live in south san francisco alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> thanks, alecia. now, this fire was reported at 2 this afternoon. and within 30 minutes, it was a four-alarm fire. it grew so quickly, residents in the area were very worried it could get out of control quickly. kron-4's philippe djegal is live -- also in south san francisco. and philippe -- give us some the emotions the residents told you about possibly leaving their homes. o >> reporter: john. cal fire says at one point. about 100 homes were threatened. the chief says they were in the path of the fire. one man who lives less than a block away from these mountains. says he was terrified. >> if it was as if there were two different spots that are on fire. and i said to my neighbor that we have to get out of. for >> reporter: wolffe lobo says he and a neighbor made the decision to leave because he says the flames were so close to his home. lobo picked up his dog and watched the fire fighting efforts from a distance. cal fire says it never called for any mandatory evacuations. but had engines in place n

as kron 4's alecia reid reports, police tried to calm him down, to no avail. police were back at the home of the shooting - folowing up with family members also knocking on doors and talking to neighbors. the police commander tells us the man shot to death by union city officers was outside his home firing wildly -- some bullets missed a woman and her baby driving by. witnesses say he was visibly angry and screaming >> yelling outside, which i clearly heard him use those cuss words, and a lady saying, screaming pleading no no no. and it seems like the more she pleaded the more it was boom boom boom. it was like he was going bizerk. he said no, ive had it, that's it. it was very scary. >> reporter: police tell us the 2 trained hostage negotiators plus an officer that deals with the mentally ill were at the scene but couldn't sway him. the commanding officer says once confronted, the man pointed directly at them. and in order to protect themselves and the crowd of witnesses behind them, officers fired and he was killed instantly. neighbors are shocked at the tur

kron 4's alecia reid is live. alecia what can you tell us? this >> reporter: fire is still 400 a. has burned sending smoke, everywhere. i took a ride with the chamber as far as we could possibly go and it was quite a sight! spreading. so they went door to door telling everybody on the oak hill lane to evacuate. >> they were told to only take essentials. we ran into people that took heed. and only took essentials. >> we were helping friends. >> reporter: others, not so much. >> we were able to see things in front of us and the back of us. we prefer to wait until we can see everything. kron 4 news. >> also developing tonight. a grass fire in sonoma county has destroyed three structures. it started around one-30 this afternoon near highway 121 in the community of schellville. south of sonoma. the fire so far has scorched 30 acres. one of the structures burned was believed to be a palette factory. it was not clear if any of the other buildings that burned were residences. no word tonight on a possible cause. the conditions this weekend are hot and dry. kron 4 chief meteorologist jacqu

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest on the action. >> reporter: the car jumped to the curb, barreled into the tree before hitting the fence. after colliding into the tree, police say both occupants inside the vehicle were ejected. it happened a little over 7:00 on friday evening at hill crest avenue and sterling drive. the passenger, a 19-year-old man was rushed to the hospital. the driver was dead on the scene. the passenger's injuries are serious. a second driver has come forward and is cooperating with investigators. neither car collided but both were speeding before the crash. at this time, alcohol is not a factor. police are withholding the names of everyone involved due to the nature of the investigation. after the cleanup, remnants of the crash are still visible. skid marks on the grass and the tree battered. reporting in antioch, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> elcerrito police are reporting an incident at a bart station. >> reporter: the attack happened around 7:00 monday night. the woman in her 20s was leaving the bart station and walking home. she hit her head down, she was

alecia reid, kron 4 news. lost and still not found. a 57-year-old san francisco woman has been missing for a week now. lynne spalding was a patient at san francisco general hospital before she vanished last saturday. kron four's philippe djegal explains her disappearance is still a mystery. she got away is still a mystery. friend of lynne's for now. the san francisco police department is treqating this as a missing person case. david perry. a close friend of lynne spalding speaking on behalf of her family. says she checked into san francisco general hospital last thursday. she was being treated for a bad urinary tract infection. two days later. on saturday morning. despite hospital employees checking in on her every fifteen minutes. she went missing at around 10-30. >> if you recall, there were heavy rains that morning. if she was confused on the medication and perhaps headed home. >> reporter: the hospital has not commented on how this could lynne's since then, friends and family have been posting up fliers like this. asking for the p

