5... a student in the east bay has been arrested...after being accused of hackinginto a social media account and posting a threat against diablo view middle school in clayton. hello i'm catherine heenan. (jr stone) and i'm j-r stone. grant and vicki have the night off. the student was arrested at their home this morning-- and booked into juvenille hall for making criminal threats. kron four's philippe djegal talked with students and parents who took the threat seriously. ... (philippe) a patrol car parked out front... and, clayton police officers monitoring the campus causing high tension and anxiety. jasmine lopez/student- "i was pretty scared being in class, you know. everybody scared, not knowing what to do -- wondering, looking out the windows." 12-year-old jazmine lopez had her mother doly pick her up early from diablo view middle school tuesday.jasmine lopez/student- "(philippe) how many periods did you make it through? (jazmine) made it through four." her mother had no problem taking her out of class. monday night... the school's principal notified families in a robocall that a threat was made against the school on snapchat and instagram. and, that officers would be on-campus tuesday to ensure

nothing happened.doly quigley/jazmine's mother- "early morning, there were like a few ot them on every single corner." lopez says that in one of her classes... only seven out of 30 students showed up... and, that's when she realized it was time to go home.melinda cark/student- "in my first period class there were only about 13 kids. (philippe) and, how many are usually in there? (melinda) 30." just before noon... the clayton police department announced that the student who allegedly hacked the social media accounts to make the threat was arrested at their home. they were booked into juvenile hall for identity theft and making criminal threats.ferd santos/parents- "we have to be aware of kids and families that might need help. there's a reason why they act out this way -- cause they need some help." the students we spoke with say they intend to attend class wednesday. in clayton, philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) this was just the latest school threat in the east bay in recent days. today there was also a shooting threat at livermore

high school. extra officers were on patrol.. and a threat was posted on social media... targeting clayton valley charter high school yesterday. last week - pittsburg high school was threatened... but police eventually determined the threat was not credible. (jr stone) happening now... police are looking for this man-- after they say the inmate walked away from a minimum-security camp in nevada county. they say he could be heading to the bay area. the man is identified as justin ty- quieng-co. he's an inmate at the washington ridge conservation camp.... he was discovered missing around 5:30 this morning. he's serving a six-year sentence for second degree armed robbery. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. (catherine) the san jose airport has a history of security problems, with at least a half dozen people who didn't belong there -- getting onto the airfield... now the federal government is paying out millionsof dollars so the airport can

beef up its perimeter security. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the airport tonight with more. sj airport perimeter security 0918185 insertbetween 2014 and 2016 at least 6 people made it through perimeter fences and onto the airfield at minetta san jose airport. beginning in 2015, the airport and the feds infused nearly 16 million dollars to beef up permiter security, raising fences from 6 feet to 11 feet and adding cameras among other things. since 2016 the airport says those security breaches of have stopped.. still the feds have just earmarked additional money to improve security even more.sot rosemary barnes/sj airport spokeswoman 31-38 airport spokeswoman rosemary barnes says san jose along with miami were selected to test new airport permeter intrusion detection and deterrence tecnhologies. sot 110/for this stody

(jr stone) happening tonight...

the stage is set for what is expected to be a heated city council meeting in the south bay community of cupertino. at issue is how to re-develop the long-defunct vallco shopping mall. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story. he's live now from cupertino. rob? (rob live) there are still a handful of businesses still open here at vallco but for all practical prposes the mall has been more or less vacant for years now. thebig question for the city council is what a major new renovation would look like and what impact it's going to have on the community. for now there are three plans on the table for how to resurrect the vallco mall here on wolfe road in cupertino. all three promise a mix of sorely needed housing. these are renderings of a plan proposed by developer sand hill properties, which includes 2,000 units of housing, half of which would be deemed affordable, aong with 2 million feet of office space and 400,000 square feet of retail. if approved, the

plan would be a test case for senate bill 35, which forces cities to greenlight projects that meet certain requirements says sand hill's reed moulds. reed moulds/sand hill properties "....tonight is about vision, about the city's vision, if that vision is in the city's best interest to takeadvantage of the opportunity to get not only more affordable housing and all sorts of community benefits that we're all working together to create than that could be the case..." the city council will also consider two alternative plans. one has more retail but fewer homes and cuts office space in half. the other has more homes, a bit more retail and less office space. critics say all three plans will mean more traffic and congestion says liang chao of the group better cupertino.liang chao/better cupertino "....we love cupertino and we want pertino residents to enjoy it as it is today, we don't want em to come in and ruin it with a huge project that doesnt fit in a small community with no transit...." the city council is in a tough spot. if they approve either of the alternative plans, better cupertino may take the plan to voters. at the same time, sand hill would be free to move ahead with it's plan under sb-35.

(rob live) the city council is expected to take some kind of action. the meeting is getting underway right about now at 10300 torre avenue. live in cupertino rob fladeboe ron4news (jr stone) new video tonight showing a large mountain lion walking in a neighborhood on the peninsula. kron 4's terisa estacio spoke to the person whose home surveillance camera recorded the big cat on video. she joins us live now from san mateo with the details. terisa?

this very big cat was discovered walking in front of a home here on 37th avenue in san mateo.... take a look at this incredible video... the mountain lion just casually walked by a neighbors home... andy gomez says it was in teh morning - when he checked his surveillance camera on a whim. and there right in front of him was the big cat. he says - this is not the first time he has laid eyes on such an animal in his neighborhood... and now he wants others to beware. (take sot) gomez says he has contacted the san mateo police department.. as you heard he contacted us because he wants to get his story out there so that people don't get hurt.. he thinks the cat was about 3 feet tall and at least 6 feet long. herein san mateo... te

(catherine) developing news tonight... days after hurricane florence rolled through-- the carolinas are dealing with major flooding. we have new video from pender county, north carolina. the widespread flooding nearly covers the tops of homes and

buildings. president trump is scheduled to travel to north carolina tomorrow and get a firsthand look at the impact of the storm. he talked about the hurricane today. "i just got some clips of some of the things the coast guard is doing, and getting people to safety in horrible conditions. i wanna just salute all the people working so hard."(catherine) the hurricane is being blamed for at least 34 deaths in three states. florence is now a post-tropical cyclone-- but is still dumping lots of rain. the national weather service warns that even when the rain stops - thewater will continue to rush downstream, causing historic river flooding. (jr stone) coming up... more and more people are commuting to and from work in the bay area... causing a lot more traffic. details on how it's adding to your commute times. (catherine) also - a mother tries to teach her son a lesson-- by making him wear this shirt to school.

