good evening - thanks for joining us -- i'm vicki liviakis.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. the intruder was shot and is hospitalized tonight... it happened in richmond just after midnight.. not far from the hilltop mall... on alta mira drive. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from richmond police headquarters. in the front window of this richmond home a bullet hole... another one in the door of the car parked out front. it's an indication of what went on here shortly after midnightsot sgt. lynette parker/richmond police 10-17a 47 year old man attempted to break into two homes, before successfully entering a home on alta mira by breaking a window.but once inside the home the suspect was confronted by one of the residents, who was armed. police say when the suspect refused to retreat, the

resident shot him in the upper part of his body, critically injuring the suspectsot debbie attaway/neighbor 32-38i heard popping, i was asleep, but i rolled right back overdebbie attaway lives next door, she assumed the popping was fireworks because the neighborhood is quiet most of the time. she only awoke later to find it was in fact gunfire as her neighbor shot the intrudersoti'm glad he did because he kept everybody else safe because you don't know who he would have hit next police say the investigation is ongoing, but it appears the resident was acting in self defense.sotthe homeowner and the family member in the home had no other option to protect themselves from a suspect who wouldn't retreat (vicki) fire crews are gaining

ground on the wildfire burning in napa and yolo counties. but - the weather is heating up this weekend - and that is raising concerns. since the fire sparked nearly one week ago it has burned nearly 140 square miles.(catherine) at least nine buildings have been destoryed - and more than 100 others are threatened. kron4's will tran has the latest on the firefight.

(vicki) take a look at this calfire map - there are eleven wildfires burning in california. one has turned deadly - near the california-

oregon border. (vicki) this is video from the klamathon wildfire sweeping through siskiyou county . we know one person is dead - but further details have not been released. the fire has burned 8- thousand acres.... and it's spreading.(vicki) klamathon fire has the entire city of hornbrook evacuated. multiple homes have been swept away by flames... it's just five- percent contained. (catherine) new at five: sonoma county is considering "wildfire surveillance cameras".. they'd be installed in rural areas - in the hopes ofdetecting the beginning of any new fires.. kron4's terisa estacio says a similar system in the north bay has played a key role in firefighting... this fire in san rafael last month was picked up by one of marin county's fire cameras... and alerted the

crews quickly so they could zero in where to go first to battle the blaze. battlion chief graham groneman, marin co. fire. it gives us great intel, so we can assess and attack. here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations around the county.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. and take a look at this.... this is a map obtained by kron four news... of a proposed new network of 8 fire cameras...for sonoma county. officials will be voting on the proposed system in august. the cost is close to half a million dollars. if passed it could be in place in the fall... close to the one year anniverasry of the deadly wine county fires. in addition to working as an extra eye in the county... marin battlion chief says the network also helps other agencies... that have access to the cameras, and can help send back up crews accordingly. in marin county te

(anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and

60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the (landing/vicki) happening now: pet owners in one south bay neighborhood are learning the hard waythat

it may be best to keep pets, espcially cats, indoors at night. askron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the cats are thought to havefallen prey to coyotes. missing cat flyers like this one can be seen in and around mountain view's cooper park. at least four cats have gone missing in recent weeks, including this one. 14-year- old mario was attacked by a coyote here on fairbrook drive. wesley brandemuehl is mario's owner.wesley brandemuehl/cat killed by coyote "....it was about three in the morning and our next door neighbor came outside to find a coyote eating mario, they scared off the coyote but it was too late for poor mario..."it's not unusal for coyotes, like this one i encountered recently in san jose's east foothills, to venture into urban areas in search of food and prey. vector control confirms there has been a cluster of coyote sightings on and around fairbrook drive. small dogs may also be at risk. mario's neighborhood is now trying to keep their pets indoors at

night.wesley brandemuehl "....people are trying to keep their cats inside but its a problem, i have one neighbor who has a cat that literally goes stir crazy if it's kept indoors for too long..." brandemuehl and his neighbors are convinced the coyotes are living along the nearby stevens creek wildlife corridor, whch is dry, suggesting the coyotes may also be looking for water. sadly, other than keeping pets and pet food inside at night, mario's owner knows there isn't much else that can be done.wesley brandemuehl "....it you read up on coyotes you find out they do stuff like this all the time but it's here, it's our pets and it's hard to stay detached from it all..."vector control says coyotes are not afraid of humans but attacks on humans are extremely rare in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news c(catherine) coming up.. a race against time. air is running low for the boys trapped in a thailand cave.. also - a sad update on the

people trying to help them. plus the reason a health advisory went out today for areas around martinez. (catherine) a strange find that has police puzzled.. where a man ffound a duffle bag filled with guns and ammunition...

