that she was killed by a botched burglary.is cold case suddenly was almost too hot to handle. the prime suspect was a lapd detective stephanie lazarus. but as jim nuttall went through the murder book, he found almost nothing on lazarus, even though she was the ex-girlfriend of the husband of sherri rasmussen. there was only one notation in the criminology in 1986. a detective had written stephanie lazarus, p. o., police officer. as if her name had come up, but not as a suspect. no notes of any conversation with her? >> no paper trail. >> she seemed to be someone above suspicion. stephanie ilene lazarus had grown up in southern, california, a tomboy of sorts and loved sports. she attended u.c.l.a. where she played basketball. it was during her college days that she met and dated john ruetten, long before he and sherri got married. after graduating in 1982, lazarus surprised her family by joining the lapd. this when only a handful of women entered the force. >> i don't think i knew that she was applying. >> stephanie's brother,

and the burglary. said he was paid half upfront. >> would you do with that money? >> i will moved so i had to buy a bunch of new bedroom stuff. >> he spent the 2500 on furniture called the couch potato. but when the time came to earn the rest of his money, to kill lynn, he said, for a moment, he got cold feet. >> truth be told, when i got there, the i didn't want to do it. one at all. in fact, when i was sitting there, i was sitting actually, back by the door and i was -- where the messed apart is i actually -- thought >> that's when he went into something like fight or flight mode, he said. he killed. her and then he quickly ran into the house, pulled out some drawers, grabbed some jewelry to make it look like a burglary, but then when he escaped, to his horror the cops were, or appeared, to be waiting for. him so, then listen to this, harvey had a question for the detectives. >> can i ask you guys a question? i don't know if you guys can answer, this how are you guys there so fast? >> neighbor. there

. >> may be linked to burglaries in the bay area.s, a masterful return to competition after that car crash that could have and a dead. tiger woods career entirely. why the crowd was thinking a hole in one at the masters. and the concerning trend. police in the east b s a slippery slope, america. joann here hasn't slept in weeks, lousy bed. you're right, i should quit my job. not a good choice, joann. oh look! now she's making friends. this should go well... fill the bag, man! don't let junk sleep lead you to a life of crime. go see the sleep experts at mattress firm. they train over 200 hours to find the perfect mattress for you. unjunk your sleep at mattress firm. >> oakland police are investigating their 30st homicide of the year. and what makes this stand out is that it's the 3rd time in the same lakeshore avenue location in just the last 6 months. and residents are not surprising and disturbing trend here as kron four's dan kerman tells us they say the 1200 block of lake sure has been out of control for some time. now. just befor

about 3.28. >> within the northern burglary and residential structures. we had 24 for that reporting period. that's up from 11 for the reporting period of the prior week. residents like mark dietrich who organized his own neighborhood group enrichment. >> our in a majority of thieves are gaining access to homes through the garage, dietrich and his neighbors originally launched their own community website known as stop richmond, burglary. >> where they've shared the best tips to prevent burglars from gaining access to the most frequent weight. >> that the burglars break an that read cord that dangles. they just pull that court, you know, by cutting a hole through a gap or broken window with that fire. one think at that court is a little lax that it's attached to, but they're in. and so. there are devices you can you can purchase. i've got one right here. in addition to using emergency latch covers dietrich and his neighbors. notice that covering any windows or openings in the garage, getting a loud alarm system. >> and using dead bolts that automatically l

when you open the garage have been most successful in preventing burglaries. meanwhile, supervisor stephanie says the city also needs to work on recruiting and hiring more police officers. look at other cities. >> per 10,000 residents. we know that your visit, 44 officers per washington, d.c., is 61. and we're only at 22. so it something we really need to focus on. >> let's go to the south bay now where police are looking for a second suspect after a teen was shot near a high school yesterday morning. san jose police got the call just before 11. the high school student shot a classmate near the intersection of lucretia avenue and taji drive. that's just south of here. but when a high school shortly after getting there, police say they found a student carrying a gun. so they arrested him. unclear at this point. it's the same weapon that was used in the shooting. they're still trying to connect those dots. but students that year, but one high school had to shelter in place for several hours while they conducted this investigation. police say the victim and the s

