predators of his kind, the suspect in this case was a real life boogey man" (catherine) after a 27- year-wait.. authorities say they've captured the suspected "norcal rapist". 58-year-old roy waller is accused of raping, torturing and robbing at least ten women over a fifteen year span. hello i'm catherine heenan. (ryan) and i'm ryan o'donnell. grant and vicki have the night off. tonight, we're learning waller has bay area ties. he was living in benicia... and has been an employee at u-c berkeley for nearly three decades. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live from the sacramento county jail to explain what led investigators to waller. ashley? ((ashley))investigators say it was here in sacramento where waller's last alleged victim came forward to police... and it's here where the benecia resident is now in custody after geneaology linked him to

the crimes. ((sacramento county da anne marie schubert)) "cold cases often become a journey for justice"what started as a string of rapes and crimes left with an unclear suspect is now focused on 58-year-old roy waller.between 1991 to 2006 investigators say he terrorized, raped, robbed and ransacked the homes of at least ten women. the crimes spanned across six counties..as far north as butte...down to conra costa. "for 27 years-- there has been one common thread. his dna. i have often said that dna is the silent witness to that dna is the silent witness to the truth"crime scene dna was entered into a genealogy website -- the dna matches eventually led to an arrest. it's the same website authorities used to catch the suspected golden state killer. ((diana becton- contra costa distrct attorney)) "the advances in dna technology and law enforcement strategy in linking these crimes together will help us prosecute the

case" investigators say the bravery of the victims also helped solve this case.. ((michael ramsey)) "the dna in our case comes from her stabbing the defendant in the arm. and the man that tried to clean up the crime scene was unsuccssful. he could not cover his sins."((detective avis beery))"i spoke with one of the victims this morning. she was overcome and over the top with emotion and happiness to see that this person is in custody and that no one else has to worry about him anymore." authorities say there could be more victims..waller will be arraigned here monday on twelve counts of forcible rape with enhancements.. which could mean a life sentence if he's convicted..

(catherine) we have team coverage tonight... roy waller worked locally at u-c berkeley - and we're learning that he's been an employee there for more than 20 years. (ryan) kron four's terisa estacio is live on the cal campus tonight... with more on waller's job, and how university officials are looking into his tenure. terisa? waller was arrested here at uc berkeley when he showed up for work the other day.... now, berkeley officials say they are looking into whether he is connected to any crimes committed here on campus... (take pkg) joshua han, ucb student. it is weird to think someone like that is walking around campus." disbelief and dismay here on campus, after news spread about this man, uc berkeley employee roy waller arrested on multiple charges of rape and kidnapping stretching over decade. stephanie gutierrez, uc berkeley student. "any person associated with sexual assault is troubling and i am glad he is gone. uc berkeley sent out an email to students and staff

about the case. quote, we were shocked to learn about a campus employee was arrested in connection... we don't believe he is connected but we are opening up cases. melody passebani, student. "i am glad they are re-openning cases and looking into them. (estacio live) uc berkeley also said authorities say their investigation did not reveal any cases connected to the univerisity but nonetheless they will be looking into their files. te é

(catherine) kron-4 sent a push alert when the arrest was announced today. make sure you download the kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (ryan) pain, disbelief and a plea for help, in the hunt for a hit and and run driver who struck and killed an elderly woman in the south bay. the fatal accident happened near the intersection of vista park drive and copperfield drive, off capitol expressway in san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with the victim's family today and joins us now live from the scene. rob? (rob live) the victim, a 77 year old woman, was hit right about here, midway beween copperfield and hillsdale avenue. her family is devastated and calling on community to helpra the hit and run driver.

vivek vishwabhan/victim's son '....it's a tragic loss, it's beyond words for me....'vivek vishwabhan is talking about his mother, 77 year-old uma vishwabhan, whowas killled thursday evening as she and her husband om were crossing vista park drive near their house, about 7:30.vivek "....as they were walking he said he heard a loud noise and he turned around and saw my mother flying in the air and fall flat....anjuli vishwabhan/victim's daughter-in-law "....and this person just hit her and sped away, what kind of community are we living in...." as they shared memories and a few photos of uma, her family told me that she had been socializing with friends at nearby waterford park where shocked neighbors like curran johal saw her lying in the street.curren johal/neighbor ".....there's a lot of people with kids going to the park and if people aren't aware of their driving next time it could be a kid, it puts you on edge...."forensic paint marks

the spot where uma was hit. there are no apparent skid marks. police are looking for witnesses and securty video as uma's family is sruggling to cope with their loss while calling on the community for tips that might lead to the alleged hit and run driver. vivek ".....i saw all the blazing lights of the cars and the emr's, people hovering over her lifeless body on the road, that scene is etched into my brain, we will have to live with that memory forever...." (rob live) police have no suspects. the hit and run vehicle is described as a dark blue mini van or s.u.v. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (catherine) (catherine) there's

concern that bart's african american passengers are being racially profiled by fare inspectors. that's based on new data collected by bart. but bart's spokesperson argues that it's not happening... haaziq madyun has the story. (take pkg) (pkg)proving that you have paid to ride bart has been in affect since march 2018. statistical data collected between then and now will be turned over to bart's board of directors. however bart spokesperson alicia trost says a preliminary snapshot of the data has been taken and it shows...sotthe subject of racial profiling has surfaced in light of african americans making up 12% of bart's passengers and simultaneously receiving the vast majority of fines for not

paying the faresotthat systematic approach is as follows...sotbut what the data won't show is how this experience impacts transit agency's african american customers paying customerssot"i am coping with it. i am not okay with it. i am not comfortable with it. sot "i don't like the way it sounds at all. it definitely rubs me the wrong way">sot"as

soon as somebody like me steps over there by the elevator they will be immediately looked at">bart estimates it loses around $20-million dollars a year due to fare evasion. bart's board of directors approved fare inspectors as means to put a stop to it. in fact...sot in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (ryan) police in pittsburg are investigating a violent arrest caught on camera. the department has now released body cam footage for the public to review... after cell phone video of the arrest went viral on social media. kron 4's sara stinson is at the police department with details. "pittsburg police released body cam footage of the entire arrest from start to finish to tell the full story after cell phone videos went of the arrest went viral in the area.

