intentionally set by one of the victims. kron 4's dan kerman is live in vallejo tonight with the details. dan? sunday's early morning fire at this vallejo home led to the deaths of a mother and her two 14-year old daughters... their 11 year old sister survived... since their deaths a memorial has been growing outside the home... and talk has continued about the fire being intentionally set. now we have the gruesome details. vallejo police say it turns out the mother "mau dao... set herself on fire" ... and "dao's suicide and arson also resulted in the deaths of her two 14 year old daughters." "the vallejo police department has classified this case as a suicide that resulted in two homicides."

two homicides." (grant) another big story tonight... it was an emotionally gut wrenching day inside the courtroom during the sentencing phase of the ghost-ship warehouse fire case.. max harris and derek almena's lawyers cut a deal with the alameda county district attorney and pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. kron4's maureen kelly was there as family members of some of the fire victims confronted the two defendants. she joins us live at the

oakland courthouse. maureen? (maureen)many tears were shed inside the courtroom as victim's family members and friends were able to voice the pain and anger they've been feeling since that tragic night on december 2nd 2016. more than 20 victim impact statements were read in person....in some cases lawyers or represenatives from the da's office read letters...all of them lashing out at the two defendants. heard from close to two dozen people today.because so many people died in the ghostship warehouse fire....the judge scheduled two days for the sentencing hearing.derick almena who managed the ghostship artist collective kept his eyes mostly trained on the people sharing their pain....he kept a netural expression but sometimes his eyes seemed to be brimming with tears.max harris, was a tenant who helped almena

collect rent and schedule illegal concerts there, had his back to the speakers almost entirely, usually with his eyes downcast...and his jaw clenched.while they were asked to direct their statements to the judge many ignored that order and spoke directly to almena and harris. the father of 20 year old micheala gregory who died in the arms of her boyfriend alex vega said " i truly hope that the ghosts of the ship will haunt you until the last breaths you take.he and other family members called the plea deal a slap on the wrist and said justice was not served. almena's deal includes a 9 year prison sentence of which he's expected to only serve 3 years.harris is set to get six years...and is expected to serve 23 months. they could have gotten life sentences if found guity in a full trial. several people who spoke said

they wanted a trial because they believe more information would be brought to light about the alleged culpability of the buildings owners, city of oakland, alameda county and state agencies, as well as pg&e ....all were alleged by some of those speaking out, to have known that people were illegally living in what was described as a death trap....and failed to act.i spoke to the friend of one victim outside the courtroom. we read we need some real change in this town, it's been allowed for generations to rot from the inside. now we need to take acountability. and it's hard i understand the mayors office when she says she inherits a problem that's a huge scale but that does not stop the fact that we need to address this, we have lives lost we will continue to have lives lost we step forward to care for our citizens of the city the victim impact statement wrapped up today just a little over an hour ago. we are expected to hear from both defendants when the sentencing hearing resumes friday morning.maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) (vicki)public safety was the main topic at today's bart board of directors meeting in oakland. the transit agency's general manager presented a detailed plan aimed at keepin g look at the safety proposals approved by the board of directors

crunican pitched her highly anticipated safety and security plan. the plan was developed in the wake of violent incidents on bart property and features several initiatives. the general manager has unilateral authority to impliment some action items on her own including; emergency bart police staffing, deploying bart employee station teams that will wear brightly colored vests, be highly visible to passengers and receive security training, accelerate station hardening, making it difficult for fare evaders to enter the transit system and the addition of a second proof of payment team for the evening commute. then there were safety and security action items that required input and approval from the board nat/sot"rebecca saltzman/bart board of directors: "so you are asking us to approve in concept but we are not actually taking action?"nat/sotone of the items tabled for a future meeting is the physical security information management system which includes collecting and analyzing surveillance video of passengers says bart board

director debora allensot the board did approve moving forward with two safety and security action itemssotthe board also agreed on installing three 9-1-1 call boxes on each platformsotthe directors also approved a motion to hold a rare evening board meeting in a suburban town along the bart line to give those bart customers an opportunity to voice their opinons about safety and security...haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) to the south bay now where hundreds of constructions workers staged a noisy demonstration outside a (vicki) kron4newsq madyun security...haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) to the south bay now where hundreds of constructions workers staged a noisy demonstration outside a luxury condominium project under construction in downtown san jose. kron four's rob

fladeboe joins us live to explain why. rob? (rob live) the condo project is called "silvery towers" but local labor unions have taken to calling it "slavery" towers," after the builder was accused of being involved inhuman trafficing. nats (construction workers rally)hundreds of construction workers rallied outside the silvery towers condominium project thursday here in downtown san jose. their union has accused the builder of wage theft and human trafficing.david bini/building and construction trades council "....we know workers were being exploited on the job, but we were shocked to hear of the blatant human trafficking occurring here, it is shocking and disgusting..."the builder of the project, full power properties, has been ordered to pay $250,000 dollars to to 22 immigrant workers who were forced by a sub-contractor to live in a storage container like this one.(full-screen graphic)in a statement, the builder says it acted immediately to terminate the sub contractor as soon as we learned of the allegations against him and paid the

wronged employees for the work they performed on our project. but the builder has also been withholding wages from other subcontractors says the wage theft coalition's ruth silver taube.ruth silver taube/wage theft coalition ".....wage theft hurts workers and responsible businesses and reduces workers take home pay and a menace to public health...."nats (city councilman raul perlaez addresses rally)san jose city councilman raul peralez told the rally he is embarrassed by what happened.raul peralez/san jose city councilman "....yes, i am embarrassed but we haven't turned a blind eye to this, back in 2016 we passed measures to guard against wage theft with the projects that the city managed but with private developers we don't have as much control...." (grant) football is finally back! the 49ers are getting ready for their first preseason game... the dallas game... much control...." trafficing.human trafficing. nats (construction much control...."don't have as developers we but with private the city managed but with private developers we don't have as much control...."much control...."don't have as

developers we don't have as much control...." (grant) football is finally back! the 49ers are getting ready for their first preseason game... the dallas cowboys are in santa clara... and that's where we find kim smith before kick off... kim, i'm sure the faithful is excited to see what the niners can do after the end of last season?