about 30 28. >> within the northern burglary and residential structures. we had 24 for that reporting period. that's up from 11 for the reporting period of the prior week. residents like mark dietrich who organized his own neighborhood group enrichment. >> our in a majority of thieves are gaining access to homes through the garage. dietrich and his neighbors originally launched their own community website known as stop richmond, burglary, where they've shared the best tips to prevent burglars from gaining access, most frequent weight. >> that the burglars break an that read cord that dangles. it just pulled back court, you know, by cutting a hole through a gap or broken window with the wire. once they get that corridor, latch that it's attached to. but they're in. and so. there are devices you can you can purchase. i've got one right here. in addition to using emergency latch covers dietrich and his neighbors. >> notice that covering any windows or openings in the garage, getting a loud alarm system. >> and using dead bolts that automatically lock and unlo

when you open the garage have been most successful in preventing burglaries. meanwhile, supervisor stephanie says the city also needs to work on recruiting and hiring more police officers. look at other cities. >> per 10,000 residents. we know that your visit, 44 officers per washington, d.c., is 61. and we're only at 22. so at is something we really need to focus on. >> and an increasing number of people are just they don't feel safe in san francisco or in the bay area as a whole because a crime. there's a new report and it found that only 47% of residents say they feel safe in the bay area. almost 2 thirds of the 1000 voters who took part in the survey say that they actually avoid going to the downtown areas in various cities throughout the bay because a crime the organizers say that is the fear of crime that will make an economic recovery for all of us, even harder. >> when there's a huge economic impact, then there's a huge social impact because we don't have the resources to support the folks who are really, really need the help of government. and we're n

when you open the garage had been most successful in preventing burglaries. meanwhile, supervisor stephanie says the city also needs to work on recruiting and hiring more police officers. look at other cities. >> per 10,000 residents. we know that your visit, 44 officers per washington, d.c., is 61. and we're only at 22. so as something we really need to focus on. stephanie says san francisco police is dramatically understaffed more than 500 officers short. >> and because of that should be holding a hearing on police staffing on april 14th during the city's public safety committee meeting. i'm taylor the second reporting. back to you, taylor. thank you. this check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look over downtown san francisco glistening in the life. not much fall tonight, least not in this picture known tomorrow's april april that's what the saying says, lawrence and >> lawrence is going to kill that idea. aren't you? >> lot of means. >> yeah. it looks like these temperatures actually heat up a little bit more tomorrow. today was a nice day and it looks like

he may be linked to burglaries in the east bay. >> well, a lot of hot around the bay area today. temperatures are going to start cooling as early as tomorrow. we'll take a look at (music throughout) lots of water. stay in the shade. or just stay inside. some of the stock advice for a hot day like this one. and of course, a lot of people prefer to ignore the staying inside part or maybe even the drinking the water part. today we are in lafayette where temperatures reached an unseasonable high in the >> 80's for this time of year. it is high in the reservoirs, of course, a popular hiking and boating spot. we have some people around enjoying the sun if they're ready for this hot weather. >> you know, you take he stated time and today is really nice. i'm going to go for run-up in the ridge before it gets too hot. it's been a cold winter and i like the pool. join the pool, the hot weather. so yes, i prefer hot. so. >> i i like the hot summers. haha. yeah, sounds pretty good right now this is a time for. but let's take a look at the forecast. we're looking live. this is from our camera

they're doing burglaries. well we made them, we arrested a bunch of people up there and spaced on that arrest, they came back out and the next time they did it, they wore long sleeve shirts because they were made on tattoos. the same thing with robberies. like sometimes if they are in a car, they get their plate made, next time they come in, they're in a stolen car or they cold play. if they're in a stolen car and we get video, then they come in and they'll cold plate the car. so there's a lot -- i don't -- i completely, i think there's room for improvement. we continue to try to strive to improve. but we're also working against a lot of crime that comes in that we have a limited amount of resources to deal with it. >> vice president elias: but that's the nature of crime you always have to adjust. criminals aren't going to do necessarily everything the same way. >> we also adopt technologies. i get countless arrest reports from patrol officers. we had one not too long ago, there was a series that was being don