we do have to warn you it gets a bit graphic towards the end." in the body cam video you can see the officer approaching the 31-year-old man in the area of power avenue last saturday.officers say they confronted him because they believed he may have been stealing gasoline from cars. police say he had his hand in his right pocket as if he was concealing something from the officers view...they asked him to drop whatever he had and a crow bar dropped from his jacket.the man told police he didn't trust them and to just shoot him.eventually you see the officer throwing the man to the ground and then punching him several times. police say the suspect was not handcuffed when the officer used force - despite many speculating that he was on social media.police are calling the punches "distraction blows" used to get handcuffs on him.the man was arrested for resisting arrest and violating the terms of his probation.officers do believe he was stealing gas - but that is under investigation.we put the body camera footage in full on our website kron four dot com.no one from the pittsburg police

department was available on camera to talk about this, but they did tell us the internal investigation is ongoing as the chief of police is looking into if the officer had any wrong doing with his use of force. in pittsburg, sara stinson, kron 4 news.>### (catherine) coming up... congress is demanding answers tonight-- saying google doesn't do enough to protect the privacy of children... we'll have the details. (ryan) an aweful scene at a daycare center... after three baby girls are stabbed. we'll explain what happened. (catherine) also - a major crackdown of pot grow sites....even though recreational marijuana is legal. why officials are shutting down some pot farms. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

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since recreational pot has been legal for adults to buy in california. but there's also a lot of new red tape..and enforcement. sonoma county's permit office says that it's shut down more than 600 un-permited grow sites since january. kron4's maureen kelly obtained pictures of what the enforcement agents are finding. here you can see one of the pot farms that had been caught

operating without a permit. sonoma county officials says there had been estimates of 6- thousand grow sites in the county when they first started working towards issuing permits two years ago.....so the 600 plus that have been shut down since january represents only about 10 percent of what could be out there. we have a lot more to go tennis wick is the director of the county's permit office. he says most the operations they've shut down we not even attempting to get right with the law. others tried and failed. their agency is complaint driven....directed in by neighbors who can smell the crops. wick says some of these operations aren't just skirting red tape...they are tampering with the environment. i was at a site yesterday in a watershed that hosts the coho salmon and water was being siphoned directly out of the stream in order to support the groutbut a grower on the sonoma county cannabis advisory council says this is a sad situation....saying that the county has made it impossible for some established mom and pop growers to get on the path to legitimacy....because it was decided their land isn't located in the proper zoned

area....or their farms are too small to be permitted. another said the permit process is painfully slow...and knows other pot farmers who's had to drop out because their funds have dried up. i appreciate that people who are coming out of the black market and into the green or making a substantial investment or taking a substantial risk. they are finding out what it is like to be a legitimate business person in california, they're having to apply for a permit that goes through the environmental quality act like everybody else, so i understand their frustration with the process and i think that's why we owe it to them and the public to have an a robust law-enforcement around this issue people who are trying to avoid these responsibilities are brought to justicethe county has issued fines totalling nearly 450-thousand dollars to unpermitted growers....they are asking growers still under the radar...to apply for a permit and get legit. maureen kelly kron4 news. (ryan) concerns over children's privacy have prompted two members of congress to demand answers from google about the information they collect through youtube. the congressmen from rhode island and nebraska sent a letter this week to google's c-e- o.... in response to a complaint filed by privacy advocates with the federal

trade commission. the complaint alleges, youtube violates the children's online privacy protection act... which bans 'kid-oriented websites' from collecting personal information from children under the age of 13 without their parents' consent. google says youtube isn't for children under 13, which is why it created a separate app for them, called 'youtube kids.' the f-t-c hasn't said if an investigation has been opened. (catherine) new tonight at 5... a placerville barbershop is taking heat -- after a photo of a hanging doll portraying former 49er colin kaepernick was posted on social media. charmaine nero has the story.. joseph"they got colin kaepernick hanging from a noose."this is the picture being shared online -posted by joseph - who wanted to be reffered to only by his first name.joseph, phoner"i posted it because i drove past there about 3 or 4 times down there and i didnt notice that."the picture - taken by his friend - inside the bowtie barbershop in downtown placerville -shows

former 49er - colin kapernick - hanging from the ceiling by a noose.bow tie barber, owns shop"i literally had no idea that i was offending people." bow tie"we have a hangman down here in hangtown and with the theme of hangtown, i hung him, and i apologize."bowtie barber is a well known public figure in this community and says the hanged doll has been here since 2016 - when kapernick and a teammate kneeled during the national anthem.bow tie"i am a die hard 49ers fan and when that action happened there was a lot portrayed on the 49ers and i took it personally."but even with an apology - some like joseph - say the damage is already done. joseph"imagine how many kids already seen that doll, imagine those that disagree with it."joseph"they should be playing in mud not worrying about why colin kap is hanging from dang ceiling."now -

