the gunman as cold and methodical.three people dead, that includes the shooter. 24=year old david katz reportedly took is own life after killing two fellow gamers at a tournament in jacksonville florida.(vicki)we learned today that katz had two handguns and a history of mental illness.ken wayne is in the newsroom with more details. ken? (ken) a young father from west virginia and a former high school athlete from southern california... two lives cut short when a video game competition suddenly became all too real. nat and gunfire"what did he shoot me with?"forty year old toshiba sharon was announcing the video game tournament when the gunfire broke out.after the first shot. i thought it was a technical difficulty. after the second shot i zoomed in on the gunmen my eyes and attention went there. we put the table up kinda ke a barricadejust a few feet away-- 22-year-old eli clayton of woodland hills in southern california...who posted this video on instagram.my name is eli clayton also known as trueboy and i am here to win the madden challenge.sharon said

clayton had no time to react. at first he got shot he didn't know what was going on and then he go shot repeatedly. outside, sharon found taylor robertson of west virginia.i think i witnessed him breathing his last breath. "next thing you know, pop pop pop pop" "it was the scariest thing of my life." nine other gamers were wounded. some of them tweeted ... "got hit twice, lower body" ... "bullet grazed my head" ... "i am literally so lucky. the bullet hit my thumb" and "i will never take anthing for granted ever again. life can be cut short in a second."i honestly thought i was goin to die, that he was going to reload ... but he took his own lifekatz was known to fellow gamers, but not known well.i really think i am a good player "he was one of those, just one of the quiet guys. you know. just one of those guys that really didn't say much." in previous tournaments he was described as emotionless. david katz keeps to himself. he's a man of business. he's not here for the experience or to go out or this, that or the third. he's not here to make friends."the suspect clearly targeted other gamers, carried two handguns and extra ammunition "i believe it was jealousy. some being successful and him barely making it."he was always one of the quiet guys, not really say much

(ken) the sheriff says katz apparently purchased the guns legally in his home town of baltimore/ (grant) more violence on bart this weekend. a man-hunt is underway tonight for this man-- who police believe stabbed another man on a bart train. (vicki) the latest incident comes as a program to ramp up security at bart stations-- is now being pulled back. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the walnut creek bart station tonight with the details. dan? bart police are on the hunt for this man. police say he's wanted for stabbing a man in the thumb aboard a train near the macarthur station saturday evening. the suspect is

described as a 50-to 60 year old 220 pound african american man about 5-9 or 5-10 inches tall... sotit's getting progressively worse, it's very dangerous, people are getting on the trains who are not monitored properly, knives are exposed, they are wearing them on their belts.this latest round of violence on bart is not only disturbing to riders, but also those who run the transit agency.sot debora allen/bart directorit's troubling and i take it personally that i am a board member for a system that needs to get a handle on this.bart director debora allen says making bart safer is all about who gets into the system sot when that is all set and done and we have a new security fare gate system we will see reduction in criminal activytu, homeless activeity and panhandle activelty on the system. allen would also like to see bart police officers at every fare gate at every station but at this time, bart remains 21 officers below what's already budgeted... forcing mandatory overtime

among it's current staffsoti raelly apprecatie the increased presense of teh bart police, i have seen them once a day for the last 5 days so that's a good step in the right directions.

good news regarding bart. the transit agency was awarded 6.8 million dollars from the federal emergency management agency... this one time fema funding, will help with safety and security. sot jim allison/bart spokesman (vicki) spokesman (vicki) bart is one of a dozen large transit agencies to get a piece of this 88 million dollar pie (grant) a new development tonight in a theft at an apple store in the east bay. the crime happened this past weekend, at least four

suspects rushed a store in walnut creek making out with thousands of dollars of merchandise. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, thanks to video of the getaway car - police say they're closing in on some suspects.. (take pkg) walnut creek police say they are working on a substantial lead... thanks to this... this video showing a black suv leaving the scene of the crime. it was saturday afternoon around 5pm... police say at least four suspects blasted into the apple store on broadway and swipped iphones and mac computers. authorities say, the store is still tallying up the total, but add the thieves took off with thousands of dollars in stolen goods. the black suv has a license plate - a lt. told kron four news they are working with oakland lice on the case. this crime - comes on the heels of several other recent thiefs at apple stores... take a look at these pictures... at the corte madera apple store - police say 5 men rushed into and within one minute took 19 thousand dollars worth of items. the store has 2 security guards, but central marin police are now stepping

up patrols at the store. at the walnut creek store... two private security guards kept watch over those coming and going... apple employees are not alllowed to talk on record... but several off camera told me that they feel frustrated that apple is not doing more to stop these thefts... check out this video.... in southern calfiornia, cusomters tackled several thieves trying to rip off the store. kron four reached out to apple - but a spokesperson says they do not talk about the recent rash of crimes... referring me to local police. as walnut creek detectives crime... residents say it is far time for apple to do protect everyone. michelle chambers, east bay resident. i definitely feel they should do more to take care of the product and the customers, it is dangerous for people to be in there. dwayne lem, east bay resident. their products are just out in teh open, they need to beef up security. in walnut creek, terisa estacio kron four news #####

(vicki) to the south bay now where santa clara county is being called on to save a county-owned building from the wrecking ball. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, advocates for the homeless believe the old city-hall annex could become housing for the homeless. when it comes to finding housing for the homeless, there is no such thing as a bad idea say advocates for the homeless. which is why they are pushing an idea that would have the old san jose city hall annex here at north first and mission, be converted to housing for the homeless. it's a no brainer says homeless advocate shawnn cartwright.shawn cartwright/homeless advocate santa clara county, which owns the property, provided a tour of the building on monday.

