troubled past and now he's doing the right thing the chp called today's news

conference to highlight the dangers of what they are calling sideshow activiy. he was doing tire burn out he was doing donuts in his own neighborhood he was doing essentially in his own neighborhood which is which is shameful if you will you will live in the community. he live in the community do you want to think that people are part of the community and it out he's doing it basically in his own neighborhood. so is not only putting himself at risk, the office is at risk but most importantly he's putting the community at risk. those who live, jogger there early morning joggers morning bicyclist . medina has been booked on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless evasion, and battery on an officer. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(catherine) new at 5... a california bill that bans new local taxes on sodas and other sugary drinks - has been signed by governor jerry brown. it would prohibit cities and counties from creating new taxes on soda for the next 12 years.. lawmakers reluctantly passed the legislation...but only in the hopes of killing another ballot measure...one that would make it much harder for local governments to raise taxes of 'any' kind. it's the result of a political deal reached between the beverage industry and organized labor. (vicki) in the south bay-- a man is behind bars tonight after police say he caused a seven car hit-and- run crash in san jose. seven people were injured in the crash. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains what happened. damaged at least seven vehicles with injuries to the two suspects.here is what san jose police are telling kron4 news:on thursday, june 28, 2018, at

about 12:57 am, san jose police officers responded to a felony hit and run collision involving two vehicles in the 900 block of vine st. in san jose. an adult male passenger in the suspect vehicle and an adult male victim driver were taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. the adult male suspect driver was booked into the santa clara county jail for felony hit & run. it does not appear that drugs or alcohol are factors in the collision at this time.time.

(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: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the

winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july.

(catherine) still ahead... barbeque becky, permit patty, jogger joe, and burrito bob. they're all featured in confrontations that went viral on video. why is it happening? -- we'll ask an expert. (vicki) and after the

break... a warning from one mother after her baby fell down an air vent. the warning signs in your home you need to look for. at at&t, we believe in access. 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. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. you probably have never

thought much about vent covers in your home. but like many things, they can be hidden dangers when children are involved. one connecticut mother wants everyone to know what to watch out for, after her baby fell 12 feet down a ventilation shaft. patricia del rio has the story. kristie mendes/mother:"i looked down and i saw him in the vent. i just couldn't breathe."kristie mendes describing the worst moments of her life this morning when i air vent in their waterford home. she had gone to the bathroom for a second and he was in a gated area of the hallway, but somehow he got the vent cover off and fell in. kristie immediately called 9-1-1.natsot/caller"it's ok baby, it's ok." natsot/dispatcher"keep him calm."natsot/caller"it's ok, baby." natsot/dispatcher"you can see him or just hear him?" natsot/caller"yes, i can see

him, but only half of him. he's holding on." fourteen month old elijah irizarry had fallen feet first through the narrow opening and dropped 12 feet from the second floor down to the basement and was trapped in the very narrow ductwork.tom martin/waterford fire dept.:"the baby was in a position where his hands were over his head and he was in a position where he couldn't get them back down and he was sandwiched from the front and from his backside, and had room on the sides. his head was kind of pinned in there." more than a dozen responders cut through the ductwork and got him out within 20 minutes. surprisingly elijah only has minor scrapes.kristie mendes/mother:"they did great, the first responders. everyone that came in and helped to get him out, they worked great as a team."ms. mendes thinks elijiah used this hanger to lift off the vent cover. he had never done that before and she says she always assumed the vent was screwed down. she hopes this can be a teaching moment for all.kristie mendes/mother:"out of all of this to help people be aware that it can happen and like i'm doing today, i'm getting all new grates and screwing them all down."

(vicki) that was patricia del rio reporting. experts say if you have the type of vents that don't screw in, you should check them periodically to make sure the seal is tight. they are easily knocked loose by things like vacuum cleaners. (catherine) next at 5:30... the a's are heating up-- winning 10 of their last 11 games. but fans want to know where their team will be playing..with plans for a new stadium still up in the air. a's president dave kaval will be talkabout the future of the team. (vicki) plus-- the weather is going to heat up--- creating extreme fire danger. what p-g-and-e is doing right now to prevent wildfires.

