copy we need units to block off southbound senter and umbarger.f. 10-4 we do have medical safety. 10-4. >>:the officer has not been identified that has been killed meanwhile the suspect as has been identified with the past half hour. 57 year-old scott dunham. who does have a wife was currently talking to police and is trying to end the standoff is currently ongoing and san jose in senter road will continue to fall breaking news here in just a minute >> reporter :in the what the department dry air moves then and have an oppressive warm-up-- weather department as we have from thursday and friday we are tracking record warmth. temperatures are in the mid to upper 50s as we speak with mostly clear skies. just off to the south there is a dome of high pressure that will begin to develop ride above the california coastline. the will lead to additional wharf we will wake up under partly cloudy skies. as we head into the afternoon will run about 45--for the 10 degrees warmer metal '70's across the shore up our '70's as we head that led-- midland. slightly

kron four's averi haper is live at needles and senter streets this morning... averi... how is it looking? flooding forcing evacuations in san jose. just drive slow. thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning. the morning.through out with you check back we will aver. thanks just drive slow. thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning. sky 7 flooding. and many people who were forced from their homes are waking up at evacuation centers this morning. james fletcher is back with that side of the story. james. and more evacuations could be ordered at any moment so we have some tips on how to prepare incase you get the call to evacuate. there are five things that city officials are urging you to do now and they are calling it the five p's... they include people... prescriptions... paper... personal needs... and priceless items. number one... know where all of your loved ones are and how to contact them. number 2... start packing a bag now. and in that bag should be your prescriptions as well as important documents like your birth cert

at all different levels of play. >> senter :concussions are common. they are some of the most common injuries we see as sports medicine doctors. basketball, we consider a lower risk sport. i would classify it as a contact sport, not a colission sport. boxing, hockey even girls soccermuch higher risk. so, i think it's been interesting that we've seen a fair number of head injuries with the warriors lateley but i would say that is not the norm >> jeff :you heard the talk about soccer and the think your kid has a concussion do not hesitate to take them to the doctor i'm jeff bush, live in the newsroom, kron four news. >> pam :the n-b-a's most valuable player.stephen curry.now has a menu item named after him the owner of hog's apathcary on 40th street in oakland. created a bratwurst called. steph- curry - wurst. it is to celebrate the m-v-p. the warrior's play-off start. and their continued success. >>:it is to celebrate the victory in the playoffs and the continued success to their having. it is kind of a curry fame-theme you put that on the bunny put th

police say he was trying to cross senter road near balfour drive when he was struck by a passing car about 9:50 >> pam: sunday night. >> pam: police believe nguyen was trying to cross senter road and are hoping somebody may have seen exactly what happened will help them track down that hit and run driver. >> we are not 100 percent sure but there is some indication that he may have been riding a bicycle. and the suspect was in a dark colored sedan occurred when asking for anyone who may have information in regards to this accident to please give to please contact the police. >> pam: neighbors say this was not the first time a pedestrian has been hit trying to get across busy senter road. they say a recently installed crosswalk has improved safety here but without any witnesses, police also can't say for sure whether the victim in sunday's accident was in the crosswalk or not. >> jacqueline: down in san jose was 76 and center failed to 62. below club has already moved by the bay plaza. stretching inland to the delta in south bay very little clearing by the in o'clock hour. by 10 and 11

the hot spot is near senter and phelan in san jose.'s rob fladeboe says more than 200 people have been evacuated. at least two centers have opened so that people have a place to spend the night. if there is one bit of good news... so far we haven't heard of any serious injuries from the flooding. and farther to the south in morgan hill... the northbound lanes of highway 101 are closed between cochrane and bailey. they aren't expected to reopen until tomorrow night. it's my best buttery jack yet. the triple bacon buttery jack, with hickory-smoked bacon, bacon mayo, and my super secret ingredient...bacon butter! it's amazing. let's email the team. email? don't worry, we're not going to get hacked. we've been hacked! what! they got everything! everything!! everything. who could have done this!?! ...professionals. whoa. bacon butter. what!?! ooh, i haven't had lunch. ouch! the word is out. get my new triple bacon buttery jack before it's gone. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one is george cloon

now we want to go to averi harper who is live on senter road... the flooding. averi. flooding forcing evacuations in san jose. thanks aver. we will check back with you the morning. the morning.through out with you check back we will aver. thanks thanks aver. we will check back with you through out the morning. still ahead on the kron four morning news... we continue to cover our breaking news this morning... thousands of people forced to evacuate because of flooding in san jose. coming up... we will take a closer look at the roads that are closed in the south bay this morning. and the flooding has forced dozens of road closures in san jose. i am in the traffic center with robin winston who is tracking those road closures this morning. back to our breaking news this morning... thousands of people forced from their homes because of massive flooding in san jose. james fletcher is here with the latest on what we know right now. here is what we know so far... this is a live look from east santa clara street in san jose. city officials declared a local