(catherine) a man in san bruno called police yesterday after finding a duffle bag filled with guns and ammunition in his home... he says he has no idea how it all got there. kron four's philippe djegal talked to

police about the puzzling case. (philippe) a stash of guns and ammunition capable of inflicting a lot of damage if placed in the wrong hands... found in a home on san marco avenue in san bruno.ryan johansen/lieutenant- "there were three pistols or handguns located within the duffle bag, uh, and then a rifle as well, a .22-caliber rifle, uh, in addition to six boxes of ammunition." neighbors say the duffle bag was found on this property. police say the man who reported the guns and ammo just before five-30 thursday evening lives here. he claims the bag and its contents don't belong to him and doesn't know how or when they got here.ryan johansen/lieutenant- "at this point in time, the guns are not, by our best estimation, are not inheritantly illegal, meaning the way they're designed or built, or just the type of guns they are. whether or not they're properly registered, whether or not they've been used in a crime -- all of these are things we'll be looking into as part of the ongoing investigation." lieutenant ryan johansen (joe-hansen) says the man who reported the bag did the right thing by leaving it in the

home and calling police to check it out... rather than bringing it to the police station.ryan johansen/lieute nant- "our recommendation would always be to call and let the police department come out to the scene for these types of things, as opposed to handling it yourself. you never know the status of the guns and what might happen if you move them." fortunately, police say the duffle bag did not include any explosive devices. in san bruno, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) an oakland teen has now been laid to rest. a funeral held at eleven this morning for jahi mcmath -- the oakland teen at the center of a medical debate over brain death. mcmath's mother says her daughter died from excessive bleeding and liver failure last week in new jersey. mcmath had been in an unresponsive state since december 2013... when she was declared brain dead following complications when her tonsils were taken out. she was 13 at the time. her family refused to accept the idea she was dead... and moved her to a care facility out of state. (catherine) another big story tonight:they call it president donald trump's gag

rule between doctors and their patients. (vicki) it's a proposal that would affect women's health...according toa california senator.. who was talking about the issue in oakland today.. (catherine) kron4's haaziq madyun was there and has this report. sotu.s. senator dianne feinstein came to oakland friday to be a part of california planned parenthood education fund's round table to discuss the open seat on the u.s. supreme courtsotsenator feinstein also voiced her opposition to president donald trump's proposal to change the title x family planning federal programsotsot

exactly what i have done"> president trump's propsal to change title x is part of a pro-life campaign promise he made to his republican basesot planned parenthood organizers are trying to get the word out. the clock is tickingsot sot july 31st is the deadline for written public comments on this issue. comments can be submitted to the u.s. department of health and human services...in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(vicki) wildfires (vicki) wildfires aren't the only weather concern in california. (take vo) in los angeles and surrounding counties -- an excessive heat watch was in effect friday. and some cities broke their high temperature records early in the day. downtown l-the record set back in 1992. the heat is prompting calls for energy conservati . the hot temperatures coupled with high winds and low humidity are making for ripe conditions to fuel more wildfires. (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: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the weak.

"i just couldn't imagine not coming back for someone so special."(catherine) abandoned at the train station. we now have video of a woman weak.middle of the toward the middle of the weak. "i just couldn't imagine not coming back for someone so special."(catherine) abandoned at the train station. we now have video of a woman accused of leaving her son at union station. how long it took for her to come back for him...

a mother accused of abandoning her son at a train station in los angeles is behind bars tonight.

(catherine) the boy was discovered at union station.. as lisa sigell reports - when the mother finally showed up hours later -- she was hauled away in handcuffs.. police say the mother of a young boy abandoned at union station in downtown los angeles wednesday has been taken into custody.dava denise webster, 31, was booked on a charge of felony child endangerment thursday.the lapd announced that investigators had located family members of the seven-year-old boy found wandering union station on wednesday night, and that an arrest has been made in the case.the webster was at the los angeles police department's central station being questioned by detectives. investigators say the boy was initially believed to be deaf and possibly autistic, and his inability to communicate hampered the investigation into how he ended up attended and who had left him at the station.an american sign language interpreter was summoned to try to communicate with the boy, but was unsuccessful, said lapd sgt. hector guzman.metro officials released a surveillance photo of webster walking with the boy at union station.metro2 e1530830541555 lapd finds family of boy abandoned at union station; mom arresteda young boy found apparently abandoned at union station is seen in this photo walking with a woman believed to be his mother.the boy was discovered in front of cafe crepe around 7 p.m. wednesday.

an lapd officer says that when he confronted webster who apparently left him there, she refused to talk to him and left.a cafe worker told police webster and her son sat at a table for about 30 minutes before she left.witness adrienne garrett told cbs2 news the woman tried to talk to webster to no avail before calling police."it's really upsetting that someone would just leave a cute little boy just by himself," garrett said. "i just couldn't imagine just walking out without coming back for someone so special."garrett said the boy didn't panic when webster left him alone."he was still smiling, still playing around, didn't necessarily seem afraid, at all, or abandoned," said garrett.the boy is now under a relative's care. care.under a relative's care. (vicki) the biological mother could face charges of abandonment, neglet, or more. (catherine) the boy is safe with a relative right now. (catherine) coming up next.. we're hearing from danville police about a high school drowning incident..

how they're describing the teenager's death. (vicki) china is accusing the trump administration of starting the "biggest trade war" in history. we are taking a look at the impacts of the billions of dollars of tariffs going into effect today.