bowtie barber says hes learned a valuable lesson...and hopes his apology is accepted.bowtie "im publicly announcing that i apologize it was the wrong thing to do, will not do hit again, absolutely wrong thing to do im sorry." (catherine) that was charmaine nero reporting. the doll has since been taken down. the barber says he hopes to talk to joseph in person to offer his apology. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- san francisco's marina green. you can see kids out playing soccer in the nice weather-- but it is a little chilly right now. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawremce karnow: it was another warm to

hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it will be cooler inside the bay and coast with increasing clouds and breezy conditions. on the satellite you can see a storm in the gulf of alaska. it will brbrg more rain to the pacific northwest and help to cool temperatures in the california. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 80s inland

and 50s and 60s at the coast, and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a little more on sunday before warming again on monday with windy weather. it will be cooler toward the end of next week. (ryan) still ahead... still ahead... (ryan) week. (ryan) still ahead... new information tonight after a woman is violently attacked in menlo park... and then escapes the man who's accused of trying to rape her. details on how she got away. (catherine) also - the new i=phones were released for sale today.. we'll hear from people whowaited in line from the crack of dawn....to get one.

as a supervisor at pg&e, it's my job to protect public safety, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. (ryan) it's been an

exciting day for apple enthusiasts... as the new i- phones have been released. (catherine) kron 4's will tran went to san francisco's union square apple store this morning... he talked to two people who were first in line to get their new phones.. a new iphone release isn't the kind of doorbuster event that it used to be. but still you can expect increased traffic at apple's stores and authorized retailers as its

new models hit the market today. they are the iphone xs and the iphone xr. both devices boast of super retina displays and features like faster seed and an improved dual-camera system. apple is also releasing a new version of its watch. the series 4 version of the device offers increased health-monitoring features. (catherine) next at (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) next at

5:30... a surgeon and his girlfriend are arrested and accused of raping women... tonight officials are asking more victims to come forward. (ryan) and after the break... a violent attack at a daycare center leaves multiple baby girls injured. we'll have an update on their condition.

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click, call or visit a store today. "..rushing the baby to the hospital // we're gonna have an additional baby stabbed /// we got a third baby stabbed (ryan) police found a shocking scene at this residence in queens, new york ... three newborn baby girls attacked with a butcher kinfe and a meat cleaver.two adults were also slashed.(catherine) the alleged attacker, a 52=year old woman, then apparently tried to take her own life. all of this, unfolding in the predawn hours.

"early today at 3:44 a.m., officers with the 190 precinct received at 911 call that there was an assault with a knife.>along with the wounded babies, police found a caregiver with multiple stab wounds and a man with a slash in the leg.in the basement, they found another employee, a 52=year=old woman who tried to slash her wrists. "what's clear is that there was a woman of asian american background in distress, most likely with some mental illness, that had no business being around infants."the newborn victims ranged in age from three days to one month. all of them are expected to survive, though the two youngest are in critical condition.the facility was not a licensed day=care center.in fact new york law prohibits children under the age of six weeks from enrolling in day care without special approval. 'this is a three story house with a basement and we are told that some of the mothers of the babies were also staying on the premises. there are many speculations and ongoing questions with

regard to what kind of business this was."neighbors told police that pregnant chinese women would come to the building to deliver their babies, who could then claim u=s citizenship.they said it had been operating for about ten years (catherine) there was a total of nine babies in the home. the other six were unharmed. (catherine) 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. (ryan) we're learning more about the arrest of a 19-year-old accused of trying to rape a woman on the p victim was jogging on woodland avenue in menlo park... when rogelio artiga started running towards her. artiga asked the woman if she liked to dance. the woman ignored him... but police say artiga followed her... and dragged her into the bushes. the san mateo county district attorney says the woman's screams scared artiga off... and she was able to break free. police say home surveillance video helped them catch artiga. .. (catherine) an east bay woman is going to prison for a

murder that happened decades ago. this is a photo of marsha carter - who was killed back in december of 1983. police found a pool of blood in her richmond home. her body was found 10 days later in the trunk of her car in west sacramento. at that time... investigators didn't have a suspect. in 2008... they reopened the case..and sherill lynn smothers was arrested in 2016. she'll be sentenced next week. (ryan) in the north bay... police arresting four people with three loaded handguns and drugs near a school. it happened near the santa rosa charter school on humboldt street on wednesday. police say they stopped a car with two men and two 17-year-old boys in it. one of the men and and one of the teens ran away, although quickly caught after a short foot chase. the other two were arrested without (ryan) the mother of a teen who died of a fentanyl overdose in petaluma... refusing to show-up in court for her sentencing. danielle faletto faces 12-years in prison for child endangerment charges in connection to the death of her

16-year-old son. this is video of the home where the boy overdosed back in april. she didn't show-up in court yesterday... and now the judge has ordered correctional deputies to bring her to court next tuesday. lawremce karnow: it was another warm to hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it will be cooler inside the bay and coast with increasing clouds and breezy conditions. on the satellite you can see a storm in the gulf of alaska. it will bring more rain to the pacific northwest and help to cool temperatures in the california. highs be cooler wit and 50s and 60s at the coast,

and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a little more on sunday before warming again on monday with windy weather. it will be cooler toward the end of next week. (catherine) the investigation into the southern california couple accused of drugging and raping at least two women....is being expanded. surgeon grant robe-shaw his girlfriend ser- issa riley are both facing charges police say they used their good looks and charm to lure victims. they believe there are more victims and are asking anyone with information to come forward. today-- the orange county d-a said there have been more than 50 calls... and investigators have dozens of credible leads. it's believed the couple used dating apps to find victims. lawyers for robicheaux and