this team had a lot of talk about them throughout the offseason... after the turnaround they had to bring some optimisim back into this organization.... jimmy garoppolo is a big part of that...it may be just a game tonight... but the enthusiasm is stands were entire training camp... and as around you can see the fans already filing into levi's stadium.. and they are probably wanting to be here early because quarterback

(grant) thanks kim. and a reminder... the raiders first pre-season game is tomorrow night against the lions. kickoff is at 7:30 in oakland. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... a major hurricane passes hawaii without any major impact. we'll tell you if there is still a threat to move through the pacific. (grant) parents are outraged after their kids are flying alone... and get stuck in atlanta. now they want to know why an airline employee took their kids to a hotel for the night... and didn't notify them. (vicki) plus... wildfires continue to burn across the state night... forcing thousands of people to

flee their homes as the flames come dangerously close. but firefighters are hoping cooler weather will help them battle the blaze. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after

evacuate now ...too close to the fire lines in southern california ....air tanker nata c=n=n news crew forced to flee

as flames bear down on their live coationi think we gotta go guys. (grant) (grant) it's not the biggest of the many wildfires burning in our state tonight ... but the three day old holy fire is impacting tens of thousands of people in orange and riverside counties. only five percent contained, it's burning through the santa ana mountains toward the town of lake elsinore ... where residents watch as firefighters make an all out effort to save their homes. nat holy sááááan aerial bombardment of fire retardant. oh my godthe holy fire doubling in size overnight. huge flames marched down the hillsides towards lake elsinore in hundred degree temperatures.tensions soaring with thier approach.it's getting bad here it's scary much closer today20,000 people are already under mandatory evacuation orders. others packed up and ready ready to go.my stuff ... my dog's stuff

the man charged with deliberately the fire refused to leave his jail cell today, so his arraignment was moved to friday.forest clark is being held on a million dollars bail.he is facing felony arson and criminal threats charges that could put him in prison for life.before his arrest, clark claimed he was the target of an arsonist. "i think (unintelligible) street gangbangers and m13 are trying to kill me. i've called in like 30 times and the sheriffs say i'm crazy. well, look what's happened now. i'm fáááing crazy. great. i'm caught on fire!"question: "so, do you know how this fire started?"forrest clark/arson suspect:"no idea. i was asleep, i had 2 earplugs in." //butted// "i just woke up, dude. i got burned! (grant) (grant) up north at the carr fire, an eighth fatality reported ... a heavy equipment operator killed in a crash on highway 99.and the giant ranch and river counties near clear lake are now more than 50 percent contained .. at more

than 300=thousand acres, they are the biggest acres, they are 300=thousand acres, they are the biggest ever recorded in the state, (vicki) nearly a year after a hurricane devastated puerto rico -- government officials confirm the death toll is more than what was initially reported. nearly 20-times more.in a report posted online -- puerto rican officials acknowledged more than 14-hundred people likely died in the aftermath of hurricane maria. a significant increase from the official death toll of 64. the figures come from death registry statistics released in june, but never publicly acknowledged by officials on the island. (vicki) and hurricane hector passed the big island of hawaii... with little impact. bridget namata spend the day on the south side of the island.. where residents followed the advice of emergency officers... and prepared just incase. hurricane hector brought the threat of dangerous surf, strong winds, and flooding to the big island.officials closed off south point road, just in case.by midday, hector moved farther awinging only big

surfs,ut no flooding - a big sigh of relief for this naalehu woman. < aurora garcia, ocean view resident: we have these catchment tanks. we don't have to buy water. expensive the water! i used to be 180 dollars for 6,000 gallons of water. > (vicki) that was bridgette namata reporting. the big island isn't totally in the clear yet. officials are still monitoring for dangerous surf. (grant) joning us now with a look at where hurricane hector is now... as well as a look at hurricane john... is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (grant) surf. dangerous monitoring for still officials are still monitoring for dangerous monitoring for still officials are water. >

(vicki) that was bridgette namata reporting. the big island isn't totally in the clear yet. officials are still monitoring for dangerous surf. (grant) joning us now with a look at where hurricane hector is now... as well as a look at hurricane john... is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was hazy again today with more smoke from the fires, temperatures hit the 100 degree mark inland wiith cool 60s at the coast. high pressure is weakening after today and temperatures will begin to cool, highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. cooler weather with increasing clouds is expected for the weekend. right now it looks like temperatures will be cooler than normal next week. (grant) still ahead... a disturbing new phenomenon is leading more people to get plastic surgery. we'll tell you about "snapchat

dysmorphia". (vicki) plus after the break... two siblings are traveling as unaccompanied minors.. and their parents say they were never notified when the flight was diverted... and the young kids get stranded in atlanta. why they in atlanta. dysmorphia". "snapchat you about next week.than normal will be cooler than normal next week. next week. than normal will be cooler temperatures looks like right now it the weekend.

right now it looks like will be cooler than normal next week. (grant) (grant) still ahead... a disturbing new phenomenon is leading more people to get plastic surgery. we'll tell you about "snapchat dysmorphia". (vicki) plus after the break... two siblings are traveling as unaccompanied minors.. and their parents say they were never notified when the flight was diverted... and the young kids get stranded in atlanta.