mothballed years ago, the aging structure is in bad shape and slated for demolition. local contractor james salata claims to have financing available to convert the building into at least 100 units for the homeless. but he is under estimating what that would cost says county c.o.o. miguel marquez.miguel marquez/santa cara countythe county had planned on convertig the site into a parking lot as part of a long- term master plan to developthe entire area.rob fladeboe/san jose "....meantime a deadline looks for the county's plan to demolish thebuilding. the board of of supervisors is expected to vote on the homeless housing idea on september 11th. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (anchor1) taking a live look

outside-- at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2)(anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches

you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend.. weekend.. and into next weekend.. "they pulled rocks and pieces of debris out of his eye today."(grant) a six-year- old boy stands up for a friend who is getting bullied... and the bullies turn on him. you won't believe how old the ring-leader is. (vicki) reaction continues to pour in after the death of senator john mccain. see how lawmakers are

honoring the legacy of senator mccain... and hear his final words to the american people. (grant) plus--- as marijuana is legal in california... officers are now dealing with the impact of people driving while high. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. marijuana is legal in the

state of california for recreational usage... but doing it and getting behind the wheel can be deadly. today members of law enforcement throughout the

state came to the bay area to focus on getting that message out to the public... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story(take pkg) (pkg)the legalization of marijuana in california and the impact on impaired driving. that is the focus of this marijuana traffic safety summit hosd by the california highway patrol here in dublin. chp officer kristopher borer says this is the first state wide joint law enforcement event focused on marijuana since its recreational use was legalized in 2018sot officer borer says the importance of informing the public about the dangers of driving while under the influence of marijuana is the primary subject heresot

judgement">one of the presenters at the summit is jennifer knudsen. she is the traffic safety resource prosecutor of denver colorado. she talks about the rise of impaired motorists driving under the influence of more than one drugsotbelieve it or not the c-h-p says there are some members of the public who believe that recreational marijuana being legal, means it is not against the law to drive while being high, to that officer borer says...?sot in dublin haaziq madyun haaziq madyun

(vicki) advocates for two ballot measures that try to tackle the state's homelessness and housing issues kicked off their campaign today. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala is live in sacramento tonight... and explains who could be affected by proposition one and two. ashley? ((ashley))several groups rallied here at capitol park, encouraging voters to vote yes on those propositions. supporters say the initiatives will help veterans, the mentally ill, and many others who just can not afford housing in california ((pkg))(nats)in front of the veterans memorial.. lawmakers, city leaders, veterans and some who were at one point, homeless, rallied together for props one and two. ((assembly member david chiu)) "what we've experienced all over the state as of this year are the

highest home prices, highest rent prices, highest levels of homelessness. this should not be the case in the fifth largest economy in the world." proposition one is a 4 billion dollar bond measure for housing related programs to help those in need of affordable housing like working families, those with disabilities, and veterans. proposition two would authortize the state to use part of the 'millionare tax' to provide homlessness prevention services and programs to those with serious mental illness. (nats)the topic of homelessness was an emotional one for u.s. army veteran robert st. clair. he was part of california's large homeless veterans population before getting help from a veterans resource center in sacramento.. ((robert st. clair- u.s. army veteran)) "i struggled with addiction, homelessness (sniff) for many years, thanks to the support of the sacramento resource center, i got the help i need.. i needed to start to heal and recover from the addiction. moving into the home turned my life around, the day i moved in, i was joyful and relieved."(nats--"i was able to get my master's degree)single mother of four

and habitat for humanity resident johnnie jackson spoke about the power of having stable housing and the importance of the programs providing it. ((johnnie jackson - habitat for humanity resident)) "because habitat provides affordable housing, it has also allowed me to help put my children through college. that really means a lot, it's a perpetual blessing affordable housing. there are so any blessings within that." ((ashley))opponents of these measures say they are costly and do not address the roots of some of the homeless problems--such as the influx of the millions of people who have moved to the state. these ballot measures have had bipartisan support in the legislature.. we did not see anyone at the rally against the propositions today.

(grant) a big story we're following. a federal judge in seattle blocked a texas-based company from posting blue-prints online... for making 3-d printed guns the federal government reached a settlement with gun rights organization 'defense distributed' that allowed the release of those prints in july. several states argued the settlement could put un-traceable guns in the hands of criminals. and the u-s district judge in seattle agreed today... extending his previous injunction against the blueprint release until the case is resolved. (anchor) taking a live look outside--san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend..

(vicki) still ahead-- tropical storm lane is no

longer a threat in hawaii... but damage is left behind as the storm weakens and moves away from the islands. (grant) plus... after the break... a little boy stands up for what is right--- and tells bullies to leave his friend alone. but the bullies then turn on him-- using rocks, sticks, sawdust and their fists...send him to the hospital. what's

♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. (grant) a six-year-old boy in washington state was assaulted after he stood up to

a group of kids who were bullying his friend. he was left with serious injuries -- a broken arm, had to have surgery to repair a laceration áin his eye. gabe cohen reports.. six-year-old carter and his mother dana emerge from harborview after a morning surgery to sew his eye back together.nats groanhe's upset and exhausted... as is his mom. dana english: "it's been hell, i haven't slept i haven't ate, i can't do anything. it's like, i can't even leave his side."carter says he was attacked by a group of kids in his olympia apartment complex wednesday... when he confronted them for bullying his friend.carter: "they were just bullying him, like beating him up."/butted/"i told them to stop. and then they did it to me."reporter: "what did they do to you?" carter: "bullied me."they beat carter with rocks and sticks... and rubbed sawdust in his eyes.he ended up with a broken arm... and cuts and bruises across his face and head.dana english: "they pulled rocks and pieces of debris out of his eye today." olympia police are now investigating.they found the 5-year-old who they say started all of this... and

they're planning to get social services involved.dana english: "it's heartbreaking and disgusting and it makes me wonder what they're going through in their everyday life."carter may need surgery on his arm... and definitely needs some rest.dana english: "are you scared this is gonna happen again?" "yeah mommy is too."the ugly consequence of standing up to a bully.dana english: "i really don't know what i'm hoping for other than for people to know that this is not acceptable. and bullying is not okay. there's no reason to bully someone ever." someone ever."reason to bully okay. there's no reason to bully someone ever." (grant) that was gabe cohen reporting. a go-fund-me account has been set up to help carter's family with medical expenses. we have a link to it on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) next at 5:30....

health officials in the east bay are warning about the west nile virus... after more insects and birds have tested positive. (grant) plus after the break... we take a look at senator john mc-cain's legacy... as his family releases his final words to the american people.