why many people say it was an unkind and wrong decision. (jr stone) plus... after an uptick in laptop thefts at cafes across the bay area... one east bay city is taking steps to deter thieves. details on what they are doing. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. 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. (catherine) berkeley

police say they're going to start sending undercover

officers into cafes in an effort to crack down on laptop thefts. now that the university is back in session - the crimes are on another upswing. kron4's maureen kelly has the story.. this is what they are trying to prevent. a crime that happens quickly....and repeatedly.....theives snatching laptops from tabletops of unsuspecting customers.berkeley pd says they are seeing an average of 2-3 of these crimes a week now that cal students are back on campus. there's an influx of people who may not be familiar with the area, the students coming in freshman and they're a lot more electronic devices out there that can be stolen from people we don't want that to happenthe crime ranges from a simple snatch and grab....but sometimes it can turn more serious... i remember one case recently where are young woman had her phone stolen and she almost ended up getting run over by a car that's not something we don't want to seepolice say in addition to being aware of your surroundings and not leaving your devices unattended....they suggest not sitting with your laptop by the exit...since it's a quick getaway for a theif....other tips involve technology. if your device has some sort of

tracking software make sure it's activated. if you're working on something sensitive or really in general you should back up your work that means put on a flash drive or save it on the icloud whatever whatever.one student i talked to says he avoids the problem althogether but keeping his laptop at home. i only bring my computer when i absolutely really need it on campus campus. but no it's unfortunate because it's not just him it's not just the value of the computer it's what's on the computer at all it has more like meaning to class and it has more meaning to classwork that it does the monetary value and that's the really sad thing to me police say not only does this crime tend to increase starting in the fall....but october is an especially bad month for laptop theft....because that's when it starts getting dark eariler. maureen kelly kron4 news. (jr stone) (jr stone) (jr stone) there are now new rules

for companies who rent out scooters to people in oakland. (catherine) after a lot of complaints - the city council easily passed some new regulations. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us now with more on the new rules... ryan? people in oakland were complaining some of the riders of these electric 'stand-up' scooters were getting a little too wild, a litle too reckless... and on top of that... saying they've seen the scooters left scattered on sidewalks and roadways... in people's way. we're told the new ordinance, passed last night by the city council, will provide some responsible guidelines for scooter companies wanting to do business in oakland. for example... the council requires liability insurance, after people have complained about damaged vehicles. areas where these 'dockless' scooters can be deployed must be approved... and they must include areas considered to be "communities of concern," with high populations of minority and or low-income residents. and... they must create a low-income membership... so everyone can enjoy them.

the city of san francisco is also working on regulations when it comes to a "scooter share program." if you'd like to take a look at where they're at and some of the suggestions... go to our website, kron4.com. j-r, catherine. .. (jr)if you think you're spending more and more time just getting to work .... you're not alone.newly released census bureau figures say bay area workers have some of the longest commutes in the country ... only new york and washington, d=c are worse. sfx beep beep beepeach day more than three million bay area residents hit the road for work.in the south bay, three out of four are alone in their cars.commuters in san francisco and the east bay are more likely to use public transit.in the last few years both metropolitan regions have seen the number of solo drivers drop.sfx car starting that hasn't made the ride any easier: twelve percent of south bay commuters spend an hour or more getting to their jobsfor san francisco=oakl and=hayward it's 18 percent, nearly one in ten.th0se numbers have gone up four percent since 2013.also up: the average travel time: it's now more than 34 minutes for san francisco and 30 minutes

even for san jose.that's an increase of almost a minute a year.sfx car revvingyou can blame the bay area's booming economy.in four years, nearly 300=thousand new commuters merged into the local economy ... and they're not walking to work. work. (jr) that time on the road add up. a sixty=minute commute adds up to ten hours both ways each week... over a lifetime career, more than 11=thousand days ... or 30 years behind the wheel. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with

chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week.

ahead... facebook is being accused of discriminating against women in its job ads. what's being done about it... (jr stone) plus after the break.. one mom is facing a lot of backlash for her parenting style... after she tried to teacher her son a lesson about bullying. we'll explain after the break. this is customizable streaming tv for your family.

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says she wanted to make it clear to her young son that he was turning into a bully... so she made him wear this shirt to school... with the word "bully" written across it. (jr stone) now, her efforts are going viral... and not everyone agrees with her decision. reporter katherine marchand talked to the mom and a child psychiatrist who says...this was not a good idea. "star"/splendora isd parent:"i did what i had to do to stop it from progressing."this splendora mom was not willing to put up with put downs. "star"/splendora isd parent: "he was calling other boys stupid and calling them idiots ."to send her fifth grader a message, she sent him to school wearing this. "star"/splendora isd parent: "well i wanted to do something that would teach him why he can't do those things. why he needs to take other people in

consideration."dr. richard pesikoff/child psychiatrist:"i don't think it requires. the scarlet letter. sering the letter b on his forehead." richard pesikoff is a child psychiatrist at baylor college of medicine.he understands why star would be upset about her son bullying other kids but says this t-shirt could do more harm than good.dr. richard pesikoff/child psychiatrist:"not a good idea to embarrass your child and solidify a negative identity in a elementary school child. she needs to find somebody to help her. and i think the school is one resource."but star spoke with her son's counselor and teachers and she says they supported her decision."star"/splendora isd parent:"they all were 100 percent onboard. they understood why i was doing it. and that for my son this is what works."we reached out to the district a spokesperson sent us a statement that read in part, 'ensuring a safe physical emotional and social environment is one of splendora isd's core principles. with that in mind our counselor checked on the child throughout the day on friday and plans to follow up with the student and parent early this week."but star believes that follow up won't be necessary."star"/splendora isd parent:"he learned from. that's all that matters."