(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) a health advisory has been lifted after an incident at the shell refinery in martinez early this morning. kron 4's sara stinson has details on what happened.. a health advisory went into effect after a malfunction happened here at the shell refinery in martinez. in a processing unit and released a potentially hazardous odor.out of precaution shell put out a level two community warning saying people in the martinez and pacheco area could experience eye, skin, nose and throat irritation especially if you have respiratory issues. contra costa county lists a level two warning as caused by a fire, explosion, fire or plume that could cause a health risk.but all shell officials could say is that there was a malfunction. crews at the refinery spent the entire morning working to stabalize the unit, the advisory was finally lifted at around ten in the morning.no flare ups or injuries were reported during the malfunction. in martinez, sara stinson, kron 4 news

(catherine) a pedestrian was hit by a car last night in antioch.. it happened around 10-pm on lone tree way near putnam street. the victim was badly injured... police say the driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating with investigators. they don't think drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. (catherine) charges will not be filed after an east bay high school student drownedin a campus pool. benjamin curry was a freshman at san ramon valley high.. he was found in the deep end of the pool may 8th. originally it was believed the teenagers death might have been a suicide. but danville police say curry's death was accidental and they foundno signs of foul play or negligence. investigators reviewed video footage from the pool area... and interviewed staff, classmates and curry's family. (vicki) in the south bay... mountian view police are investigating an overnight fire at a supermarket. it happened at "sprouts market" on san antonio road near el

camino real around four in the morning. a 9-1-1 call reported smoke coming out of the building. firefighters arrived and found the fire localized to a refrigerator. the fire was contained by the store's fire sprinkler system. no injuries were reported. the store will remain closed while the cause of the fire is being investigated. (catherine) in the north bay.. vallejo police are investigating a fatal crash on maple avenue. a motorcycle collided with several cars... injuring the motorcycle rider ..who later died the crash happened last month...but that victim is being identified now as 27-year-old nathan vinson. officers are working to determine if alcohol and or drugs are factors in the collision. the person who died did not have a valid drivers license. (catherine) in petaluma... a teenager is accused of robbing a bank this morning. police released this photo of the suspect. they say he walked into the umpqua bank on western ave with a note demading cash. the teller gave him an unknown amount of cash and he got away.

police are still lookiing for him.. the suspect is described as blonde and clean shaven with a thin build. (vicki) and on the peninsula... a warning for beach-goers... watch out for huge beach waves and rip currents. the advisory is in effect until saturday afternoon. ásouth-facing beaches... like stinson beach or beaches in santa cruz... will be affected the most according to the national weather service. they say beach goers should never turn their back to the water and should always keep an eye on pets. the largest waves can reach up to 7 feet. lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the

weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the weak. "we are finally putting america first!" "any attempt

to unilaterally exert pressure on china will be in vain.( vicki ) china is calling it the biggest trade war in history... retaliating in kind to the trump administration's new tariffs on chinese imports. president trump says he wants to reduce the huge trade imbalance with china ... and create jobs.( catherine ) critics argue that trade wars hurt consumers. we asked ken wayne to look at how you might be affected. ken? (ken) vicki and catherine, the short answer is ... we probably won't see much of an immediate impact.but later this summer, that could change radically . natsmartphones ... umbrellas ... toys ... clothing.china supplies just about every staple of modern american life. president trump is threatening to raise tariffs on all of the 500=billion dollars of goods imported from china every year,."they charge a 50 percent tax, we'll charge a 50% tax..."for now, he dollar import tax on big-ticket items like airplane parts, nuclear reactors and communication satellites.he says the united

states has been treated unfairly accusing the chinese of various practices including stealing intellectual property. the chinese retaliated by taxing american=made motorcycles...whiskeyand this country's number one agricultural export: soybeans. not only is the u=s is the world's largest soybean exporter, china is its biggest customer. "we just hate to see that be used as a weapon in a trade war because if we start using soybeans which are used for food, we think everybody's gonna lose."the president has threatened to expand the tariffs next month, and if china again reciprocates, both economies may suffer, "consumers will react to higher prices, they'll either buy less or put off purchases" (ken) the trade war has already had an effect on washing machine prices.a 20 percent tariff on imports went into effect in january the price of washing machines increased 16 percent

in two months. (catherine) sad news in thailand....after a former thai navy seal has died... saman kunan had just delivered oxygen supplies to the 12 boys and their coach trapped in a cave... on his way back out - he ran out of air and passed out. he was dead by the time he was brought back to the surface.. it's yet another indication of how dangerous the rescue operation could be for a dozen young boys....many of them can't even swim. divers are scrambling to be ready for anything.. one official said today that if heavy rains begin and raise the flooded areas inside the cave - divers might try to take the boys out right away...despite the risks. but even the pros admit the process would likely be terrifying for them.. diver - it's zero visibility down there. you can't even communicate with your diving buddy. you can't even see the face of your diving buddy. you can only do hand signals - gestures like are you still ok? in the dark and in the water, it would be difficult for the divers to communicate with the children. (catherine) the bay

area's elon musk is trying to help.he says he's sending engineers to thailand from two of his companies. the boring company - which digs tunnels for transport systems - and his space-x program. one of his initial ideas - an underground air tunnel to bring the boys out. although it's considered unlikely there's enough time to explore that option. (vicki) first we party... then comes the clean up. just how much trash volunteers picked up at lake tahoe from fourth of july. (catherine) and witnesses say a dog locked in a car outsidean alabama walmart died a needless death.. why the owner could face criminal charges. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (catherine) a truck on a

southern california freeway fire sparked a 100-acre brush fire.. it happened along the cajon pass...during very hot, dry weather. firefghters and forest service workers joinedforces to contain it.. a number of buildings were threatened...but no evacuations were immediately ordered. (vicki) almost 500 people turned out for what is turning into an annual clean up event at lake tahoe. volunteers picked up almost 1,500 pounds of litter thursday from commons beach in tahoe city. this included 8,000 cigarette butts and 18,000 pieces of single-use plastic cups, lids, bottle caps and