(vicki) firefighters in lake county are starting to get the upper hand on a wildfire near clear lake. so far the "pawnee" fire has burned 13-thousand-700 acres it's now 40-percent contained. right now there are mandatory evacuations in the walker ridge and indian valley areas. tonight-- firefighters are concerned that weekend temperatures could reach the triple digits again.. (catherine) kron 4's will tran talked to firefighters

about that concern today.... also - their strategy moving forward.. officials have allowed about 1,000 residents of a rural northern california area to return home as firefighters continue working to surround a rehat destroyed a dozen homes.lake county sheriff's lt. corey paulich says evacuation orders were lifted wednesday afternoon for about 500 homes in spring valley, north of san francisco. he says orders still remain in place for about 300 people.the fire that erupted saturday has burned through tinder-dry chaparral but paulich says it's been moving away from the populated area.state fire officials say the blaze is 40 percent contained and its spread is slowing, although hot, dry weather through the week means the danger isn't over.the fire destroyed a dozen homes and 10 outbuildings and damaged six other buildings. there's no word on what sparked it. lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a fews fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over pressure can see as high it.on what sparked there's no word other buildings. and damaged six forward.. forward..

officials have it. lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over

the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july. (vicki) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (catherine) as we just reported -- there's extreme fire danger across the bay area starting tomorrow. p-g-and-e is taking measures to prevent any fires from sparking. in the north bay... they're using helicopters to spot dead and dying trees. the inspections are happening today and tomorrow in sonoma county. the helicopters will fly as low as 2-hundred and 3-hundred feet above power lines to spot any dangers.

p-g-&-e has increased patrols in high fire risk areas to as many as four a year.. cal fire has blamed the company for causing most of the deadly north bay fires...saying it failed to clear debris from power lines. .. (vicki) in the south bay... mountain view police are looking for a hit and run driver who seriously injured a woman on monday night. it happened on north whisman road near central expressway just before midnight. police say the victim was found on the side of the road, bleeding from her head. she was taken to the hospital where she told police the last thing she remembered was crossing north whisman road. police are asking witnesses to come forward with any information. (catherine) in the east bay... oakland police are searching for a shooter...after a man was killed and three others injured. it happened in east oakland last night around five-30...on macarthur boulevard near 89th avenue. officers found four people who'd been shot. one of them was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim's name has not been publicly released. (catherine) oakland mayor

libby schaaf announced today that at least 25 miles of streets will be repaved this summer. the project will take several months...and will end upmeaning far more freshly paved streets than any other year. crews will be working 12 hour days - seven days a week... the mayor says some of the funding came from a voter-approved bill.. (vicki) the oakland a's on are a hot streak... winning 10 of their last 11 games. they completed a four game sweep of the detroit tigers today-- with a final score of 4-2... a lot of fans are excited about how well the team is doing.. but there's also uncertainty since we still don't know the future of where the team will play. (catherine) joining us now is president of the oakland a's... dave kaval. so where do things stand. what's the timeline for making a decisionon one of the two sites....? (vicki) coming up... is kevin durant headed is kevin

coming up... (vicki) (vicki) (vicki) coming up...

is kevin durant headed to the lakers? the latest move by lebron to become teammates... with one of his rivals. (catherine) global warming - it's now prompting wineries across the worldto move operations to cooler places.. that includes a spot in the bay area that's looking particularly good... try jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheese and guacamole. plus your choice of carne asada, chorizo, or chipotle chicken for just 3 bucks. so tonight, kick the party in your mouth up a notch with jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries.

our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheese and guacamole. plus your choice of carne asada, chorizo, or chipotle chicken for just 3 bucks. so tonight, kick the party in your mouth up a notch with jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. (catherine)

wineries and vineyards worldwide are hedging their bets against climate change and moving operations to cooler areas... an associated press report says they're also planting varieties that do better in heat.. and shading grapes with more leaf canopy.. among the places getting new attention - a coastal area in oregon known as the van duzer corridor. and closer to home -- northern california's petaluma gap - which also sucks in ocean breezes. grapevines can tolerate heat and drought - but the past four years have been the planet's hottest on record and more warming is expected. some winemakers are now calling it a 'very serious problem.' (vicki) still ahead-- several videos of confrontations in the bay area

have gone viral... and tonight we are finding out why there is a trend in these incidents. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(vicki) bay area viral videos are stirring up controversy and national attention... one of the latest shows a man dubbed 'burrito bob' yelling at a man riding bart while eating a burrito. video taping confrontations is not new.. but the power of social media has led to instant outrage online .. and in some cases it's affected the businesses of the people being videotaped. kron 4's hermela aregawi talked to a sociologist about the trend. instant justice?it's a phenomenon that seems to be taking off..bbq becky, permit patty, jogger joe and now burrito bob...each viral video has inspired massive backlash