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. our top story tonight at

5:30... reaction is pouring in across the country... after the death of senator john mccain. he died saturday at age 81-- a llittle more than a year after being doagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer. (vicki) today was the senate's first say back in session since his death-- though mccain had not been back to washington since december. the senate draped mccain's desk in black fabric and placed a vase of white roses on top. he served in the senate for more than three decades. senator mccain wrote a final farewell letter-- offering words of wisdom to his fellow americans. rick davis-- who is mccain's former presidential campaign manager and family spokesman -- read the message at the arizona state capitol today. to be connected to america's causes - liberty, equal justice, respect for the dignity of all people - brings happiness more sublime than life's fleeting pleasures. our identities and sense of worth are not circumscribed but enlarged by serving good causes bigger than ourselves. 'fellow americans' - that association has meant more to me than any other. i lived and

died a proud american. we are citizens of the world's greatest republic, a nation of ideals, not blood and soil. we are blessed and are a blessing to humanity when we uphold and advance those ideals at home and in the world. (grant) and tonight tributes are pouring in for senator john mccain. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith has a look at how lawmakers plan to honor mccain's legacy. flags on capitol hill are flying at half staff in honor of arizona senator john mccain. mccain's body will return to washington later this week to lie in state in the capitol rotunda on friday.missouri

republican senator roy blunt says mccain had a deep impact on his life."he truly became one of my heroes"mccain, a lifelong republican, also had friendships across the aisle. florida democratic senator bill nelson praised mccain as a senator who never lost sight of his values... "well, the warrior's gone. and he'd stand up and he'd fight, if he believed it, he'd fight."john mccain worked here in the russell senate office building..but soon this building may have a new name. there's a bi-partisan push to rename the building in honor of mccain"iowa senator chuck grassley told us he admired mccain's military record.and he says he'll consider supporting the effort to re- name the senate office complex. "ill say this for sure..there's a lot of buildings in this country that need to be named after senator mccain"the president's troubled relationship in life with mccain continued after the senator's death.this weekend, the white house reacted to mccain's death with only a short tweet.but late monday...the president released an official statement writing quote: "despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country"president trump is not expected to attend a saturday

memorial service fosenator mccain at the national cathedral.but the president has asked vice president pence to speak at the capitol on friday.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (vicki) (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay.. health officals are warning about the west nile virus after more insects and birds have tested positive. kron 4's lydia pantazes is in concord with the latest. .. byron is the latest area of contra costa county to be added to the list of places where mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus this year.so far this year, 13 groups of mosquitoes, eight dead birds and 13 chickens from around contra costa county have tested positive. mosquitoes with west nile have also been found this year in oakley, martinez, holland tract, discovery bay and quimby island. dead birds testing positive for west nile have been found in brentwood, discovery bay, antioch and concord.since 2005, 63 contra costa county residents have been diagnosed with west nile.

in 2006, two people died from the disease.in addition to warning people to wear mosquito repellant and stay indoors when mosquitoes are active at dawn and dusk, officials are reminding horse owners to get their animals vaccinated.reporting live in concord, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) investigators say say a tesla driver who said he áthoughtá his car was in autopilot mode... crashed into the back of a firetruck in san jose. c-h-p says says the tesla rear-ended a fire engine that was stopped with its emergency lights turned on along highway 101 on saturday. 37-year-old michael tran told

officers "i think i had auto-pilot on." tran was later arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. it was unclear whether autopilot was activated. tesla says in a statement that it has not yet received any data from the car, but they are working to figure out what happened. (vicki) two teenage boys are under arrest after leading police on a chase that ended in a crash near a south bay high school. the car was reported stolen early yesterday morning in santa clara. the 15-year-old driver lead police on a chase that ended near wilson high school. the driver lost control and drove through a chain link fence and crashed into a tree. the driver suffered a broken leg. the 16-year-old passenger was not injured. both are facing charges of grand theft auto and evading police. (grant) in the north bay.... a man is under arrest after two people were stabbed outside a mexican restaurant. it happened at la-perla on santa rosa avenue in santa rosa yesterday. police say jose lopez-mendoza stabbed two security guards after he and his friends were kicked out for being

intoxicated. both of the victims are expected to survive. lopez mendoza is being charged with attempted murder. lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s th 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend..

(vicki) a big story tonight... the once powerful hurricane lane is drifting away from hawaii... but the people who live on the islands now have to deal with the mess left behind. in hilo, hawaii... a huge chunk of land more than 60 feet long slid down more than 25 feet... crumbling a large retaining wall. and crews are working to clear landslides, trees, and debris from a 30-mile stretch of a highway. and while lane is moving away from hawaii-- people on the islands are still experiencing a lot of heavy rain. (grant) coming up... in the wake of the death of mollie tibbetts... a new statistic reveals just how many women are harassed while jogging. some tips you need to know to stay safe-- when out on your next run. (vicki) plus after the break... get ready to pay more the next time you fly on jetblue. the fees that are getting more expensive.