. >> pam: kron-4's alecia reid is live in byron at the ceremony for the little boy. alecia? >> reporter: yes pam, hundreds of people have come here to honor and paris specs to the birches who pyrrhic if you look behind me there still people here and this vigil's started about an hour ago there still people showing up and giving speeches. to kick off the verge of visual his voice got the voice belts picked up the ceremony. >> is really hard not to cry during class but is good but you have counselors here to talk wept. >> reporter: the school is taking donations and for his family in their time of need. their plan for both families. praying for both families. >> pam: an update on a story you saw only on kron 4 news the district attorney's office could file charges against the man seen beating a 10- month old puppy on an instagram video. >> pam: you saw this video on kron 4 last week, and it has sparked outrage. it appears a man hits the puppy, named lovie, with a belt to discipline the dog. the alameda county district attorney's office tells us it now has the case, and is revi

kron 4's alecia reid is live at the scene. alecia? >> reporter: and spent more than four hours since this incident occurred. >> reporter: family members rushed to the scene to call for each other well above chow's mother was the selling fruit of her truck was a child played in the parking lot in a mid-sized s u b might not have seen him and hit the two year-old. >> do not know what his resume was for going into the parking lot but they're trying to put together the details and what led up to this unfortunate accident. police >> gary: state it doesn't >> reporter: lee state it doesn't seem that as if the driver was corn very fast. this is a very it fairly >> is a fairly small parking lot and is not a lot of room. >> reporter: this is simply a tragedy and support love once still ahead-- >> pam: this video disturbing but also too soon to make any judgment. quickly making people are outraged by the force used on the suspect uc line on the ground. it can clearly see if the time being used on the manicured you can hear the stunt than being

alecia. what is the memorial made out of? we >> ended up with 30 t of steel that had to be shipped across country. and in danville, well- wishers have come together to honor those lost in the tragedy of september 11th. >> i could not do it so bad is brought it to me. >> reporter: >> had probably three families that have been here by coincidence the stated that one of the some of their family members are either on the phone that were either on the plane. she asked if we had the fence up? s fisher, and. >> we are privileged to have it here. >> this is it national is not an international event that brought us together. >> reporter: reporting in napa but elise your read kron 4 news. >> pam: as you might remember, at some confusion on the road. back then traffic was much lighter and it because it was a holiday weekend. bart unions blasted management due to safety concerns. pictures showing over from brush and trees that hang over the track and pour lighting and the tunnels. one in 2001 and another seven years later who died due to

we also got a chance to get to the annals unt of alecia. here's what she had to say to the shooter. >> turn yourself &. it's not gonna bring the baby back but at least it will do us some peace. turn yourself and. >>will: there's been a $35,000 reward for any information that will lead the police to catch this person and convicted person. >>james: thank you will. more bart contract talks are set for today. this comes after birds largest union blasted management for for refusing to address their safety concerns. at a news conference s e a i you showed off pictures which they say, show overgrown brush and d.c.'s trees hanging over the tracks and poor lighting in the tunnels problems which they call hazards. they say there's-- these issues lead to the debt of two of their members. a parts spokesperson responded saying next year's budget has $60 million and safety related capital improvements including a plan like teen upgrade. meantime the bart a unit cooling-off period ends on october 10th. that means without a deal, a trend could stop running

at at&t park alecia reid kron 4 news. >> new at eight. a bay area law enforcement official is now behind bars.accused of sex crimes against a child. kron4's maureen kelly has more on the charges he faces.and what happens next. it's a story you'll see only on four. >> reporter: san mateo county sherrif deputy galen underwood was arrested for multiple felony counts of lewd and lacivious acts upon a minor.by investigatiors from the santa clara county sherriff departmenthe's was booked into the main county lockup in san jose thursdayhis bail set at 2 million dollars. investigators aren't giving out much information about the victim in the caseor if there are more than o ne..saying that's the investigation is still in it's early stages. he is scheduled to appear in court monday. a spokesperson with the san mateo county sheriff's department says underwood has been working for them since 2005in the patrol division.but has been out on disability for the last month and a half. and now.he's been placed on paid administrative leave which is their st