riley say their clients did nothing criminal. robicheaux appeared on bravo's reality show "online dating rituals of the american male" in 20-14. the d-a is also looking into the status of his medical license. (ro) new at 5. a new state measure has passed... allowing utilities to bill its customers for future legal settlements stemming from the devastating 2017 wildfires. governor jerry brown signed the bill today... aiming to prevent bankruptcy for p-g and e. the massive utility faces billions of dollars in liability if investigators determine it's equipment caused the 'tubbs fire...' that destroyed thousands of homes and killed 22 people in santa rosa last year. the bill aslo requires investor- owned utilities to harden their equipment... so it's less likely to cause future fires. (ro) and governor brown is ordering an audit of the department of motor vehicles... in light of long wait times and field offices. we're told the state's department of finance will

perform the audit. officals say the audit will assess information, technology, and customer service. it comes a day after a computer outage crippled more than a third of the d-m-v offices for several hours. the agency says a router issue prevented about 70 offices from processing drivers licenses... identification cards... and vehicle registration matters. the d-m-v has recently faced angry backlash from customers over long wait times. family trying to reunite with a child taken whilethey were seeking legal asylum -- accuse the government ofintentionally slowing the reunion. washington correspondent alexandra limon was in the courtroom when a judge warned the government that the child needs to be returned.. when maria irma gutierrez duron tried to enter the country her eleven year old grandson was taken from her. even though she was following the trump administration's protocol for asylum seekers. maria irma gutierrez duron / asylum seeker que si lo van a

dar o no lo van a dar.she says she's living in uncertainty not knowing if the government will return him. the boy has been in government custody for six months despite the fact his mother was in the u-s and passed a credible fear test in her asylum case. muy dificilkaren yadira rodriguez gutierrez says it's been difficult for her and her son is depressed. attorneys representing the family claim the boy was sexually assaulted at the california detention center. and charge the government with taking children from legal asylum seekers, along with separating families long before they announced the 'zero tolerance' policy.it isn't just wrong it's ridiculous. and the government should be ashamed of themselves. alexandra limon / washington correspondentin court the government argued the boy was taken into custody because his grandmother is not a legal guardian - so he was treated as an unaccompanied minor.the judge disagreed a child is unacompanied if he is with a family member.and advised the government to file paperwork by friday to

immediately reunite the child with his mother. if that doesn't happen he said he would order it.in washington alexandra limon. (ryan) coming up-- the cleaning products you're using in your home may be seriously affecting your childrens' health. we'll explain how and which ones. (catherine) and after the break.. good news that could protect people from identity theft. a service that's free...

(catherine) four your money tonight... people can now freeze their credit cards - free - under a new federal law. a credit freeze restricts access to your credit file...essentially precenting anyone from opening new credit in your name. the rules used to vary by state...but until now - it could cost roughly $10 to put a freeze in place. that fee often had to be paid again when someone wanted to unfreeze it for any legitimate uses. now - under a new law - consumers anywhere in the u.s. can freeze credit quickly - and free. . this...after last year's huge equifax hack...which exposed the private information of over 145 million americans. (ryan) still ahead... the raiders are looking for their first win of the season as they head to miami to take on the dolphins this week. kron 4's jason dumas will more on what the silver and black are up against this

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oakland aren't panicking.....> yes, the two losses have been bad --- but coach gruden believes there has been plenty of good to take away from each game.....>he told me this week that no one can come to any conclusions after two weeks....>as for the dolphins....there is no one player who stuck out when you watched their first two games....>head coach adam gase uses a balanced attack --- and that presents some challenges for jon gruden and the raiders.....> john gruden

the field."> jasonand that game is an early start --- 10am.....>so you can enjoy that game with your eggs and bacon....> (catherine) a mural in (catherine) a mural in san francisco's mission district that was repeatedly vandalized .... has been restored...and now - taggers are leaving it alone. kron4's maureen kelly talked to one of the artists - who tells us what changed. he has a crack in his ear, but it's protected it's all good carlos kookie gonzlez is checking out his recently updated mural....now it's centerpieces are civil rights leaders cesar chavez and dolores huerta....but that wasn't always the case.when he first helped create it back in the 80's...it was simply snapshots of people in the neighborhood.this is my best friend johnny's mom and big sister when she was a baby. then 10 years later i the now

retired probation officer added cultural icons to the faces on the wall......with cesar chavez at the heart of the piece.but it was what was painted next to him...that became a magnet for repeated vandalism over the years.the mural kept getting vandalized and the farmworker's eagle, the symbol of united farmworkers eagle, kept getting vandalized because it was adopted by gangs so it' kept getting tagged by rivals in august gonzalez and a team of other muralists repainted it for a third time....this time covering the eagle with the face of the woman who was the co founder of the untied farm workers....labor leader dolores huerta. whoever tagged it caused the restoration of the whole muralthere was outrage at first but now it's like wow maybe we should thank the guy that tagged itstandup since dolores huerta's face was added to cover up the eagle...the gang related grafitti has not reappeared. but now the mural is under a new threat.....of a developer's wrecking ball. the laundrymat the mural is painted on is slated to be torn down and replaced by residential units. but the building's owner has made a compromise with community members who weren't happy

about the idea of losing this piece of their history.he was cool enough to let us paint another mural on the new building, it might be a little bit smaller but ti's a compromise that we can live withgonzalez is still working on what the new mural will look like be but he expects the spirit of this piece will be reflected in it's next incarnationmaureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine)(catherine) (catherine) we've been celebrating hispanic heritage all week here on kron 4 news.... it's all leading up to a special program airing tomorrow night at 11-pm... right after kron-4 news at 10. we hope you'll 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. lawremce lawremce karnow: it was

another warm to hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it will be cooler inside the bay and coast with increasing clouds and breezy conditions. on the satellite you can see a storm in the gulf of alaska. it will bring more rain to the pacific northwest and help to cool temperatures in the california. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast, and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a little more on sunday before warming again on monday with windy weather. it will be cooler toward the end of next week.

