. >>> a set aftermath of the northbay fire. property owners make the difficult decision to sell instead of rebuild. a look at the number of empty lots on the market. >>> a couple of hours from gametime here at oracle. the workers have to get their act back together trying to close out this verse. you will hear from a youngster on this roster make it's first ever run at the playoffs. we are coming right back with the sports report and everything that is going on for the fifth game here at the oracle. >>> we have partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures around the bay area today. the cooling trend will continue. i will have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. >>> the warriors are one win away from the second round of the playoffs, and they could do it tonight in front of the hometown crowd. and fans hope the team does not blow another -- >> fans hope the team does not blow another chance to wrap up this series. >> reporter: there is always a special feeling when it is cl

in the northbay, high clouds. all the clouds move in and the rain begins to appear in the northbay by 8 pm tomorrow night. by friday morning and friday afternoon, rain will be moving into the bay area. the big hit comes on friday but there will be plenty of leftovers for saturday. when we get the last wave of this, we will have some rain. clouds arrive tomorrow. rain arrives tomorrow night. then the rain turns heavy at times on friday. winds will pick up. sunday looks like we have a break. overnight lows will be near 50 degrees. sent tomorrow morning at 6:50 am. we will get the rain on friday and saturday. sunday and monday a break and then more rain on tuesday. >>> you will find everything from this pno to a human hamster wheel. the provocative bay area estate sale. from provocative items to a human hamster wheel... everythi in san francisco >>> it is an estate sale unlike any other. from provocative items to human hamster wheel. >> everything must go at the armory in san francisco. kpix 5's betty yu has a previe

that's right now for those of you in the northbay. isolated showers north of the golden gate.re april showers arriving late on sunday. highs tomorrow in the 50s. fremont at 59. napa at 60. san francisco at 57. warming up on friday and saturday. close to 70 near the bay. late sunday into monday, more showers moving in also next wednesday. we stay chilly and unstable for another week. "..." ahead at six... a bay area high school magazine >> cbs evening news is next. >>> escalating tensions over syrian data. we break down the possibility of war.>>> the presidents -- with his five- year-old said his military went to tears. coming up next.>>> a bay area high school magazine getting national attention.>> the powerful message published on every page. it will be me and veronica coming back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: escalating tension over syria. president trump warns russia, poet ready, the missiles will be coming." >> the president holds syria and russia responsible for this chemical weapons attack. on glor: also tonight, leaving the house for home. >> t

look at this, looking at the northbay. it's pretty far away from san francisco, those are the rain showers along highway 101 through humboldt county. the system that's passing by toward the north which could be the catalyst for some drizzly weather or showery weather. st. helena this weekend, chilly in the wine country at 66 degrees with a cloudy morning. breezy and cool coming up on sunday. the average high in this location, 73 degrees or 74 degrees. not getting close to that. low pressure areas making landfall toward the north. we will likely be close enough. we were talking only the northbay but we get better and more refined computer forecast data 24 hours away from something happening weatherwise. the data is saying spotty showers are possible. maybe alameda county tomorrow morning or even into drizzle. it might not be completely dry if you get out before lunchtime tomorrow. we get some afternoon sunshine but we cloud up again on sunday and remain cloudy into the afternoon. or whether headlines are spotty showers and

this is really targeting of the northbay it like a santa rosa. approaching san francisco. we will bring the rain from the north to the south and behind us we have some cool unstable air. we could be talking about low snow levels and possibility of thunderstorms in the bay area. we will talk all about the coming up in your full forecast in a few minutes. >>> coming up next. there is an unwanted guest in a lake near elk grove. of the alligator siding has many on edge tonight in the community. summit think it is an illegal act leading it to being there. we will talk about it.>>> first, trending. before-year-old -- before-year-old is on a heartwarming mission. is started when he asked his father about homeless people. after a trip with his father to the local homeless shelter he was inspired to help them and now often takes his allowance to by anyone down on the lack of food and a drink. sometimes even give them a dollar. he tries to show love so others might do the same. you are watching the 10:00 news. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before

i said i was sorry. >>> new at 10 pm, improvements with a northbay corredor.we are talking about highway 37 in sonoma county, it narrows to one lane near the raceway. they are trying something new to knock out one big trouble and that is line cutting. we are live around highway 37 right now. >> reporter: we know that being here stuck in traffic and someone comes along the side, and crosses the solid line to get in front of you, it was rampant here. it also was causing road rage and cal tran pulled out pain. >> it is horrible. >> reporter: horrible, awful, terrible. those are the mild descriptions of this area. that bottleneck isn't changing but some bad behavior is changing. >> if you are waiting in line for 30 minutes then someone doesn't let you in, that is aggravating. drivers -- up into the fast lane and cross the solid white line and it is a ticket. >> you could just stay in one spot and then wave them over. once they cut over they are sitting in traffic. >> reporter: over the weekend, they reconfigured the lanes and repainted them with a broken line so t