. >> reporter: remember that burglary at american eagle three months earlier?ary suspects. and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. >> and when ashlea came in to open the store, she found the safe open. >> reporter: ashlea knew that it was carter who closed the night before. and when she showed her boss the security video view of the burglary. >> she pointed at the monitor and she said, "that's david mallory." and i said, "who's david mallory?" and they said, "it's carter's boyfriend." >> reporter: the math was easy, ashlea figured carter set up the burglary and david carried it out. carter got fired. david sort of disappeared. and both heard that it was ashlea who identified them. they hadn't been charged. not yet but -- >> the case was basically actively being investigated when this happened. >> reporter: and now three months later, here was carter talking to the police who were growing suspicious that she and her boyfriend were connected to ashlea's murder. >> why am i here? >> reporter: cedillo started off easy. >> so were you raised

this happening despite the latest crime stats citywide showing burglaries are actually down. nearly 34% this year. >> compared to this time last year, phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead, an emotional plea for justice after san jose police shot a 20 year-old during a restaurant brawl. the new lawsuit, the city now faces. as the war in ukraine continues. former president obama is talking first taking he's talking and his actions, how he's describing russia's aggression will be right back after the break. or i will. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here on this friday morning. time for you now. >> for and and jog yesterday was a warm one. what did you do to try stay cool and beat the heat yesterday? so i got out to the coast and i took a little hike with graham, but it didn't last for long because it was too hot out there. >> little pat on his feet were getting too hot. so we went back inside and try to find some shade for us. it was 80's solidly. so out of the coastline was 84 where i was at. and that's not the only spot where we were breaking record

spreading fast, forcing evacuations as fema authorizes use of federal funds >>> the frightening home burglary all caught on camera as a man watched from his bath rile while talking to the 911 operator >>> and we hear from embattled johnny depp as he takes the stand. "early today" starts right now >>> it is day 56 of russia's brutal war in ukraine. the u.s. expected to send more help soon. this package is expected to be similar in size to the $800 million one announced last week. leaders of the u.k. and canada also pledged tuesday to send more artillery without giving specific details these new weapons could not come soon enough as russia escalates its attacks in the east. >> reporter: cori, that's right. president zelenskyy says the u.s. and its nato allies have a moral duty to help protect freedom here in ukraine, and he points out if his forces had the kind of sophisticated weaponryr. now, his call for new weapons comes as ukraine faces russian forces along that very long new front all across the east of this country ukrainian lines appear to be holding so far, but they say they need more w

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this happening despite the latest crime stats citywide showing burglaries are actually down. nearly 34% this year compared to this time. last year. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. the man who police shot has now filed a lawsuit against the city of san jose. 20 year-old. >> can green says he prevented the shooting from happening at the to korea on march. 27th taking the gun that you can see there in this surveillance photo took the gun away from a guy who he says trying to start a fight. green says police then shot him as he was backing out of the restaurant after he took again. he said police didn't warn him that they were going to shoot kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke to him today and got his side of the story. kaye on green sat down with his parents and attorneys to answer questions. >> breaking down into tears seseral times when describing his firsthand account of the officer involved shooting. >> i'm in pain. from still in a cast describing his wounds, kaye on green says he was shot by a san jose officer 4 times outside a talker real last month. >> twice in the arm and o

its 2 are in southern california the night before the burglary. one of the members slept in the van to prevent theft. >> one, she says everyone feels fortunate. no one was in the van when it was targeted with the into the all of this adventure. >> if anything, it only closer and more aware moving forward. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. some better news to talj about. we're just days away from opening day for the san francisco giants and the oakland a's today stopper greeted some fans along the embarcadero in the city. >> handing out some free swag any took some pictures with fans a's fans we talked with this afternoon say there ready to see what the team has in store this season. >> i'd like to see them when see with an 18 is going online. >> the next appearance the giants fans are also gearing up for opening day who will be playing the florida marlins. miami marlins at oracle park friday. >> the a's opening day is also on friday. but the team's going to be in philadelphia for that one. >> well, let's check on our 4 zone forecastkwhen swat s