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found themselves stuck in atlanta due to bad weather. ashley thompson tells us, the parents are so upset, they hired a lawyer. nine-year-old carter gray and his seven-year-old sister etta have been on dozens of flights but their first flight without their parents was a nightmare. attorney alan armstrong - i mean this is a failure on so many levels. on july 22nd - around 8pm the two were put on a frontier flight from des moines, iowa to orlando florida.severe weather diverted the flight to atlanta. i spoke with their father, chad gray, by phone. sot: we did not hear from a frontier airlines employee throughout this whole process and the only way we recevied any notification was from another unaccompanied minor who had a cell phone and he let my son call me. gray says gate agents with frontier

weren't picking up the phone. around 2am - airline employees made the decision to take carter and etta to a holiday inn without notifing their parents.they drove to the hotel in a frontier airlines employees' personal vehicle.at 4:30am carter sent his dad a text telling him they were at a hotel. there were several other unaccompanied minors in the room and just one female airline employee.no one knew what to do and then lastly the policies and procedures,taking children off airport premises around 4 in the morningattorney armstrong, who's also a pilot, is representing the family. he questions the airlines decision to fly out of des moines when there was a ground stop in orlando.negligence, poor communicaton, no communication, poor judgement by the pilot. (grant) that was ashley thompson reporting. in a statement frontier says the parents were contacted. the airline arranged a hotel room for the children and they were supervised by a frontier

representative. frontier says they take the safety and security of all passengers seriously. (vicki) next at 5:30... a man is accused of abusing 11 kids at a compound in new mexico... and training them to be school shooters. tonight the suspects father is speaking out for the first time. (grant) and after the break... two sex assaults in a matter of days on the cal campus. details on who u-c police are looking for tonight. get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way less. oh yeah. ross has the top brands at big savings. for the latest styles and trends... at prices that make them even cuter... ...get to the ross shoe event. yes for less.

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kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) happening now in the east bay... u-c berkeley police are asking for help in identifying two sexual assault suspects... in two separate cases. the first incident happened at the recreational sports facility on august first a man was taking a shower at around 9:30 in the morning when police say another man reached through the shower curtain and grabbed him. the second incident happened near the campanile area on campus-- when police say a woman was sexually assaulted by a man she met on an online dating website. police have limited descriptions of the suspects in both cases. ... (grant) in the north bay... a u-p-s truck rolled over on westbound interstate 780...causing both lanes to be stopped for 20 mins. the benicia fire department tweeted out this picture saying it crashed just beofre east 5th street aroud 10:30

this morning. this was around ten-thirty this morning. you can see the tow truck trying to get the truck back on all fours.the truck back on all fours. (grant) police in santa rosa arrest a man accused of spying on women using the restroom at santa rosa junior college. a woman called police when she noticed a man watching her from another stall. the woman gave police a description of the man. police later found ian mumbi sitting in a parked car nearby. he was identified as the man in the women's bathroom. he has been booked into the sonoma county jail. (vicki) along the peninsula... foster city police are investigating the death of a man found near the san mateo bridge today. police were first called at around nine thirty this morning when someone reported seeing a body in the bay. using boats police pulled the body out of the water and pronouced him dead once they got to shore. police are currently working with san mateo county coroner's officer to identify the man and find out how he died. (vicki) police in palo

alto have arrested the man who shot into a car parked in a safeway parking lot. 37-year-old christian pope of nevada was arrested last night. police also recovered a handgun inside pope's truck... which police believe was the weapon used in the shooting. they say the shooting happened after an argument in the parking lot. pope is being held at the santa clara county jail. lawrence karnow: it was hazy again today with more smoke from the fires, temperatures hit the 100 degree mark inland wiith cool 60s at the coast. high pressure is weakening after today and temperatures will begin to cool, highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. cooler weather with increasing clouds is expected for the weekend. right now it looks like temperatures will be cooler than normal next week. (grant) the father of the man accused of training kids to be school shooters is speaking out for the first time. authorities say his son is an an islamic extremist...with a compound in next week.than normal next week.

next week.

(grant) the father (grant) the father of the man accused of training kids to be school shooters is speaking out for the first time. authorities say his son is an an islamic extremist...with a compound in new mexico... where 11 children ranging in age from one to 15 were being abused. scott mclean reports. when sheriff's deputies raided this remote compound in northern new mexico, they found 11 children forced to live in squalor... it's hard to imagine a more appalling scene... but prosecutors say it gets worse. according to the criminal complaints for child abuse filed against 5 adults on the compound, a subsequent foster parent says the adults "had trained the child in the use of an assault rifle in preparation for future school shootings."the accusation has not been proven in court. in a statement to cnn, the suspect's attorney questioned the basis of the allegation.an ar15 and six other guns were found on the compound that had its own makeshift shooting range.the local sheriff considered the occupants armed islamic extremists - but offered no proof. one of them, siraj

wahhaj, was wanted in georgia after disappearing to new mexico with his then 3- year-old son late last year - who was later reported missing. imam siraj wahhaj/ father of siraj wahhaj jr."we want to find out what happened, that's what we want to do, even if it's against them, we stand in judgment, god stands in judgment against them, and we stand on the side of truth."wahhaj's father, a new york imam, spoke to reporters today.he is the first muslim to lead a prayer in the house of representative s.he also served as a character witness for the mastermind of the 1993 world trade center bombing. imam siraj wahhaj/ father of siraj wahhaj jr."my son can be a little extreme, when i say extreme, not radical, killing people stuff like that, this is a little bit sometimes high strung."according to a search warrant, two of the children told social workers that lucas morten had buried the body of a long-missing child near a primitive bathroom, or inside of a tunnel dug under the property.police located the remains but have not identified them. cnn has obtained text messages between a neighbor and a man he says is morten... showing morten often asked for help - borrowing equipment, or buying supplies - because he can only leave the compound after dark, explaining only that it's "god's orders." morten's father said his son lacked the resources to safely live off the grid - the day before the raid he sent his father a text: gerard jabril abdulwali/ lucas morten's father"it was saying they were in dire need, they had ran out of money and were starving."