carlin senter clearly he looks injured and clearly see the blood coming out of this either. that is what you notice as you watch pickedsports medicine >> reporter:clearly, he looks injured. he falls to the floor. he's holding his head and the first thing you notice is the blood coming out of his ear. >> reporter:doctor senter says that concussions are the most common injury seen by sports medicine doctors and says if properly the injury could become very dangerous. she can't say one way or another if thompson should play in game one of the championships but if the concussion is serious enough there could be long term affects. >>it really depends on the sevarity of the injury and how many injuries that person has sustained. straight forward sports concussionthe high school or collegiant athletes that i week or twothey are back playing. there are no long term problems. you can take that and abstract that and with a boxer who has suffered years and years of head injury, we know that those athletes are at high risk of demention and depression later in life. so, there is a whole

into suspicious firesalong interstate 280 and in the coyote meadows area between the freeway and senteroad. firefighters have been called to the area several times in recent weeksamid an up tick of fires suspected to have been set, either accidently or on purpose, by the homeless. what was once known as the jungle, a large encampment, was closed down a few years ago but the area is once again seeingnew camps and campers who have confronted park rangers. residents and neighbors are encouraged to report anything suspicious and use the city's arson tip line....that's 408-27-arson. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) still ahead - we are tracking a major weather warmup.(steve) meteorologist lawrence karnow is back in two minutes with what you need to know. lawrence karnow: high pressure started to crank up the temperatures today. we had many highs in the 80s and even a few 90s. this is just the start of a much warmer weather pattern. it's a little breezy but should be a mostly clear and mild night ahead. we could see a few patches of fog right near the coast but most of us will see s

water is still on the rise in some parts.kron 4's jr stone reports from one of the hardest hit area senter road in san jose looks like a river right now but instead of boats there are only abandoned cars. the water has forced out those like lorainewho woke up to her neighbor pounding on the door.sot the water just started coming all over and it got higher and higher and i got scared and i left.in fact more than 200 left this rockspring neighborhood of san jose. many though weren't able to walk out on their own. they had to be rescued by boat and had to leave quickly. sot i didn't grab nothingsot this is our first time leaving in 15 yearsand just like that the water was here right? mmmmmm hmmmmmmfor those who were in this water, emergency crews worked to rinse them down. fearful of the sewage, gas, or oil that may have mixed into the flood area. loraine says she lives on the first floor of this building. she's okay but worried that she may lose her personal belongings.sot the water is already going into the apartment. i'm going to lose everything. my furniture means the world to me yes i me

these giant monitors at cal fire's grass valley emergency command senter are able to bring up any of their 1000 cameras set up on high towers. but 3 months ago, cal fire added something new a i. >> this red square on the horizon is artificial intelligence detecting something out of the ordinary. according to captain nathan meant. >> whether it's dense smoke, whether it's a change the color on the horizon. the technology allows us to have that early detection. we can pinpoint utilizing multiple cameras throughout our unit out of cal fire's. 21 command center's 6 are testing out the new ai technology kept immense as one say aye detect smoke on the horizon. his staff will confirm a fire and using computers to make immediate predictions for where the flames are heading allows us to see the topography. we can cross that over with the wind and the weather. the humidity and we can draw our best conclusion or provided the incident commanders and and the crews at scene of the incident who are actively mitigating that for cal i is all about speed, a technology that's detecting fires at record

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he was unconsious after being struck by a car northbound on senter, the driver then fled the scene. >> reporter:investigators say the victim, identified as 53-year-old son hoang nguyen, of san jose, died this morning at the hospital. rueben campos, who lives nearby, heard the accident but arrived too late to see the fleeing hit and run driver. rueben campos/lives nearby >> we heard an impact. we did not think anything of it at that time. >> reporter:police say it appears nguyen was trying to cross senter road but they can't say whether he was in the crosswalk or whether he may have been riding a bicycle found nearby. >> police >> again, he may have been on his bicycle. >> reporter:rueben campos says the area is poorly lit and that this was not the first time a pedestrian has been hit here. >> the crosswalk continues to be an issue. >> reporter:as is often the case in such investigations, police are hoping that someone in the neighborhood, perhaps someone coming or going from a nearby mobile home park >> reporter:saw what happened and will help them track down the hit and run driver wh

was shot and killed during a road rage incident near senter road and baltic way in east san jose. now investigators have been able to make two arrests in the case. taking into custody. 17- year-old fida-delto ortiz and 23-year- old alejandro reyes lam leaves behind a wife and two children. and now the san jose police department has set up a website to raise money to help the family. the husband was a financial support you gonna them to see the level of support from the community amazingly, so far the website has raised close to 110- thousand dollars for the family. if you would like to donate to the family---- you can visit our website and click on the link inside the story. in fremont tonight. the city council approved the installation of surveillance cameras on public roads. fremont police asked the council for up to 300- thousand dollars. to buy as many as 12 cameras and license plate readers. police say, the cameras may help catch criminals coming and going throughout the city. they say. nearly 80 percent of burglaries committed in fremont are by people who don't live there. o