food wrappers. a ban on take-out restaurant polystyrene goes into effect products in south lake tahoe in south lake products in south lake tahoe in october. (catherine) you'll see more than plants and flowers right now... at san francisco's botanical gardens. the fourth annual 'flower piano festival' begantoday... for the next 12 days...there will be a dozen pianos throughout the 55 acre grounds...turning it into a huge outdoor concert hall. and you're encouraged to play them... you can get details on special performances on our website - kron-four- dot-com. (vicki) obamacare making a comeback. we take a look at who is more likely to make use of the affordable care act and how this could impact you. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

in national news... the us department of justice and the u-s education department say the federal

government will no longer encourage schools to use race as a factor in the admissions process. (catherine) opponents say the decision is a setback while supporters say colleges and universities should focus on race-neutral standards. our washington d.c. correspondent brie jackson has the story... supporters say it's time for the college admission process to be race-blind.it's the 21st century i am thrilled to see that schools are not being told that they should rely on the race of application to determine who gets into schools or not.african american leadership activist horace cooper says the trump administration rightly rescinded what he calls outdated obama-era affirmative action guidelines...but kristen clarke of the lawyer's committee for civil rights says it's a major setback. rolling back this guidance now sends a dangerous message to schools that this administration doesn't value diversity and they shouldn't either brie jackson: the justice department's decision does not change current laws on racial discrimination. but it does shift the focus away from affirmative action to race-neutral standards.cooper

says there are other ways to promote diversity on campus... if you are really interested in making sure that the kinds of students come from all walks of life. it means that schools and universities are going to have to do some better recruiting .but clarke believes race should remain a key part of the equationwe still need race conscious admissions policies. clarke says the government should stay in the business of actively protecting diversity in higher education.in washington, brie jackson. (vicki) insurance companies are slowly getting back on board with obamacare. according to the kaiser family foundation, more than a dozen insurers who tried to flee the affordable care act exchanges, are coming back for 2019. experts say insurers made enough money in the private sector last year to come back to the public marketplace. and with congress unable to repeal obamacare, the future seems a little more stable.

with more companies competing in the market, it could mean better prices for you the consumer. (catherine) shoppers at an alabama walmart watched in horror as a dog locked in a hot car - slowly died. police were called... but many people say the officers didn't do enough to help save the animal. cynthia gould reports. stacy guthrie recorded these live images, in the trussville walmart parking lot around noon.as by-standers tried to open the car, temperatures outside topped 90 degrees. the adult dog inside, barely breathing.the owner nowhere in sight.officers nats: "stop what you're doing and go about your business. we'll handle it."many critical police did not immediately rescue the dog, when they arrived.lt. phil dillon says their policy is to try and locate the owner first.several announcements were made inside the walmart. after no response--ánats of window breakingáthe window was broken.water and ice not enough to save this dog.lt. dillon says surveillance video shows the vehicle owner, a woman in her thirties, went in the store at four this morning. it was seven hours later, before the dog was discovered and police called.

(catherine) (catherine) reporters say the woman never explainedwhy she'd been in store for so long...or why she left the dog locked in the car. she was not a store employee. police say charges will be filed against her within a few days. (vicki) let's get a check 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 new tonight at six.. it's illegal fireworks activity at a whole new level. caught on camera -- a woman shoots fireworks directly into a crowd of people. we'll have a closer look at the attack - and tell you about the potential criminal charges the woman could be facing if she is caught by police. plus - we"ll talk to an expert

about the effect tariffs could have on california's agricultural industry. that's all coming up new tonight at six.(vicki) thank you ken - we will see you and pam tonight at six. (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: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the weak.

(catherine) joining a galaxy far far away... the people making the latest star wars movie tell us about the actress who might be joining the cast of 'episode nine.'

(vicki) we have a scam alert for you this evening. disneyland wants you to know they are not giving away free tickets despite an advertisement circulating on social media. the false offer looks like a coupon and says disneyland is giving away five thousand tickets celebrating 110 years of service... it will ask you to fill out a short survey and at the end a short survey and at the end say congratulations you have won two free tickets.

a disneyland resort spokeswoman said the offer is false and disneyland opened in 1955, which was 62 years ago, not 110. (catherine) los angeles police have released surveillance video - of a man accused ofburglarizing offices and studios in hollywood.. they're hoping the video will help in tracking him down.. (vicki) rick chamber reports on how he was able to get in. dressed in what police describe as business attire, with blue slacks and brown dress shoes, the man has committed multiple burglaries in the hollywood area by blending in with the office spaces he is targeting, according to lapd. he gets into each business through an open parking garage."once inside, the suspect blends in by displaying possible fake identification badges and searches for unlocked office doors," police said of his tactics upon entering. according to police, he has been trying to steal laptops and electronics by finding a laptop bag to place the items inside before leaving. he is thought by police to be

targeting offices and studios in the entertainment industry. he has been described by lapd as around 25 to 33 years old, standing about 5'9 to 5'11 inches tall and weighing around 180 to 200 pounds. (catherine) actress keri russell is in talks to jointhe cast of the next 'star wars' movie. j-j abrams is writing and directing...he and russell worked together on the show "felicity".... also on the movie "mission: impossible 3." . no word yet on whether pounds. (catherine) actress keri russell is in talks to jointhe

cast of the next 'star wars' movie. j-j abrams is writing and directing...he and russell worked together on the show "felicity".... also on the movie "mission: impossible 3." . no word yet on whether russell will be on the side of good or evil, but the role does call for action-heavy fight scenes. episode nine, the final movie in the latest star wars trilogy, opens on december 20th, 2019. (vicki)(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. a home invader in the east bay is met with a barrage of gunfire.. after picking the wrong house to target. we'll tell you what police are saying about the homeowner's actions to protect his family. then - a warning for pet owners in parts of the south bay... following a rash of missing pets. why you might want to keep your cats and small dogs indoors at night......

kron4 news at five starts right after the break.