the department reports it has already investigated 2000 auto burglaries this year that is up 30% compared to the same time last year. captain casey johnson says the department has taken action to tackle the problem. i've created an overtime detail to come out here and show presence in the helgenberger corridor, along with the 90th avenue corridor to help reduce a lot of these auto burglaries that are occurring. we also hope to work with our community members by adding these additional officers. to build that community trust and keep our communities safe. the department also expects the detail will help with response times in that area. a 15 year old girl who was shot in oakland over the weekend has now died of her injuries. tv crime reporter henry lee tells us she was apparently shot inside of an apartment as she visited friends after someone pulled out a gun. my heart is heavy. it is, um, broken for this young woman lost a gun violence in east oakland. this time, a 15 year old girl. the shooting happened in council member lauren taylor's district . it's devastating. i can't even imagine

burglary and drug possession. video shows tyson punching him on their jet blue flight. tyson's representative claims the former champion boxer was being harassed before things turned violent. earlier ktvu spoke to tmz's michael babcock, who says well, townsend hasn't pressed charges he has hired a lawyer. certainly i would not be surprised if he filed a lawsuit . now we asked his attorney whether or not that was the plan, and the attorney said. we don't know yet, he said. my client is a huge mike tyson fan, and he's very shaken up by what happened. so he hasn't made up his mind yet. but if he does wish to file a lawsuit i think it's likely he probably ends up getting some sort of settlement out of this out of this ordeal because the attacks on video. tmz tells us townsend attorney says his client client was a bit overly excited. that was no reason for the former boxing champion to physically attacked townsend. the roads leading to the sierra are ready for travelers. busy weekend tahoe ski resorts are expecting after feet of fresh snow. adding whether the storm clouds ha

, vandalism and possession of burglary tools. those who run the theater say the break ins resulted in $45,000 worth of damages. they now plan to install a metal security gate in front of the theaters, iconic entrance. grief counselors will be available at los altos high school tomorrow following the death of a student . the mountain view. los altos high school district released a statement friday saying the death is being investigated as a possible fentanyl poisoning. the student's name was not released. the grammys give up time to ukraine president vladimir zelensky tonight coming up his message to the music world about his war torn country. and like music does more than put on a show for people in the north way today, coming up how this concert will help the people of ukraine. is heating up out there temperatures this weekend in the mid nineties and some places, especially towards wednesday and thursday, and then there's some rain way out there. we'll look at that as well. (music throughout) um ukraine, adding another dimension

but he's actually casing the home maybe to commit a burglary. so he's wearing this blue sweater and dark jeans, a mask, a black hat and a vest ups says they're real drivers don't wear those vests and the more ups drivers wear brown pants and a shirt or jacket with the company logo. so police say if you see any suspicious cars driving around your neighborhood, take a note of the license plate because that can always help police track down the criminals. on the peninsula. 3 women are now in custody on suspicion of robbery and trying to assault a security officer. it happened tuesday night at the stanford shopping center, palo alto police say that these women were leaving the macy's store with unpaid merchandise when a security officer tried to stop them. and one of the women tried to pepper spray. that officer of the other to punch him in the face and in the head. police are saying this trio ran to their car, but police were able to catch them and arrest them. that's why we have their mug shots. still ahead today at 3.40, find out which fruits and

you can't go after him on those burglaries. the home invasions. >> at that point, your.ot-free. >> home. free >> even better for jason, he believed his accomplice marcus hunter alone, would be left to take the fall for their crime spree. he figures, if i'm the one who's willing to testify against marcus, that will be his opportunity to lessen his sentence. smart. cunning. how good was this guy? >> he certainly had a plan any at an idea of what he was trying to get away with. it really was a life cat and mouse game for him. >> back at the county, detective shirt near was floored when he heard from a colleague that the pipsqueak eaton been interviewed and dismissed the week before, had fest up to the majority of unsolved home invasions and burglaries of the neighborhoods of prince george is county. including one of his colleague had been investigating. >> and i thought, oh good for. you you've got your kids. close but i'm still here with four dead women that we have not solved. and i said, hey. just out of curiosity. can you give me that list. >> when the detective plotted