(catherine) that was katherine marchand reporting. star posted a picture of her son wearing the bully shirt on facebook, but took it down after getting negative herself an old-school parent who doesn't coddle her children...while others suggest she's a bit of a bully herself. she says her son has apologized to the children he bullied at school. (jr stone) next at 5:30... an east bay high school is on high alert-- after yet another shooting threat. details on where the threat came from. (catherine) dozens of protestors and counter- protestors gathered in our state capitol today.. it happened on an anniversary of the police shooting death of

stephon clark. and things got tense..

our top story tonight at 5:30... this afternoon a planned protest turned into an intense demonstration in downtown sacramento...(catherine) demands for change came just hours after the killing of a local sheriff's deputy..

and it's been 6 months since the police shooting of stephon clark. live tonight... kron 4's capitol reporter ashley zavala..who was there as the protest unfolded. ashley? . black lives matter had already planned on protesting the california peace officer's association's training conference here at the convention center.. but with yesterday's death of a sacramento county deputy... a counter protest came out, causing quite the scene here.. ((pkg))nats--we don't need you sac pdtension high in sacramento as tuesday marked six months since police shot and killed stephon clark.his family helped kick off the black lives matter protest downtown... demonstrating against a law enforcement convention..(sequita thompson- stephon clark's grandmother) "they don't have no respect for us, they don't even care. they're heartless, they need to change the whole police system."(nats-blue lives matter!) across the street.. demonstrators in support of law enforcement waved american flags and held up signs in memory of deputy mark stasyuk... who was shot to death monday while responding to a routine call...(janet lucero-leo family member) "i'm here to show respect for the officer that was murdered yesterday..i have family members that are in law

enforcement, they are hired to protect all of us."blocking a major roadway...black lives matter members staged a die-in as officers kept demanding they disperse.the group paraded through the streets... later dumping their pop up coffins on a cop car.clark's brother, making calls for unity..(stevante clark) "we all have to unite, we all have to stick together, otherwise, we won't get anything done." ((az))the demonstrations lasted several hours..just wrapping up within the last few minutes. security remains tight around the convention center ..tag

(jr stone) also tonight at 5:30... kron 4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (catherine) extra officers were on campus at an east bay high school today... after a threat was made against the school. kron 4's will tran has the details from livermore high school. livermore police were on campus long before many students and administrators even showed up.the school district says in this day and age there's really no such thing as over reacting(kelly bowers/school superintendent- seem like some sort of activity, some threat so we shared it with the police and although they didn't feel it was credible we do feel we have a duty and an obligation to share it with the parents) the threatening note was found in the girl's bathroom around 1145 monday morning.the police were immediately called in to investigate while administrators decided what to do.they decided to continue with classes yesterday and today.parents dropping off

their kids were a little on edge(parent-i was nervous this morning dropping her off. and you made sure to tell your child to text you should anything happen? yes, i gave her my friends' numbers too because it is scary)students have no idea who could have possibly left the handwritten note in the bathroom.they are not as nervous as their parents but there's always that slight concern (student-some student probably did it for laughs. but you didn't think it was funny? no, it's not funny at all) (student-i am not scared b of course if it does become violent then yes, i will be scared)the district doesn't know how long the increased police presence will go on at the school. but definitely needed todayin livermore will tran kron4 news

(catherine) the west nile virus has made its way to the north bay. in solano county - a mosquito in vacaville recently tested positive for the virus. california health officials say two people have died because of virus so far this year....and 56 people have been infected. . people are being reminded to use insect repellent when spending time outdoors. also to remove standing water - to help prevent the spread of the virus. (jr stone) on the peninsula... police in palo alto are looking for a man after they say he mugged a mother and her daughter over the weekend. police just releasing this sketch. they say the man ran at the woman and knocked her and her daughter to the ground... then stole the woman's purse. the man then took off in a red sedan being driven by a second man. neither of the victims were seriously injured. the woman described the

attacker as a dark-skinned man in his mid-20's... about 6 feet tall weighing about 200 pounds. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week.

(jr stone) facebook is facing some backlash tonight... accused of allowing job ads that exclude women. (catherine) it's caught the attention of an equal right's group, that's now joined the fight. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us in the studio with more....ryan? the a-c-l-u is claiming 10 companies have placed ads on facebook that violate federal and state discrimination laws... saying some 'ad changes' facebook recently made to prevent discrimination... didn't extend to gender. the complaint was filed on behalf of 3 women from pennsylvania, ohio and illinois... saying they weren't shown job openings from traditionally male-dominated fields, even though they appeared to qualify for them. the jobs were for a tire salesman,

mechanic, roofing worker and security engineer. facebook users can click on "why am i seeing this," ad... to get a drop-down menu about its target audience. and it's that audience, the a-c-l-u says, that discriminates against certain people. facebook has responded to this complaint... stating there is "no place for discrimination" on its platform and it will defend its practices once it can review the complaint. j-r, catherine. (catherine) judge brett kavanaugh was apparently headed to near certain confirmation to the supreme court. that's until last week - when allegations surfaced that he tried to sexually assault a fellow teenager - when they were both in high school. washington correspondent alexandra limon has reaction from some of the senators who'll be voting on the nomination.. president donald trump says republicans agree the woman accusing judge kavanugh of sexual assault should be heard they also want to give the judge a chance to defend

himself.both will get that chance in a hearing monday.but the president criticizes democrats for the timing. and then all of sudden spring it - but that's what the democrats do. it's obstruction, it's resist. democrats defend dr. christine ford -- the woman who in a letter to senator feinstein said "kavanaugh was on top of me... they both laughed as kavanaugh tried to disrobe me in their highly inebriated state. with kavanaugh's hand over my mouth"not only do women like dr. ford who bravely come forward, need to be heard, but they need to be believed!this is a test for the united states senate, on how we handle allegations of sexual harrasment and assault. some senate republicans have already said if the allegations are credible and believable --that would disqualify judge kavanaugh from the supreme court. he's categorically and strongly denied it and so if at this point any of it is proven true, he's also lied. republican senator lisa murkowski who holds a key swing vote - says the hearing is key.sen. lisa murkowski / ak-r>i think what we all need to do is not speculate.some senate democrats insist the process is being rushed - they want the fbi to reopen the background investigation into judge kavanaugh before a

hearing takes place.in washington alexandra limon. a warning for parents with babies... a group is telling you áánot to use baby walkers. details on the dangers kids face when using them. (catherine) and after the break... the search is on for three robbers -- who targeted a a t--mobile store in the east bay. details on what happened..