a tiny chance of showers in the northbay. a ridge moves back in world limits the -- and limits the flow. clouds going in lynn tonight, tomorrow night with highs in the 50s and 60s. brisk but not cold this weekend. sunny and warm weather returns next week. a few degrees below average. concord five degrees below average. san mateo 65, 50s for half moon bay. afternoon sunshine, alamo and danville, 65 for you. san rafael 65 and cloudy tomorrow morning. 61 degrees for san francisco. your extended forecast keeps us chilly and somewhat cloudy through the weekend. sunshine returning next week. the 70s returning on tuesday. back above average by next wednesday. that is your kpix5 forecast. >>> from a dell to anyone house. college students are putting their own spin on granny hits for a good cause. the charity album helping the victims of the wine country wildfires. >>> robots that walk like humans. how the technology could affect multiple industries. tonight over on our sister station. fearless is a wild animal. crazy enough to believ

the northbay, 80 degrees for santa rosa. we will clues -- cool slightly and also you the extended forecast coming up. >> fire investigators are trying to determine what caused the deadly fire in the inner sunset district. it happen in a home on eighth avenue. we have more on that fire. >> we are waiting for fire investigators to arrive here. they have been keeping an eye on this building where the fire started to make sure nothing flares up again. you can see the extent of the damage. this is a home on eighth avenue. one woman who lived here, died in the fire. this is what the scene look like last night. heavy smoke and flames pouring out of the building. this was around 10:00. the fire grew to three alarms at one point. the fire spreading to the exterior walls on either side of the building. the property slopes downhill making it a challenge. >> the building went down the hill in back. we had to go down towards the fire and fight that heat and it's very dangerous and a harrowing situation. >> reporter: one firefighters suff

the northbay especially will get wet.atch this as we get toward the thursday night friday timeline. tonight is clear tomorrow's mostly clear that we begin to pick up the high clouds. thursday by noon the first hint of rain developing offshore. it begins to get weight -- wet late on wednesday. more clouds begin to arrive on thursday and rain heavy at times on friday into early sunday. here are the numbers on your screen. tomorrow nice and sunny. south bay we will be looking for numbers to be mostly in the mid 60s to low 70s. east bay numbers looking mighty nice as well. we will be in the low 70s with hazy sunshine. northbay also. a sunny day for lakeport. the extended forecast nice and sunny tomorrow wednesday more clouds thursday more clouds and the rain comes thursday friday and saturday. lingering shower into sunday and we dried out by sunday night. it will be nice but expect wet weather. >>> an annual celebration of young people with big dreams. this year's students rising. >>> we will have more on the rising tensions

the system winds up like this, mainly hitting the northbay and the hilly locations.lood watch is extended to tomorrow at 11 am. >> they are concerned about the burned area. there are scattered showers reno, you see the showers mainly around the clubhouse moving in toward the field. heading into tomorrow morning things will change rapidly, we will get into dynamics. the motor of the storm will come through at about three - four in the morning and it will pack a wallop. >> here we will talk about the hazards on the road. she is live in berkeley, deborah. >> reporter: it's wet and moving on interstate 80 right now. for a time tonight we did not have to look for crashes, they were everywhere. >> not the way you want your week to and. >> people slowdown in general, there is a lot of water on the road. >> reporter: in an hours time we found four separate freeway accidents a few miles apart from solo spinel, crashing into the divider, to a three car rear ender that sent the driver of this minivan to the hospital. pick any location, it was a commute by inches tonight. >> tir

as we go into the northbay, we are in the upper 60s, still very pleasant, pretty much the same for ukiah we are looking for things to get wet thursday night, a good rain on friday. friday we begin to emerge from the wet regime by sunday morning, we're going to have more right after the break. shooting.. at youtube headquarters in san bruno. >>> before we leave you only want to recap the latest on the shooting at youtube headquarters in san bruno. >> police say a woman opened fire just before 1:00 near this cafeteria area on campus, three people were shot 32 and 27 years old they are in serious and fair condition but one man 36 years old was wounded and is listed in critical condition. the woman then turned her gun on herself. sources tell us the shooter was targeting her boyfriend. her handgun has been recovered. they are investigating this as a domestic dispute. this just in from the youtube ceo, she says there were no words to describe how horrible it was to have the active shooter at youtube today. >> again, the shooting at youtube at 1:00 this afternoon, police are on the scene inves