. >> james:this happened sunday night near senter road and balfour drive. >> james:police say, nguyen was riding a bike. and was hit by a dark -colored sedan. >> james:the driver then fled the scene and remains at large. >> james:and just a block away from that scene.a man suffered life-threatening injuries after a driver hit him in san jose and took off last night. >> james:police say the victim was hit in the area of senter road and oldham way around 8:00. >>: is just a war with tragic coincidence that both of these situations happen and not even 24 hours in the same area. >> james:authorities say there is no crosswalk in that area. >> james:they suspect is only described as a hispanic male in a white four door sedan. >> james:coming up. on the kron four morning news-- four people indicted in a beef recall. >> james:what new court documents reveal about how diseased cow meat went from a petaluma slaughterhouse to the grocery store. plus-- sheriff's detectives say a teenager killed his fatherdismembered the bodythen set it on fire. >> james:we'll have details in the disturbing case.

shot just off senter road -- near the happy hallow zoo..ee just much the water has gone down -- but the damage is extensive. but the good news... the number of mandatory evacuations has dropped from 14-thousand to around 4 thousand. and this morning kron 4's will tran i s live in the rock springs neighborhood with a look at the cleanup efforts. despite the floodwater receding, many people still can't return home permanently because of the toxic mess left behind. crews are pressure washing streets in the rock springs neighborhood. you can see many of these homes and cars have a red "x" on them, meaning they have been searched by state inspectors. people who live there were allowed to go into their homes for the first time since the flooding. families could only take out essential items since they are not allowed to stay there overnight. what's going on." thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. water got into just about every inch of this home on william street. the owners say, they have lived here for decades. their

hospital trying to recover tonight after a shooting incident earlier at a busy san jose intersection at senter road and baltic way. police say, after almost getting into an accident, the victim in a silver toyota camry. got out of his car to confront the two men in the other vehicle. one of two opened fire. police say, hitting the victim more than once. this is video of the scene from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c - 7. the victim's name has not been released. people who live in the neighborhood are worried about what happened. as the search for the suspects continues tonight. sot it could be my neighbor for all i know they terisa heard the gun shots. 2 of them. and tells kron 4 this intersection this shooting has frightened her. teresa aims / heard gun shots sot it is getting crazier and crazier it is scary i am just glad it did not happen when the kids were coming out of schoo the golden state warriors have fired head coach mark jackson. the move comes in the wake of the warriors' elimination from the n-b-a playoffs in the first round. by the clippers in seven- games. kron four's spor

the ticket - worth over two hundred thousand bucks - was bought at the gio hoe may cafÉ on senter roadcalifornia lottery officials say 20-14 was a record breaking year for lottery sales. over five billion dollars in tickets were sold. the california lottery director says it could be because they're having bigger jackpots. but even with people clamoring to win. more than twenty million dollars in winnings is still unclaimed. still ahead. the latest on the death investigation of missing virginia student hannah graham. and the link between the man in custody and the death of another student in the area. a move to increase crime tracking technology throughout the bay area. where the bullet deetcting devices are being installed. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na

these giant monitors that cal fire's grass valley emergency command senter are able to bring up any of their 1000 cameras set up on high towers. but 3 months ago, cal fire added something new a i. >> this red square on the horizon is artificial intelligence detecting something out of the ordinary. according to captain nathan meant. >> whether it's dense smoke, whether it's a change the color on the horizon. the technology allows us to have that early detection. we can pinpoint utilizing multiple cameras throughout our unit out of cal fire's. 21 command center's 6 are testing out the new ai technology. captain men says one say aye detect smoke on the horizon. his staff will confirm a fire and use the computers to make immediate predictions for where the flames are heading allows us to see the topography. we can cross that over with the wind and the weather. the humidity and we can draw our best conclusion or provided the incident commanders and and the crews at scene of the incident who are actively mitigating for cal i is all about speed. a technology that's detecting fires at record s