(grant) that was scott mclean reporting. a representative of a new york mosque says the raid is being used as propa he says that incident was a domestic situation that has nothing to do with extremism. (vicki) it's that time of year again... thousands of people will be coming to san francisco for the annual outside lands music festival.

this is the 11th year the 3- day music festival is being held at golden gate park. headliners this year include janet jackson, florence and the machine, and the weekend. the festival also features food from local restaurants, wine and beer too. (vicki) and a reminder if you are heading to the festival this weekend... outside lands is enforcing a new "clear bag" policy... that includes backpacks and totes. but small clutches and fanny packs do ánot have to be see-thru. outside lands organizers say many festivals have adopted the clear bag policy because it reduces time for security checks and enhances safety. (grant) thousands of people have signed an online petition that proposes replacing secretary of education betsy devos with nba star lebron james. the autor of the petition argues lebron james is a better choice because he has shown he cares about america's youth and public education. james recently opened a school for at-risk children in his hometown of akron ohio. the 'i promise' school is a

year-round learning center devoted to the city's most challenged youngsters. at last check...the petition had around 17,000 signatures. (grant) apple is trying to quell privacy concerns -- and it assures users that i-phones are not listening to or recording conversations around them. in a letter to federal lawmakers, apple insisted iphones do not listen to what users are saying throughout the day. apple's director of federal government affairs says the device only listens when it is triggered by the words "hey siri." the tech giant also says there's a visual indicator letting users know when siri is listening to a request. apple issued the statement in response to an inquiry from the energy and commerce committee. (vicki)he d-m-v is taking even more steps to help shorten wait times at offices all across the state. state lawmakers approved a funding request from the department of finance. that money will be used to hire 230 new employees at d-m-v offices all across the state. the director of the d-m-v says the

long wait times are unacceptable. the director says the d-m-v will also be mailing driver's license renewal forms to people earlier in order to give them more time. the dmv is also adding 50 additional grocery store kiosks...that allow people to renew their vehicle registration without going to a field office. (vicki) coming up... the shoe that highlights comfort over style... is making a comeback in a big way. how "crocs" is reorganizing their business... despite reporting a huge spike in sales. (grant) and after the break... we'll tell you about "snapchat dysmorphia"... and how social media apps are now causing more people to get plastic surgery.

(grant) a new report says people want to look more like filtered selfies... like what we see on snapchat and instagram. (vicki) researchers from boston university say doctors are seeing a trend in people bringing in selfies edited with a filter-- and asking to look more like their pictures. (grant) the phenomenon is

being called phenomenon is being called "snapchat dysmorphia". now experts are worried about the negative effect it can have on people's self esteem. (vicki) researchers say the filtered selfies present an unattainable look-- and blur the lines of reality and fantasy. the report also says people are actually going as far as getting plastic surgery to look more like their filtered selfies. (grant) still ahead... airlines say there are not enough pilots to keep up with travel demand... and now one lawmaker wants to change that. we'll explain who.

(vicki) happening now... airlines are in desperate need of qualified pilots. and today... u-s senator tammy baldwin introduced a bill she believes will help solve the problem... it will also help veterans find work after their service. washington correspondent jessica smith reports. airlines are struggling to find enough pilots keep up with record travel demand across the us.

particularly important in the midwest that we get the needed pilots trained.>sharon pinkerton with industry group "airlines for america" says it's the regional airlines that are suffering from a serious shortage....and flights connecting small towns throughout the heartland are at risk.

baldwin hopes to attach the bill to the faa reauthorization bill -- which the senate could take up as soon as this month. in washington i'm jessica smith. (grant) 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) thank you grant. coming up new tonight at six. a teen girl seriously hurt after being pushed off a bridge.... it was all caught on camera. tonight - we'll hear from the victim of the horrible prank. that's coming up next tonight. grant now back to you.(grant) thank you ken we will see you and pam at six. (vicki) a popular shoe company is trying to make a comeback. crocs are closing their less profitable retail stores and focusing on the colorado based company is also outsourcing most of their footwear to china and vietnam. crocs had a brush with

bankrupcy back in 2009. the ceo then shifted the focus on their core clogs and sandals and now they have seen an 18 percent growth this quarter. crocs expects its new high-heeled clogs for girls and women, which drew a mixed reaction on social media, to be a popular seller during back-to-school shopping. their highest sales have been from high school and college students buying clogs to wear before and after sporting events. (vicki) soon, you'll be able to get party city party supplies delivered straight to your house. party city announced thursday it will sell halloween costumes on amazon this year. it's a test run to see if consumers are interested. if it goes well, party city will offer christmas and new year's decorations through the online partnership between amazon and more traditional retailers. sears, best buy, and nike also sell products on amazon. a new a new school year is starting... which means a lot of running around to make sure your kids have everything they need to

succeed. but one of the major items on the checklist doesn't go in a book bag. vaccinations. kim hutcherson has more. back-pack?school supplies?what about updated vaccines...?as kids head back to school, parents need to make sure their children have received the right vaccinations.all 50 states and d.c. require vaccinations in order for children to enroll in the public school systemthe most common vaccinations are for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis, polio, measles and rubella, and chicken pox. additional vaccines vary from state to state.it's important to note -- many of these vaccines require multiple doses from birth through age six.medical based exemptions from vaccines are available in each state. many also allow exemptions for religious reasons, and 18 accept exemptions for philosophical reasons.make sure to check the cdc's website or with your local school district to find out the specific immunization and exemption requirements for your child.for today's health minute, i'm kim hutcherson. (grant) (grant) in