i think a quarter of an inch may be in the northbay hills. can see some of the atmosphere moisten up, and the models will show you what to expect coming up here in a minute. you can see that it is dry throughout the area and temperatures right now are warmer than yesterday by 7 degrees or 9 degrees. 13 degrees warmer in san carlos. there is a live camera shot, and there is a lot going on in that part of town. if you have not been in san francisco, and you would driving, you would be shocked at what you see. here is a model tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon, and something like that. you see that breaks in there. i don't anticipate this being a major issue at all. them for the afternoon commute, it should be done. there will be sprinkles in the area and we kind of pain into this pattern right through wednesday and thursday of this week with another system behind it. so there is tomorrow morning and then there at lunchtime, that is what we are talking about. not too much of a big deal. the next time we return, i will push it father be

a few sprinkles in the northbay. this is the new model.owers in the north day at 4 pm also. by five, six, seven it moves to the area. tomorrow is not a bad day. when you get in the car to go home, your late commutes 6 pm, 7 pm 8 pm, you will get drops on the windows. no rain will come down, and then it will and. it will be a quick one and done as we get to the aftern tomorrow. the bulk of the day tomoow drive. when i come back we will talk about the system and the weekend and beyond. >>> up next mark zuckerberg day one on capitol hill wraps up after five hours of testimony. we will talk more about zuckerberg's day and reaction from the testimony and find out if anything will come to this. >>> new at 6 pm, state lawmakers work to crack down a prescription drug abuse. there are new bills now one step closer to becoming law. >> this is an epidemic problem we must address. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart val

if you do get any most likely just the northbay and most likely just a few hundredths of an inch. so really not much and then saturday into sunday morning, more clouds return by sunday afternoon in the sunshine for the forecast, more clouds return. this low right here, bringing us chilly temperatures and moisture across oregon but not so much for the bay area. but the west coast impacted by the winds associated with you all. as it moves up for their ease, we will see the temperatures warm up and see sunny skies. that will not happen until tuesday, wednesday and thursday. that's a look at your forecast. >>> i'm going to walk over here. i'm sorry i'll be right over. here we go. the studio is so far away. >> unit wants to come in here with us? >> i thought i was done. >> still had, ahead -- still ahead, tips for your pets. today andrew in sunnyvale writes that his 6-month- old chihuahua puppy... "lucky" broke a leg when he squirmed out of his walk. he >>> today writing that his six month old puppy called lucky, he broke a leg when he squirmed out of his arms and onto the sidewalk, go

everything focuses on the northbay that's where the heaviest rain should be.his type of event, and i have a foot of rain is not other question. several areas could get a lot a rain. it just depends. they could get up to eight inches of rain. this and missed figure -- this atmospheric river, it will bring the first surge of meister from the storm. we have patchy fog trying to format the coast. there is tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon you can see that it is not bad, it is just cloudy all day. there is your friday morning commute that is bad, there's your friday afternoon commute that is not so good, here is the main event it is about 2 am 4 am. that's what i'm talk about, friday 12 noon to saturday main -- 12 noon is the main event. by saturday afternoon eclairs are quickly. sunday you are out of it and monday it is just a distant memory. tuesday we have a possibility for another chance of showers again. it's good news for the plant lovers. a lot of water will come out mostly in the coastal hills. >>> sports is next, it was a great night for the giants and

. -- 5 pm in the northbay. it may clip the tail end of the afternoon commit. springtime is here and hayfever will be the next thing you are talking about. here is the five day forecast. it is snowing in the mountains. here is a nice bonus. >>> he made history today as he did win the pulitzer prize. he is the first to win that a word. >> we spoke to local artist who has collaborated with them. >> reporter: humble that is the name of his hit single. it is receiving the pulitzer prize for music. humble is how many describe the 30-year-old who also has a dozen grammies. he is a poet, hip-hop rap artist. he creates his own unique music he uses the power of words. at the store, he played a song, survive. it is about life and death. >> we talked about me growing up in oakland california and he grew up in compton. and there is a lot in similarities. >> he creates real albums, it is not just a collection of songs, he does a whole album. >> it is relatable for everyone. >> that a school. >> it's hard for me to read all the saurus or a dictionary -- to read at the saurus