here at home , the oakland police department calling attention to a spike in auto burglaries in a new social media post in the post, the department reports. it's already investigated 2000 auto burglaries this year that's up 30% compared to the same time last year. opd captain casey johnson says the department has taken action to tackle the problem. i've created an overtime detail to come out here and show presence in the helgenberger corridor, along with the 90th avenue corridor to help reduce a lot of these auto burglaries that are occurring. we also hope to work with our community members by adding these additional officers. to build that community trust and keep our communities safe. the department also expects the detail to help with response times in the area. the city of san francisco is granting more rights to tenants. a new ordinance allows renters to unionize and bring landlords to the bargaining table. this new union at home ordinance gives tenants living in a complex with five or more units to form an association advocates say this landmark legislation is needed at a time w

to the headquarters of an agency called community services agency on ireland road for a burglary report. police called in county melt mental health workers to negotiate with that suspect when he refused to come out. about three hours later, they were told the incident was resolved in the man was taken in for a psychiatric evaluation. it's a testament to the team here at c s, a and to the mountain view pd. that we were able to have a response in a resolution to this this morning. police have not released the mains net man's name that nonprofit offers services for low income seniors as well as the homeless, including food, housing assistance and emergency rental funds. jose police investigators are shedding some more light on the kidnapping of a three month old boy. officials identified the three people arrested in that abduction of baby brandon quasar. they are now behind bars . ktvu jesse gary attended the police news conference earlier this afternoon to find out more about how brandon was taken of what happens next. he joins us in the south bay with more jesse. frank good evening to yo

. >>> major break from a series of home burglaries in san francisco. two men are now charged with breaking into 28 homes stealing money, jewelry and other items. most of those homes were in the richmond, but a handful in five other neighborhoods were also hit. police say in many of the cases the victims were home during the break-ins. steve levy and deshaun white face more than two dozen felony charges including burglary, robbery and elderly abuse. >>> san francisco police are now prohibited from storing dna from rape kits in city data base. the board of supervisors approved the ordinance in response to san francisco police using a sexual assault victim's dna against her in an unrelated property crime case allegedly. state senator scott weiner has introduced a bill to stop the practice statewide. >>> b.a.r.t., muni and bta are the latest bay area transit agencies to announce passengers are no longer required to mask up on board. face coverings are still strongly recommended however. we're keeping a list of every local airport and transit agency's maski

its 2 are in southern california the night before the burglary.eft. >> one, she says everyone feels fortunate. no one was in the van when it was targeted with the into the all of this adventure. >> if anything, it only closer and more aware moving forward. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 6.32 and the family of a 13 year-old boy has filed a claim against the city of san francisco. and it's the first step in a potential lawsuit. that's right. they say their son who was black was racially profiled and detained by police on his way home from school caught force. dan kerman has that report for us. >> this is surveillance video of a 13 year-old leaving san francisco stern school last month putting his backpack in a car and then attempting to get into that car before police grabbed him and detain him as a hard situation dealing with this because this is my son. >> we never have to. he's been so much since his interaction a cop. that now, michael coleman and his family of retain civil rights attorney john burris. >> who's filed a claim against the

our detectives from the burglary and burglary prevention unit and our assault unit work together with the district attorney's office to put this case together. detectives joel martinez, detective jessica lindenberg, and detective matt, are the reasons we're here today, for their outstanding work. when someone commits a terrible act of this magnitude, good people spring into action to save lives. and that's what our police department and other first responders did that day. what you see here today is the result of hard work, investigative experience, and multiagency collaboration. i want to thank all the agencies represented here today, and those you don't see here today. we don't see here today are the countless individuals, officers, fire personnel, and investigators who fought the flames, followed the leads, and tracked down and apprehended the person responsible for this incident. there is still work to do and our detectives will assist with the district attorney's office in preparing a successful prosecution. there is no doubt that because e to the fullest extent of the law. again

were handcuffed as the judge lays out the charges against him, kidnapping and child abduction and burglaryyesenia looked at me with hate in her eyes and she did not lose eye contact with me. prosecutors say portillo provided the vehicle and prosecutors said yesenia guadalupe has a baby carrier. >> reporter: i sat down exclusively with ramirez's court attorney who was deied bail. >> she has no history that comes close to the seriousness of the allegations before the court currently and we have a woman who from what i can tell is terrified. she's never been to jail as far as i can tell. >> reporter: the da confirms what sources are telling us, the facts of the case are mystifying. most kidnapping involves some kind of family dispute. for jessica and her baby boy, she's happy to be home as investigators unveil the motive. >> if it were up to me, they would stay in prison for life. >> those suspects are due back in court tomorrow for a plea hearing. a third person arrested in the case was released and does not face any charges for now. we spoke with them by phone tonight. he said he's emotiona