(jr stone) happening now... police in the east bay are looking for three people who stole 6-thousand dollars worth of cell phones and tablets from a t-mobile store. it happened last night at the t-mobile store in concord... at the "park-n- shop" shopping center on willow pass road. police say the men ran into the store and started grabbing devices from shelves before running out. this is what it looked like after the robbery. officers tell us the men then took off in an early two thousand model green honda. police couldn't say whether

this robbery is connected to recent apple store robberies in in corte madera... walnut creek... santa rosa and burlingame. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

authors of a new study on infant walkers want them off the market. the study, published in the journal pediatrics, found between 1990 and 2014, more than 230-thousand children under the age of 15 months were treated for injuries linked to walkers. that's an average of more than 9- thousand a year. more than 90 percent of the incidents involved head and neck injuries... while 74 percent were injured falling down the stairs when using an infant walker. (catherine) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area..today it's a science teacher at dewey

academy in oakland. nestor gonzalez teachers physics and biology.his principal says he has great relationships with his students and teaches 'outside the box'. one example...this year he's focusing on environmental scienceso nestor is taking his class outdoors to do experiments at the channel that feeds into lake merritt. this past summer he worked with a summer internship program. he'd contact the kids in the mornings to make sure they were awake, had breakfast, and had a way to get to their internships. sometimes - he'd even take them himself - to ensure their success. if you know a special teacher you'd like to nominate...just go to our website, kron four-dot-com. click on 'features' - and choose teacher of the week. (jr stone) they say baseball is america's favorite pastime. and since the early days... the game has spun off into a variety of leagues... including... the hispanic american baseball league. tonight reporter karen parada has more on the hispanic american baseball

league as we continue to celebrate hispanic heritage. ((take pkg))the hispanic american baseball league began in 19-70. at its peak, there were 16 teams... playing 32 games... 9 innings each... all for a chance at this.((take sot)) juan cardenas/third baseman/catcher"we play for the trophy. we don't play like some people play for money or something like that. no, we play for the trophy. you got a big trophy, man look at that, first place. we be happy." teams came from across the midwest... several played in rockford and even had home games at marinelli field. others came from belvidere, chicago, milwaukee, muscatine, rochelle, elgin, and sterling just to name a few. cardenas played for two teams out of rockford... 'san jose' and the 'astros.'((take sot)) juan cardenas/third baseman/catcher "few times my team was the champion. imagine when you a championship, you get happy. all our families are out here and it makes you feel you know good."family is what it's all about for jesus madrano. he served as league commissioner from 1988 to 2010 despite never picking up a baseball. ((take sot)) jesus madrano/president"this is about numbers and rules and

all that. i say, well i don't know how we could play, but i know how we could run it and we started making our own rules. we started making our rules for the league and after that it was easy."and there were a lot of rules. 67 of them laid out in this booklet from the 1993 season. for example, players could only change teams once a year, a maximum of 25 players per team, and players and umpires couldn't make jokes... or else they'd face punishment.((take sot)) jesus madrano/president "we got a few complaints sometimes, but i mean we got everything in the line."the league also grabbed a lot of attention. white sox legend minnie minoso... seen here in this photograph with madrano... as he threw out the ceremonial first pitch for the 1994 season at marinelli field. during that season... mexican league star hector espino... nicknamed the 'mexican babe ruth,' formed a baseball clinic in rockford. ((take sot)) jesus madrano/president "we had good times. i miss those times. i miss those days."madrano stepped down in 2010. it dissolved a few years later. still, even though the stands and field at liberty park sit empty... the memories and passion are still very much alive.((take nats full)) juan cardenas/third baseman/catcher "run! run! run! watch the ball, watch the ball! i am

running. that is running!" ((tag))madrano says he tried to revive the league. but, many of today's young athletes simply aren't interested. they're playing football and soccer. madrano says he had enough support for four teams, but that wasn't enough to bring the league back. (jr stone) we are celebrating hispanic heritage all week here on kron 4 news.... and on a special program we're putting together that will air this saturday at 11 p-m... we hope you will join us for that show. (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 a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the

coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week. (jr stone) next on kron4 news at

5... a lot of buzz surrounding last nights emmys... we'll hear from the man who walked away a winner-- and newly engaged. 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.

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still celebrating last night's 70th annual emmy awards, but it's a surprise engagement that has everyone talking! (catherine) entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has the the details. (kevin)j.r. and catherinei've got youra-list parties -and one wild proposal!emmy winning directorglenn weiss told me all about his history-making moment!honest to god when i thought of doing this and in my head i'm thinking oh they're gonna play me off nobody is going to want me doing this.will you marry me? slides ring on.the award- winning proposal stunned glenn's longtime girlfriend jan.i didn't realize that people were standing and clapping - i just saw you and i just was so, walking to you. i didn't know what anybody else was doing.the entire room was on their feet - including emmy winner matthew rhys. it was so fitting of a big emmy birthday/pu everyone was so elated - it workedyes! and it worked!later the couple were spotted celebrating at the governors ball.they were in good company with fellow emmy winners darren criss and tiffany haddish!byeeeee!and across town at hbo's party we found another big winner, henry winkler, who after 43 years in the business finally won his first emmy for the

series "barry".nt: henry what went through you when you heard and the emmy goes to henry winkler hw: i thought to myself, say my name. and they did/pu and i was present enough to take it all in. (kevin) this was henry's 5th emmy nomination -including two for his iconic role asthe fonz on"happy days".we'll have much more tonight. i'm kevin frazier.back to you. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. j-r stone and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at x. (pam) we are following breaking news tonight at six... as law enforcement is on the lookout for an escaped inmate... a convicted robber.. serving time at a minimum security camp. wh authorities think he might be headed to the bay area...(jr

stone) and why mcdonald is the new focus for protestors. at six.. what it has to do with the me too movement.(jrs) plus oakland's plan on how manage scooter rentals. the news continues in 70 seconds, on kron 4 news at six.