clear skies will allow the northbay valleys to cool to the upper 30s. when march and april are added together, we have one good months worth of rain. the rain today stayed off to the west. the storm just missed us. our ridge of high pressure so far off to the west is moving right on the coastline. the pattern change begins tomorrow. tomorrow morning we are sunny. we are clear thursday night. heading into friday, more sunshine. the average high is 70 degrees in concord and san jose. we are still a few degrees shy on thursday. pittsburgh, 70. sonoma tomorrow, 68. mendocino county with highs in the 60s. the best days will be saturday and sunday. next week, just slightly cooler. >>> dogs rule the day at san francisco city hall. what brought them altogether tonight? tonight. . it was all for the 150th >>> there was a lot of for at a big gala at san francisco city hall to my. >> it it cash it was all for the 150th anniversary -- it was all for the 150th anniversary of the spca. the gala was to celebrate animals and their longtime supporters keep the organizat

this past year in the northbay with similar to 2015.le get exposed over a long period of time we need to identify if they are at more risk for a health problem down the road. >> we appreciate your time and thank you for filling us in on this information for your study. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> you've got to wonder. there is a tremendous amount of smoke from those northbay wildfires. it filtered all the way down, i have never seen so much smoke over san francisco. >> that was a good interview. i was interested. does wood smoke from your campfire, does your 65-year-old sitting by the fire inhaling that stuff, what is the cut off ? >> you're talking about wildland fire. and and a gets into the urban area with plastics and petroleum products and contaminants that get mixed in with that. and then you breathe that. >> that makes sense. unfortunately in the bay area the westerly winds, we've got that ocean out there. it goes all the way out to japan. the air comes across that and scrubs it out pretty good. while we are talki

says they've upped their resources in order to keep a closer eye on hillside areas affected by the northbay firestorm.....like the fountain grove area. we have additional fire fighters on hand a second battalion chief and we have roaming patrol's going along going around our hillside community. public works and water apartment are both doing patrols both checking on our systems and making sure that things are flowing that need to be flowing so far the other big storms since the october fires have not reached their anticpated potential.....but this one could. but the city and sonoma county have had protective measures in place for months.....including grass wattles...which eariler this year kept hazaderous materials from fire ravaged homes from entering the watershed.....and now serve a new purpose.now the fire debris gone we have a lot of open muddy lots that's why it's critical those things we referred to as bmps best management practices remain in place that's those grass waddles, the erosion control measures because they really need to keep the silt and sentiments on the site and keep it

the northbay, possibly across the diablo range. the sacramento valley, the sierra foothills could a get -- could get a chance of storms. otherwise, it looks mainly clear tonight into tomorrow. wind speeds, it's been greasy along the beaches. half moon bay 15 miles per hour, sfo 10, downtown san francisco 15 miles per hour. oakland now 15 miles per hour. sustained winds, 20 to 30 miles per hour along the coast. this coastal wind and west winds are bringing in that cooler air. it's only going to get stronger later tonight. 8:00, you made out as more winds. santomenna and through marin. here is your afternoon highs. 60 palo alto, 64 mountain view, 64 fremont. these temperatures about 5 degrees below where we should be. 65 sausalito. the 7-day forecast is going to show some nice, warmer weather here. into the 70s for tuesday, and wednesday jumping into the 80s and want friday and saturday. we will be right back after the break. fans started to line up before dawn.. to make sure they could get a glimpse of the band getting a walk of fa

. >>> today marks six months since the northbay wildfire started. the fires broke out in napa, sonoma, and casino counties. the strong diablo wins desk a win stow -- winds fanned at those winds. the blaze topped $9 billion in insurance losses. the fires led to one of the biggest recovery effort since the 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire. the wildfires brought to life flaws in the emergency alert system. lawmakers say they will create statewide emergency alert protocols. standards will be set for when county should use the system. it requires alerts be sent out by landline telephones and mobile phones along with radio, television, like highway -- electric highway billboards. people in the path of the fire never received notification or emergency alerts. >>> new details on the stabbing at the bart system station. 24-year-old robert dolph was held down by good samaritans and arrested by police after he attacked the woman in her 60s and her brother who is in his 50s. robert dolph did not know the victims. the attack was unprovoked. a bart catcher