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video of the man wanted in connection with a burglary this month.e say he managed to steal thousands of dollars in cash. kron four's felecia gaal reports. >> an estimated $2500 in cash and coins was stolen from this bill changer machine at one stop laundromat in el serino about 2 and a half weeks ago. this after a man broke in and burglarize the business on san pablo avenue. you know, the police department and bin zhang, you business say the damage caused by the burglary. plus, the monetary loss exceeds $10,000 and help us right in the situations that suspect took advantage of the businesses being open that night once term and no one was around. he spent about 3 and a half breaking through a door to get to the back. police say used to get into the machine. i have heard of these things. i never thought that i would be. >> you know, a victim of one of these these making matters worse is the nationwide coin shortage during the pandemic. eu says it was already a daily tour securing quarters from banks for customers have been reaching out to folks on cra

. >> another jewelry store, smash and grab burglary this time in san francisco.tly they said that he used like a torch because they said that there was burned on the glass and then he kicked in. it happened wednesday around 05:20am, here at the margaret elizabeth jewelry store chestnut street in the city's murray did this. this store employee asked not to reveal her identity. yes, that there's just like a whole >> came in through that hole and took all the stuff out of the hole and then is. the case that was there. i was broken. >> she estimates the heist that netted the thief around $100,000 in merchandise both of our vintage antique were broken into on. >> the anti case that was sitting on that completely smashed. so we had to throw that one away. and then our main case towards the back of the store is open in the back. wasn't broken. but they took >> almost everything out of it and then they drop joy on the way. so what's left in the case is what was stopped on their way out. not the first time this has happened. you know, this is the second time in 8 months,

they face more than two dozen felony charges including burglary, robbery and elder abuse and in many of the cases the victims were home. the neighborhoods they targeted include the richmond, sunset, mission and visitation valley. >>> calling on the first alert weather day for tomorrow with another round of rain starting in the north bay and the system is bringing a chance of thunder, lightning and even hail let's get right out to paul heggen. >>> showers on the radar right now but tomorrow we have the potential for cloud to ground lightning and small hail out of the stronger bands of hail that will be moving in , becoming thunderstorms >> no thunder right now just showers north of the golden gate with locally heavier rainfall rates here and there including some to the south of napa, excuse me to the easter napa into the east of sonoma but another band will be making its way toward san francisco and the light show activity will continue spreading inland as we had the rest of this evening. we will track it with futurecast and show activity gives a break in action with hit or miss activ

. >> another jewelry store, smash and grab burglary this time in san francisco. apparently they said that he used like a torch because they said that there was burned on the glass and then he kicked in. it happened wednesday around 05:20am, here at the margaret elizabeth jewelry store on chestnut street in the city's murray. did this get this store employee asked not to reveal her identity? yes, that there's just like a whole >> came in through that hole and took all the stuff out of the hole and then is. the case that was there that was broken. >> she estimates the heist that netted the thief around $100,000 in merchandise both of our vented anti were broken into on. >> the anti case that was sitting on that completely smashed. so we had to throw that one away. and then our main case towards the back of the store is open in the back. wasn't broken. but they almost everything out of it and then they drop joy on the way. so what's left in the case is what was stopped on their way out. not the first time this has happened. >> now, this is the second time in 8 month