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(ryan) a new study says that the every day cleaning products you're using might be seriously affecting your childrens' health. jeremy roth has the story... multi-surface household cleaners could be making kids overweight, according to a new study.health officials found a link between infants living in homes microbial are used at week and levels of a digestive bacteria in their stomachs.the problem is:the gut (ryan) the f-d-a is alerting pet the f-d-a is the f-d-a is alerting pet owners about certain chewable flea and tick medication that can cause neurological problems like seizures and stumbling. the f-d-a says certain chewables for dogs and cats contain a certain pesticide. four brands are in question-- and you can find those on our website at kron-4 dot com. f-d-a reccommends pet owners to talk to their veterinarians about

the medication. (ryan) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. catherine heenan and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) next at six.... congressional leaders may have their eyes on a supreme court nominee... but the white house is trading barbs with gavin newsom. what the president said... and how california's lt. governor is firing back. it's a new war of words. (catherine) then outrage over the safety of those scooters that are zooming around some major cities. big criticism about the riders and the precautions they are ánotá taking to stay safe.(pam) and the big story of the day.. the arrest of a benicia man ... accused of being the so- called nor- cal rapist. how d-n-a has opened up decades old assault cases ... some right here in the bay area.(catherine) the news continues in 70 seconds... on kron 4 news at six.

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(pam) thanks ashley.... our team coverage continues.....(catherine) let's get to kron4's terisa estacio live at u- c berkeley -- where the suspect worked.. terisa? roy waller worked here at uc berkeley for 25 years... officials sent out an email t a they are looking into his work here and whether he could be connected to an unsolved sexuall assaults. (take pkg) disbelief and dismay here on

campus, after news spread about this man, uc berkeley employee roy waller arrested on multiple charges of rape and kidnapping stretching over decade. uc berkeley sent out an email to students and staff about the case. quote, we were shocked to learn about a campus employee was arrested in connection... we don't believe he is connected but we are opening up cases. melody passebani, student. "i am glad they are re-openning cases and looking into them. stephanie gutierrez, uc berkeley student. "any person associated with sexual assault is troubling and i am glad he is gone. (estacio live) uc berkeley also said authorities say their investigation did not reveal any cases connected to the univerisity but nonetheless they will be looking into their files. te

(catherine) we first told you about the arrest of the suspected norcal rapist through a breaking news push alert. download the kron-4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news in your neighborhood. (pam) new at six - governor brown has signed a controversial new law... allowing utilities to bill their customers.... to pay for future legal settlements from the devastating wildfires last year. the bill is aimed at preventing bankruptcy for utility giant p=g-and-e. the utility faces billions of dollars in liability if investigators determine its equipment caused the tu. bbs th and killed 22 people in santa rosa. the bill also requires investor- owned utilities ... to harden their

equipment so it is less likely to cause fires. and it makes it easier to clear dead trees and brush. (catherine) there's concern that bart's african american passengers are being racially profiled by fare inspectors. that's based on new data collected by bart.(pam) but bart's spokesperson argues.... that it is not happening... haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)proving that you have paid to ride bart has been in affect since march 2018sot"i am coping with it. i am not okay with it. i am not comfortable with it. sot"i don't like the way it sounds at all. it definitely rubs me the wrong way">sotthe subject of racial profiling has surfaced in light of african americans making up 12% of bart's passengers and simultaneously receiving the vast majority of fines for not paying the faresot

african american people. we also know that the office of our independent police auditor has reviewed hundreds of hours of tape and confirms that were are giving the citations in a very systematic approach. we must ask every single person that walks past the fare inspector for the proof of payment or if we get on a train we must ask every single person on that train. we can't skip anyone. we can't go straight to anyone and target them and not any one else around the. the data is the data">bart estimates it loses around $20-million dollars a year due to fare evasion. bart's board of directors approved fare inspectors as means to put a stop to it. in fact...sotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) an elderly woman

is dead after reportedly being hti and killed while crossing the street near her home in south san jose. police say the driver left the scene. it happened near the intersection of vista park drive and copperfield drive. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- her grieving family is asking for help in finding the hit and run driver. rob fladeboe/san jose "....police have released no information about any possible suspects in this case but the suspect vehicle is described as a dark blue mini van or s.u.v...."vivek vishwabhan/victim's son '....it's a tragic loss, it's beyond words for me....'vivek vishwabhan is talking about his mother, 77 year-old uma vishwabhan, whowas killled thursday evening as she and her husband om were crossing vista park drive near their house, about 7:30.vivek "....as they were walking he said he heard a loud noise and he turned around and saw my mother flying in the air and fall flat....anjuli vishwabhan/victim's

daughter-in-law "....and this person just hit her and sped away, what kind of community are we living in...." as they shared memories and a few photos of uma, her family told me that she had been socializing with friends at nearby waterford park where shocked neighbors like curran johal saw her lying in the street.curren johal/neighbor ".....there's a lot of people with kids going to the park and if people aren't aware of their driving next time it could be a kid, it puts you on edge...."forensic paint marks the spot where uma was hit. there are no apparent skid marks. police are looking for witnesses and securty video as uma's family is sruggling to cope with their loss while calling on the community for tips that might lead to the alleged hit and run driver. vivek ".....i saw all the blazing lights of the cars and the emr's, people hovering over her lifeless body on the road, that scene is etched into my brain, we will have to live with that memory forever...."rob fladeboe/san jose "...police say this case represents the 35th fatal traffic accident so far this year in san jose and the 14th involving a pedestrian. in san joserob fladeboe kron4news