on social media towards the person featured.in each case.. they're threatening to call police over a minor infraction.. and in at least three out of the four videos, the target is a person of color.kim richman/professor of sociology and legal studies, ucsfone thing we have to recognize is that these callers are all white. and the white population doesn't understand what it is like to be a person of color vis a vi the police. and so what they think is just a minor thing really strikes fear in many largely african american and other poor and marginzalized communities who see people of color being a target of police more often than they're helped by them. and it's not just online backlash.. the woman known as "becky".. . inspired "bbq while black".. a big public show of unity at lake meritt days after the viral video surfaced..ceo alison ettel aka patty.. stepped down after at least six marijuana sellers dropped her product. the man dubbed as jogger joe was arrested after throwing away a homeless man's belongings.kim richman professor of sociology and legal studies says.. the reaction to the videos is about a deeper pain in communities of color.kim richman/professor of sociology and legal studies, ucsfand it's not far fetched although the prior instances are way more serious, it's not far fetched to say that these more minor incidents are related to

the trend that we've seen of police brutality being caught on film, where literally individuals are killed on film.. and then the perpetrator usually a police officers is not indicted and not held responsible. and so people in the community can extrapilate from that, can draw from that, well nothing happens unless i draw attention to it myself. (catherine) even during the offseason, the n-b-a (catherine) even during the

offseason, the n-b-a always knows how to stir up some drama... and fans had quite a headline to talk about this morning.(vicki) the league's free agency period begins saturday night.. and lebron james is the biggest name on the market. many wonder what his next move will be... there are reports the superstar has reached out to the reigning finals m-v-p to help build a super-team. mark carpenter joins us with the juicy details. mark? apparently-- this isn't a apparently-- this isn't a case of if you can't beat them, join them. but rather, if you can't beat them, steal them away from their team. the sports universe...all abuzz today...when espn reported that lebron james reached out to kevin durant about teaming up in los angeles. the lakers...are heavily favored to be the eventual destination for james when he makes his free agency decision. and if he indeed texted

durant, this is a move to not only make the warriors weaker, but stack up his potential new squad in los angeles. now, this type of report has to be taken with a grain of salt because hours after that came out.... a cleveland reporter cited sources close to james that lebron didn't reach out to durant at all. so with all that said, who knows what really happened, especially since those kinds of stories are frequent this time of year. the only guarantee is there will be a ton of drama in the league this weekend. free agency period officially opens 9 pm saturday night. coming up in sports at 6-45, we'll turn our attention to baseball... as the giants wrap up their series with the rockies. and the a's finish off the road sweep of the tigers. (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 lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the

in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july.

(catheriner) a big story tonight... a former east bay teacher appeared in court today pleading not guilty. he's accused of molesting four victims under the age of 14. kron 4's sara stinson was there and brings us details on the case. the judge did not let the media shoot video inside the court room here in martinez, but we did learn that brandon genest plead not guilty to the

charges.genest is behind bars -- accused of molesting a total of four victims including a six and seven year old boy and girl in walnut creek.plus - two additional boys -- one in san francisco and the other also in walnut creek.he was previously employed at bentley high school in lafayette before his arrest.but authorities say the incidents happened while babysitting -- and not while teaching.police say their investigation into genest's past continues.police say genest was advertising his babysitting services on a number of websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and facebook.his bail remains two million dollars.the next time we will see genest in court is july 26th.in martinez, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... we'll show you how an east bay animal shelter is using a new tool-- to help track down lost pets.

(vicki) losing a pet can be a very stressful experience. but now, in the east bay something the east bay something new.. that goes beyond the"missing pet" posters.. (catherine) contra costa county animal services has launched a new facial recognition system.. kron 4's charles clifford explains how the new technology works.. well, this time of year it's not uncommon for dogs and cats to be scared off by fireworks and then they might end up in a shelter. . like this one.

this week contra costa animal services is launching a new service to help people find their wayard animals.natslet's say that mack here is your dog and you've lost him. he's at the contra costa animal services center, but you don't know that .by downloading the finding rover app and creating a free account users can upload a picture of their missing pet and then the system compares that image to pictures of animals being kept at nearby shelters. within seconds the app generates a list of possible matches. . .an walla. . there's mack. . safe and sound contra costa animal services.animal services launched their partnership with finding rover this week because every fourth of july they see a spike in the number of lost pets. sot animal serviceds also says that anyone can upload pictures of their pets to the app then if the animal becomes lost their image will already be in the system.sotand finding rover isn't just for dogs, the service works with all kinds of pets. while animal services hopes that this new service will help people find their pets quickly, they say it's not a replacement for the traditional ways of tracking lost pets. . such as name tags and microchips.in contra costa county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (catherine) news.clifford kron 4 news. (catherine) (catherine) that wraps up