neighbors at his senter road apartment complex where officer johnson was gunned down. say they are still reeling from word that the man they knew, is the suspect. you can find the latest updates on this story on our website at kron-4 dot com. including a link to a fund set up for officer michael johnson's family >> this is america, get the *expletive* off my property." >> pam :the video is disturbing. a group of so called - good will ambassadors for the city of berkeley. are seen with a homeless man. and one of them starts to beat him. kron four's jeff bush reports from berkeley tonight. explaining what this is about. >> jeff :berkeley goodwill ambassador's are supposed to keep an eye on the businesses along the shadduck corrodore and are occasionally used to ask homeless to leave because they are tresspassing. the amassadors are trained to disengage from aggressive people at the first sign of a problemthat did not happen when this man took exception to the request to leavea verbal altercation started and got pretty heatedstrong words were said and inslults fleweventua

these giant monitors at cal fire's grass valley emergency command senter are able to bring up any ofbut 3 months ago, cal fire added something new a i this red square on the horizon is artificial intelligence detecting something out of the ordinary. according to captain nathan meant. >> whether it's dense smoke, whether it's a change the color on the horizon. the technology allows us to have that early detection. we can pinpoint utilizing multiple cameras throughout our unit out of cal fire's. 21 command center's 6 are testing out. the new ai technology kept immense as one say aye detect smoke on the horizon. his staff will confirm a fire and using computers to make immediate predictions for where the flames are heading allows us to see the topography. we can cross that over with the wind and the weather. the humidity. >> and we can draw our best conclusion or provided the incident commanders and and the crews at scene of the incident who are actively mitigating for cal i is all about speed. a technology that's detecting fires at record speeds. early detection. early response and fir

this was in the area of senter and singleton roads around 10:45 last night. the man driving the other car was pronounced dead. that victim has been identified as 36-year-old carlos torres of san jose. still ahead a young man shot in the back by the police received a substantial settlement and we will tell you why donjon a scrap may not be a safe choice--dungeoness crab and an animal twist you may not have seen coming ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. >> grant :thousands of south bay kids will get toys in time for christmas tonight.but more are still needed. sacred heart community service hosted its first toy giveaway today. toys will go

. >> pam:joining me know to talk more about concussions is carlin senter. a doctor at u-c s-f medical center. who specializes in sports medicine and concussions. >> pam:doctor senter thank you for joining us. >> so, concussion sentence and not always occur right after injury. symptoms could take up to 48 hours to manifest so it is not surprising. but it would take a few hours for assistance to show. >> pam: that is the case and what is the value of the test being done? >> is a good question. right now, we do now have a sideline test to tell right away yes or no if there is symptoms there. the best and to an athlete at the moment to go to the protocol. with more relish example and make the call based on bad data. >> pam: still confident as a doctor to show the that is enough? >> was that we had better test. if you have a broken, and you can see how severe it is with an x-ray. if we have the same type of equipment technology but would be better for concussions. >> contrition is like a bruise. he has a bruised heard a concussion is a bruise to the brain so the

also, the city of hayward is calling a judge to help protect foster children at a transitional senter in alameda county. we'll tell you more about what they're doing. and good morning to you. i'm darya and james, thank you for joining us here at 08:00am on the kron. 4 morning news. we'll get to the headlines here in a minute. but first, we do want to start the hour by going outside and check in on the forecast. pretty socked in in san francisco. dave. yeah, good morning, james and ari, good morning, that's the situation all over the bay to get things started. >> that ground fog will eventually lift except along the coast. that's we're going kind of see those overcast skies kind of remain through much of the day, at least for today that provide some cooling shore and it will continue to do so. as we head into the weekend. that's why the areas around the immediate they are not into that heat advisory that we're talking about. there's the coverage area orange you can see that's pertinent to the bay area friday, saturday and sunday coverage. meanwhile, we're kind of a wait and see for the

a cosmetic surgery senter in mexico has been a senter in mexico has been a deadly place for 2 americanwe'll see what happened to them and other americans with a warning for you. >> it's a 55 and workers say that paid time off. is more important to them than health insurance. this is according to a new report from the pew research center's. the survey shows 62% of respondents felt that paid time off is extremely important. that compares to 51%. that said employer provided health insurance is extremely important. here's what's interesting, though. almost half of the respondents revealed they don't actually use their paid time off because they're afraid of falling behind on their work. so they say it's so important the big what we're going to take, save it up forever and no use it. yeah. how young are the people? they serve a cause? i think the older you get the more that health insurance. >> that's right? yeah. a 56 to time. coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news disgraced theranos ceo elizabeth holmes. >> we'll be starting her prison today. we're going to take a look at how