(grant) for your money tonight. your luggage may cost you more money than you expect when you fly jetblue. it's the first major airline to increase its baggage fees in recent years. the current charges for most major airlines... 25- dollars for the first bag and 35 for the second one. jetblue says it will now charge customers buying its cheapest "blue" fares...

30-dollars for the first bag and 40-dollars for the second. but the biggest jump comes with a third bag. the airline says it will now charges 150-dollars for bag number three... up from one hundred dollars. the move comes amid a spike in airline fuel prices. (vicki) still ahead-- an arrest in the north bay is sparking controversy all over the country... as some say officers used excessive force.

a big story tonight... video of an arrest in vallejo has sparked controversy here in the bay area and across the country. (vicki) some witnesses believe police used excessive force when taking a 22 year old into custody friday night. vallejo police say they were responding to a 911 call of teenage girl who said she was being held captive in the suspects car. kron 4's hermela aregawi has the latest. hey don't beat him!a dramatic arrest caught on a cell phone cameravallejo police arresting a 22 year old man friday night..while on-lookers yell

at officers to stop beating the suspect.elaine wallace/vallejothe guy is screaming. he's screaming for help and in so much pain. did you see that blood that was on his skull? that was horrific to watch.the vallejo police department says officers responded to a call from a 14 year old girl reporting that she was stuck in a man's car.. and that he would not take her home.they say.. when they approached that car.. the suspect 22 year old angel bagos ran away from the scene.. and to the front part of mod pizza which is where the video was taken.the man who captured the arrest on his cell phone says.. officers tackled bagos so hard into the door that the glass and wood broke.but police say.. bagos tripped on the sidewalk as officers trying to take him down to arrest him.elaine wallace/vallejohe was just a little guy. there's no way he could trip from this curb and do that much damage to that door..police also say.. that bagos refused to comply when officers ordered him from underneath his body.. so one of them used a flashlight to repeatedly hit him in his back area and left arm.elaine

wallace/vallejothere's no way that the police should be in a position like that. first of all, it's two cops. the guy is on the ground. and while the guy is spending all that energy beating him, the other cop was taking his precious time putting him in handcuffs. and we don't know what happened before because of where the video started . but that does not have to do with the end result was, them beating him like a meat cleaver. he was screaming like an animal screaming and they had no sympathy. they just kept beating him. (grant) (grant) take a look at this.. a fan was arrested -- after jumping on stage during the

beyonce/jay-z concert in atlanta. he's the guy you see in the white shirt. 26-year-old anthony maxwell is accused of making physical contact with jay-z during the encounter. the couple was wrapping up the concert when police say he ran on stage and bolted after them. dancers and security guards sprinted into action and stopped him from further contact. maxwell was treated for minor injuries at the scene. he was initially cited for disorderly contact and released. upon further investigation, he was arrested last night for simple battery. beyonce and jay-z are doing fine after the incident. (anchor) taking a live look outside... 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: low clouds were slow to clear today

leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend..

weekend.. and into next weekend..

(vicki) four your health tonight... new moms who use pot could be exposing their babies to marijuana chemicals through breast milk -- days after using. that's according to a new study in the american academy of pediatrics. researchers analyzed fifty women who smoked marijuana or ate an edible... and found the mind-altering chemical t-h-c in 63-percent of the women's breastmilk samples. the study also found t-h-c could linger in their milk for up to six days. the study's

lead author admits they don't know yet how t-h-c affects a baby's neurodevelopment. neurodevelopmbaby's neurodevelopment. researchers say more studies need to be done to determine the full impact. (grant) a ferrari g-t-o... the most valuable car ever sold in a public auction... selling for a record-breaking 48-million dollars. and take a and take a look why. the 19-62 ferrari two- fifty g-t-o was sold off saturday at a collector-car sale in monterey. only three dozen of these were made. but they are all still running. the g-t-o's are so pricey because they were dominant racing cars in the sixties... and they are pretty nice to look at too! (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... after the death of mollie tibbets-- women are now sharing their stories of being harassed while out exercising. the tips you need to know-- to stay safe on your next run.

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at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. statistic is making

headlines.... in the wake of the murder of okalnd native...and iowa college student mollie tibbetts, who disappeared last month while out for a jog... we're learning tht 43 percent of women say they've been harassed while jogging. (vicki) mary stackhouse learned how women can respond should that happen to them.. and how else they can stay safe on a run. daniel whisenant shows me how

to respond to a hair pull from behind."i'm going to grab with this opposite side hand, and i'm going to set my hips down and away, and i'm going to hug this down. you'll note that i grab with my thumb on top. i'm using my head as my thumb, and i'm hanging here, so when you try to pull -- go ahead and try and pull -- i'm like a rock."from there, you can strike."be aggressive. be instant. and get away."that's how he says women need to respond if attacked while jogging.he's been practicing martial arts and self defense for 15 years.. and now teaches it."you don't have to win a fight. you just have to escape. that's the win."he shows me another way people can be grabbed..."you're going to hook on the closest leg to you and you're going to set your weight down on that leg. if you give a little tug you can feel that i'm impossible to pick up now."and he was... the leg hook maneuver made it much more difficult to pick him up.here are some other things he recommends to help keep joggers safe..."not running with both head phones in for instance. that's a big one -- so you can hear people. pay attention to what's going on around you while you're

running. run toward traffic. not away from it. that way it's hard for someone to approach you and grab you than someone who pulls up beside you."daniel also recommends running with another buddy.. and even better, taking a self defense class. (grant) some very useful tips there. that was mary stackhouse (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news (grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks vicki and grant.these are some of the stories we are working on..... new at six tonight. (pam) a new climate change report has bad news for californians. the temperature could rise a lot more than previously thought... meaning all sorts of problems for the state. we will talk about what could happen, if nothing is done

to cut carbon emissions. (ken) plus... medical marijuana on school campuses could soon be a reality.... after a bill passed the after a bill passed the california assembly today. what this could mean for parents and students. (ken) and we're live in jacksonville, florida tonight with the latest on the deadly shooting that killed two and wounded almosta dozen over the weekend.kron4 news at 6 starts in 70 seconds. bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell people to try my bowls? no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. ♪ ♪ they're the moderne stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪

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community is mourning the deaths of two gamers who were gunned down during a tournament. meanwhile-- we are learning new details about the man who fired a weapon .. inside that jacksonville, florida venue. police say, this man... david katz opened fire during a football video game tournament sunday - killing two gamers and injuring nine other people ... before killing himself. (pam) thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. investigators searched katz's home in baltimore. it's not clear what they may have found . the 24- year old won some madden tournaments last year. the buffalo bills even tweeted a picture of him winning.(pam) firefighters were training across the street, when the shooting happened. they were able to immediately start treating people. so far .... police have not released a possible motive. omar jiminez joins us live now with more on the investigation. alex madunicshooting survivor "next thing you know, pop pop pop pop" "it was the scariest thing of my life."speaking from a hospital bed... survivors are talking about escaping bullets during an online gaming tournament.the event was being live streamed-- when gunfire erupted."what did he shoot me with?"competitive players of the football video game madden

were in jacksonville hoping to earn a chance to compete for large cash prizes.now they're mourning the loss of two of their fellow gamers."for him to come to a gaming event, as a mother i thought he'd be safe. and he wasn't."the two players who died-one of them is 27-year old "taylor robertson" from west virginia who had won the national tournament two years ago.the other was 22-year old "eli clayton" a former high school football player from california.alex madunic shooting survivor"it makes me not want to leave the house anymore. it's scary" authorities say the gunman took his own life.while police have not released a possible motive -- witnesses say they believe the attack was targeted."i believe it was jealousy. some being successful and him barely making it."in jacksonville, florida, i'm omar jimenez

(ken) more violence on bart this weekend. a man-hunt is underway tonight for this man-- who police believe stabbed another man on a bart train. the latest incident comes as a program to ramp up security at bart stations-- is now being pulled back. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the walnut creek bart station tonight with the details. dan? sot i've never seen it this bad soti'm really concerned because my kids take bart from time to timemost riders are well aware of safety issues on bart. this past weekend, another violent incident... bart police are looking for this man who they say stabbed another man in the thumb saturday evening aboard a train near the macarthur bart stationsotit's dangerous, i'm a big guy and i'm afraid to ride bart.bart directors have

already authorized emergency call boxes on all train platforms and an upgrade to security cameras... but one bart director says it's a longer term project that will really have an impactsot debora allen/bart director 36-41the way we handle it is we work on who gets into the system from the startbart director debora allen a new more secure fare gate system will lead to a reduction in all criminal activity. she also wants to see a bart cop at every fare gate. to do that bart would need to budget for more officers. right now the transit agency has 21 budgeted positions that have yet to be filled.sotwe are still actively hiring and in my opinion that is what we should focus on108/the thing we should focus on (ken) there is some good news regarding (ken) there is some good news

regarding bart. the transit agency was awarded 6.8 million dollars from the federal emergency management agency... this one time fema funding, will help upgrading security cameras and patrols on trains. (ken) (ken) bart is one of a dozen large transit agencies to get part of this 88 million dollar

allotment (pam) bay area drivers are you up for a challenge? the c-h-p is asking that question. the object is to keep both hands on the steering wheel and off of your cellphone.... while driving one of the busiest freeways in the bay area... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story.. (pkg)sot c-h-p officer kristopher borer is out on patrol looking for distracted drivers as part of a week long maximum enforcement effort called the i-80 challengesothe says this driver was distracted by her cellphone with both her eyes and her handssot

screen and do all this with apps or whatever your doing. that is just as dangerous as actually being on your phone"> for the next seven days motorists along interstate-80 will be participating in the i-80 challenge whether they want to or not because that is where the c-h-p is focusing their distracted driving awareness campaign through labor daysot haaziq madyun kron4news kron4news (pam) new tonight at 6. the california state assembly has passed a bill .. which would allow parents to give their children medical marijuana on school campuses. current law allows minors to use medical marijuana ... but forbids it on school campuses. lawmakers argued today, that taking children

off campus to administer medicine, is disruptive to the learning process. the legislation was inspired by a bay area student who takes the drug to stop constant seizures. the caveat is that the marijuana must be in non- smoking form. seven other states already have similar laws. the bill now goes to governor brown. (ken) a new development tonight in a theft at an apple store in the east bay. the crime happened this past weekend. at least four suspects rushed a store in walnut creek making out with thousands of dollars of items. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, thanks to video of the getaway car - police are closing in on some suspects.. walnut creek police say they are working on a substantial lead... thanks to this... this video showing a black suv leaving the scene of the crime. it was saturday afternoon around 5pm... police say at least four suspects blasted into the apple store on broadway and swipped iphones and mac computers. authorities say, the store is

still tallying up the total, but add the thieves took off with thousands of dollars in stolen goods. the black suv has a license plate - a lt. told kron four news they are working with oakland police on the case. this crime - comes on the heels of several other recent thiefs at apple stores... take a look at these pictures... at the corte madera apple store - police say 5 men rushed into and within one minute took 19 thousand dollars worth of items. the store has 2 security guards, but central marin police are now stepping up patrols at the store. at the walnut creek store... two private security guards kept watch over those coming and going... apple employees are not alllowed to talk on record... but several off camera told me that they feel frustrated that apple is not doing more to stop these thefts... check out this video.... in southern calfiornia, cusomters tackled several thieves trying to rip off the store. kron four reached out to apple - but a spokesperson says they do not talk about the recent rash of crimes... referring me to local police. as walnut creek detectives work on their crime... residents say it is far time for apple to do more to protect everyone. michelle chambers, east bay resident. i definitely feel more to take care of the product and the customers, it is people to be in there. dwayne lem, east bay resident. their products are

just out in teh open, they need to beef up security. in walnut creek, terisa estacio kron four news ##### a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds

were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend..