(pam) tonight at six...a home invasion suspect is met with gunfire - after breaking into an east bay home. police are calling the homeowners actions.... an act of self defense. thank you for joining us -- i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. the intruder was shot and is hospitalized tonight... it happened in richmond just after midnight.. not far from the hilltop mall... on alta mira drive. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from richmond police headquarters. dan?

soti think he was brave he protected his family, it took a lot for him to have to do that.richmond resident debbie attaway reacting to news her next door neighbor shot and critically wounded a man who broke into the neighbor's home shortly after midnightsot debbie attaway/neighbor 16-20 very scary, like i said the first thing i did was check to make sure the kids were ok you can still see the bullet holes in the front window of the home and in the car parked out in front. richmond police say the suspect unsuccessfully attempted to break into two other homes before successfully breaking a window and entering this home, only to be confronted by an armed resident.sot sgt. lynette parker/richmond police 39-49 right now it appears this was just self defense, the suspect entered the home, he did not retreat so the homeowner had no other option to protect himself his property and the homeowners.residents say this neighborhood near the hilltop mall was quiet and normally free of crime. this has served as a wake up call.sot i've always felt safe in this neighborhood, i ve never felt like that could ever happen here. we do keep everything locked up and we have the dogs

but now i will make sure to double check everything to make sure all the gates are locked up. up. (ken) on the peninsula... a man in san bruno called police yesterday after discovering a duffle bag filled with guns

and ammunition in his home... and, he says he has no idea how it got there. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with police about this puzzling case. (philippe) a neighbor says he saw investigators at this house thursday evening... searching the property on san marco avenue. san bruno police say were called by a man who lives here, reporting he found a duffle bag on the property that contained three hanguns, a rifle and six boxes of ammunition.... and, that he has no idea how the bag got here.ryan johansen/lieutenant- "it's out of the ordinary, especially to have a bag that contains multiple firearms and ammunition in this case and to have really no idea where it came from or who it belongs to." it's also unclear if the guns are illegal. lieutenant ryan johansen says they don't appear to have been modified.ryan johansen/lieute nant- "having these guns accessible where someone could have gotten ahold of them and maybe done damage with them would be bad or a child getting ahold of them would obviously be very bad. but in addition to that, its possible they've already been used in

some sort of a crime, or that they're stolen from a residential burglary or otherwise. and, we'd like to find out what the case is here." police were able to remove the duffle bag without any issues. it did not contain any explosives.ryan johansen/lieutenant- "as to any ongoing threat to the public, the guns are with the police department now, so i would say no. however, there certainly is a back story to this that we're hoping to discover through our investigations bureau." and, seeing that its unclear if a crime was committed... no arrest have been made. in san bruno, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) new tonight at 6. an east bay man ... suspected of possessing child pornography... and trying to coerce a minor into sexual activity... has now been charged by a federal grand jury. police say, this man... 63-year old roger boshers... was attempting to meet... and send graphic sexual images to ... a 14-year old girl through social media. investigators learned that boshers is already a registered sex offender.... stemming from a 2007 arrest of trying to meet a minor for sex. police served a warrant at boshers' antioch

residence .... and say, he was distributing child pornography. the case was referred to a federal grand jury, which indicted him on multiple charges. he is currently in federal custody ... awaiting trial . (ken)the county fire has burned more than 88-thousand acres in yolo and napa counties.officials say the blaze is now 37-percent containment.at least nine buildings have been destroyed - and more than 100 others are threatened.that's down from the 880 that were threatened just yesterday.however there is concern even more fires could break out because more hot weather is on the way. (ken)and really, it's not a question of if... but when more fires will break out. officials in sonoma county are now looking at camera technology that could help them detect large fires even earlier.as kron4's terisa estacio reports - a similar system is already in place in marin county. graham groneman, battalion chief marin co. fire. "our fire response starts with prevention, response and those cameras really help. marin county battlion chief grah syst

putting in place a few years ago in the county... here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. currently, sonoma officials are considering a similar network... to help with early detection and response. this is a map obtained by kron four news... of a proposed new network of 8 fire cameras...for sonoma county. officials will be voting on the proposed system in august. the cost is close to half a million dollars. if passed it could be in place in the fall... close to the one year anniverasry of the deadly wine county fires. in addition to working as an extra eye in the county... marin battlion chief says the network also helps other agencies... that have access to the cameras, and can help send back up crews accordingly. graham. i can access them and put resources accordingly. other counties in the state have networks, including san diedo, and in and around the lake tahoe basin. in marin county te