. >> at a transitional senter in alameda county, city is accusing the county of not doing enough protect the kids. so we'll take a closer look at these stories and more. thank you so much for joining us here at 06:00am on james fletcher. and i'm darya and we want you to have a great morning on this wednesday. so let's check in with dave spahr and see if the weather is cooperating. a little gray, but that's okay. yeah. james and ari, good morning. good morning, everybody. it's little bit of our help to to keep those temperatures down. as long as we can but will be seeing this fog ritas. >> each morning even when the heat wave really settles in this the east bay shoreline. now you can see the ground fog still well, entrenched will continue to have onshore flow even during the event. now. >> here's what we is setting up for the weekend friday through sunday. now that darker color in the central valley where that's already an excessive heat warning. mayor watch rather. and then the orange colors. you see the cover, the bay area communities. that's excessive heat advisory that we have in plac

plus, the city of hayward is calling on a judge to help protect foster children and a transitional senter in alameda county will tell you how. yes. so we got those stories and more coming up. thank you so much for joining us here at 06:00am. i'm james fletcher and i'm daria. we want to take a look at the weather and traffic on this wednesday morning. things are looking great week. can see the top of the transamerica pyramid. good morning, dave. yeah, james and ari, good morning. good morning, everybody. and ground fog could be felt everywhere going on is a. >> see a little bit that marine layer coming back each it won't mix out too well along the coast and >> even san francisco. he's bins scattered clouds in the forecast. even this afternoon. however, temperatures warming is by the time we get to this weekend, no mistaking that. here's a live look of the east bay shoreline. you can see kind of shrouded and that fog in cloud cover aloft. and now here's the heat that we're talking about. this is we expect friday through sunday. there is already that excessive heat watch. the next step basic

. >> at a transitional senter in alameda county, we'll take a closer look at so these stories and more coming up. thank you for joining us at 09:00am on james fletcher. and i'm darya and we want to start this wednesday. offer you with a look at the weather. we're pretty stockton and san francisco. and but we are ready for some high yeah. trying to get that warning out. dave, good morning. yeah. good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. we're start to break up the fog a little bit going on in some spots. but yeah, around the bay, it's slow going in. >> we'll have to keep some scattered clouds in the forecast. even this afternoon for san francisco and particularly towards the coast. all let's send it to san jose state. and here we can see some breaks in the clouds starting to develop. so choose the marine layer, starting to retreat a little bit here. meanwhile, this heat that we're talking about, we do have a heat advisory that's covering basically inland spots all over the bay, not san francisco, not most of san mateo county. this will be for friday saturday and sunday as

that lamar will move to a rehab senter in l.a. to continue on his recovery some time this week. >> you know, the most important thing is that lamar is getting better. there are reports that reality show cameras were rolling. that is not true. there has been no filming. they're scheduled to start at the end of this month. hopefully this will not be a story line. but the show may be delayed because of lamar's situation. >> but what has just started, a blake shelton lawsuit. today in los angeles, he filed aed 2a $2 million suit against "us weekly" fighting back against the reports suggesting that shelton shechecked into rehab following his flit with miranda lambert. blake's attorney says he is taking this action both to set the record straight and to recover damages for the harm done to his reputation. >> now can oprah save weight watchers? the first time she has ever endorsed a weight loss program. oprah talked to us many times about her own weight struggles and she recently gave me a hint that something was in the works. >> i'm not

complaints were few and far between at the d-m-v on senter road in san jose.er lines and considerably shorter waits. director jean shiomoto says efficiency teams are moving between offices. <"we are working hard to reduce wait times by hiring additional staff to triage the lines and make sure the customers are prepared and have the right documents and make sure they don't stand in line unnecessarily.">( james ) shiomoto says a new command center in sacramento is monitoring wait times... and making adjustments on the fly... and that's helping to reduce wait times for good. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a bay area woman says her uber driver attacked her... for snapping her fingers. ( james ) plus... the a's fall short against the rangers... now they've dropped in the a-l west standings. ( james ) and next... guys -- let your wife sleep in this morning. turns out... she needs more sleep than you do. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. as king midas, here at midas, you will too. and your oil change comes with a tire rotation as

. >> these giant monitors at cal fire's grass valley emergency command senter are able to bring up any of their 1000 cameras set up on high towers. but 3 months ago, cal fire added something new a i this red square on the horizon is artificial intelligence detecting something out of the ordinary. according to captain nathan meant. >> whether it's dense smoke, whether it's a change the color on the horizon. the technology allows us to have that early detection. we can pinpoint utilizing multiple cameras throughout our unit out of cal fire's. 21 command center's 6 are testing out the new ai technology kept immense as one say aye detect smoke on the horizon. his staff will confirm a fire and using computers to make immediate predictions for where the flames are heading allows us to see the topography. we can cross that over with the wind and the weather. the humidity and we can draw our best conclusion or provided the incident commanders and and the crews at scene of the incident who are actively mitigating for cal i is all about speed. a technology that's detecting fires at record speeds

sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrants who were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their 20's and 30's are trafficked here. >> they're not the ones to be in trouble as a lot of other folks that should be in trouble. this is actually inhumane. you don't do >> makes my blood boil and disgusted angry. hurts for these migrants who are treated so inhumanely. state attorney general rob bonta reacting to the ordeal, the migrants experience and as the ag his plans for possible prosecution, it might well potentially be illegal. >> so what we do, we are investigating ron desantis. we are investigating the state of florida. we are investigating their vendor. implements this, a so-called state of florida, voluntary transportation program. fertile systems is their name. for potential criminal and civil liability. pastor simmons congreg

a ford says metal detectors will be at the entrances of the street there at the civic senter and no large bags allowed on tuesday. the human rights campaign declared a state of emergency for lgbtq+. americans citing an unprecedented increase in anti lgbtq+ legislation passing in several states. does red states. >> if you have to travel there, please be on guard because we know that states like that pass laws, i think it unleashes the hate at target against according to tom temprano with equality, california. it's not just happening in red states. he says an anti-trans bill was introduced in the california legislature this year, which would have required school districts to notify parents in writing within 3 days after learning a student identified as a didn't with the official records of their birth certificate. the bill failed, but temprano says it's a reminder of why pride still exists and white allies are even more important in 2023, whether it's legislators, companies or just everyday members of our communities to step up and be visible in their support for us. >> temprano says that s

fort says meeal detectors will be at the entrances of the street there at the civic senter and no large bags allowed on tuesday. the human rights campaign declared a state of emergency for lgbtq+, americans citing an unprecedented increase in anti lgbtq+ legislation passing in several states. does red states. >> if you have to travel there, please be on guard because we know that with states like that pass laws, i think it unleashes the hate at target against according to tom temprano with equality, california. it's not just happening in red states. he says an anti-trans bill was introduced in the california legislature this year, which would have required school districts to notify parents in writing within 3 days after learning a student identified as a gendered that didn't with the official records of their birth certificate. the bill failed, but temprano says it's a reminder of why pride still exists and why being out and proud in 2023 is extra important. >> it feels different and does feel a little bit more dangerous. that's not just a that is a reality. >> temprano says that so fa

>>mark:police cruisers had the intersection of senter and tully shut down. up nearby parking lots waiting for the okay from police to return to their homes. >>mark:unfortunately for these residents. many of the businesses weren't helping out. >>mark:again-- the streets around the scene rare still closed this morning-- no word on when they will be reopened. >>darya:the other breaking news we're following this morning is out of vallejo-- police say a woman was kidnapped for ransom. >>darya:kron 4's jackie sissel is live on mare island in vallejo-- where solano county sherrif's are already searching the area again. jackie? >>jackie sissel: so many questions and not many answers from the atlanta police department outside of the home you can see the flowers and candles on a 5 on the block of kirkland this is where 30 euro denise she was kidnapped and forcibly taken from home on monday of what happened what took so long for the reporting party to call someone had been forcibly taken from the home it happened several hours earlier since then the had been scouring n

. >> the company has operated san francisco senter for more than 2 decades, but a steep decline in shoppers and an increase in, quote, challenging operating conditions significantly affected the company's bottom line. in addition to the decrease in total sales, the company says a 43% drop in foot. traffic from pre-pandemic levels had a big effect while the company's overall u.s. portfolio reports a 98% recovery. today's news follows several other recent announcements of businesses leaving san francisco downtown retailers, including nordstrom h and m and gap have withdrawn from the city in recent months. and last week the owner of 2 major hotels, including san francisco's largest, the hilton and park. 55 announced that they will exit the downtown san francisco market. all of those businesses also citing decreased sales, challenging operating environments right now to our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look outside at blue sky for a change today. anyway in san francisco, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with the forecast for the week. >> yeah, looking good. i think

investigators now telling kron 4 dunham did not take his own life on his senter road condominium balcony. >>"we know the gunshot was not self-inflicted" >> reporter:police would not say how many shots were fired or how many officers may have shot him. but they do say johnson played the role of a hero during what would ultimately be his final watch >>"it was the bravery of the officer on scene that killed the suspect" >> grant:the san jose police officer's association has set up a fund for people who want to donate to officer michael johnson's family. >> grant:if you'd like to chip in.we put a link on our website. also on kron4.com. >> grant:background info on the fallen officer.chilling audio and video from the moments he was trying to help the suicidal gunman. >> grant:also.condolences that have been left.and that are still pouring in. all that and much more.in a special section dedicated to the tragic death of officer michael johnson. >> reporter: is hard to make up with this is a picture of a woman in the back of eight s u b. covering her face with her hands. this can one day after th