(pam) coming up.. housing and construction costs getting so expensive .. even the developers and builders are starting to back out of deals and sell... (ken) also... a call for santa clara county to get two wins in one move .. save an old building and create housing .. details ahead on efforts to save the city hall annex. (pam) and next... climate change costing californians in ways you may not have imagined... a new report shows the affect on water supplies .. temperatures.. recreation.. wildfires and more..

new tonight at 6. the potential effects of climate change on california are enough to take your breath away..the california natural resources committee released a report today outlining the impact. (ken) the potential effects are far deadlier, costlier, and more destructive than previously thought. grant lodes joins us with more on the report. (grant) the report states that by 21-hundred.... the average annual maximum daily temperature will increase by anywhere from 5 and a half to almost nine degrees... depending on steps taken to reduce emissions. that means by 20-50 -- the water supply from our snowpack could decline by two thirds... resulting in water shortages for agriculture. cities

could see 2-3 times more heat- related deaths. anywhere from 31 to 67 percent of from 31 to 67 percent of southern california beaches could completely erode by the end of this century. the amount of highways susceptible to coastal flooding in a major storm will triple.... potentailly costing billions to repeair. and the frequency of wildfires would increase. not only that... the average area burned statewide could increase 77 percent by 2100. (grant) state energy officials say urgent action needs to be taken not only globally... but locally as well to protect california from the effects of climate change... effects that are already being felt here in the state. (pam) speaking of wildfires... a flare-up of a wildfire in southern california's santa ana mountains ... has burned outside containment lines... and has grown to 40-to 50- acres. authorities say,

five air tankers and four helicopters are tackling 'the holy fire' again. ground crews will also be used when it is safe to do so. the holy fire had been the holy fire had been fully contained during the weekend... after burning nearly 36- square miles. an area resident is accused of igniting the fire back on august 6th. (pam) today marks one month since the 'ranch fire' burning in lake, colusa, glenn, and mendocino counties broke out. it is now 67- percent contained. the wildfire is the biggest in state history-- having burned more than 402-thousand acres as part of the mendocino complex fires. fire officials expect full containment by saturday. the ranch fire -- along with the nearby river fire have together destroyed 157 homes. one firefighter was killed.. and three others were injured. (ken) the catholic diocese of san jose raised some eyebrows by purchasing a 2 point 3 million dollar home for its retiring bishop.

new at 6 this evening... the bishop now says he will not move into the home. critics were vocal about the cost of the five bedom silicon valley home seming counter to the church's mission of charity and serving the poor. listings for the nearly 33-hundred square foot space describe a "spa like marble bathroom" and "grand sized chef's kitchen." the 73-year old retiring bishop who was slated to live there... patrick j mcgrath... has previously spoken out about the lack of affordable housing in the bay area. the diocese now plans to re-sell the home. (pam) as desperate as the bay area is for housing, word now that.. thousands of residential housing units that were in the process of being built in san francisco ..... are now stalled. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a real estate expert who explains .... the various economic factors that are causing this slowdown. i'd say there are 20-thousand units that are stalled because of this.it's hard to imagine that in such a hot real estate

market that condo and residential housing projects are being stalled....but industry insiders say that's what's happening to projects like the one that had been slated to replace this dilapated buulding on folsom street in the mission. it was permited to be 117 units....after a lengthy battle that ended with an deal that would have made nearly 30 percent of the units affordable.....but now the project has stalled and the property up for sale. real estate investor chris foley says building all over.....and especially san francisco is just too expensive to build for the financing to pencil out.bitehe says there is also a shortage of construction workers that's persisted after the real estate bubble burst in the last decade.(standup) but the stalling of so many projects in san francsico could provide an opportunity for developers focused on affordable housing.the non profit mission housing development corporation has made an offer to buy this folsom street propery....and plan to make it 100 percent affordable housing.. their executive director says the reason they can afford it when

for profit developers can't.... because they have access to funding....from the city of san francsico, as well as state and federal dollars. maureen kelly kron4 news let's take a look outside right now... chief now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and

60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend.. (ken) still ahead at six ... praise continues to pour in following the weekend..

(ken) still ahead at six ...

remembrances continue to pour in following the death of arizona senator john mccain ... all, as the white house does an about face after complaints that the flag should remain lowered in mccain's honor. (pam) and santa clara county is being asked to save an old government building, and put it to good use for people who need a home.. the pros and cons.. next.

in the south bay.... santa clara county is being called on to save a county -

owned building from the wrecking ball. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, advocates for the homeless believe the old city - hall annex could become housing for the homeless. when it comes to finding housing for the homeless, there is no such thing as a bad idea say advocates for the homeless. which is why they are pushing an idea that would have the old san jose city hall annex here at north first and mission, be converted to housing for the homeless. it's a no brainer says homeless advocate shawnn cartwright.shawn cartwright/homeless advocate santa clara county, which owns the property, provided a tour of the building on monday. mothballed years ago, the aging structure is in bad shape and slated for demolition. local contractor james salata claims to have financing available to convert the building into at least 100 units for the homeless. but he is under estimating what that would cost says county c.o.o. miguel marquez.miguel marquez/santa cara countythe county had planned on

convertig the site into a parking lot as part of a long- term master plan to developthe entire area. the board of supervisors will re-visit the housing idea on september 11th. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (pam) coming up.. oakland - born mollie tibbits, a victim of kidnap and murder, is laid to rest in iowa.. as her family tries to negate any politicizing of her death. ( ken ) also... u.s. flags fly at half staff to honor fallen her death. kron4news (pam) coming up.. oakland - born mollie tibbits, a victim of kidnap and murder, is laid to rest in iowa.. as her family tries to negate any politicizing of her death. ( ken ) also... u.s. flags fly at half staff to honor fallen dignitaries