(pam) other wildfires have cropped up all over california. way up north ... in hornbrook - that's in siskiyou county near the oregon border... is the klamathon wildfire has already claimed one life. the fire has scorched some eight- thousand acres... and

destroyed at least one building... it is just 5-percent contained. in san bernadino county... a truck on the freeway sparked a 100 -acre blaze in the cajon pass. the spark started as a brush fire... and extended into the vegetation. that fire has threatened a number of buildings, but no evacuations were immediately in place. and a brush fire in san diego county has destroyed several structures ... and prompted the evacuation of the town of alpine. that fire has burned at least 350- acres. (ken) a warning for beach- goers... watch out for big waves and rip currents. an advisory is in effect until tomorrow afternoon. ásouth- facing beaches... such as stinson beach or santa goers should never turn their back to the water and should always keep an eye on pets. the largest reach up to 7 feet. for more on the conditions out there... here's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the weak. (pam) an update (pam) (pam) an update tonight

on a double shooting that occured yesterday in antioch. we now know .. the second victim in that shooting... has died. police responded to shots fired on delta fair boulevard.. near highway 4..... at about 4-30 thursday morning. when officers arrived, they found two gunshot victims- both women. 28 year old milan rose ardoin was pronounced dead at the scene. 55-year old valinda rose scott was transported to the hospital, where she succumbed to her injuries. we do not yet have any information on the shooter. antioch police are investigating. (ken) in the east bay... a health advisory was lifted this morning after a potentially hazardous emission from the shell refinery. officials say a malfunction happened in a processing unit. out of precaution, shell put out a level two community warning saying people in the martinez and pacheco area

could experience eye, skin, nose and throat irritation especially if you have respiratory issues. crews worked all morning to stabilize the unit. the advisory was lifted around ten. (pam) senator dianne feinstein was in the east bay today ... to talk about an issue that affects funding for family planning. the issue is being referred to .... as president donald trump's 'gag rule' between doctors and their patients. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story from oakland. sotthat promise is why members of the planned parenthood education fund held this urgent round table discussion in oakland to raise awareness that time is running pout for those who want to defend title xsot

"title x is the nation's only family planning program. it simply provides access to low income women, mostly women of sotuc berkeley student noel jones is a planned parenthood patientsot senator dianne feinstein says advice between doctors and patients will come to an end under the president's proposalsotjuly 31st is the deadline for ents can be submitted to the u.s. department of health and human servicessotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news

(ken) coming up... the trump administration imposed tariffs on billions of dollars' worth of chinese imports, and china retaliated. we talk with an expert on the major impact the trade battle could have on all of us in california.. (pam) if you thought you saw some crazy things on bay area streets for the 4th ... you haven't seen anything yet. the shocking ánew videoá .. coming up. (ken) and next.. coyotes are on the prowl and pet owners are being warned that animals are getting killed... we'll tell you where.

(ken) some missing cats has pet owners on alert in one neighborhood in mountain view. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the cats are apparently falling prey to coyotes. missing cat flyers like this one can be seen in and around mountain view's cooper park. at least four cats have gone missing in recent weeks, including this one. 14-year- old mario was attacked by a coyote here on fairbrook drive. wesley brandemuehl is mario's owner.wesley brandemuehl/cat killed by coyote "....it was about three in the morning and our next door neighbor came outside to find a coyote eating mario, they scared off the coyote but it was too late for poor mario..."it's not unusal for coyotes, like this one i encountered recently in san jose's east foothills, to venture into urban areas in

search of food and prey. vector control confirms there has been a cluster of coyote sightings on and around fairbrook drive. small dogs may also be at risk. mario's neighborhood is now trying to keep their pets indoors at night.wesley brandemuehl "....people are trying to keep their cats inside but its a problem, i have one neighbor who has a cat that literally goes stir crazy if it's kept indoors for too long..." brandemuehl and his neighbors are convinced the coyotes are living along the nearby stevens creek wildlife corridor, whch is dry, suggesting the coyotes may also be looking for water. russ parman/vector control "....they'll seek any resource they can find and so even fruit on the ground they'll go after, they're omnivores so don't leave any food source outside at night...."wesley brandemuehl "....it you read up on coyotes you find out they do stuff like this all the time but it's here, it's our pets and it's hard to stay detached from it all..."vector control says coyotes are not afraid of humans but attacks on humans are extremely rare in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news

let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: lawrence forecast.the four zone 4 news let's take a look outside right now...(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it today with highs

into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at the coast. cooler weather is toward the middle of the weak. (pam) another big story

tonight:the trump administration's tariffs on chinese goods went into effect today-- and china is fighting back. the chinese -billion dollars in american products ... facing the new taxes are motorcycles... whiskey even soybeans. (ken)

joining us now to talk about the potential effect of tariffs on the california agricultural industry is professor daniel sumner from the agricultural issues center at university of california, davis, u-c davis. (ken) the june job

and for the first time in almost a year, unemployment has gone up.unemployment rose to 4 percent in june... but that's because more americans are entering the labor force looking for work.the economy added 213-thousand jobs, marking another strong month of gains.wages were up two-point-seven percent from a year ago, but showed very little change from may, barely

outpacing the rise in inflation. (pam) jahi mcmath... the east bay teen at the center of a medical debate over brain death... has now been laid to rest. services were held for jahi mcmath .. in oakland this morning. mcmath's mother says, her daughter died from excessive bleeding and liver failure last week in new jersey. mcmath had been in a unresponsive state since december 2013 ... when she was declared brain dead following complications with a tonsilectomy at oakland childrens hospital.. she was 13 at the time. her mother insisted she was still alive and improving ... and had jahi placed on a ventilator .. she moved her to new jersey for care. jahi lived almost five years beyond the initial declaration of her death. (ken) coming up... thieves stalking and then stealing from a benicia middle school... police have the survelliance video and now need the public's help.. (pam) and next... the july fourth holiday brings out the best and the worst in some people.. we'll