it happened at a strip mall on senter road. the killings.and now the search for that third over san jose.concerned tonight.hoping for a >> grant: resolution. >> grant:if police do know anything about the third suspect.who's still alive and still on the loose.they're not saying much. >> grant:they do say he should be dangerous. >> pam: friends and family say. the one person whose story has some disturbing video shows show a pet sitter jerking a that dog to the ground >> reporter: using explosives to get rid of this eastern part of the bridge. >> ongoing concern is the quality and taxes it toxicity of the problem occurred basically the spread of exploded concrete. >> reporter: using an series of small explosions to bring down this five story section is the best option for it st the original plan was called for pumping water of the dam. it could take a long time. >> is glenn to the least impact both by environmental. and the quickest way to get into the bay and you will we need to do and get out. >> reporter: the exact cause of an

pastor lies segments of the south, sacramento christian senter says his church hosted the 60 migrantsho were flown to may 3rd by private jet from texas and dumped off at the sacramento catholic diocese office on friday with nothing but the clothing they had on and backpacks of other personal belongings. >> the pastor described the group as men and women. some who are couples mostly in their 20's and 30's are trafficked here. >> they're not the ones being trouble. there's a lot of other folks that should be in trouble. this is actually that's inhumane. you don't do. >> that pastor simmons congregation is among 50 churches citywide, comprising sack act, which was the centerpoint that organized the faith-based response to the migrants who are simply left to fend for themselves. so from friday on tell even today. >> i think what these immigrants are is a warm welcome from sacramento so war welcome from californians >> being that the governor and the ag came to really just hear them out and to understand what was going on from our city the mayor, mayor staff, shown what it means to see a p

like the one on senter road, are reporting shorter lines and considerably shorter waits.director jean shiomoto says, "efficiency teams" are moving between offices... gathering data and making changes to those transactions which take the most time. slso says a new sacramento- based command center is monitoring wait times... and making adjustments on the fly ... and that is helping to reduce wait times for good. lawrence karnow: hurricane lane is headed for hawaii. it's a major hurricane and will likely effect all of the islands with flooding rains, gusty winds and huge waves. back in the bay area it was a little warmer today with more sunshine with 70s and 80s inland and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see a couple of weak areas of low pressure moving across the pacifice. it will help kepp temperatures cooler than normal with slight warming this weekend. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive

san jose police received reports of a man threatening people with a knife in the area of lewis and senter witnesses then reported the man started stabbing himself.. when officers got there they say they told the him to drop the knife. and that's when he charged at an officer. that officer then shot the man at least once. he is now being treated for his injuries. no word on a motive. and in the east bay, police are investigating another officer involved shooting it happened around noon yesterday on rockaway lane in hayward.. one person was hit with gunfire and the injuries were non-life threatening. no other details have been released. (will) the fight over free speech on the u-c berkeley campus is far from over. plans for a visit by conservative republican ann coulter could be leading the university into a civil rights lawsuit. berkeley college republicans invited coulter to speak on campus on april 27th. but university officials say they did not approve the visit. and have concerns that protestors could become violent again. so they offered to have coulter speak on may 2nd. it's also a t

they are happening along interstate 280 and in the coyote meadows area between the freeway and senterrefighters have been called to that area several times recently. they suspect the fires have been set either accidentally or on purpose by the homeless. park rangers have reported new camps and campers popping up in the area. (darya) people are encouraged to report anything suspicious ans use the city's arson tip line. ( mark ) happening today... president trump will announce major changes to the u-s relationship with cuba. the president is expected to roll back the obama policy that re-established relations between the country after more than 50 years of isolation. the new policy is expected to restrict travel between the two countries and have new restrictions on american companies trying to do business in cuba. the president plans to announce the new policy

umbarger road and senter road... >> reporter: wesley exiles central san jose. isn't it a credible manner please activity here within the last in minutes or so i've seen two dozen police cars brought both through we're with lights flashing and sirens going. something may have occurred real reason here. paul my information is that this officer. tom barber is currently closed. of police officers just informed me that i should know what you're because it is not safe traffic is very very heavy in this area. people are trying to get around some of the roadblocks there a lot of police activity going on right now. >> pam: rob please thusly this year because of getting conflicting information about the officer. we heard that the officer was amended that to the hospital. this is a we're getting a lot sketchy information right now. but we've also received reports that the officer has passed away. >> grant: just to clarify are using units have not been able to reach the officer >> reporter: one of my sources here at the roadblock says that the officer was still on the scen