who served the nation .. the white house lowered .. then raised .. then lowered the flag for john mccain.. the complaints that led to the latest change.. maybe you could save energy by

weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. sen. patrick leahy(d) vermont (ken) american flags were flown at half-staff over the weekend following the death of senator john mccain... but this morning -- the flags above the

white house were back fully raised. this while the flags at the u-s capitol building and other d-c area sites were still lowered. the white house only returned the flags to half staff this afternoon... following widespread criticism. (ken) also today in washington .... servicemembers are paying respect to mccain -- who was the son and grandson of u.s. navy admirals. he attended the u.s naval academy -- and will be buried there. (pam) senator mccain was a fierce advocate for the military and for veterans. our washington d.c. correspondent brie jackson ... talked with veterans about the senator's legacy. we went toe-to-toe in opposition of each other. veteran will fischer says his organization, votevets, didn't always see eye-to-eye with senator john mccain.. on the iraq war and other issues.what the future of the va looked like we had some disagreement in some of these areasbut despite those differences, fischer says mccain was always respectful and worked to improve services and programs

for america's veterans and active duty military.senator mccain was a former navy pilot and prisoner of war--who was himself tortured as a pow in north vietnam. because of that background, fischer says mccain was not afraid to take on his own party on controversial issues like waterboarding and other so- called enhanced interrogation tactics. fischer: in terms of being opposed to torture because it runs so counter to the ideals of human solidarity flags on capitol hill are now at half staff in honor of senator mccain.earlier this year congress passed and the president signed the john mccain 2019 national defense authorization act the bill was named in mccain's honor by his colleagues in the senate... one of them...democratic senator tim kaine said in a statement:" john has urged us to listen to each other." "may we be wise enough to follow his example".fischer: i think there is a real lesson for politics in 2018 to be found therefischer hopes lawmakers from both parties follow mccain's lead ... and continue to work together for the good of america's military men and women. in washington, brie jackson. (ken)(pam) time now for a look at

tonight's top local stories. sothere in dublin sot local stories.tonight's top

for a look at time now (pam)(ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sothere in dublin the california highway patrol held its' first ever state wide marijuana traffic safety summit sotin dublin haaziq madyun kron4news

lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay

and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend.. weekend.. and into next warm midweek it will begin and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend.. (ken) mourners paid their last respects to mollie tibbetts over the weekend. the 20-year-old university of iowa student -- who was from the bay area -- disappeared in july while she was out jogging. her body was found last week in a cornfield.(pam) and now, suspect -- cristhian rivera -- is in custody. tibbetts' funeral service brought hundreds of people together... a mix of family, friends and community members. mollie's father told mourners, he has been embraced by the local hispanic community..

following president donald trump and others, quickly seizing on the suspect's citizenship, to argue for changes in immigration laws. kron 4's grant lodes joins us here in the studio ... with more details on that outpouring support, and the funeral.. grant? (grant) rob tibbetts did not directly respond to comments by president comments by president donald trump and others who quickly addressed the suspect's citizenship to suspect's addressed the who quickly and others donald trump president comments by respond to directly did not directly respond to comments by president donald trump and others who quickly addressed the suspect's citizenship to argue for changes in immigration laws. however tibbetts says he encountered community who were sensitive and kind during the weeks he spent in the central iowa to help search for his daughter. members of the tibbetts family have been against politicizing her instead they've tried to focus on the positives. mollie tibbetts' brotherscott wasn't supposed to play in his high school football season opener... just days after police discovered his sister's body. but he did and as the quarterback... threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third in a win.

the epitome of what this community stands for. they've just had an outpouring of support. they've been there for everybody and everybody's been there for them."> mollie's mollie's father asked mourners to remember his daughter by "celebrating something wonderful," rather than focusing on how she died. (pam) still ahead.. a german shepherd rescued from the mendocino complex fire .. getting lots of love and possibly a new, forever home.. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you

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mendo can help heal the wounds from that loss. (pam) millennials already use social media to stay connected...but now, instagram and tinder are taking extra steps to keep them in the loop. both apps - which got their start on college campuses - are adding features specifically for college students. instagram is testing a feature that opens up direct messaging between students at the same schools. the dating app - tinder - also rolled out 'tinder-u' ... so users can limit their searches to classmates or people from nearby colleges. with millions of users combined, the new features could make these apps more personal, and give students an added sense of community they may be looking for. in sports... a future nba hall of famer calls it a career after 16 seasons and four n-b-a titles... we'll show you how steph curry paid his respects... and the reaction of odell beckham junior's teammates is priceless... after they find out he became the highest-paid receiver in n-f-l history... j.r. stone has all the sports.. next.

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today .... the u.s. and mexico have reached a preliminary trade agreement -- as part of the re-negotiations on nafta, which the president has loudly criticized. kelly smoot has this report from washington. president donald trump: they used to call it nafta we're going to call it the united states mexico trade agreement. from the oval office monday, president trump announced that the u.s. and mexico have hammered out a preliminary trade deal that, "modernizes and rebalances the trade relationship to reflect the realities of the 21st century." the president has been a vocal critic of the 1993 nafta treaty and negotiations to re-write it began about a year ago.president donald trump: we'll get rid of the name nafta, it has a bad connotation.in an effort to take on what the president said were unfair trade practices worldwide, the u.s. imposed tariffs on some steel and aluminum imports earlier this year, including those from mexicomexico retaliated with tariffs on some u.s. products including apples, pork, and bourbon.the details of the deal have yet to be made public and it remains to be seen whether mexico has agreed to the terms announced. but the white house says the deal with mexico includes rules incentivizing more automobile production in the u.s. and commitments to improving agricultural trade. president donald trump: this is something that is very special for our manufacturers and our farmers, from both countries, for all of the people that work.the white house characterized the proposal as a bilateral one, meaning that unlike with nafta, canada was not part of today's announcement but president trump indicated that that would happen separately. president donald trump: one way or the other we have a