alecia reid kron 4 news feet >> 60's and 70's inland. tonight, we have a second system that is pushing to northern california producing rainfall. we could see some clouds for the north bay otherwise. this system from the live you over mount tam. a bit breezy and will for mostly clear skies tonight scattered caused lots of sunshine for our monday. looking for the highs to low mid 80s inland. about 10 degrees warmer than what we had today. san jose, redwood city, in oakland. however, it is going to be cool. vicki? >> coming up, a possible bart strike. what they have up their sleeve. >> and also a candidate statement from the catholic church. >> this massive shooting. what lawmakers are talking about gun control. reform legislation. >> president barrack obama spoke at a memorial service today for the twelve men and women killed in a washington navy yard last week. the president thanked and honored those fallen for their service and emphasized that they would never be forgotten. he offered condolences to the family and ensured them that the

alecia reid, kron 4 news. we did try talking to the family. they asked us to respect their privacy at this time. understandably this is a very difficult situation. we're told the man grew up in this home, and recently moved back to stay with his father after his mother passed away. in union city >> two gunmen on the loose after police say they fired at least 30 rounds into a east palo alto home! the shooting happened just after 10 p-m last night. police say two victims were injured, but are expected to survive. tonight the search is still on for the shooters who left on foot and were possibly picked up by a dark sedan. >> the fire fight against the yosemite fire continues tonight. more than 222-thousand acres have burned. and now it's been upped to the fourth largest fire in state history. it's now reached 348 square miles. containment is still at 40 percent. kron four's philippe djegal is in tuolumne county. and, has more on where the investigation into how the fire started is now. >> reporter: more than two weeks after the rim fire started i

kron 4's alecia reid tells us how far negotiations need to go to avert a strike. >> reporter: this will be the first time since since the 60 day cooling off period started this is the first time both sides are meeting over economics -- salaries, pensions and benefits. and they're still very far apart on an agreement. >> bart's come up to a 10% increase over 4 years and union leadership is still over 20% on a 3 year contract >> reporter: at tomorrow's meeting, bart is looking for a response to the proposal put on the table just before the cooling off period. >> we believe it's a very fair offer for our employees and we're hoping to come up with an agreement >> reporter: during those same negotiations, union leaders are looking for answers >> we have a lot of questions because the last time we were given a proposal by management they left and never came back and it's been over 30 days since we've discussed any of our generals or economics. >> we're not looking for another strikebut at the end of the day the only folks that can stop a strike are the board of directors and so far they've be

alecia reed, kron 4 news. challenging for other people near the bart station. kron four's jeff bush explains what happened and shows you who police are looking for. el cerrito police say the attack happened on monday night around seven o=clock. police say that a woman in her 20's was leaving the el cerrito bart station and was walking home. she had her head down and was texting so she couldn't see her attacker.who, out of nowhere, came and started beating her uppunching her in the head and the face. then, that attacker grabbed the woman and started dragging her into the bushes. you can see on your screen, a police composite sketch of the suspect. police say the suspect is a hispanic man in his 20's, roughly five feet, five inches tall with a medium complexion and stubby facial hair. police say the victim was screaming and a nearby resident heard the screams through the window. she went to check out the situation. that scared off the attacker who ran away in the opposite direction. police say this is a perfect example of one reason why you should not walk and te

meanwhile, kron 4's alecia reid tells us how the victims are doing from sf general hospital. laying in this hospital are a mother and daughter who're fighting for their lives after surviving the deadly crash teenager kevin san a student from lincoln high was in the car with his mother and sister friday morning sitting at a stoplight on pine and gough streets when a speeding car barrelled into the back of their minivan. he died at the scene. >> reporter: his mom is in critical condition, and his sister aileen has serious injuries. their van hit another vehicle, injuring an employee from james stanfield catering. we're told he's home, but feeling very sore from the hit. when he'll be returning to work has yet to be determined. the speeding car was going up to 80 miles per hour, through red lights.at one point speeding past a patrol car on polk street. unfortunately cops didn't catch up to her until after damage was done. police say the woman responsible for the deadly crash escaped with only minor injuries. reporting from sf general hospital. alecia reid, kron 4 news. >> tonigh