is that he's likely en route to alameda county> (pam) new tonight at 6. police are looking for a man who escaped a nevada county prison camp this morning ... and, given his ties to the bay area.... officials worry he may be on his way here.

thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(jrstone) and i'm jr stone in for ken wayne. justin tyquiengco (ty- key-engo) was reported missing at about 5:30 this morning from the washington ridge conservation camp. kron4's michelle kingston is live for us tonight -- with why tyquiengco may be on his way here. michelleauthorities believe the inmate may be on his way to the bay area -- or already here -- because this is where he was arrested. votake a look at his photo -- he's about five ten with brown eyes and black hair and weighs about 175 pounds.he received a six year sentence in 2015 in contra costa county on a second degree robbery with the use of a firearm along with an additonal year for a conviction in alameda county. we're told he was seen at the 3:30 am head count, but was missing by the time officers

took the 5:30 head count this morning.he's a minimum security inmate at the washington ridge conservation camp -- where inmates help with firefighting and assisting in flood and landslide rescues. ray kelly, alameda county sheriffs office"for whatever reason, he decided to leave that camp. that's always concerning to law enforcement any tmie someone escapes from a prison and wants to leave that prison without completing their sentence is cause for concern." michellehe walked away from the camp ... and it's not clear if he's traveling by foot or by car at this point. if you see him -- you're asked to contact your local police department immediately.live in dublin tonight michelle kingston kron 4 news (jrstone) breaking news tonight. a jury has found the man believed to be the gypsy hill killer guilty of the murder of two teenage girls. a san mateo county jury returned the verdict today. 69 year old rodney halbower began the trial by shouting during the prosecutors opening statements that he was innocent. the judge denied his public defender's request for a mistrial. authorities

believe halbower raped and killed six women over a five month period back in 1976... in northern california and in reno, nevada. dna evidence led to halbower's arrest in 2014. he was charged with the two murders that featured the strongest evidence against him. a student in clayton was arrested earlier this morning... after allegdly hacking a social media account... and then posting a threat against diablo view middle school. that student was arrested at their home -- booked into juvenille hall for making criminal threats. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with students and parents who took the threat seriously. (philippe) attendance was noticably down tuesday at diablo view middle school in clayton... and, some parents who had already dropped their kids off in the morning... returned before the afternoon to take their students out of class.doly quigley/jazmine's mother- "she keeps calling me and saying,

ok, she doesn't feel good." doly quigley's seventh-grade daughter jazmine lopez says her classes were less than half full. this after the school's principal notified families monday night in a robocall.. that a threat had been made against the school on snapchat and instagram... alluding to a possible attack. clayton police were present on-campus tuesday as a precaution. jazmine lopez/student- 'it's very sad to feel so in danger, when you're supposed to be in a safe place that helps you learn and supposed to feel secure." before lunchtime... the clayton police department announced that the student who allegedly hacked the social media accounts to make the threat was arrested at their home. they were booked into juvenile hall for identity theft and making criminal threats.ferd santos/parent- "(philippe) were you concerned about the threat? (ferd) um, yeah, a little bit."melinda cark/student- "(philippe) did you consider not coming to school at all and what changed your mind? (melinda) yeah, we were considered but i had a math test, so i realized i should probably get my math test done and then i could leave." police say the student behind the threat appears to have acted alone. in clayton, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone)(jr stone) in

the east bay....... authorities say a suspicious and threatening note was found at livermore high school. administrators got in touch with the city's police department at around 11:45 this morning....after students foung a note in the bathroom at the school located on maple street. the note...which was handwritten....made a direct threat to the school. extra officers are being assigned to the school this week. police...along with school officials are investigating the threat. while it was planned a while ago, a demonstation today just happens to come on the heels of two sacramento deputies being shot ... one killed, the other wounded ... still, a number of people gathered for an anti- police protest outside the convention centertoday. the protest is to remember a young man, shot and killed by police 6 - months ago. kron 4's ryan o'donnell joins us now with more on what was said. they chose the convention center... because there's a police expo going on inside. today marks 6 months since the deadly police shooting of

stephon clark. but it but it wasn't just members of the group, black lives matter sacramento, trying to make their voice heard. equally as loud... supporters of the sacramento the supporters of loud... equally as equally as loud... supporters of the sacramento deputy who was killed last night in the line of duty. lots of police were outside to make sure both sides of the line... stayed in line. clark was shot and killed in his grandparent's backyard. officers thought he was armed and fired 20 rounds at him. it was later discovered, clark was holding a cell phone. at this time... no charges have been filed against the officers involved. pam, j-r. (pam) tonight at 6. workers at mcdonald's in san francisco joined workers

around the country ... to walk out during lunch today to make a point. the goal... sending a message that sexual harassment must end within the company. this is the first time a walk-out like this has been organized since the #me too movement started. the national women's law center says, there have been many instances of sexual harassment at mcdonalds. the protest aims to bring awareness to worker complaints. they say, the fast food company is not doing enough to prevent the harassment. (jrstone) at least 32 (jrstone) at least 32 people across three states have been killed, as hurricane florence, now a post-tropical cyclone, throws her final punch across the carolinas and virginia. officials continue to warn that the disaster is still far from over. omar jimenez is in fayetteville, north carolina, where people who live within a mile of the the two rivers in town have been evacuated. first the wind, then the rain and flooding... now tornadoes ((nat sound))that's the latest

devastation brought on by hurricane florence.. this time in virginia, where at least six different counties were affected by multiple tornadoes monday.lt. jason elmore/ chesterfield fire dept.: "unfortunately here at old dominion flooring one employee is confirmed deceased and we have our crews on scene that will work to recover the body here shortly."as florence dissipates as it moves northeast, it will drop a final few inches of rain in the already water-logged region.gov. roy cooper/-d- north carolina: "we have been preparing for and living through hurricane florence for more than a week now, but this remains a significant disaster that affects much of our state."once the rain stops, the water will continue to rush downstream, causing "catastrophic and historic river flooding," according to the national weather service. gov. roy cooper/-d- north carolina: "the next few days will be long ones as the flooding continues."more than 2,600 people and 300 animals have been rescued in north carolina alone...and one of the biggest concerns...this river....which is actually parts interstate 40 and i-95... major arteries through the state that have been cut off, and officials can't say exactly for how long until the

water goes away.in fayetteville, north carolina, i'm omar jimenez. (jrstone) meanwhile michael jordan is donating two million dollars to florence relief and recovery. jordan is the chairman of the charlotte hornets n-b-a team based in charlotte, north carolina. jordan's donations are going to the american red cross and 'the foundation for the carolinas hurricane florence response fund.' the hornets and the n-b-a also created a "carolina strong" t-shirt. proceeds from those sales will benefit florence relief as well. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s

around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week. (pam)(pam) week.possible next week. week.