.> ( james )while cal fire continues to investigate the cause of the deadly northbay fires, governmentto prevent the next fire from causing as much devastation ( darya ) in world news ... dozens of people in syria have died in a chemical attack. now the u-n security council is set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the situation and possible actions. we want to warn you the video you are about to see is disturbing. in this video you can see people, including children, suffering from a chemical attack. local rescuers say at least 48 people, including children, died in the attack. that includes families found in their homes and shelters. the syrian government is denying they were behind the attack. the white house has condemed the attack but has not said what it plans to do next. ( darya ) starting today ... facebook will start alerting users whose data was used by cambridge analytica. a link will be posted on their facebook news feeds. facebook says, users will be able to use the link to delete apps preventing them from collecting more information. cambridge analytica is the london

budget adjustment and direct came and reported on that for the general fund and that was due to the northbay fires that caused a high dull degree of over time and the airport had issues that caused the high doegree of over time. the airport needed to increase over time to address the increase in service requests by san francisco international airport and to back fill some position vacant sis at the bing of the fiscal year. many have been filled. we are doing better staff wise at the airport. the general fund related to participating in the north bay fires that caused the response this past october. we're working with sonoma county for a cost of about 1 .1 million dollars and we do expect it to take time. wh hopefully we'll get our monies as quickly as possible back into the city coffers. we expect that beyond the close of this fiscal year. 3 million for the airport and 19 .2 million for the general vapid -- fund we are 73% into the fizz cal year and -- fiscal year. under expenditures and we're on target as far as our expenditures in the general find. we are managing our over time ni nicely.

some positive things in our lives.while cal fire continues to investigate the cause of the deadly northbay fires, government officials are working to prevent the next fire from causing as much devastation. reporting from santa rosa ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (robin) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news.. we have new video of an officer responding to last week's youtube shooting... (robin) plus... former san francisco 49er and oakland raider aldon smith was arrested again. how this will affect other charges he's already facing. (robin) after the break ... many people in montecito lost most of their belongings in the mudslides earlier this year... we'll hear from a woman who found her most valued possession. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)dry weather conditions and warmer temperatures are expected on monday. a weak weather system will then sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the norther portion of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday with lingering show

northbay last night was in the upper 30s they got down to freezing. tomorrow morning it will be mostly in the midshipman- 40s because of the cloud cover. it will be 7 degrees warmer in santa rosa. these are the forecast overnight lows, try not to worry about freezing temperatures or frosts. we could have some patchy valley fog. tomorrow is dry, cloudy, it rains and we will show you that coming up. >>> frustration on tax day. >> i couldn't believe it. it was on believable. >> the irs computer outage that had people filing the old- fashioned way.>>> joe will tell us if the giants had enough offense to get the win tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> san francisco took a major step to regulate electric scooters that popped up through out the city. the supervisors voted unanimously to create new rules governing how and where those scooters are use. >> reporter: the scooter share companies

in the north way, 66. -- northbay custody six. here's a look at the extended forecast, only slightly warmer tomorrow. not much change going on but we will get back to normal weather getting into the tuesday, wednesday time frame. the 70s back to the forecast. >> creeping up to 70. >> are you ready? >> sounds good. >>> a dance school closing its doors. what marks the end of the san francisco conservatory of dance. more the story when we come back. -- more on that story when we come back. >>> welcome back it is 7:54 am, drones may be used in sunnydale during emergencies. the department of public safety is proposing emergency drone program and they say the program could enhance the departments capability in emergency situation. it will be presented to city council on thursday. >>> the end of an era, the end of dance for the city and beyond. >> the owners difficult decision to close their doors. >> ♪ >> the pleasure of challenge. preiser of seeing people go. -- pleasure of seeing people grow. having imagination. i don't think about wh

(pam) this is an important day in the northbay.h- month mark since those devastating wildfires ripped through wine country. and this is the deadline to have impacted properties... all cleaned up. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, while most are following the rules, some are not, and officials say... they can now take steps to force compliance. (take pkg) (estacio) these two homes, side by side in the coffee park neighborhood... one all cleaned up and read for a new home, the other still full of household items. paul lowenthal, asst fire marshall santa rosa. we had thousands that needed to be cleaned up. of the 405 that opted out of the government program, 100 still have some stages to go. there are 9 though that still have not cleaned up. paul lowenthal - asst fire marshall with santa rosa says it is imperative for everyone to clean up - items left behind pose environmental hazards for others trying to rebuild. lowenthal. we can go toward abatement - the courts to force the issue. in addition to 9 homes in the city limits that

and even some low 30s with frost on the ground in the northbay. when we come back we will give you the timing on that next system. >>> a woman was sexually assaulted after she got a ride home from a bar. find out what investigators say about that ride. >>> he called it a complete success. the missile strikes were in retaliation to the chemical weapons attack. some targeted sites did not sustain damage. but it appears to be extensive damage. >> 100 missiles were shot in. they didn't shoot one down. you heard different numbers. but every single one hit it's target. >> there could be more action to come. many lawmakers on capitol hill including some capitol hill went to get authorization from congress first. >>> a woman reported being beaten and sexually assaulted after she ordered a ride share from a san francisco bar. authorities are not sure if the car she got into was the one that she ordered. >> reporter: it started in the mission district early saturday morning, woman said she was strict in their and -- there and she needed a ride home. >> when