california... the law states all children must be up-to- date on their vaccines in order to attend public or private schools. personal- belief exemptions are no longer accepted. there are medical exemptions, but it is much harder to get those approved. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was hazy again today with more smoke from the fires, temperatures hit the 100 degree mark inland wiith cool 60s at the

coast. high pressure is weakening after today and temperatures will begin to cool, highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. cooler weather with increasing clouds is expected for the weekend. right now it looks like temperatures will be cooler than normal next week.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... i'll show you where you can find a taste of

healthy and hearty dishes at a family hearty dishes at a family owned restaurant in the east bay.

(grant) every town seems ow restaurant that serves up good food and good times.(vicki) tonight on such a place in walnut creek - called sunrise bistro. and there's a special twist - a kron story i

did long ago about a guy we affectionately called "g.i. joe." serving up locals since 1981, sunrise bistro is one of the last standing family owned eateries in bustling walnut creek. cindy is the mom who started it all. and joe is her son...who is happy to let cindy do the talking. we met joe back in 2003 when he was one of the first marines to go into the iraq war. we called him g.i. joe. he returned safe and sound and now runs sunrise bistro. it's still a family operation. cousin tay is the chef. pete runs catering. scott here's been eating here nearly every day since he was a teen. the food is both healthy and hearty. ample servings of everything from fruit salads and green salads and sauteed veggies - to blue berry pancakes. burgers are a big crowd pleaser. and you can order your eggs to pick up if you like. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 coming up six.kron 4 news at are here

with and pam moore ken wayne if you like.eggs to pick up order your and you can order your eggs to pick up order your and you can order your eggs to pick up if you like. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with and pam moore ken wayne ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on

kron4 news at six. an emotional day inside an oakland courtroom..where friends and family of the ghost ship warehouse victims... expressed their outrage over the proposed sentence in the crime.(ken) then - hear the chilling confession from the accused parkland school shooter. we have the video - next. that's all coming up right after the break.

break.right after the break. this sentencing is morally bankrupt" (pam) now at 6. outrage and anguish .. expressed today by family and friends of the 36- people who lost their loved ones .. in

the 2016 ghostship warehouse fire..... during the sentencing of the two men being held accountable for that tremendous loss.(pam) good evening i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. kron4's maureen kelly was in the courtroom as those who lost loved ones lashed out, both at the defendents and the plea deal that was struck. many tears were shed inside the courtroom as victim's family members and friends were able to voice the pain and anger they've been feeling since that tragic night on december 2nd 2016. heard from close to two dozen people today.because so many people died in the ghostship warehouse fire....the judge scheduled two days for the sentencing hearing.derick almena who managed the ghostship artist collective kept his eyes mostly trained on the people sharing their pain....he kept a netural expression but sometimes his eyes seemed to be brimming with tears.max harris, was a tenant who helped almena collect rent and schedule illegal concerts there, had his back to the speakers almost entirely, usually with his eyes downcast...and his jaw clenched.while they were

asked to direct their statements to the judge many ignored that order and spoke directly to almena and harris. the father of 20 year old micheala gregory who died in the arms of her boyfriend alex vega said " i truly hope that the ghosts of the ship will haunt you until the last breaths you take.he and other family members called the plea deal a slap on the wrist and said justice was not served. almena's deal includes a 9 year prison sentence of which he's expected to only serve 3 years.harris is set to get six years...and is expected to serve 23 months. they could have gotten life sentences if found guity in a full trial. a friend of one of the victims expressed his anger outside the courtroom. the sentencing is morally bankrupt. there is no way that this sentence deferred or delays or gives pause to anybody to do in these kinds of actions. on the other hand people like derek all meet up and max harris or not thinking. they're not planning for the future so it's hard to know if you would just how you would dissuade people like that, regardless this sentence is bankrupt several people who spoke said they wanted a trial because they believe more information would be brought to light

about the alleged culpability of the buildings owners, city of oakland, alameda county and state agencies, as well as pg&e ....all were alleged by some of those speaking out, to have known that people were illegally living in what was described as a death trap....and failed to act. we are expected to hear from both defendants when the sentencing hearing resumes friday morning. maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) another big story tonight.a suspicious fire that took the lives of a mother and her two daughters has now been ruled a suicide that lead to murder. (pam) kron 4's dan kerman is live in vallejo with details. it's was early sunday morning when fire raced this me killing 2 14 year old daughters... her 11 year old daughter survived. since then a memorial outside

the home has continued to grow with a traiditional budist offering of food, as well as flowers teddy bears and candles. for the getgo vallejo police thought the fire was suspicious and now we know the horrific ddtails. vallejo police say it turns out the mother "mau dao... set herself on fire" ... and "dao's suicide and arson also resulted in the deaths of her two 14 year old daughters." "the vallejo police department has classified this case as a suicide that resulted in two homicides." ( pam )

public safety was the public ( pam ) ( pam ) public safety was the main topic at today's bart board of directors meeting in oakland. the transit agency's general manager presented a detailed plan... aimed at keeping passengers safe and secure. kron4's haaziq madyun takes a look at the safety proposals approved by the board of directors today.