reporting in byron, alecia reid, kron 4 news. >>> an attack caught on camera at an east bay grocery store, a man goes into a safeway, punches a manager and then leaves. >> reporter: this violent attack on monday morning has left customers here at safeway stunned. joseph sanchez has known the victim for years. >> it is very bad. that could have been my father or my uncle. he is a nice manager just doing his job to help out the customers. >> reporter: the san leandro police department released video of the attack hoping someone will recognize the suspect and come forward with information. >> we are hoping someone, maybe an officer from another jurisdiction or someone who has dealt with this in the past will identify him. >> reporter: investigators are also trying to figure out a motive for the attack or if this was just a random act. >> it is hard to tell at this point. our detectives are trying to find out exactly what happened there speaking with the other employees. maybe they know the suspect. maybe he has been in there before. we don't know. >> reporter: joseph hopes his friend will be

and alecia -- tell us what's going on right now.r: land and family and schoolmates are the starting to gather here in the parking lot trying it starting to fill up with cars. plan on having the vigil tonight as well. burgess was hit yesterday on his way to school while riding his bicycle mud and parent of other children were dropped off and hit tam. that is when he was tragically killed. >> he was the sweetest kit well known throughout the communing always willing to help others. he was an exceptional student with straight a's and he rode his bike to and from school every day. just heartfelt just awful. i do not know how else to explain this. >> reporter: people were advised to car pool wall coming here tonight because they are expecting a very large group of people to show up to this visual creek i will have more at 8:00 tonight but the latest coverage at kron 4 news to recede up the stock still >> reporter: he is the 12 year old that was struck and killed when riding his bike to school monday morning. chp says imam that dropped of

kron 4's alecia reed explains. within the first 24 hours of be the new bay bridge's opening, hundreds of thousands of drivers have made their way across the span. this bridge is safer than the old one, and ready to withstand an earthquake. >> there are seismic monitors inside the bridge that are measuring seismic movement and loads on the bridge and gives us feedback. so we haven't heard or seen anything that would lead us to believe it's not doing the job it was designed to do. the bridge was constructed to carry the same, if not more weight than the original bay bridge. so far officials are very pleased with its performance. >> it's currently 280 thousand vehicles a day, still 5 lanes of traffic on both sides, but now we have shoulders on both sides. there are definitely a few strategic differences. it's no longer a double deck structure.and east and westbound lanes are side by side there is still a lot of fundamental work to be done. the broken bolts are on their way to being fixed, and the bike paths need to be

i want to thank the main drafter of the ordinance alecia [inaudible] in the city attorney's work in bringing this ordinance together. this ordinance is supported by the domestic consortium , organizations and the sheriff as well. i know others want to speak on this and i want to give them the opportunity moving forward but overall this is about strengthen our efforts to protect immigrants and make sure we can have the community policing efforts that are really based and founded on trust between community residents and the police, and this is legislation is a bold step in doing that. it's also the strongest local ordinance that will assert itself against the s-com program that resulted in many thousands of people who have been deported from the united states by the dragnet that the program has created, and it's also founded on the principle it should be sacred for all and based in our constitution that we have due process denial of liberty and with they will let the others speak and the public speakers and we have the chair of the commission who will speak first. >> great supervisor mar. >> t

kron-4's alecia reid is on the scene. alecia -- what's the latest?ough he wasn't going very fast among was selling for israel sidea developing story out of and he got hit by this car. it is cooperating is just a very unfortunate accident. the response team is on the way here to conduct a very thorough investigation. , who have the latest coming up at the in o'clock hour. i think you pam. an officer involved >> pam: is a developing story in coming out of sunnyvale an officer involved shooting this videothis is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. a lot of police activity in the area of ahwanee avenue, near highway 101. kron 4's scott rates is live on the scene with an update. >> pam: scott? >> reporter: they are primarily searching destruct right here. you can see the window which looks like it has been shot out. i shot this one-hour first and first up to the scene here according to senate bill pd and it was in santa clara police officer during an undercover investigation. now something of otherness investigation and and that is when