coming up... the latest addition to the war of words between president trump and a high profile california politician .. also ahead.. scooter mania is going world wide... but so is the problem with the injuries the scooters cause.. and next ... the latest as republicans give christine blasey- ford until 7-tonight to decide on plans for a hearing next week on the sexual assault accusations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow,

i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

you, in the very near future judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court."> (catherine) senate majority leader mitch mconnel -- expressing confidence that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will be confirmed. (pam) that is despite an allegation of a sexual assault by a palo alto university professor. we learned

today, christine blasey ford will meet with the f-b-i about death threats she has received since making the accusation. and the senate judiciary chair has given her until 7:00- tonight ... to decide whether or not to testify. if she does not -- a vote on kavanaugh is planned for monday. reporter emily scmidt has the latest from washington. at 8:56 friday morning washington time --president trump started a supreme court tweetstorm.it started praising judge brett kavanaugh-- calling him a fine man... facing partisan assault.18 minutes later --tweet two moved to christine blasey ford-- who alleges kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a party when they were teens. trump tweeted if the attack was as bad as ford said--she or her "loving parents' would have filed charges with local law enforcement.15 minutes after that--he wondered why someone didn't call the fbi 36 years ago.three tweets changed a week-long white house

narrative. listen to what counsel kellyanne conway said about ford just before the tweets went out.kellyanne conway / white house counsel: "there's no reason to attack to her is the reason---there's no reason."across washington-- kavanaugh supporters stuck to more traditional defenses-- women colleagues and friends vouched for his character:sara fagen / kavanaugh friend and former colleague: "the reason we believe allegations are false because we know brett kavanaugh."senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told republicans accusations won't derail the nomination. sen. mitch mcconnell / -r- majority leader: "you've watched the fight; you've watched the tactics, but here's what i want to tell you, in the very near future judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court."sources say the senate judiciary committee will propose a wednesday hearing--with ford testifying first, and outside counsel asking the questions. negotiations continue--so have trump tweets--including one hours after the first series saying "let ford testify or not--and take the vote."in washington, i'm emily schmidt. (pam) california senator kamala harris expressed her

support for dr. blasey- ford today on twitter... tweeting in part: it's sad, but not surprising, that she's been met with an utter lack of decency by eleceted leaders of this country. (catherine) new at six: president trump and lieutenant governor gavin newsom are in a new war of words. last night the president said this about newsom during a rally in las vegas. newsom responded on newsom newsom responded on newsom responded on twitter --- and referencing a clown from a stephen kingnovel - said "interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like pennywise." (pam) while recreational marijuana may be legal in california , there are still many in the cannabis

industry, operating outside the law. the county of sonoma's permit office says , it has shut down more than 600 un-permitted grow sites since january. kron4's maureen kelly obtained pictures of what these code enforcement agents are finding. here you can see one of the pot farms that had been caught operating without a permit. sonoma county officials says there had been estimates of 6- thousand grow sites in the county when they first started working towards issuing permits two years ago.....so the 600 plus that have been shut down since january represents only about 10 percent of what could be out there. we have a lot more to go tennis wick is the director of the county's permit office. attempting to get right with the law. others tried and failed. their agency is complaint driven....directed in by neighbors who can smell the crops. wick says some of these operations aren't just skirting red tape...they are tampering with the environment. i was at a site yesterday in a watershed that hosts the coho salmon and water was being siphoned directly out of

the stream in order to support the groutbut a grower on the sonoma county cannabis advisory council says this is a sad situation....saying that the county has made it impossible for some established mom and pop growers to get on the path to legitimacy....because it was decided their land isn't located in the proper zoned area....or their farms are too small to be permitted. another said the permit process is painfully slow...and knows other pot farmers who's had to drop out because their funds have dried up. i appreciate that people who are coming out of the black market and into the green or making a substantial investment or taking a substantial risk. they are finding out what it is like to be a legitimate business person in california, they're having to apply for a permit that goes through the environmental quality act like everybody else, so i understand their frustration with the process and i think that's why we owe it to them and the public to have an a robust law-enforcement around this issue people who are trying to avoid these responsibilities are brought to justicethe county has issued fines totalling nearly 450-thousand dollars to unpermitted growers....they are asking growers still under the radar...to apply for a permit and get legit. maureen kelly kron4 news.

(catherine) let's take a look outside right now... (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawremce karnow: it was another warm to hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it and coast with increasing bay

clouds and breezy conditions. on the satellite you can see a storm in the gulf of alaska. it will bring more rain to the pacific northwest and help to cool temperatures in the california. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast, and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a little more on sunday before warming again on monday with windy weather. it will be cooler toward the end of next week.

the california gold rush conjures up visions of prospectors getting rich quick .. but memories for indigenous people are quite different .. and now a statute honoring that era is coming down. and next.. far from a simple mosquito bite, the struggles facing a little girl suffering from west nile virus ..