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deliberations entered their second day in san francisco superior court today in a lawsuit against monsanto.(pam) the "round-up" maker is accused of causing a bay area man's cancer. grant lodes is here with the latest.. (grant) day 2 of deliberations began at 9:30 this morning.began at 9:30 this morning. dewayne johnson filed the suit... he is a former ground-skeeper for the benecia unified school district. he says after using roundup on a regular basis.... he developed a rash.. as well as lesions on his body... and was later diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma. he's asking for more than 39 million dollars in compensatory damages and 373-million in punitive damages. he says roundup should come with a warning label. during the trial, the lawyer for monsanto said

that while they have sympathy for what johnson and his family are going thru, there is overwhelming scientific evidence that the chemical in question does ánotá cause cause cancer. they say johnson's cancer started long before he got his job at the school district. (grant) this case is the first of hundreds if not thousands like it.... however johnson's case was allowed to go first because his doctors say he doesn't have long to live. "okay do we need to leave do we need to leave? what do you wnt ot do?... i think we gotta go i think we gotta go"(ken) some scary moments for our partners at c-n-n covering the holy fire in southern california today. they were in a neighborhood being evacuated and just two minutes before reporter kristen holmes went live the houses you see at the end of the street start to catch fire. you can see the black smoke start rising behind them. she and the

crew had to make decision to leave. (ken) holmes speaks later saying the house went up in flames moments later. looking ahead... california officials are hoping the slightly cooler weather forecast for this weekend will help them get the upper hand on wildfires burning across the state. kristen holmes is in lake elsinore, in riverside county, near where the holy fire forced about 20-thousand people from their homes. jonathan valencia / lake elsinore resident: they're working hard, working after hours, you know taking care of businesscalifornia residents are grateful for the efforts of the more than 13,000 firefighters on the front lines of california's historic wildfire season that has claimed the lives of eight people state-widejonathan valencia / lake elsinore resident: our firefighters are trying to protect us, protect our community and try to do their best to risk their lives and try to take this fire down as soon as possible.here in southern california, the holy fire doubled in size overnight. about 20,000 people are already under mandatory evacuation orders. others are

making sure they are ready to go.annie sperline / lake elsinore resident: we're ready to go whenever we need to go. brandon marquez / lake elsinore resident: i had to go in my house and pack as much as i can in my car and as of right now, i'm not staying at home because i don't know the outcome of what's going to happen.officials have arrested forrest gordon clark and charged him with starting the holy fire on purpose. though, in an interview before his arrest, clark denied he was the one responsible.reporter: do you know how this fire started?forrest gordon clark / charged with starting the holy fire: i have no idea. i was asleep, i had two ear plugs in. meanwhile, in northern california the mendocino complex fire, the largest in state history, has destroyed more than a hundred homes and officials don't expect to bring it fully under control until the end of the month.in lake elsinore california, i'm kristen holmes. (ken) the man charged with starting the fires, forrest clark, missed his initial court appearance today. a judge said it is because the 51 year old refused to go. clark is charged with three counts of arson, resisting arrest and deterring an executive officer and faces

life in prison if convicted. his arraignment has been rescheduled for tomorrow. (pam) new at 6. california senator kamala harris toured an evacuation center in lake county today... she is there to survey the damage from the mendocino complex fire. the fire is now the largest in state history.. at more than 300- thousand acres. senator harris met with local leaders, emergency management officials, and evacuees impacted by the fire. she also visited the cal- fire - middletown fire station for a briefing on current response efforts. i'm here to talk and learn as much as i can so i can take their concerns back to washington to make sure the federal government is doing its part to make sure the folks on the ground get the resources they need. (pam) senator harris says, fires are not considered natural disasters for the purposes of getting assistance from fema ... but she adds, the state needs fema resources

--- not only to help victims .... but also to avoid more fire related disasters in the future. (ken) coming up... tough criticism for p-g-and-e and the c-p-u-c over the handling of a bay area power outage that led to the release of toxic chemicals ... we will talk live with a state lawmaker who is unhappy with both agencies. (pam) also... a teen girl was not quite ready for the jump.... but suddenly, somebody shoved her 60-feet down into a river ... details on that girls' condition tonight.. (ken) plus, alarming charges of wage theft and human trafficking against the developer of a bay area project ... leading to a protest rally by hundredbas ofy details next.... (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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workers rallied outside the silvery towers condominium project thursday here in downtown san jose. their union has accused the builder of wage theft and human trafficking.david bini/building and construction trades council "....we know workers were being exploited on the job, but we were shocked to hear of the blatant human trafficking occurring here, it is shocking and disgusting..."the builder of the project, full power properties, has been ordered to pay $250,000 dollars to to 22 immigrant workers who were forced by a sub-contractor to live in a storage container like this one.(full-screen graphic)in a statement, the builder says it acted immediately to terminate the sub contractor as soon as we learned of the allegations against him and paid the wronged employees for the work they performed on our project. but the builder has also been withholding wages from other subcontractors says the wage theft coalition's ruth silver taube.ruth silver taube/wage theft coalition(full screen graphic)full power properties insists the unions are agitating to pressure it to excluseively hire union labor. but the rank and file say

they are being squeezed out. tom trayer/construction worker "...we're trying to make an honest living and there are contractors breaking every rule they can and it's depressing wages across the board..."in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news let's take a look outside right now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was hazy again today with more smoke from the fires, temperatures hit the 100 degree mark inland wiith cool 60s at the coast. high pressure is weakening after today and temperatures will begin to

cool, highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. cooler weather with increasing clouds is expected for the weekend. right now it looks like temperatures will be cooler than normal next week. (ken) four men are in jail

tonight for charges related to selling and possesing heroin. santa rosa police arrested them wednesday at two different vallejo homes after finding more than 5 pounds of heroin most of the drugs and all cash you see here were found inside a wall behind a kitchen cabinet at one of the homes. detectives discovered evidence of packaging, scales, and other items related to drug trafficking. police also found an 11 year old girl at one of the homes. she has been placed with family members. (pam ) coming up... america's plan to dominate space.. the white house pushes a new branch of the u.s. military ... and is even ready to start marketing space force merchandise .. "in the air i think i might have fainted, but when i hit the water i was definitely awake and aware."(ken) a

teen girl is recovering after being pushed off a 60-foot bridge... by someone she thought was her friend...