kron 4 news at 5.(vicki) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. coming up next at six. (pam) a newspaper has become the target of a mass shooting... at least five people are dead... the suspected gunman is in custody. we'll have the latest from maryland.(ken) then -- governor brown has just signed a new piece of legislaton that bans any new soda taxes for the next 12 years. new at six - we'll hear from a bay area lawmaker - who says her colleagues were basically held hostage by the soda companies. kron4 news at six is next.

< those fatalities are so, so sad. i don't know what to say other than our thoughts and prayers are with them > (pam) fast - (pam) fast - moving details coming out of annapolis, maryland, where police say, a number of people are injured and several were killed ... in a shooting newsroom.thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. reporter omar jimenez, with our partners at

c-n-n .. is live in annapolis with the latest. nats: "several shots have been fired. possible shotgun. at least ten shots heard." authorities responded to a shooting at the offices of a local newspaper.steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "there's been a terrible tragedy here in anne arundel county. there was an

active shooter incident. five people are dead, several more are wounded and in the care of the anne arundel medical center. the shooter is in our custody and is being interrogated as we speak."the gunman opened fire inside the capital gazette's newsroom. multiple people were killed in the gunfire -- several others were injured.police responded quickly -- steve schuh/anne arundel county executive: "they were on the scene in about sixty seconds, but beyond that, they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesititation and demonstrated incredible courage.the gunman was taken into custody --but authorities say he was not initially cooperative enforcement.lt. ryan frashure/anne arundel county police: "we don't have an identification on him. we do know he's a white male, an adult male. and the gun that was used is described as a long gun."state and federal investigators are combing the scene...trying to determine

what motivated the gunman to open fire.maryland governor larry hogan says he's "devastated" and warns peopel to stay away from the area (ken) p-g and e is flying over sonoma county to survey dead trees near power lines. helicopters are flying as low as 200 feet above power lines along highways 101, 12 and 128 in northern sonoma county today and tomorrow. pg and e says years of drought have left millions of trees compromised... and removing (ken) areaaway from the peopel to stay and warns peopel to stay away from the area (ken) p-g and e is flying over sonoma county to survey dead trees near power lines.

helicopters are flying as low as 200 feet above power lines along highways 101, 12 and 128 in northern sonoma county today and tomorrow. pg and e says years of drought have left millions of trees compromised... and removing dead and dying trees can reduce wildfire risk. pg and e says it expects to conduct patrols like this at least twice a year. (pam) firefighters in lake county are finally getting the upper hand on the wildfire near clear lake. so far, the "pawnee" fire has burned almost 14-thousand acres ... it is now 40-percent contained. evacuation orders have been lifted in the spring valley community and the double eagle ranch area. but mandatory evacuations remain in place... for the walker ridge and indian valley reservoir areas. (pam) and there is an urgency now.. firefighters are trying to work quickly - because triple- digit temperatures and high winds are expected to return this weekend. (ken) kron 4's terisa estacio is in lake county tonight with the latest

on the firefighting efforts. this is all that is left of these homes on wolfe creek road... 22 homes in total were destroyed when the pawnee fire raced through the area. a collapsed fire place, melted motor home, a business wiped out... just some of the few items recognizable. during the day, crews focused on making progress in putting this fire out completely. helicopters lifted bundles to those working in the heart of the containtment zone. calfire spokesperson. we are taken equipment in that will help them most efficiently work on the fire. crews will be back there spending the nigth and working to make sure the fire is out. fire fighters have a small window right now to get work done before the weather changes. the weather is expected to change with more winds and hot temperatures. for some spring valley residents, they are hoping the worse is behind everyone... sandy clark, spring valley pantry. i am so glad of all the work they are doing. are you worried about the weather change, yeah... but we are hoping for the best. in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news.

lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july.