(pam) new at six: over the past few weeks we have told you about the west nile virus showing up in the bay area... most recently a mosquito tested positive in solano county. (catherine) tonight - we're seeing just how serious it can be when a person becomes infected. a once- energetic third grader in nebraska is slowly getting her

strength back after tting the diagnosis. reporter kevin walle-vand has her story. nats: "close, you would be good at basketball. there you go."seemingly simple tasks like... playing catch... are slowly getting easier for vivi lee.nats: "so we're just working on standing balance. she has some trouble with her coordination, balance."the 8-year old has been at sanford's children's hospital the last several days.nats: "good job, you got it."it started with basic kid stuff... a headache, vomiting. but then...jennifer lee/vivi's mom: "she was not even responding. she was just like completely out of it, not even walking. i had to carry her in."after repeat walk-in and er visits, vivi underwent several tests.jennifer lee/vivi's mom: "with her caseus caused viral meningitis."vivi had to be hospitalized immediately.she no longer could walk on her own, could barely talk.the west nile sparked encephalitis.her brain, nervous system and muscle control under attack.

jennifer lee/vivi's mom: "she just got just dizzy. she is not walking as well. she is a very energetic child and loves to be outdoors and now she is learning how to walk all over again."nats: "roll it out, like this."now, occupational therapists and others are working to get vivi back on her feet and going to school at clapp elementary in fargo, where her fellow classmates are patiently waiting for her. they sent heartfelt messages, asking her to come back soon to 3rd grade.vivi's mom hopes that is just days away. the last week and a half, have been too much for this mom and daughter.jennifer lee/vivi's mom: "one bite, one infected mosquito, so yeah, one mosquito caused all of this damage." (catherine) california health officials say two

people have died because of the west nile virus so far this year. they're asking people to use insect repellent when outdoors - and remove standing water to help prevent the spread of the virus. coming up at six.. apple mania alive and well... even with the higher price tags, today's release of the new i-phones led to long lines and extreme measurs by some fans. and next... the nasty accidents from those ubiquitous scooters .. emergency room visits are skyrocketing across the country .. fueling a growing backlash. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead. 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...

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just about everyone has seen those rental scooters on sidewalks around the bay area... now - silicon valley startups are spreading those shareable scooters around the world.(catherine) not everyone is happy about it --- emergency rooms are reporting an influx of people severely injured while using scooters. reporter samuel burke has more on the (catherine) that was

samuel burke reporting.... tonight we're learning about the first rental scooter- related death. a man in dallas was reportedly killed after crashing a scooter. (pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here at uc berkeley, disbelief and dismay after the arrest of roy waller, he was an employee here for 25 years, a safety specialists. uc berkeley sent out an email to students and staff about the case. quote, we were shocked to learn about a campus employee was arrested in connection... we don't believe he is connected but we

are opening up cases. te here in san jose the victim of a fatal hit jose the victim here in san jose the victim of a fatal hit and run accident has been identified as 77-year-old uma vishwabhan. she and her husband were walking across vista park drive near waterford park about 7;30 thursday evening when she was struck and killed by a vehcle southbound on vistapark.there are no suspects at this time but police described the suspect vehicle as a dark blue minivan or s.u.v. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news sotproving that you have paid to ride bart has been in affect since march 2018sot the subject of racial profiling has surfaced in light of african americans making up 12% of bart's passengers and simultaneously receiving the

vast majority of fines for not paying the faresotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news lawremce karnow: it was lawremce lawremce karnow: it was lawremce

lawremce karnow: it was another warm to hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the

coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it will be cooler inside the bay and coast with increasing clouds and breezy conditions. on the satellite you can see a storm in the gulf of alaska. it will bring more rain to the pacific northwest and help to cool temperatures in the california. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast, and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a little more on sunday before warming again on monday with windy weather. it will be cooler toward the end of next week. (pam) california state university- long beach ... is ousting its "prospector pete" statue because of the impact the 1849- gold rush had on

indigenous people. the university called the gold rush a time in history when indigenous people endured violence and threats of genocide. in recent years, university athletics have moved away from the "49er" and "prospector pete" names in favor of the nickname "beach." the statue -- currently located on a plaza -- will be retired to an area of campus dedicated to alumni. still ahead... a hanging noose and a 'whites only' breakroom ... it sounds like something from the last century, but they're both part of a current lawsuit against southwest airlines..

(catherine) southwest airlines is being sued for racial discrimination. a former employee, jamel parker, says workers created a "whites only" break room at houston's airport... he says it existed for years until recent renovations. parker says there was also a noose, made of bungee cords, hanging at a southwest gate. he accuses the airline of subjecting black employees to "extreme race discrimination" and harsher disciplinary actions than white workers. he says he was fired for damaging a power cord and failing to report it... but that white employees did similar things and were not fired.

i'm not surprised at all."> (catherine) southwest airlines released a statement saying it does not condone discrimination..and saying it cultivates a workplace that "mirrors the customers we serve." parker's lawsuit doesn't say how much he's asking for.... he is asking for a jury trial. a hearing is set for january. coming up in sports.. the 49ers looking for a second straight win this weekend, but it is going to have to come against a kansas city team... that likes to put up points. we'll have a report from santa clara. also, the raiders...trying to solve their 2nd half woes...and win their first game of the season. derek carr weighs in on what needs to change. mark carpenter has that and all the sports just around the corner.