northbay, we are looking at numbers in the 70s. 64 at daly city. there is no cloudiness tomorrow. the beach weather will not be warm, but inland, yes. ukiah, 81, clear lake, 82 degrees. a beautiful day. extended forecast, how long does it last? bubbly until about wednesday. inland, near 80 degrees. after wednesday, things will begin to cool down. we will be back into the low 70s inland. mid 60s around the bay. a nice week on top. a nice sunday as well. we have more after the break. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. work on a new strategy.. to clean up the great pacific garbage patch. >>> on this earth day eve, a bay area nonprofit is cleaning up the garbage patch. >> it i

more clouds, less son in a little bit cooler, and showers developing and the northbay around 4 pm, 5 of us seven, eight, -- 7 pm, a p.m., and 9 pm. >>> today marks 50 years with the assassination of martin luther king junior. >> if you cannot be the sun be a star. >> how his words still hold influence today. >>> the giants brought their beds to the ballpark this evening. >>> the president makes another move to secure the southern border. i am lauren blanchard in washington with his latest proclamation. that is coming up. >>> celebrating 60 years of serving the area, ktvu fox 2. () ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >>> president trump tonight is moving forward plans to send national guard troops to the mexican border. he said illegal immigration is a crisis, he will need cooperation from the governors of border states including california. lauren blanchard is live in washington wi

some positive things in our lives.while cal fire continues to investigate the cause of the deadly northbayes, government officials are working to prevent the next fire from causing as much devastation. reporting from santa rosa ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (j.r.)tonight we're learning new details about that bus crash in canada on friday. this is the hospital where the victims were taken. we now know that the 15 who died include 10 players and five others. others like the head coach, the bus driver, and the broadcasters. in this video you can see three victims who are recovering in the hospital. you can also see a picture of a young man who broke his back and is now also recovering. this accident happened in the saskatchewan province of canada. the bus collided somehow collided with a semi. the team is from humbolt and those in that town are mourning after the loss. we're all dealing with tough times....it just really hurts this is a picture of what the scene looked like the what the scene picture of this is a this is a picture of what the scene looked like the day after the crash. the cir

. >>> the northbay wildfires devastated areas, 44 people were killed. it did cause $9 billion in claims. people trying to rebuild discover that their insurance will not cover everything. >> reporter: his policy said it didn't provide nearly enough. the retired airport combat fighter pilot lost his home in the santa rosa firestorm. he bought his home four years ago and he wanted more insurance that they would offer. but the sales representative said do not worry if the worst ever happen. >> he said colonel brooks, we will rebuild your house. >> reporter: they said they that they had enough insurance for their insurance and contents. >> 100%, i knew we were going to be okay. >> reporter: they were wrong by a country mile. >> we were in the 30% underinsured situation. >> reporter: guess what, they just surveyed 501 country homeowners whose homes were currently destroyed it turns out that 66% say that they have learned from their insurers that that they are underinsured on their dwellings and percent are uninsured on their contents. even if the insurance re

it is beginning to move into the northbay.have not seen a lot of activity with thunder and lightning. there is the possibility. when we get the sunshine it adds to instability. that triggers the thunderstorms. the sun does not set until about 7:45. some light rain is falling in petaluma. in the east, we had some rain over napa but that has shifted out of the area. looks wet over i-80 in fairfield. this is the south bay. same thing for fremont. we had green and now that is shifting east. we have a mix of snow and rain snow over areas of mount hamilton. night now alan rock may be getting some hail. this is 101, morgan hill. it is a way commute to and from san jose. as we get into the sierras, we continue with the snow. it was really piling up early on. there is an advisory still in place until 11 o'clock tonight for the sierra. we can see 18 inches of snow by the time it is said and done. , who has reported more than 15 inches the last 24 hours. that is great news. not just for those who want to ski, but for all of us. here is a

says they've upped their resources in order to keep a closer eye on hillside areas affected by the northbay firestorm.....like the fountain grove area. we have additional fire fighters on hand a second battalion chief and we have roaming patrol's going along going around our hillside community. public works and water apartment are both doing patrols both checking on our systems and making sure that things are flowing that need to be flowing so far the other big storms since the october fires have not reached their anticpated potential.....but this one could. but the city and sonoma county have had protective measures in place for months.....including grass wattles...which eariler this year kept hazaderous materials from fire ravaged homes from entering the watershed.....and now serve a new purpose.now the fire debris gone we have a lot of open muddy lots that's why it's critical those things we referred to as bmps best management practices remain in place that's those grass waddles, the erosion control measures because they really need to keep the silt and sentiments on the site and keep it