(pam) new tonight at 6. firework sales have started in the bay area. dublin was the first city to start selling "safe and sane" fireworks... the city opened sales today at noon. pacifica is also in business, opening up sales just an hour ago. soon to join them ... are watsonville, union city, petaluma and a handful of other cities. gilroy is the only city in santa clara county ... where "safe and sane" fireworks are allowed. each city allowing fireworks has restrictions on where they can be set off, so make sure to play by the rules. the 4th of july is next wednesday. eight people died in fireworks- related emergencies last year. thousands of others were injured. the c-p-s-c released the statistics as a reminder to people ... to have a safe july fourth holiday. according to the organization... there were an estimated 12-thousand-900 fireworks -related injuries in 2017. 67-percent of those occurred during the month

surrounding the fourth of july. (ken) police now have released this video from a muni train of a collision that critically injured a pedicab driver. police continue to look for the hit and run driver. kron4's dan kerman is live on the embarcadero with the latest. dan? you are looking at video of gold or champagne colored 4- honda civic... san francisco psay it's this vehicle that slammmed into a pedicab wednesday afternoon and now they are hoping someone can identify the vehicle and lead them to the driversot officer grace gatpandan/sfpdthe man pedling the pedicab that was hit is kevin manning...sothe remains hospitalized with life threatening injuries.sot colan sanders/cabrio taxicollegues say they are crused by the accident but they say the intersection is well know to pedi cab drivers.sot they say they say this intersection at embarcadero and sansome is especially dangerous because cars continuing on to turn right on battery must cross over the bike lane. but they

believe there is a solutionsot (pam)another big story tonight a bizarre 44-year-old cold case homicide investigation is still unfolding at this hour. the main suspect in a ritualistic killing at stanford university back in 1974 .... has apparently committed sota solutionbelieve there is lane. but they believe there is lane. but they over the bike must cross over the bike lane. but they believe there is a solutionsot sota solution believe there is lane. but they over the bike

(ken) (pam) (pam)another big story tonight a bizarre 44-year-old cold case homicide investigation is still unfolding at this hour. the main suspect in a ritualistic killing at stanford university back in 1974 .... has apparently committed suicide. this - as sheriff's deputies were closing in on him... at a motel in san jose . (ken) kron four's gabe slate joins us live from santa clara county where a news conference just wrapped up. (ken)

(ken) and kron 4 first told you about this story through a breaking news push alert this morning. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (pam) a massive data

breach that is affecting hundreds of millions of americans ... and it is all from a company you have probably never heard of. we'll explain. (ken) a new study shows a sharp increase in hate speech... especially on college campuses. we'll tell you which group is behind most of it.... and where it's being seen here in the bay area. (pam) next... a new technique to try to stop freeway shootings in the east bay. what authorities plan to use.. to track down gunfire.

new tonight at 6. we have witnessed shooting... after shooting... after shooting over the years on bay area freeways. it is a trend that has been building for some time. tonight, for the first time in state history... the california highway patrol and cal-trans will test "shot- spotter" technology on freeways in the east bay... that, as kron four's philippe djegal reports, adds another tool for law enforcement to respond to.. and solve shootings. (philippe) late thursday night through friday morning... the california highway patrol and the california department of transportation will be installing and testing shotspotter sensors at undisclosed parts of highway four, insterstate 80 and other freeways in contra costa county. this is one component of the freeway security network law enforcement has been putting together along troubled stretches of east bay freeways. dan seaman/chp- "we can consider it a pilot project only because this has not been done before on the freeway system. so, we're treading new grounds here with um, the shot spotter technology, um, as

well as the entire freeway security network." since november 20-15... the c-h-p says 136 shootings have been reported on all bay area freeways. 44 of those happened in contra costa county -- mostly on highway four and interstate 80.dan mcelhinney/caltrans- "the freeway security network, overall, is going to be a system that goes to antioch to hercules. hercules to san pablo." the shotspotter technology allows law enforcement to determine if shots were actually fired in an area... with an opportunity to respond within seconds.mary know/da's office- "and, this system is integrated so that when shotspotter detects shots fired up on the freeway, shotspotter actually, um, moves the pentilate zoom cameras in the direction of the gunfire, so that we basically have eyes on the freeway at the time of the shooting." cameras and license plate readers are already up and running on highway four from antioch to pittsburg, in addition to the shotspotter sensors being installed. the remaining cameras and plate readers planned for the other parts of the freeways are scheduled to be complete by the end of the year. in contra costa county, philippe djegal, kron four news.

(ken ) oakland's mayor is announcing this year will be the "summer of paving." today at a kickoff event oakland mayor libby schaaf said at least 25 miles of streets will be repaved in the next couple months. normally the city is only able to complete 6 miles per year. crews will work 12- hour days seven days a week. the increase in funding came from a bill approved by oakland voters. this will allow for repaving on neighborhood streets that have not seen new paving in decades. people are asking... how a small company in florida, which you have probably never heard of...... has apparently leaked the data of nearly every single american...... catherine heenan is here with more on the latestmajor information hack...