. >> pam: the blaze is burning near the intersection of senter road and east capitola expressway. so far -- fire officials say, there are no evacuations. >> pam: we have team coverage on the san jose fires. south bay crews alsomiles away from the larger firefight.alecia? . >> pam: police have made an arrest in a horrific crash friday night. that killed a baby girl and her mother. kron 4's scott rates has information about the driver who police say, is responsible. and what he allegedly did to cause such a tragedy. scott? >> reporter: now know the names of the drivers of the end to the debt to the lives of the mother and younger daughter. somehow struck a 2006 dodge charger and the impact killing the mother and daughter involved >> reporter: right past this bridge you see the memorial that has been set up out here print the earlier part of the investigation in to see two vehicles travelling opposite directions just before colliding into each other. only sane, that that part of the investigation is still being looked at the police has are arrested the people in the exit you been all

it happened at a strip mall on senter road. >> pam: residents of both neighborhoods say, they will sleep better once the 3rd suspect is behind bars. >> obviously i am not believe that surprised. i am too scared to go out and like it when people ask me why, i am like are you kidding me? when tam cam off work, i do not take the bus i tried to get a ride home because it's too dangerous around here. we heard gunshots outside of the house. it's not a safe place to bay. -- to be >> pam: police are saying very little about that 3rd suspect. he is the man dressed all in black in the they say, he should be considered armed and dangerous. and they are calling on the public for help in finding him. >> pam: in the meantime, one person whose story has been lost in these shootings and searches, is christopher maxwell wrenn. the two suspects gunned down by san jose police, were wanted in connection with wrenn's murder 6 -days ago at an office complex. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom tonight. with more on the victim. dan? >> reporter:he was known as chris to childhood friends, max to

each night. ( will ) we now know who will be the first act to perform when the new chase senter opens be bay area favorite metallica and the san francisco symphony on september sixth... you might think that metallica and the symphony are an odd pairing but back in 19-99 they teamed up to make an award winning album. several members from metallica say they are excited about being part of the grand opening ( will ) this is just this is just the first of several announcements that will be made this week. the warriors own the building and the team will be announcing several shows that will be held in the month leading up to when the team starts pre-season games at the chase center. the warriors have from st bogut back in the lineup. but it was not enough to topple a red-hot spurs team.( james ) end of the frst quarter ... steph curry beats the buzzer from behind the spurs three-point line. that was a 61-footer, lo

in the 4th cold case homicide, officers were called here to the 2-thousand block of senter road where they found 37 year old viet tran lying in the street. police believe he was shot and killed by someone at a party that spilled out into the street. again. lt. paul spagnoli. >>: and not selling nearly all links believe tomalley is targeted ax somebody had preplanned selected these particular individuals. and the cafes of vietnamese gang association with some of the cafes. >> steve:in santa rosa.a homeless man charged with randomly stabbing a man at a movie theater, has now been arrested for the murder of another man, just two days earlier. police 23 year-old delonte hart stabbed a man more than 50 times on june 27th. then on the 29th police say hart stabbed 21 year-old adam lucero inside "the roxy stadium 14" movie theater complex. the stabbing was apparently unprovoked and lucero did not know the suspect prior to the stabbing. authorities say the same knife was used in the murder two days prior. delonte hart is being held on one-point-one million dollars bail. he is scheduled to appe

police tried to stop the car on senter road and seven trees boulevard saturday. officers say the two men in the car were also wanted for an earlier robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. when police tried to pull the car over the thieves took off. officers followed the car to the area of bodie court and blossom hill road where the men ran away. police then set up a perimeter... these are pictures of police directing traffic around it. they are still looking for the thieves this morning. ( james ) happening now. police are looking for a man accused of attacking a woman that he met online. the assualt happened on the u-c berkeley campus. it happened wednesday night in the parking lot at the lawrence hall of science. police say the woman met the man on an online dating site then met him in person in berkeley. she says they then drove to the campus parking lot where the man assaulted her inside the parked car. neither have affiliations with the school. ( james ) an employee of the boys and girls club is arrested on suspicion of possession and distribution of child

officers say it happened in the area of lewis road and senter road.it all started when police were called to reports of a man with a knife. police arrived and at some point the suspect was shot. he was sent to a hospital and treated for his injuries. officials say the officer will be placed on paid administrative leave. (grant) the smoke has lifted in golden gate park in san francisco... where some 15- thousand marijuana smoking enthusisasts celebrated 4/20 yesterday. they jammed hippie hill... and had fun. we sent kron 4's dan kerman back to the park today... to see what was left behind. (dan kerman)420 dayafter trash 5pkgwhen the smoke had cleared from the 2016 420 celebration what was left was 11 tons of trash a lot of cleaning up. and a lot of grumbling about the mess 2017 proved to significantly different a lot less trash on the grounds of hippie hillsotwe had clean up crews throughout the day and a full recycling planmuch of that was paid for this year by some local businesses that kicked in 150-thousand dollars to sponsor the event. working wit