(catherine) a placerville barbershop is taking heat -- after a photo of a hanging doll portraying former 49er colin kaepernick was posted on social media.(pam) reporter charmaine nero has the story.. joseph"they got colin

kaepernick hanging from a noose."this is the picture being shared online -posted by joseph - who wanted to be reffered to only by his first name.joseph, phoner"i posted it because i drove past there about 3 or 4 times down there and i didnt notice that."the picture - taken by his friend - inside the bowtie barbershop in downtown placerville -shows former 49er - colin kapernick - hanging from the ceiling by a noose.bow tie barber, owns shop"i literally had no idea that i was offending people." bow tie"we have a hangman down here in hangtown and with the theme of hangtown, i hung him, and i apologize."bowtie barber is a well known public figure in this community and says the hanged doll has been here since 2016 - when kapernick and a teammate kneeled during the national anthem.bow tie"i am a die hard 49ers fan and when that action happened there was a lot portrayed on the 49ers and i took it

personally."but even with an apology - some like joseph - say the damage is already done. joseph"imagine how many kids already seen that doll, imagine those that disagree with it."joseph"they should be playing in mud not worrying about why colin kap is hanging from dang ceiling."now - bowtie barber says hes learned a valuable lesson...and hopes his apology is accepted.bowtie "im publicly announcing that i apologize it was the wrong thing to do, will not do hit again, absolutely wrong thing to do im sorry." (pam) that was charmaine nero reporting. the doll has since been taken down. the barber says, he hopes to talk to joseph in person to offer his apology. bit of an awkard schedule for the 49ers over the next two weeks.. they have back-to-back road games against afc west opponents,

starting with the chiefs in kansas city this sunday. the good thing is the team is regaining its strength on defense. reuben foster...back in the mix after misisng the first two games due to suspension. richard sherman..is good to go...after missing practice yesterday with a heel issue. kyle shanahan knows that kansas city offense is going to open up the field... patrick mahomes...a league leading 10-touchdown passes through 2 weeks.. the 2nd year qb running a top 10 attack that spreads the field...with some speedy receivers...and averages 40-points a game. "they have the basic stuff they've been doing for a long time, which is their normal drop-back game and stuff. over these last four years or so, they've really added an element of the misdirection and stuff. it's been an issue, not just because of the plays, but the people with the the speed at every angle to run those things and really put bind because if you hesitate with a 4.3 receiver, and they have three of them, that is a huge issue. if you just play all the 4.3 receivers all day, they've got a pretty good back and a sherman-49ers cornerback>"this is andy reid's offense. anytime, even when alex was there, he does a great job of scheming people up and getting people open and

a lot of misdirection. you gotta be prepared for all of it." meanwhile the raiders left this afternoon for south beach... a sunday morning showdown with the 2-and-0 dolphins. miami...with a solid attack that uses big receivers on the outside like kenny stills and albert wilson.. and pounds the ball with kenyon drake and former 49er great frank gore. nonetheless, the raiders know what issues they have to fix... stopping their tendency to come out flat in the 2nd half as they've surrendered 36-points down the stretch over the last two weeks. d-c on the importance of closing. "obviously, we had the lead i think the whole game against denver except the last eight seconds. i think as an offense we could have done a better job for our defense by taking time or picking up a first down to end the game. i think the defense - they feel bad as well - but it's a team thing. we could have helped them out a lot better.""a lot of their passes are on running plays where they are throwing the built in rpos, so we got to defend the entire width of the field. they have kenny stills and parker, two guys that make you defend the field vertically. that's what adam gases' system does, it's tough.""

é just remember kron4 is your home for everything 49ers and raiders. we got you covered at 9pm every saturday during the football season... kim smith with your niners coverage on the red and gold zone... jason dumas and myself will be talking raiders on the sword and shield zone. it all gets going at 9 saturday night on kron4 moving on over to baseball, the giants... are out of playoff contention, but they can still get in the way of another team's postseason plans. bruce bochy's club in st. louist facing the cardinals. here's an update from busch stadium-- at last check, game knotted at 1 in the 4th.. cards trying to hold on to that 2nd wildcard spot. we'll have full highlights later tonight. a's hosting the twins. first pitch in about 20 minutes. finally, tiger woods setting the stage for a wild finish at the tour championship. --we go back to atlanta for round 2....the final pga tourney of the season.d e day with the lea

and never let it get away. check this out on the 12th... his 2nd shot on a par 4... sticks it right next to the cup... would tap in for birdie. --eldrick...with 4- birdies on the back nine... and this one was impressive... on the 15th, 23-feet uphill...and his track is on point. the 14-time major winner...fires a 68, his 2nd straight round in the 60s... and is 7-under, tied for the lead with justin rose. just ahead... the new apple i-phones hit the market today with great fanfare ... even leading one man to take an international flight to get one..

four your money tonight... people can now freeze their credit cards - free - under a new federal law. a credit freeze restricts access to your credit file...essentially precenting anyone from opening new credit in your name. the rules used to vary by state...but until now - it could cost roughly $10 to put a freeze in place. that fee often had to be paid again when someone wanted to unfreeze it for any legitimate uses. now - under a new law - consumers anywhere in the u.s. can freeze credit quickly - and free. . thilast year's huge equifax hack...which exposed the private information of over 145 million americans. (pam) people across the

u-s lined up early at apple stores - to try and be the first to get their hands on one of the new i-phones. (catherine) but one of the biggestapple fanatics of all mightbe the man who surfaced today in boston.. as reporter katie thompson shows us - he flew in from another country to buy the new phone.

lawremce karnow: it was another warm to hot day today with highs soaring into the 90s inland, with 70s and 80s

around the bay and 60s at the coast. after a sunny start the fog returned to the coast. if you're going out tonight it will be cooler inside the bay and coast with increasing clouds and breezy conditions. on the satellite you can see a storm in the gulf of alaska. it will bring more rain to the pacific northwest and help to cool temperatures in the california. highs tomorrow will be cooler with 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast, and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will a little more on sunday before warming again on monday with windy weather. it will be cooler toward the end of 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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