(catherine) people are still reeling from the news - since this informationhack is even bigger than the equifax breach... a small florida- based marketing firm called "exactis" - had data on hundreds of millions of americans and businesses....an d it was somehow leaked. exactis is accused of exposing 340-million records...including things like phone numbers, home addresses, e-mail addresses... even information on the users' hobbies and children. at least the information did 'not' include payment information and social security information. but it's still enough to give hackers plenty of ammunition. meantime in california - a data privacy bill considered themost far-reaching such policy in the country was it will nsumers to o their data sold, among other provisions. the new law will take effect on january 1st, 20-20. ken

and pam? (ken) a california bill that bans new local taxes on sodas and other sugary drinks - has been signed by the goveror. it prohibits cities and counties from creating new taxes on soda for the next 12 years.. lawmakers reluctantly passed the legislation... but only in the hopes of killing another ballot measure... one that would make it much harder for local governments to raise taxes of 'any' kind. it's the result of a political deal reached between the beverage industry and organized labor. earlier i talked to state senator nancy skinner about the new legislation. she represents berkeley -- which passed a first in the nation soda tax back in 2014.

in cities -- like berkeley -- will stay in place. state senator skinner says the bill was written in a way that still leaves room for legislators to create a state- wide soda tax in the future. (pam) california attorney general xavier becerra announced today.... that the state will sue the nation's largest student loan processor. reports say, navient corportation is allegedly putting california loan- takers at a huge disadvantage, by inadequately servicing their federal student loans -- and adds the company is aware these actions are illegal. about 4.6 million americans were behind in

paying their student loans as of december -- which is double the amount from four- years ago. the firm was previously sued by a federal watchdog and attorneys general in illinois, pennsylvania and washington last year. (pam) picking the (pam) picking the next u.s. supreme court justice. the battle has already begun between democrats and republicans. the one issue putting the senate on edge ... before the nominee has even been named. (ken) and a bay area city is named america's best beach town. the problem with the survey is... the town's not even on the beach. (ken) (ken) would you be

surprised to hear someoen refer to mill valley as a beach town? how about one of the best in the country? the finacial website wallethub puts mill valley at number four on their top ten best ocean beach cities. others on the list include lahaina, hawaii at number one.

naples at number two... sarasota at three... and number five is st. augustine. according to wallethub the survey took things like affordability, health, saftey and quality of life into consideration. and taking into consideration where mill valley is on a map it's surpsing to have it listed as a beach town. as you can see it is right in the bay but only a small portion of the town is even near the water. head to kron4 dot com for the full top ten list. (pam) white supremecist fliers have once again been spotted locally. these fliers were seen in the bay area .... but recent reports indicate, the propaganda campaigns have been ramping up all over the country. the anti - defamation league said today, it documented nearly 300- cases of white supremacist fliers and other racist, anti-semitic and islamophobic material .... on campuses from september through may. that is up 77 percent from the previous year. they say that one group... identity europa...

was responsible for nearly half of those incidents. (ken) another women's march gathers in washington... this time to protest the separation of immigrant families. we'll tell you about plans for another march in san francisco. (pam) plus, an update on the mass shooting in maryland at a newspaper office. we will have the latest on the suspect and his possible motive. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(ken) in maryland.... police say several people are injured and at least five were killed in a shooting this afternoon at the capital gazette newsroom in annapolis. the gunman has been taken into custody. initial reports say he is not cooperating with authorities, and no motive is known at this time... but there are reports he took legal action against the newspaper a few years ago. police say the suspect mutiliated his own fingertips in an effort to prevent himself from being easily identified. and we're learning that threats were made to the newspaper on social media before the shooting.... leading authorities to believe this was a targeted attack. a gofundme set up for the victims has raised more than 20-thousand dollars within just a few hours. (ken)president trump tweeted: " my thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families. thank you to all of the first responders who are currently on the scene." rep nancy pelosi/(d) house minority leader: "with this decision that they announced yesterday, the supreme court became the supreme corp,

that's short for corporation. they are handmaidens of corporate america. they are there workers in our country." (pam) tonight, senate democrats are preparing for battle over president trump's unannoucned nominee ... for the u.s. supreme court. the president has not yet said who he will pick to replace justice anthony kennedy.(ken) but as mark meredith explains, the issue of abortion is forcing lawmakers to pick sides even before a nominee is named. nat: "what's going to happen to a woman's right to choose, that's whats at stake"senator catherine cortez masto voices democrats biggest fear...as president trump decides who should replace justice anthony kennedy on the us supreme court...the president has said in the past...he likes judges who are opposed to abortion. "we'll be picking somebody who will make you very proud"and democrats say president trump's pick could be the vote that overturns the landmark abortion rights case roe v. wade.the president say his nominee will come from a list