a teenager in washington state is recovering... after being shoved off a bridge.she fell more than sixty- feet into the river below... and now has five broken ribs and a punctured lung. but as nate bynum reports... the girl's mother says, it could have been much worse voice of genelle holgerson/victim's mother "recovery is going to be slow with her ribs and her chest, so we're still at the hospital and we don't see any hopes of leaving today anyway."a terrifying fall for a 16-year old girl, caught on video. voice of genelle holgerson/victim's mother"i was told this was over 60 feet. the doctors told me that at half that it's just about the way you fall so if she would have fell a different way she could have broke her neck been paralyzed -- they see that a lot where she could have died."jordan holgerson/pushed off bridge:

in the air i think i might have fainted, but when i hit the water i was definitely awake and aware.áábutted toáái was trying to push myself forward so i could be straight up and down so that my feet hit first but that didn't really work.it happened at the moulton falls footbridge near yacolt in clark county.jumping off the bridge is illegal, and just hearing the girl's impact, you understand why.nat soundnow, her mother wants the culprit to come forward.voice of genelle holgerson/victim's mother"she should probably just turn herself in, realize what she did was wrong. this is not okay. she could have killed my daughter."while her daughter recovers and comes to grips with what happened. jordan holgerson/pushed off bridge: well i'm in a lot of pain without medication and i have 5 broken ribs. there's air bubbles in my chest. (pam) coming up... seventeen students and teachers were killed... now, the unsettling video confession of the young man police say is responsible for the parkland massacre.. (ken) and next..

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into the air... resulting in a shelter in place. however the c-p-u-c decided to not penalize the utility company... saying that p-g&e has agreed to take corrective actions to prevent reoccurances. (pam) bill dodd... california state senator representing napa county ... sent a letter to members of the commission today asking them to impose penalties on p-g&e... he joins us now via skype. (ken)(pam)(pam) (ken) (ken) (pam) time now for a look at

tonight's top local stories. in oakland family members of some of the 36 people who lost there lives in the 2016 ghostship fire expressed their anger and anquish during the sentencing of the two men being held criminally responsible. close to two dozen people shared their

heartache....and suffering. several asked with the judge to toss out the plea deal for the two men who've pleaded no contest to 36 counts of involentary manslaughter. the master tenant cut a deal that gives him a nine year prison sentence. the warehouse tenant who helped collect rent and book shows is to get six years but both are expected to serve far less. we are expected to hear from both defendants when the sentencing hearing resumes friday morning. maureen kelly kron4 news the general manger of bart will present a new safety and security plan to bart board members this morning. the new plan would hire more officers to patrol bart stations. other features of the proposed plan include making it harder to by pass fare gates, adding a second proof of payment team during evenings commute and installing platform emergency call boxes that connect directly to bart police. bart riders told us they are in favor of a new plan if it means more of a police presence. take sot:

officers standing right around on the platform.""it would be nice to see more officials on the trains, like every other car have a security officer."> nearly every passenger i spoke with says they have seen violent behavior and they just hope if this plan moves forward it will create some real change.in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron 4 news. ### in san jose...accusations of human trafficking and wage theft. construction workers rallied outside the silvery towers luxury condominium project downtown. their leaders blasted the builder, full power properties, for hiring a sub contractor who was charged with holding immigrant workers captive in a storage container and withholding their wages. the builder says it fired thesub and paid the workers, accusing the unions of trying to pressure it into exclusively hiring union labor. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news lawrence karnow: it was hazy

again today with more smoke from the fires, temperatures hit the 100 degree mark inland wiith cool 60s at the coast. high pressure is weakening after today and temperatures will begin to cool, highs tomorrow will still be in the 90s inland with 60s at the coast. cooler weather with increasing clouds is expected for the weekend. right now it looks like temperatures will be cooler than normal next week. next week. (ken)tonight at 6.newly-

released, chilling video -- of the alleged parkland shooter's confession.in the interrogation video released by prosecutors-- the 19-year- old accused of killing 17 students and teachers-- says he hears voices, punches himself in the face, and repeatedly says he wants to die.rosa flores from our partners at c-n-n has the story. newly released video of parkland school shooter nikolas cruz being interrogated just hours after he shot and killed 17 people - and injured 17 others -- shows him barefoot, dressed in a blue hospital gown.. answering a detective's questions for several hours. natpopthe video, shows him at times acting erraticallymurmuring to himself about wanting to dieat one point forming his hand into the shape of a gun and putting it to his head nikolas cruz:"kill me. just (expletive) kill me. (expletive)." "i want to die. at the end you're nothing but worthless (expletive) dude. you deserve to die because

you're (expletive) worthless and you (expletive) (unintelligible) everyone. i want to die."at one point, cruz breaks down and sobs loudly after investigators grant his request to speak to his younger brother, zachary natpop of cruz cryingbut then appears to laughzachary cruz: "why did you do this? don't even laugh at me" nikolas cruz: "i'm sorry, dude." cruz told his interrogator that he carried out the mass shooting at the direction of a demonic voice inside of his head...telling him to do evil thingsnikolas cruz:"burn kill, destroy"but the narrative didn't seem to sit well with broward county detective john curcio . det. john curcio: "because i don't really believe there is a voice, to be honest with you" growing agitated at that suggestion, cruz abruptly demanded an attorney, ending the five hour interrogation. the claim that he was directed to carry out mass murder on valentines day at marjory stoneman douglas high school by demonic voices in his head was in stark contrast to the seemingly boastful videos cruz made in the days before the shooting videos in which he laid bare his sinister plans, predicting he would achieve fame and notoriety. cnn chose not to air those videos when they surfaced in the months after the shooting, not wanting to fulfill cruz's apparent desire for attention. . but now that he has introduced a possible line of defense, we believe those videos provide a fuller context to his mindset and motivations.nats of cruz homemade video: "location is stoneman douglas in parkland, florida."rosa flores miami.