reporting and byron, elise your read on, kron4 news. -- alecia reid. >>james: a bay area family is mourning the loss of a father. 75-year-old robert wollow -- died after an s-u-v ran into his car in oakland late monday night. two juvenile suspects are in custody. >> i 75 years old robert lived his days with love. one son told me his dad's life should not have ended this way. >> he was a very hard working person. he loved taking care of himself and his family and that's what he loved to do. >> on monday night while was just two blocks away from his home when oakland police said two teenagers speeding away from a shooting smashed into a subaru telling wallow. what was coming home from his job at a senior citizen home where he watched after the elderly. his youngest son is stunned by the senselessness of his dad's death. >> this terrible to find out someone my age was driving recklessly >> wahl leaves behind eight children, 10 grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. >> it's sad that we had to listen to this. this tragedy. >> as agreed to the family n

i want to thank the main drafter of the ordinance alecia [inaudible] in the city attorney's work in bringing this ordinance together. this ordinance is supported by the domestic consortium , organizations and

. >> reporter: alecia mcdonald is detect director of privacy at stanford law. there's dozen of companies devoted just to tracking you. and on this page, there could be 100 of them. >> you have an entire world watching you and you don't know it. >> that's mostly thanks to cookies. those tech files stored on the hard drive that help websites remember you. >> it will be unique to you in a lot of cases, like your social security number, so you can be reidentified again as you go across the web. >> cookies and how they're used aren't new. but -- >> getting sophisticated overtime. we have trackers getting as much sense of where you've been online as possible. >> reporter: that's why companies are investing more time in privacy controls for web users. >> there's over 1,200 companies that we identified. >> jim rock heads privacy at aeg technology. they developed privacy fix. a program that help users block unwanted tracking. >> it gets rid of the cookies if you want. and to block future tracking by those companies in your browser. >> reporter: he visited one website to

. >> reporter: >> gary: once again in trouble with along and alecia standing by looking especially fiery. i like it! coming up later in this broadcast! inside this wearhouse on mare island in vallejo, bart managers have been learning or in some cases relearning the ins and outs of how to operate a bart train. we do have.... >> we have about a dozen dianne employees already training to have experience in making sure that they are able to get train operated certifications and ask if necessary in case of a strike. >> reporter: management would have to get the approval of the bart board of directors in order to let the fill in operators actually run the trains. >>what we're talking about.... much more limited service lamar like a lifeline service really. life line >> reporter:bart's union said again today that they are strongly opposed to the training plan. it's reckless... >> reporter:meanwhile, bart and i's unions are set to resume contract negotiations on monday. the current 60 day cooling off period expires at 11:59 pm on october 10th. in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: st

kron 4's alecia reid has the >> they were handing out fliers at the game. jonathan members family is making a plea to the public. we need these people to come forward and talk to the police. >> they're speaking out after he was not charged with the slain. his father told local papers that his son acted in self-defense. he stated that jonathan and his friends started to swing on him and jumped him. his father was at the game and stated. >> i do not know how this will end. i have lost my son to soon. of all always cherish the time me and my son's been hearing these games. more than once that night johnson told me how much you love me. >> police say that it was to altercations. they stated that one was by a bar and 1 when he was by his car. all these details are unclear. the loved ones took the time to remember him. >> he was always there for friends and family. his laughter was everything. >> this is an ongoing investigation and the district attorney stated that michael montgomery has not been charged due to the effect of the evidence has not been filed and w

it is going to be great and alecia.s get going. >> what business is it it of yours about the 49ers? >> gary: and scores you want to when applied it is no business of mine but when you were lucky to have one of these jobs believe me, that i do not say that at the end of the day. they should have more say. >> and are you funny when you are getting paid? >> gary: and i think that you can make a lot of money hustling but my thing is that basically what you see during the commercials is how it should be for your every day dealings with the media. i do not do commercials, i do not anything. it is not good to just blow them off. >> coming on there is about overcoming adversity? >> as much as i love brian van achan i would not like to use the word adversity. that is in my humble opinion. >> how do celebrate the america's cup? >> i do not know if i have a big celebration i watched myself on the reply on kron 4. and i said that i am going to sit down and relax. that is what i did that night. >> how can you say red cross is your f