(pam) in the south bay. keeping the airport secure has been difficult in san jose. a few years ago there were a half a dozen breaches, with people finding their way onto the airfield. then, the federal government infused some cash... to beef up that security and the intrusions stopped... now the feds are kicking in more money. kron 4's dan kerman reports from at mineta san jose tonight with more. sj airport perimeter security 0918186 ll pkgstandup dan kerman/sj 00-19no questions san jose has had its troubles, but they've already beefed up security ,and san jose airport says they havent had a breach since 2016. still the airport along with miami internatonal have been selected by the tsa to get

additional money all about perimeter security these 11 foot high perimeter fences haven't always encircled minetta san jose airport... but after at least a half dozen people who didn't belong on the airfield made their way there between 2014 and 2016, the airport with help from the federal goverment spent nearly 16 million dollars to beef up security. now the feds have earmarked another 4 million dollars for this airports security.sot rosemary barnes/sj airport spokeswoman 43-49we're always looking to see what else we can do here and this will go a long way to do thatairport spokeswoman rosemary barnes says the transportation security adminsitration has selected san jose along with miami internationals to test new technologies dealing with airport permeter intrusion detection and deterrence sot theres a lot of techologys out there that have been developed and are in development and they will decide what is best for our airport because all airports are different.standup dan kerman/san jose 115-125now before they can spend any of that 4 million dollars tsa must conduct a study of what has been done and what needs to be done. they are expected to arrive here in the fall. in sj dan kerman kron 4 news. 129/std

coming up at six ... oakland takes on the scooter wars with new regulations put in place today.. also.. developers in the south bay will lay out their plans to breathe new life into the site of an old mall .. and people on all sides are lining up to push forward with what they hope to see happen.. (pam) and next.. a huge mountain lion seen strolling through a peninsula community.. the latest from san mateo..

stone) new video tonight showing a large mountain lion walking in a neighborhood on the peninsula. kron 4's terisa estacio spoke to the person whose home surveillance camera recorded the big cat on video. she joins us live now from san mateo with the details. terisa? new video tonight showing a large mountain lion walking in a neighborhood on the peninsula. kron 4's terisa estacio spoke to the person whose home surveillance camera recorded the big cat on video. she joins us live now from san mateo with the details. terisa? andy gomez, surveillance camera caught big cat. "my neighbors have children and pets, to see something like

that coming down the street is pretty intense. andy gomez wants everyone to see this... this video of a mountain lion crusing in san mateo right off of 37th avenue early monday morning. gomez: he was three feet tall and the width of the gap there. gomez says the mountain lion was about 3 feet high and six feet wide. he says he rarely screens his surveillance camera... but for some reason he did on monday and the big cat was right there. gomez. years ago, i saw a cat, no one believed me, and now i got it on film. (estacio) gomez contacted the san mateo police department. he says his camera also captured a large deer, so he beleives maybe that is why the cat was slinking around.... but no matter he says wants everyone to know so they can take precautions. te

(jrstone) new at six new at six tonight -- the oakland city council has approved new a ordinance on dockless scooters. included in the regulations ... keeping scooters in the bike lanes... and off the sidewalks. dockless scooters are available at various locations for people to use. but if placed incorrectly... they can block wheelchairs and clutter sidewalks. the ordinance will require designated locations for dockless scooters. it will also include a discounted membership plan .. for those who are low-income. (pam) also new at six -- 20 new tuff shed mini- homes

will be going up next to lake merritt... in a spot adjacent to the parking lot of the henry j. kaiser convention center. the project is a result of the city council's vote to fund social services... at the city's third tuff shed temporary housing site ... it is all aimed at reducing the number of homeless people living in tents in the lake merritt area. the first tuff shed site opened last december.... at sixth and castro streets in west oakland. oakland mayor libby schaaf said, the 27th street and northgate avenue site -- improved public health and safety conditions for the people living in that area. that cabin community opened in may. no word on when the city will start construction on the new site. (tele) in the east bay. undercover police officers are going to be targetting cafes in berkeley .. in order to combat laptop theft crimes. kron 4's maureen kelly reports... this particular crime is on the upswing... now that the university is back in session. let's take a let's take a look outside

right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind.

it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week.

(jrstone) coming up at six.. tesla is on the hot seat because of statements by its c-e-o elon musk.. and now the federal government is involved. and next... big plans are on the table for the site of an old mall in the south bay .. and people in the area are taking sides.. they want to know ... how new housing fits into the future... this isn't just any long-distance relationship.