deal with canada. it'll either be a tariff on cars on it'll be a negotiated deal.in washington, i'm kelly smoot. (j.r.)hello to everyone out there in the bay area...j.r. stone here....two weeks from today the raiders will open up their nfl season and right now they are still without khalil mackthe star defensive end has been a no show at camp. yes he is under contract and yes he is getting fined for every preseason game he misses but he wants a long term deal. one that would make him one of the highest paid defensive ends in the league. in his four season's with the raiders he season's with (j.r.) smoot. (j.r.)hello to (j.r.) hello to everyone out there in

the bay area...j.r. stone here....two weeks from today the raiders will open up their nfl season and right now they are still without khalil mack the star defensive end has been a no show at camp. yes he is under contract and yes he is getting fined for every preseason game he misses but he wants a long term deal. one that would make him one of the highest paid defensive ends in the league. in his four season's with the raiders he has forty and a half sacks. he probably wouldn't have played very much in any of the preseason games but he isn't there practicing with the team either. head coach jon gruden was asked today about what the team misses by not having mack around. "his playmaking, his leadership, his presence. great players like mack have all those things going for them. they make people around them better. they make

offenses account for ya. if your gonna account for khalil mack you're probably gonna double team the guy. someone else is not gonna have to deal wanna put any time table on it. this is obviously a long process that has been gueling for both arites and fans, and me personally. we're just hoping we can get him in here."could mack be traded? many insiders believe that would be a pretty crazy move but others say it isn't totally out of the question. khalil mack is in the fifth year of his deal and is set to make 13.9 million. right now it's just high stakes game of chicken this next story is not good news for the raiders when it comes to their attempt to sign khalil mack. new york giants wide receiver odell beckham junior signed a five year, 95 million dollar contract according to n-f-l dot com. insiders say it is a record deal and involves the highest ever guaranteed amount for a receiver. his 65 million dollars of guaranteed money sits behind only two

quarterbacks in the league. going into this deal...beckham was entering the fifth year of his contract just like mack. beckham was set to make eight point four million before signing this big time contract. beckham's new york giants teammates were a bit excited about the deal and took to social media. (jr)check out the party in the locker room. i mean you talk about excitement these new york giants are pretty fired up. i don't know about you but this clip just gets me excited about the season. arguably one of the greatest to play in the n-b-a is calling it quits. san antonio spurs star manu ginobili announced his decision on twitter today. ginobili is now 41 years old and played for 16 years in the nba. on twitter he said, "today with a wide range of feelings, i'm announcing my retirement from basketball. it's been a fabulous journey. way beyond my wildest dreams."

he is a four time nba champion, two time nba all star, and olympic gold champion. steph curry took to instagram today. he posted a picture of him and manu saying, "congrats on an amazing career manu ginobili. you embody how basketball is meant to be played. with passion, joy, and obviously a champion through and through. you are an inspiration to many sir. enjoy the rest of your life to the fullest." as i speak san francisco giants catcher buster posey is recovering from his season ending hip surgery. skipper bruce bochy was asked about posey just two hours ago. at that time he was still in surgery. posey has been playing through pain all season long. he is in vail, colorado for the surgery. he is getting his labrum repaired and doctor's are removing a bone spur in his right hip. recovery is a long one here. 6 to 8 months. there is a hope that posey will be back in time for next year's

opening series against the padres. (ken) still at six.. definitely not what you would expect to find inside your costa rican pineapples ... the latest on a big drug bust.. ahead. while other burger places serve the same old stuff, i'm the only one that has the bowls to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. (pam) officers in

new mexico survived a close call ... when a shoplifting suspect they were chasing on foot... turned around and opened fire!(ken) jeremy roth has today's take a look at this! the spanish police seized a load of pineapples that came from costa rica.inside the fruits, authorities found about 147 pounds (67 kilos) of cocaine hidden inside cylinders.inside cocaine hidden kilos) of 147 pounds (67 found about authorities fruits, inside the costa rica. came from pineapples that load of police seized a the spanish the spanish police seized a load of pineapples that came from costa rica.inside the fruits, found about 147 pounds (67 kilos) of cocaine hidden inside cylinders.the pineapples were emptied and each one was filled with a cylinder coated with wax to insulate the odor of the drug. as part of this operation, seven people were arrested in madrid and in barcelona. in barcelona. in madrid and were arrested in madrid and in

barcelona. in barcelona.in madrid and in barcelona. (ken) nasa may soon be back in the business carrying of people into low- earth orbit. according to u-s-a today-- nasa's top official all but guaranteed the agency will once again be making those trips in 2019. he told the paper that nasa is very close to being able to fly "american astronauts on american rockets from american soil."the last time the agency sent a crew to low-earth orbit was on the

final mission of the space shuttle atlantis in 20-11. since then nasa has been hitching rides on russia's soyuz rockets -- at a cost of $82 million per seat. lawrence karnow: low clouds were slow to clear today leaving behind cooler than normal temperatures. highs today only reached the 70s in the warmest with cool 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite image you can see a weak trough of low pressure passing to our north. it was enough to help keep the tmperatures down across the state too. low clouds and fog will be on the increase tonight with patchy drizzle possible near the coast and bay. highs tomorrow will be cool to warm. at the beaches you will see cool 50s an 60s with 60 and 70s around the bay and 70s inland. it will begin warm midweek and into next weekend.. last weather and goodbye

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