upper 60s 40 east bayshore, mid to upper 70s for inland communities, south bay, 75 san jose and northbayxpected for santa rosa. the extended forecast is showing temperatures continuing to fall off thursday. friday looks to be the coolest day, the possibility of a few sprinkles. this system looks like it will remain over northern california. it won't last into the weekend however, partly cloudy skies and mid to upper 60s. >> cooler temperatures for sure. >> a dramatic turn! and pull out your sweaters. >>> joining us now is julie with a look at stories that we have for 5:00 . >>> a massive fire destroyed a five-story apartment building in concord. fire investigators gave us an update on what they found this afternoon. we will have the latest for you coming up from the scene at 5:00. there's also been developments. >>> and hours long standoff is over now. we have received this video of a person being detained, s.w.a.t. team members and a k-9 went into a home. we will have the latest coming up at 5:00. play "do it like this". [music plays] [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner i

. >>> what some people are choosing not to rebuild after the deadly northbay wildfires coming up next. >>> tonight, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a massive fire in an apartment complex on the construction in concord. the fire started about 1:00 a.m. this morning, and caused an estimated $55 million in damage. although nobody was living in the building, more than 20 people in a neighboring building had to evacuate, and they still cannot return tonight. fire crews remain on the scene watching for hotspots. >>> increased security at a city run parking garage has led to a sharp decline in auto burglaries. the number of break-ins is down 83% from 44 in january two nine -- to nine last month. they now plan to roll out similar measures at other city- owned garages. >>> president donald trump and the first lady are hosting the first state dinner at the white house. the guest of honor other french president twin 26 and his wife brigitte macron. the apple ceo tim cook and the former secretary of state henry kissinger are among the guest. >>> police in toronto are still tryi

. >>> today marks six months since the northbay firestorm, and many people who are trying to rebuild have discovered they do not have enough insurance. starting over is not easy, but if you are underinsured, it can make a difficult job field impossible. our reporter reports on a veteran who says his policy did not provide nearly enough.>> reporter: retired air force come back fighter pilot scott rooks lost their home in the santa rosa firestone. when they bought their home four years ago, he said he wanted more insurance than what usa had to offer. he says the sales representative told them not to worry if the worst ever happened. >> he said he could understand that and said colonel, we are going to rebuild your house.>> reporter: so they said they felt they had enough insurance for their home and contents. >> i do that we was going to be okay.>> reporter: it turns out they were wrong by a country mile.>> we were probably in the 30% to 35% underinsured situation.>> reporter: united policy holders just surveyed almost 500 why country homeowners who had their home totally destroyed. it

. >>> a northbay councilman was involved in two car crashes in a couple of hours. they all happened and how he is doing when we come back. >>> a bee area school district is hoping that a new program will be an incentive to keep good teachers. >> the school district is teaming up with a san francisco startup to help teachers and other district employees by home. >> reporter: living in the bay area, we are all too familiar with the high price of housing. >> i live paycheck to paycheck, and i can only cover my rent. >> reporter: this unit represents 1700 educators in this unified school district. he knows firsthand about the growing problem of retaining good educators. he says most people leave for other places between the third and the deer in the district because of financial reasons. >> 300 people leave every year and a majority of them actually stay in the teaching profession. they just go to a cheaper place to live. >> we have people commuting from sacramento and modesto. we will love to find any way that we can to help them stay right here in the bay area where

reporting live hermela aregawi kron 4 news (steve) in the northbay..all the rain is raising serious concerns about flooding in the north bay firestorm burn areas.(pam) that area is expected to get hit hard by the storm. ((dbl bx)) kron 4's charles clifford is live in santa rosa with the details... charles? (chuck) well, it's been raining all afternoon here in the north bay. not heavy rain but it's picking up as we head into the evening hours. of course, with signifigant rainfall expected over the next 24- 48 hours there's concern about mudsldies and flooding in teh burn zones from last fall's fires. lets' look at some video. (chuck) earlier today, crews were out in the burn zones. . including coffey park. . cleaning out gutters, checking burms and doing what they could to ensure that water keeps flowing. with a lot of vegetation burned away by the fires, the worry is that heavy rain could create mudslides or flooding as that rain runs on the surface rather than being soaked up. now, emergency crews here in santa rosa are also getting ready for the storm. the santa rosa fire department has th