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stake tonight .... amid expected action by the cupertino city council. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the council is considering three options for the long -awaited renovation of the old vallco shopping center. for now there are three plans on the table for how to resurrect the vallco mall here on wolfe road in cupertino. all three promise a mix of sorely needed housing. these are renderings of a plan proposed by developer sand hill properties, which includes 2,000 units of housing, half of which would be deemed affordable, aong with 2 million feet of office space and 400,000 square feet of retail. if approved, the

plan would be a test case for senate bill 35, which forces cities to greenlight projects that meet certain requirements says sand hill's reed moulds. reed moulds/sand hill properties "....tonight is about vision, about the city's vision, if that vision is in the city's best interest to takeadvantage of the opportunity to get not only more affordable housing and all sorts of community benefits that we're all working together to create than that could be the case..." the city council will also consider two alternative plans. one has more retail but fewer homes and cuts office space in half. the other has more homes, a bit more retail and less office space. critics say all three plans will mean more traffic and congestion says liang chao of the group better cupertino.liang chao/better cupertino "....we love cupertino and we want cupertino residents to enjoy it as it is today, we don't want them to come in and ruin it with a huge project that doesnt fit in a small community with no transit...." hung wei/supports all three plans "...we need to be able to have or young high tech workers be able to walk and bike to work so building housing close to work is one of the traffic solutions..." if the city council goes for either of the alternative plans, opponents may take the issue to voters. if both are

rejected, sand hill would be free to move ahead with it's plan under sb-35. in cupertino rob fladeboe kron4news (jrstone) (jrstone) coming up at 6:45.. deadly outcomes from fraternity hazings have happened in the past .. now a southern california mother fears that may just be what is behind the death of her son.. (pam) also ahead... the latest on the brewing sexual misconduct controversy surrounding a palo alto professor and the trump nominee for the u.s. supreme court .. 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.

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covered in our teriyaki sauce, plus steamed veggies and your choice of white or brown rice. i've got the bowls to serve something different! (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. "i feel so badly for him that he's going through this, to be honest with you. i feel so badly for him. this is not a man that deserves this." (jr stone) the next six days could be key for judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. kavanaugh faces a newly scheduled senate judiciary committee hearing next monday. christine blasey ford, a woman who accused him of sexually and physically assaulting her when they were teens ... has also been invited to appear. (jrstone) the palo alto professor has yet to accept the invitation... in fact within the hour...saying she wants the f-b-i to investigate her claims before she goes in front of congress.(pam) reporter emily schmidt details the political maneuvering behind the public - or potentially private - testimony. (sot)

sen. chuck grassley / -r- judiciary committee chairman: "this session is adjourned."as the senate judiciary committee looks to close the book on brett kavanaugh and forward his nomination -- there's an unexpected chapter to be written with a hearing added next monday. pres. donald trump: "judge kavanaugh is very anxious to do it, and a delay is certainly acceptable." sen. chuck schumer / -d- minority leader: "there must not be a hearing on monday and then an impossible vote on the nominee the day or two after." professor christine blasey ford says kavanaugh physically and sexually assaulted her at a party more than 30 years ago. kavanaugh has denied her allegations. they're both invited to publicly testify before the senate judiciary committee-though chairman chuck grassley says ford hasn't confirmed multiple email requests. sen. chuck grassley / -r- judiciary committee chairman: "so it kind of raises the question, do they want to come to the public hearing or not?" grassley says only ford and kavanaugh would testify. democrats say that's not enough--in a statement, senator dianne feinstein observed that there were a number of witnesses at the anita hill hearing during the confirmation process for justice clarence thomas in

1991.feinstein calling for more outside witnesses -- while some republicans say democrats are trying to run out the clock until the midterms.sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "they sat on this information for nearly seen weeks, seven weeks."that delay happened as ford deliberated whether to go public with her story. now that she has, washington wonders when she will tell it next.in washington, i'm emily schmidt. (ken)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in clayton... a student was arrested by police for allegedly making threats against diablo view middle school, using hacked social media accounts to do so. police believe the student acted alone, and was booked into juvenile hall earlier in the morning for identity theft and making criminal threats. but the arrest wasn't announced until classes had already started tuesday. students say there was a noticable drop in attendance. police officers remained on campus throughout the day as a precaution. in clayton, philippe djegal, kron four news. in dublin, the alameda county

alameda in dublin, the news. in dublin, the alameda county sheriffs office is on the lookout for a man they say escaped from a nevada county prison camp early this morning. they say he was present at 330 but not at the 530 head count. they say he left on foot and could be in the bay area because this is where he was arrested. we'll

have much more on this story tonight at 8. in dublin michelle kingston kron 4 news here in san mateo, take a look at this... andy gomez wants everyone to see this... this video of a mountain lion crusing in san mateo right off of 37th avenue early monday morning. gomez says the mountain lion was about 3 feet high and six feet wide. he says he rarely screens his surveillance camera... but for some reason he did on monday and the big cat was right there. and now gomez wants everyone to be careful while walking pets, or walkingin general. te lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s

around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week. tesla is now facing a tesla is now week.possible next winds is

possible next week.

tesla is now facing a criminal probe because of some tweets that were sent out by its c-e-o. the department of justice is investigating.... after elon musk talked about moving the company to the private sector. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what the feds are looking in to. here's the tweet in question... and it went out last month. musk, saying he's considering taking his company private... saying "funding secured." this idea of his... caught the attention of both the securities and exchange commission and the d-o-j... prompting them to work together and launch and investigation into the legality of how musk announced the plan to go private and whether or not he properly notified the company's investors of how statements like that would be made ahead of time. tesla says the feds have requested documents from the company last month and they have complied.

(jrstone) are doctors taking bribes to push certain medications to their patients?? the latest on a california lawsuit is just ahead.

tonight. california has filed a lawsuit against pharmacutial giant "abbvie" that accuses them of bribing doctors to prescribe their medications. the suit, filed today... accuses the company of giving kickbacks to doctors... including cash... gifts... and services... in exchange for prescribing one of the world's best selling drugs, humira... despite its potentially deadly side effects. humira is an anti inflamatory drug typically prescribed for things like rheumatoid arthritis. it comes with a warning that the drug may cause cancer or serious infections that can lead to death. abbvie says the allegations are false. (pam) in a rare move ... the u.s. government has approved the importation of marijuana extracts from canada ... for a clinical trial. authorities say, the decision will highlight a new avenue for american researchers... who have trouble obtaining the drug for medical studies.

researchers will study the drug's effectiveness in treating tremors.. which afflict millions of people. marijuana is illegal under federal law... but the u.s. has a program for supplying it for research. in sports... the raiders may be 0-and-2... but they are still doing great things in the community... and the 49ers will have reuben foster back for week- three in kansas city... mark carpenter has reaction from coach shanahan and jimmy g. ... on the return of their prime defender... coming up this is customizable streaming tv for your family.