of 25 names ....which the white house has published..."i think we can rely on this ent t excellent person to fulfill this responsibility."democrats are demanding republicans wait until after the midterm elections to begin confirmation hearings.but majority leader mitch mcconnell says hearings will happen well before election day.as the minority party, democrats know they can't stop the debate themselves.... "america, tell your senators that if you do not want a supreme court justice who will overturn roe v. wade...."but democratic senator heidi heitkamp of north dakota says americans shouldn't rush to judgement...."its wrong to continue to politicize the supreme court, i look forward to knowing who the president's nominee going to be"...the president says he plans to announce his nominee within the next few weeks.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (ken)the women's march is back in washington -- this time, protesting the separation of families at the southern border. hundreds of

demonstrators gathered outside the justice department.the march's organizers are calling for all women to join the mass civil disobedience in order to stop the incarceration of children and their parents. (ken) hundreds more protests are planned for this weekend all around the country.... and over a dozen of those here in the bay area... including san francisco, san jose, oakland, and concord.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in alameda county a chp officer and suspect suffered minor injuries after a short pursuit this morning...the chp says they were called to the scene at 167th avenue and los banos in unincorporated san leandro just before 430a on reports of sideshow in alameda in alameda county a chp

officer and suspect suffered minor injuries after a short pursuit this morning...the chp says they were called to the scene at 167th avenue and los banos in unincorporated san leandro just before 430a on reports of sideshow activity....and witnessed the reckless behavior firsthand. tires burning out lots of smoke.after a 20 second pursuit that led to the suspect's own residence, he was taken into custody. the officer and suspect were injured as medina went over a fence. medina has been booked on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless evasion, and battery on an officer. maureen kelly kron4 news. in contra costa county... the california highway patrol and caltrans announced it will be installing and testing shotspotter sensors on east bay freeways late thursday night through early friday morning. the sensors are one component of the freeway security network being installed highway four, interstate 80 and other county

freeways. license plate readers and cameras will also be added by the end of the year... covering 30 miles of freeways, to deter and solve shootings. philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: we started with karnow: we lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much

cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july. (pam) amazon just bought itself a pharmacy pillpack --

move that could disrupt the drug store business. pillpack has pharmacy licenses in all 50 states. the company delivers medications to customers in pre- sorted doses.... designed to make it easier for people to take multiple medications a day. the acquisition comes just a week after c-v-s announced... it will start delivering prescriptions to people's homes... a response to growing competition from pillpack and capsule, which is another online pharmacy startup. (ken) a flight from new york to london in two hours? plans are underway for hyper sonic planes that could revolutionize air travel. (pam)be sure to tune into our special 4th of july show.we will cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san franciscoit's the only 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area televised live.the fun starts wednesday..july 4th right here on kron 4.

(ken)you could soon be able to make it to london in just two hours! boeing wants to make a passenger plane that can shuttle customers around the globe at five times the speed of sound.(pam) the aircraft manufacturer says, the jet could get anywhere in the world... in one to three hours. with top speeds exceeding 38- hundred miles per hour... the

trek from new york to london, for example, could take two hours. currently the trip takes about seven hours.(ken) boeing says the concept is still in the early stages of development-- and it could take 20 to 30 years before it becomes a reality. (pam) guinness... giving people one less reason to fly... preparing to open its first brewery in the united states since the 19-50's. the guinness open gate brewery and barrel house.... is set to open august third in baltimore county.(ken) in addition to the brewery, the 80-million-dollar project will have public tours, a taproom with more than 90 taps for beer tastings and a 270-seat restaurant.the facility will focus on brewing various styles and flavors, including barrel-aged beers -- to target the american craft beer market. in sports -- a 49ers player reads to kids in the south bay ... we have reaction from the event. also -- the giants and a's looking for series sweeps today our sports director, gary radnich has the highlights and all the sports coming up.