(ken)cruz faces 34 counts of murder and attempted murder. a judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf during arraignment. the prosecution is seeking the death penalty. (pam) still ahead at six ... the latest in ahead at six ... the latest in the fight over immigration, as a federal judge challenges the trump administration and

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plaintiff was in the process of being deported while their case was pending.the plaintiff is part of a case brought by the american civil liberties union -- challenging new restrictions to immigration policy brought on by attorney general jeff sessions.the federal judge issued an emergency order halting the deportation.... and threatened to hold attorney general jeff sessions in contempt, if his orders aren't followed.the lawsuit is in response to a recent decision by sessions making it almost impossible for victims of domestic violence and gangs to qualify for asylum in the u-s. (pam) a federal appeals court has ordered the e-p-a.... to ban a top selling pesticide. chlorpyrifos (clor-py-ri-fos) is widely sprayed on citrus fruits, apples and other crops. the 9th u.s public health... because scientific evidence found, even tiny amounts can harm the brains of babies. the product was banned once before, in an obama era rever- a administrator scott pruitt during the trump

administration. the court's ruling, orders the e-p-a to ban all use of the pesticide within 60-days.the e-p-a says, it is reviewing the ruling. in sports... warriors star steph curry puts down the basketball...and picks up a golf club. and the san francisco 49ers are gearing up to face the dallas cowboys... in the team's first pre- season game. gary has details... and all the sports... coming up.

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it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. the san francisco 49ers are gearing up to face the dallas cowboys tonight at levi's stadium. quarterback jimmy g.. is

expected to play just one series... that's typically how these things go...preserve your starters and work them in closer to the regular season... mike mcglinchey first round pick will go with the first team offense... no richard sherman tonight...remember he tweaked his hamstring in practice... in his place will be jimmie ward who is back from injury...who still has much to prove. that's also the case for a few rookies on defense... learning new positions through camp... it's an important game... but most of all a special one... as their first time taking the field..here is the great kim smith...who is live in santa clara....kim??

: it would be better if it was a game that counted, but we're here no matter what. whether we're here for practice or we're at a draft party or doing whatever we do, we're all here to have a good time. and we don't care if it's super bowl, playoff game or preseason.: i'm excited about it because, you know, for us that have been down for the last, what, five years, any little thing that we can see that's definitely a positive, i want to : we are doing great. drink and be merry together, settle our differences on after listening to after listening to the opinions of numerous architects...the 49ers say there is no reasonable there is no 49ers say architects...thenumerous the opinions of listening to

after after after listening to the opinions of numerous architects...the 49ers say there is no reasonable way to provide shade for fans who sit in the sunny seats on the east side of levi's stadium so instead of adding shade... the niners have decided to lower the pricing of bottled water at games. the price of bottled water will drop from $6 dollars...to just $2 dollars. the niners provide free filtered water on the concourse. but instead of a tarp to provide shade to fans at levi's stadium... management has decided that drinks... are the solution.

for the second straight year steph curry is playing in a pga event... the ellie mae classic at stonebrea in hayward... part of the web-dot-com tour 3rd hole... curry... started on the 10th... sinks the birdie putt... he had 3 birdies and 4 bogies for his round... all three birds on the back 9 8th hole... curry's approach shot... watch this... hits the flag stick... he would birdie the hole... his 2nd straight after also bsinking a birdie on the 7th... curry shoots a 1- over 71 for the day... he is currently tied for 103rd place... 3 shots behind three co-leaders

in golf... round one of the pga championship is underway at the bellerive county club in missouri. the great gary woodland...he's at the top of the leaderboard...on the 16th hole... he nails a birdie putt....-6... woodland ends the day at (-6, 64)however the the question on everyone's mind... how's tiger doing.on the 16th hole...tiger woods muffs his chip...that lead to bogey.. +3but on the 18th hole ( his 9th) tigers great approach sets up birdie...+2. woods is currently tied 47th... gary woodland is the current leader at -6.here's tiger woods... on his lackluster performance.(sot)

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space force.(pam) the white house says, it wants "space force" up and running by 2020. but as mark meredith explains, congress may keep the idea grounded. nat: "the time has come to establish the united states space force"vice president mike pence says by creating a space force, the military can defend american satellites and more from threats posed by russia and china. "our adversaries have transformed space into a war fighting domain already, and the us will not shrink from this challenge"the white house wants to spend at least 8 billion dollars to launch the new military branch.and it hopes to have space force up and running within two years. but it's ultimately up to congress to decide if "space force" should ever get off the ground.the white house says it's building bi-partisian support around the proposal. but on capitol hill, some lawmakers see it as a waste of time. hawaii democratic

senator brian schatz tweeted: "the vp just announced a new military branch - a "space force," because no r (republican) is willing to tell potus it's a dumb idea...."and some critics say the force doesn't make any sense financially.citizens against government waste blasted the idea....writing: "the addition of a new branch will serve only to add unnecessary costs that come with increased duplication and bureaucracy"the white house says it plans to move forward with the force...even as congress debates.and plans to re-shuffle some pentagon staff to focus on the new frontier. in washington, i'm mark meredith. last weather and goodbye

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