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and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. a riverside mother is opening up about the mysterious death of her son. (pam) there are concerns that the young man died as a result of hazing. reporter nicole comstock has more. myeasha kimble/mother "they were instructed to meet at mt rubidoux at 9 o'clock." 9 o'clock at night.... an unusual time for a group of guys to go hiking. but myeasha kimble says her son was trying hard to get into the local

chapter of alpha phi alpha fraternity. myeasha kimble/mother "tyler had complained of difficulty breathing and that uh shortly after his complaints, he collapsed." she says one of her her son's friends told her that from the hospital on saturday shortly before 20 year old uc riverside student tyler hilliard mysteriously died. robyn fountain/aunt"it was very clear that they were being hazed." tyler's aunt says in recent weeks there were disturbing text messages on tyler's phone from senior members of the fraternity robyn fountain/aunt"directing them to like, make a paddle so we can beat you guys with it when you get here." she says other messages indicated the pledges had also been beaten with cactuses. robyn fountain/aunt"so there were pictures of cactus needles in their limbs and head." now both women are fighting for answers about whether or not tyler's death was the result of hazing ritual. alpha phi alpha's executive director says "working with the university, the fraternity has launched an investigation into the situation and has placed the chapter on an immediate

cease and desist status, suspending all activities." some students say they've heard about hazing getting out of hand matthew woodridge/ucr student "there's all types of stuff people talk about you just don't know who's joking." but it's never a joke to risk someone's life. myeasha kimble/mother "knowing that i can never talk or hold my son, it's heartbreaking." (mark) in the middle of detroit's furious comeback against the 49ers, there was a point where matt stafford was moving the ball with ease. you can probably expect fewer instances in which the defense is getting carved up áif reuben foster is back in the mix this week. the 2nd- year-linebacker has now returned to the team... after missing the first two weeks due to a suspension for violating the league's conduct and substance abuse policy... stemming from weapons and drug charges in the offseason. last season-- he showed he can make an impact..was in on more than 70-tackles over

10-games and was a rookie of the year candidate. kyle shanahan isn't sure yet if number 56 will be in the starting lineup. "we got to see exactly where reubens at. we got to see where malcolms at. we got to see our whole group, because it's been pretty fluid here these two weeks. we'll see how he is in practice on wednesday. we'll see how the week goes and he's only been gone two weeks. i know he's been working hard while he's been away. i plan on him being in there pretty fast.""a lot of energy. he's an exciting guy to be around. always smiling, always having a good time, and it'll be good to have him back." turning to the raiders-- it's a shame the silver and black fell apart down the stretch because that game buried a spectacular performance from derek carr. after catching heavy criticism for his week 1 outing against the rams, d-c was something else sunday in mile high... threw for nearly 300-yards and a score on 29-of-32-passing...at one point he was 22-for 23. making him the only quarterback in league history to complete 90-percent of his throws on 30-plus attempts. 10 of those passes went to

amari cooper...who also had an excellent day. it's all just a look at what can happen when the offense is rolling. "i just think he's a heck of a player. i think he sees the field. i think he's got an incredible arm talent. i think we've got good receivers.""we've done some really good things and we've also had some things where you're like 'man, i wish we had done that better.' we have the recipe for the right stuff i think, with coach gruden, with our offense and coach guenther. i think we're on the right track, but have to-there's no excuse-we have to finish and win football games." today was an off day for the raider players, but some members of the team were busy in an east bay neighborhood. defensive back erik harris among those teaming up with the alameda county community food bank....at san leandro's ashland village apartments. everyone on hand helping sort and distribute food to low- income families... and there was also a free farmers market set up through the foodbank's mobile pantry truck. just one of many community events hosted by the franchise during the season.

"as a kid, obviously i dreamed of playing in the nfl, stuff like that, but it's really more about the platform and everything, how we can give out to our communities and reach other people and help out, you know. i come from a low income family and we had a lot of government assistance and stuff like that, so this means a lot to be out here."you got a team like this giving something back to the community, it's a good thing, you know. everyone needs to have something given back to them, you know." finally, the tournament featuring the best soccer teams in europe started today.. and we saw another brilliant peformance from one of the greatest to ever play. --barcelona taking on psv eindhoven to open up the champions league tourney... --and lionel messi put on a show... number 10...striking three times...a run that started on a beautiful free kick just outside the penalty area. --it's his record 8th hat trick in champions league history...which passes cristiano ronaldo for the most all time. (pam) ahead.. a somber memorial with

international interests... in a place usually only known for fun.. we'll take you to las vegas.. next.

in las vegas --

people from more than a dozen states and seven countries came together to view new portraits of the 58 victims killed almost a year ago at the route 91 harvest festival. (pam) in a few weeks -- those portraits will be delivered to the victims' families ... but first... orko (or-co) manna (man-a) gives us an inside look at the project on display in las vegas. california resident mary jo von tillow says a portrait showing her husband, kurt von tillow, smiling in a tuxedo with an american flag background is exactly how the patriotic father would want to be remembered.mary jo von tillow spoke monday in las vegas as the portraits of 58 people killed in last year's mass shooting at a country music festival were displayed. her husband kurt was killed on 1 october. he's seen on the wall of portraits wearing the same tuxedo he wore at his daughter's wedding."i look at my husband's, and that's him," said mary jo von tillow, lost

her husband on 1 october. "it's a portrait that depicts him on one of the happiest days of his life."she said her husband was very patriotic and was nicknamed "captain america." so the artist, virginia culbertson, painted the flag behind him."we called him captain america, so to have this flag in the background and thinking about singing god bless america with big and rich in the whole audience, moments before he passed away, is just powerful," von tillow said. she, her husband and four others in her family were at the oct. 1 concert where a gunman fired on the crowd from the mandalay bay casino-resort across the street.mary jo von tillow says the portraits put the faces and stories of the 58 victims out there for people to get to know them. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland

and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fire danger especially over the north bay mountains and sacramento valley. high pressure will dominate our weather until the end of summer. highs will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter on thursday before cooling into the weekend.another round of hot offshore winds is possible next week. that wraps up kron4 news at 6.we'll see you tonight at 8.... on your bay area's local news station.

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