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homestand against the rockies today san francisco has won 7 of the last 9 games we pick it up in the in the seventh... game tied at 5 ty blach trying to get out the jam... two on and no outs d-j lemahieu hits a 2-run single... joe panik can't make the grab... rockies l 3-for-4 bottom 8th... giants down by one with bases juiced alen hanson chops one down right field line giants retake the lead... 8-7 heading into the ninth sam dyson can't hang on to the lead lemahieu hits a 2-run bomb off dyson finishes

with 5 r-b-i rockies win 9-8... giants rockies win 9-8... giants take 2 out of 3 meanwhile in detroit... a's facing the tigers top third... a's down by one with runners on the corners jed lowrie hits in a single to right off michael fulmer chad pinder scores the tying-run finishes 2- for-4... 55th r-b-i of the season... 4th in the american league next batter... khris davis hits a bloop down the middle oakland takes the lead... they score 3 runs in the third sean manaea on the hill for the a's ran to some trouble in the sixth... strikes out niko goodrum to end the inning manaea... allows 5 hits, 2

runs in six innings of work a's win 4-2... they take a 4- game sweep against the tigers

cal first baseman andrew vaughn has been named the winner of the "golden spikes award"... given to the top anateur player in the country vaughn led the pac-12 with a .402 batting average and finished second with 23 home runs and tied for third with 63 rbi.... and since he was only a sophomore he will be back next season this is a great local story... quarterback jack heneghan... a bay area native who went to menlo school in atherton... and made the 49ers offseason roster as an undrafted free agent... is helping the santa clara county library district with it's summer reading program... today he read to kids and also took them through some exercises... the some them through and also took read to kids today he read to kids and also took them through some exercises... the summer reading program goes through the end of july.. heneghan... dartmouth... moved to the bay area as a kid when his father worked for the niners in the front seasons.. heneghan said honor to come back to the bay area and help

kids and be a part of his hometown team.(sot: henighan) " it's really exciting, the chance to get an nfl opportunity, has been my dream since i can walk and talk.""would have been happy to do it and excited to do it anywhere but, its that much more special doing it in the bay area where i grew up and a place that i love" " excited to be to have been here the last couple months and ready to keep working." tiger woods tiger woods playing in

his first p-g-a tour event since missing the cut at the u-s open. first round of the quicken loans national tiger's foundation runs this tournament... woods looking to win the event for the third time in his career sixth hole... second shot goes in for a drink leads to a double bogey... went birdie-less in the front nine things didn't get better in final nine holes tiger stuggled in the greens in the 13th... misses the short birdie putt... stays at 2 over in the 16th... tiger finds the bottom of the cup for his second birdie of the day woods shoots an even 70... he's 7 strokes off the lead the final day of group stage at the world cup. colombia, senegal, and japan all fighting for a round of 16th berth headleaves the match 31 minutes in with a injury staying the field has been a problem for him... he didn't start in

colombia's opening match against japan due to a calf injury 74th minute... off a 74th minute... off a corner kick... yerry mina scores the only goal off a header his second goal of the tourmanent colombia wins 1-nothing colombia and japan reach the round of 16 in group h england-belgium all ready in the last 16... after winning their first two matches both teams resting their were trying to avoid winning the group... the winner would avoid the hard part of the bracket 51st minute... adnan januzaj finds the left corner beating jordan pickford belgium wins 1-nothingjapan in the round of 16 (pam)up next.... an alabama swimmer goes viral... over his love of beyonce.

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at another meet back in march i'm buying tickets if he's on her next tourif you drive in l.a., you always expect some sort of traffic delaybut on wednesday, one man took that to new heightsby climbing a sign above the 110 freeway, forcing that portion of the freeway to be shut down for hoursclad in sneakers and underwear, for modesty of coursehe hung posters and taunted first respondersbefore doing a backflip onto inflatable cushions below.i give his dismount a 7.9 for creativitywhen this duck's eggs kept getting destroyed by raccoonsrick rice and his wife decided to come to the rescue after learning that the masked bandits don't like water that goes over their headsthe rices built a floating maternity island in their poolperfect for their best duck...awwwwnow as millie the mallard prepares for motherhoodshe can enjoy daily swims and free mealsall while her eggs are safely out of harm's waynow that's one lucky duckfor take a look at this, i'm reid binion. (ken) actress julia roberts has stepped out of the social media shadows (ken) actress julia

roberts has stepped out of the social media shadows and joined instagram -- after intentionally avoiding all social media for years. she captioned her first post with a sunshine emoji and a simple, "hello." she's seen sitting under a tree wearing a sweater with the word "love." roberts racked up more than 400- thousand followers within 24 hours of joining instagram. at last check, she was not following anyone herself. you can like her posts, but she turned off the commenting option. lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure

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