the homeless started camping there three years ago and then the camp grew after the northbay wildfires last october. the property belongs to the county. the county planned to build affordable housing and retail space on those seven acres. >>> the san francisco homeless coalition is planning to gather signatures for a measure on the november ballot that would put a half% tax on businesses that make more than $50 million a year. the coalition says the money generated by the tax would be used to house the homeless, prevent people from losing their homes and increase mental health services for people already living on the street. it is estimated the tax would generate $300 million a year. >>> tenants and their advocates will announce their support for a measure that could change san francisco's rent ordinance. the group will talk about a loophole some landlords are taking advantage of. they say right now landlords can pass property tax and mortgage cost expenses onto their tenants. the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to take up the issue later this month.>>> the fbi want you

the camp grew after the northbay wildfires last fall. the property belongs to the county.ounty planned to build affordable housing and retail space on those seven acres. >>> tenants and their advocates will announce their support for a measure that could change san francisco's rent ordinance. the group will talk about a loophole they say some landlords are taking advantage of. they say right now landlords can pass property tax and mortgage costs onto their tenants. the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to take up the issue later this month. >>> san francisco supervisors are expected to get final approval today to a ban on fur sales in san francisco. last month, the board unanimously approved banning the sale of any clothing or accessories that include real fur. if it wins a second approval today, san francisco would be the biggest city in the country to ban fur sales. the law would take effect on january 1, but retailers would have until the end of next year to sell any of their merchandise they have right now in stock. about 50 downtown businesses would be af

this one with a little more pop. 307 inch of rain what i found in the northbay.rrow we could see a 10th of an inch or maybe a little more. it will be a little wetter. it should be in the late afternoon commute tomorrow. you can see the system on track right here. interestingly enough that does not look as impressive as this one did. this has dynamics with it. the dynamics are closer to us. so that generates the added showers. up to a 10th of an inch maybe a quarter of an inch in some places. right now the temperatures are in the mid 60s, fremont 59, 63 san jose, there are clouds coming in and going away. we are starting to clear out as we go into tomorrow. it will end up being partly to mostly cloudy all day. by tomorrow evening, this guy goes through and it goes through quick and it's gone. that is the story. tomorrow's a dry day until the late afternoon early evening commute. >>> california's largest water agency voted today to commit nearly $11 billion in funding to build two massive water tunnels. the approval by the metropolitan water district in southern ca

says they've upped their resources in order to keep a closer eye on hillside areas affected by the northbay firestorm.....like the fountain grove area. we have additional fire fighters on hand a second battalion chief and we have roaming patrol's going along going around our hillside community. public works and water apartment are both doing patrols both checking on our systems and making sure that things are flowing that need to be flowing so far the other big storms since the october fires have not reached their anticpated potential.....but this one could. but the city and sonoma county have had protective measures in place for months.....including grass wattles...which eariler this year kept hazaderous materials from fire ravaged homes from entering the watershed.....and now serve a new purpose.now the fire debris gone we have a lot of open muddy lots that's why it's critical those things we referred to as bmps best management practices remain in place that's those grass waddles, the erosion control measures because they really need to keep the silt and sentiments on the site and keep it

while cal fire continues to investigate the cause of the deadly northbay fires, government officials are working to prevent the next fire from causing as much devastation. reporting from santa rosa ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (justine) two men have been convicted of first-degree murder in the 2012 killing of a man in san francisco. this according to district attorney george gascon. the murder happened on july 13th, 2012...when gary smith was shot and killed near the baldwin hotel on sixth street. at the time of the incident, prosecutors said the two suspects approached smith, one of them said something to him, and the other pointed a large gun at him and fired three shots. (jrstone) the 20-20 census is creating controversy, confusion and concern ... over the inclusion of citizenship question. capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz has reaction from local and state leaders. the countdown is on to the 20-20 census.the counting of californians -- on the minds of elected leaders of the golden state.asm. marc berman 26;46 what this is going to mean for california is the potential loss o

in the northbay. it's the sixth month anniversary of the firestorm that ripped through...troying thousands of homes. (pam) plus, all debris is supposed to be cleaned up.... as of today. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, progress has been made, but not everyone in the county is following the rules. (terisa estacio reporting) here in sonoma county - most homes wiped out by the fires are gone... crews have come in and cleared away the hazardous debris. april 9th was the deadline imposed by the county and city of santa rosa to remove damaged structures for those who opted out of the government sponsored clean up program. that includes commmercial properties as well. this is paul lowenthal - asst fire marshall to explain why it was necessary to put out a deadline, and what will happen to those who choice not to clean up. paul lowenthal, asst fire marshall santa rosa. "of the 450 in the city most of complied. it is important because the fires left hazardous materials and not fair to those wanting to rebuild. we can look to the courts for assistance if the properties includi