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warnings... the 4th of july is a time when people routinely put other people's safety in jeopardy with the use of illegal fireworks. like this incident we captured on video in san jose... a man lighting off fireworks in the middle of a crowded street downtown. but the bay area isn't the only place where illegal fireworks are causing safety concerns. (pam) catherine heenan joins us now to talk about one particularly brazen incident in new york. (catherine) we've seen some strange sights ...but what happened here inbrooklyn tops them all... watch as a woman goes by....happily shooting off fireworks directly atpeople and buildings...people and buildings... she's holding some kind of roman candle....and aiming at pedestrians whoscurry away. some people are yelling in fright...others are laughing. illegal

fireworks are nothing new here -- but everyone agrees this was crazy. it's just amazing that there weren't any reports of injuries.... residents - someone could have definitely been hurt.it could have been me walking home and i could have been injured.i've lived here 10 years and it's pretty consistent every year. people have fun - but then it gets out of hand. at times the woman was right in the middle of an intersection.police are circulating this cell phone video - with the woman highlighted - in the hopesof identifying her. if she's caught....she could face charges including reckless endangerment.ken and pam? ( pam ) coming up... 'e.t.- phone home .... some of the long hidden mystery surrounding roswell ... revealed to the public for the first time in seven decades ...

(ken) also.. the world holds its breath for the children trapped in that cave in thailand.. and now, the man who owns tesla - elon musk, says, hi-tech help is on the way..

(pam) bay area tech billionaire elon musk says, his companies are helping rescue the thai soccer team trapped in an underground cave. today, the thai government confirmed .... the c-e-o of tesla and space-x

is sending his own engineers to thailand. musk's engineers will assist the current rescue team.... in creating a plan to safely rescue 12- boys and their soccer coach from the flooded cave... they have been trapped there since june 23rd. musk is also offering rescuers technology from his tunnel construction company... including equipment used for location tracking ... water pumping and powering batteries. the thai government said on facebook ... musk's engineers will arrive tomorrow. (pam) in the meantime... a former thai navy seal, who joined the rescue diving operation to save the trapped boys in that cave .... died on friday morning. (ken) sergeant saman kunan died at around 2 a-m after he ran out of air on his way back to the underground center from the boys' location. david mckenzie... from our partners at c-n-n... reports from chiang rai. nearly a mile inside the bowels of this mountainthe command center to get these boys out it leads to cramped

tunnels - zero visibilty water -hours of specialized cave diving along guide ropes... punctuating the hazards - a tragedy.38 year old saman kunan - a former navy thai navy seal - died after takingcritical oxygen to boys he rain out of his own air - paying the ultimate price. kunan's death underlying ---to specialists like mikko paasi- --how hard it will be to get the tired, hungryand inexperienced boys out through the underwater tunnels. passi has spent years breaching wrecks across asia - this, divingis far more challenging. mikko paasi, specialist diver: "definitely you can feel that it is has an effect, but we're moving on. everyone is a professional so we are trying to put it away and avoid it happening again." david mckenzie: "and everyone is focusing on getting these boys out?"mikko paasi, specialist diver: "everybody is focusing on getting these boys out - keeping them alive or getting them out."but they are trying to find another way - in this exclusive video - cnn joined rangers from national parks heading into the jungle. searching for sink holes or chimneys that could lead down to the

boys.so they can pull them out. mos: "so far, no success." with the teams foreign cavers and climbers from southern thailand who usually collect birds nests. through this hole they get down deep inside the mountain - but it's a dead end.david mckenzie: "the water is already falling on my head, the window is closing, and this might be their best hope yet. they've put more pumps in overnight, pulling millions of liters out of this cave system. if they can get just enough out, perhaps the boys will get out safely. thai officials say - that if the monsoon begins in earnest, they may have no other choice, but to pull the boys out through this hell.david mckenzie, chaing rai, thailand (ken) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in marin county, they use an elaborate system to detect

fires, there are 6 cameras in total, perched high in the sky to help find fires and go get them. now somona county is looking into a similar system. here is a map of the proposed cameras. there would be 8 in total, the supervisors are voting in august on the network. in marin county te police are investigating a home invasion which left the suspect critically wounded. police say shortly after midnight the suspect broke into this home near the hilltop mall.there he was residents, who was armed. police say when the suspect refused to retreat, the resident shot him in the upper

part of his body, critically injuring the suspectpolice say the investigation is ongoing, but it appears the resident was acting in self defense. in san bruno... police are looking for the person responsible for leaving a duffle bag filled with guns and ammunition in someone's house. a man called police thursday evening reporting the discovery. investigators say three handguns, a rifle and six boxes of ammunition were found in the bag. the home is located on san marco avenue. police say it's unclear if the guns are licensed or have been used in crimes. in san bruno, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. tomorrow will be in the 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be very similar on sunday with hot weather inland and cool fog at cooler weather is expected toward the middle of the weak.

(ken) new at six tonight.... benicia police are asking for help in identifying two burglary suspects. in this video, you can see the woman on the left breaking a window at benicia middle school. investigators say she later returned with a man to take an item from the classroom. the incident happened last sunday and was captured on the school's surveillance video. investigators are asking anyone who recognizes the

suspects to contact police. (pam) just ahead.. water is always a contentious topic in california... and now, potential changes coming to the distribution of water from the delta.. that could affect how much we all have to drink...