council can act on those cases under chapter seven as well but only depending on the degree of that by alecia matures and if it is one hundred percent proven it's still for us and so out of what would basically sam we heard there as what was going to happen now the security council is going to vote on this tax when they pass this tax we're assuming they all agreed on on it since it's going to be negotiated and voted on in the hours to come syria will have to move its chemical weapons under international control to be destroyed and in terms of the crisis in the more general sense of that the syrian crisis a political transition that leaders agreed upon back in geneva will now be something that they will work on next a political transition that would ensure all parties negotiating and hopes of moving forward out of this crisis dutch it sounds like it's going to be a late night over there at the u.n. security council moving on to the iranian president rouhani addressed the general simply session on nuclear disarmament he called for a nuclear weapon free world what can we take from his speech to

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest. >> reporter: shock waves surround burma superstar, when regulars show up to the popular restaurant for a meal. >> i mean the line is out the door. i'm really surprised to see this. it's a neighborhood staple. >> reporter: there's an e. coli outbreak among 14 people, 9 of which ate at the restaurant on august 16th and 17th. the restaurant has been in business for over 17 years, serving hundreds of people everyday and says this is the first incident in their history. >> it's so sad because everything is so good and clean and modern now with the inspections in the window >> it's well known, it's pretty good food.everyone knows about it so its sad. >> reporter: the department of public health says there is no ongoing risk to the public's health - yet owners voluntarily closed the restaurant over the labor day weekend. in a letter the restaurant's owner says they're confident that any exposure has been eliminated and that this appears to be an isolated and singular incident. >> i'm sure that they will pull up their socks. people have been coming here fo

. ♪ >> gary: the great alecia is some back. >> what is so funny about you sang over and over about, a is that whenever they have a victory, and it is just always curious when there is a parade. how many people will show up and route them on. that is all that i ask. i just to not want to gush. i want people to root for me when i come down, not one i m up. >> okay.. the giants' season is over but you still seem to watch every game. >> perhaps i have just turned out. but it is too difficult to watch. it is still entertainment. it is still a relaxation. i do not get too high and i do not get too low. >> and are you getting ahead of yourself with colin kaepernick? >> i think that he is going to be a credible player. until i see differently. anybody in recent memory. >> i will stay home on sunday to watch that and why do so many retired n f l players received so much money. >> they had to wait until there were sued. number one, if it impacts your bottom line. jim mcmahon and those guys, making $180,000! >> and i bet that your wife was happy. >> i have had enough. >> pam: see you at 11:00 p.

. >> reporter: now there is a police sketch for the person wanted for the shooting of alecia carradine yourself and and to what is right. it's not going to bring the baby back but at least will have some peace. >> reporter: witnesses recently came forth with some information and a rendering of the student of the shelter. shooter. >> wearing a black hooded jacket with blue jeans and black male with a thin mustache. >> reporter: fresh paint and a new screen door replaced once was a screen or riddled with bullet holes. >> reporter: and wounding two children killing galatia and wounding their grandmother. >> is so sad because she was the sweetest little girl but to do this how could a person live with themselves. to go and do something like this knowing that children more and the home. >> reporter: has seek money and kron 4 news >> pam: now, to the wildfire -- still burning along mount diablo. things are getting better for firefighters. here's the latest. >> pam: cal fire continues to re-survey the fire zone, and the latest number says over 31 hundred acres have burned. that area has decre

she tells kron 4's alecia reid, store management asked her to remove her religious head scarf, then firedher when she refused. >> after four months of being employed at this store in the mall the district manager told her that her a job did not comply with the look policy. >> i did not think this was acceptable. i was suspended from work. >> she was suspended for a week and then she was fired. she filed a complaint with the equal employment opportunity. they violated state and federal laws and she is getting $48,000. >> i want people to stick to the their faith. >> abercrombie has now have a laundry list of things that they need to do. >> that would need to train all of their managers both new and you abou >> >> >> it looks like today will be a sunny day but a lot cooler. in fact the temperatures are expected to drop off between 5 and 10 degrees. we are starting off in clear conditions. the winds have picked up along the delta and the temperature is a little bit more than yesterday. we are currently in the '60s. although it is a warmer start the temperatures on really will not budge on mu