(pam) new tonight at 6. state water regulators are

announcing potential changes to how water is distributed in the bay - delta. it would mean more water for dying fish populations.... and less for general consumers... and farmers. the state water resources control board annouced its proposals today -- an update nearly a decade in the making.. the proposal deals with the san joaquin river system and the sacramento river. it would allow for more water to reach the delta -- which regulators believe will help reverse a decade of decreasing fish populations.... and help improve water quality but it will also mean less water for people who rely on the san joaquin river... chairwoman felicia marcus says, the change is needed to address "an ecological crisis in the delta." felicia marcus, chairwoman, state water resources control board "californians actually want a healthy ecosystem, healthy agriculture and healthy urban communities and that only happens when we act. right now, we've let down the ecological side of the house." (pam) (pam) the proposals are likely just the beginning of political

infighting and potential lawsuits. (ken) a small group of migrant parents separated from their children while attempting to enter the country are suing to get more communication with their kids. the three central american parents are taking legal action against u-s immigration officials. in their federal court filing, they accuse immigration authorities of not ensuring enough communication between parents and children. health and human services estimates around three thousand children have been separated from their parents. the plaintiffs in the case say they are also having trouble getting in touch with case managers and don't have any details on reunification plans. among other things, the plaintiffs' lawyers want the government to make those plans available. and his lovely ons. also -- rapper ice cube's big three basketball league takes over oracle arena a warriors legend is coaching one of the teams our sports director, gary radnich has the highlights and all the sports coming up

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over .500 heading into tonight's game against the indians in cleveland. quick update from progessive field-- tribe up 6-4 in the seventh inning ice cube's big three bastketball league is making a stop at oracle arena this is the first time they will play a slate of games in the bay area. warriors legend and hall of famer, rick barry is coaching the ball hogs for the second straight season... the three- on-three league features former n-b-a players they only play half court... have 4- point hot spot's... first to 50 points wins.. must win by 2 deshawn stevenson played 13 years in the

n-b-a... won a championship with dallas in 2011 scored 13 of his 21 points in the second half hit back to back threes to beat the ghost ballers... ball hogs win 50-40 rick barry gets his first win of the seasonáformer warrior, baron davis scored 17 pointsto help his team three's company win. the world cup has been filled with surprises germany, spain, and argentina all out... brazil with the best odds to win the tournament... looking to beat belgium to reach the semifinals neymar trying to help win their sixth world title... haven't won it since 2002 31st minute... belgium on a counter attack. kevin de bruyne makes it 2-nothing red devils scores his first goal in 93rd minute... brazil down 2-1 neymar top of the box... thibaut courtois with the save of the tournament belgium hangs on to beat brazil, 2-1 the other match of the day... france-uruguay uruguay playing without edison

cavani... one of the best forwards in the world 40th minute... game tied... off a set piece raphael varane flicks in first goal of the game france head into the break up 1-nothing things got worst for uruguay... 15 minutes into the second half... fernando muslera can't handle antoine greizmann shot he bobbles the ball... france win 2-nothing... the will play their first semifinal since 2006 they will face belgium tuesday tuesday

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(ken) (ken)for a limited time

only... roswell, new mexico is revealing its secrets to any who dare to brave the desert...

(ken) it's been closed off to the public for 71 years , but on thursday, the mack brazel u-f-o crash site opened up to people for the first time since 1947 in roswell, new mexico. (pam) some believe it was a hoax, others say, it is proof of extra- terrestrial life.now, an area connected with the incident is open to the public ... for a limited time. marissa armas went on a special tour and filed this report: marissa armas/roswell, nm: "i'm here the ufo crash site which hasn't been open to the public for over 71 years. in 1947, a man by the name of mack brazel says that this is where he say a ufo crash and along this 2 mile stretch is where they found a ton of unearthly debris." 75 miles from roswell...tucked behind dirt hills and desert branches--the eerie corona site is finally open for the public to see. voice of rylan bernard/canadian tourist: "it really did happen and i just have to see it for myself." rylan bernard came all the way from toronto to get a look at the 1947 ufo crash site.rylan

bernard/canadian tourist: "it's almost spiritual.//there's lots of research to be done, not just roswell, there's lots of ufo events, there's lot of witnesses you can make your own decision on, this is just one event but this is the start of it all apparently." kamran pasha came to the land of enchantment from los angeles to connect himself with a part of history.kamran pasha/tourist from california: "you can see where this craft landed and where the alien bodies were.. it takes you away from reality, your day to day life, and it makes you experience something magical, and you can actually touch it. it's really special." the object that was found in this eerie area was first identified as a flying saucer by officials, however they later retracted that statement and went on to call it a weather balloon.there are many theories on what really happened on that july morning in 1947-- seeing this wreckage- site was an unforgettable moment for visitors. kamran pasha/tourist from california: "you're getting this chance to enter into virgin territory, that others have only read about, and you're seeing it with your own eyes, and know that you're not sneaking it into the land and the family itself has opened it up to you. and it's really special." (pam) that was marissa armas reporting. if you are hoping to take your own tour of the purported u-f-o crash site... act fast... the privately owned property will only be open for tours until monday ... as part of roswell u-f-o festival. festival.roswell u-f-o the annual ... as part of until monday for tours only be open property will owned privately act fast... the o crash

site... purported u-f-tour of the take your own are hoping to if you reporting.armas was marissa armas reporting. if you are hoping to take your own tour of the purported u-f-o crash site... act fast... the privately owned property will only be open for tours until monday ... as part of the annual roswell u-f-o festival.

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