. >>> a daring burglary in oakland. it happened early this morning at the san pablo liquor store. thieves crashed a truck, yeah, a truck, right into the front of the store and tried to steal an atm but couldn't pull it off. instead, that took a bunch of liquor and cigarettes and took off running. the store owner says the city needs to step up and help them. >> the city that could do something about it. the city, they should be protecting the business, the small businesses. >> no one is in custody. >>> well, seeing people eating and drinking outdoors in downtown san jose has become a common sight in the pandemic. san pedry square is the epicenter which has been closed to traffic for nearly a year but now the city of san jose will have to decide if it wants to make this permanent. robert handa joins us from san pedro square where the proposal is generating a lot of mixed feelings here. >> reporter: that's right. this is a popular place in san jose. but it was before the pandemic as well. so even though closing this street was a popular strategy during an emergency, it could be a dif

this individual was involved in burglaries of hotel rooms and holiday lets.story involving older women, but absolutely with the potential at younger children where he had an earlier conviction. and children's clothing found there. when you put that together, whether he committed this offence or not we cannot see on telly is convicted, but he is a nasty piece of work. this is a dangerous character. —— until he is convicted. we have to be cautious, but he has been found in possession of these images, and we know he was breaking into holiday homes. if that evidence was as strong as it sounds when you describe it like that, we do not have already been charged? isn't the missing link still something that links him directly, some forensics that link him directly with madeleine mccann? that is right. you are looking for that last piece of the jigsaw puzzle. circumstantial evidence, one piece of evidence, he lived in the algarve, that by itself means nothing. it is when you put it all together that it becomes overwhelmingly influential, but it does not prove the case

this happened in oakland, the burglary set them back. more than $10,000. the thieves took their passports as well. now, a day after performing san francisco, the venezuelan rock and latin jazz band stop by a coffee shop in downtown oakland monday afternoon when they returned to their van to windows are busted. their backpacks were gone. >> i'm sure they follow your watching loss because the they acted so fast right in the moment that they had to. >> this is the first times it has ever been burglarized in the united states and they have been torreon in the bay area for years. at least 5. the ban filed a report with the police department, but they may never get their stuff that the police department's latest crime. statistics show auto burglaries are up 30% compared to last year, but down 9% overall versus the 3 year average. well, gas prices in california are coming down slightly, but they're still well above the national average. now the state average is 5.80, down $0.11 from last week. but that still roughly $2 higher than a year ago. the most expensive g

advocates objected, but the plate readers were considered a way to increase safety and deter auto burglaries. the new system will be more advanced, eventually saving time by automatically deducting parking payments and linking it to a phone app. >>> a daring burglary at a small business in oakland. it happened at the san pablo liquor store. thieves crashed a truck into the front of the store. they tried to steal an atm machine, but they were unsuccessful. instead, they took a bunch of liquor and cigarettes and took off running. no suspects are in custody. >>> welcoming a new class of first responders, san jose fire department held a graduation for cadets today. a total of 19 firefighter recruits graduated after finishing a 20-week training academy. they will join the ranks of the 676 people that make up the city's fire department. last year the agency responded to more than 85,911 calls. >>> playoff fever. mayor london breed is raising a warriors flag at city hall. this marks the first time the warriors have made the playoffs since the team moved to san francisco almost three years ago. so t

were not being able to get that in old you and the police department say the damage caused by the burglarythe cash last exceeds $10,000. investigators are trying to track the man down and hope someone in the public recognizes him and reaches out. it's important for me to have someone like this. >> caught. >> and, you know, no longer on the streets because other businesses, they're going to face the same thing. the store around and his actions are costly. phillipe djegal >> that's south bay. san jose. police say a carjacking suspect died. officers were chasing him. it all happened shortly after one in the morning at the intersection of north first street in montague expressway. that's where the stolen car hit. another car. 4 people, including 3 in the stolen car, had to be taken to the hospital, but are expected to be okay. this is the city's 27th fatal collision of the year and 20 knife traffic death. some sad news for garlic lovers tonight. the popular gilroy garlic festival is being canceled indefinitely. that event has been around since 1970's. >> it attracted tens of thousands of peopl

this auto burglary is setting them back.e than 10,000 bucks and >> now they're missing their passports. >> a frustrating yet familiar scene on the streets of oakland, broken glass of and burglarized and the victims left bewildered at how fast it happened. just ordering coffee and big. broke into the today after performing in san francisco, the venezuelan rock and latin jazz bands. it stopped by a coffee shop in downtown oakland monday afternoon. and when they return to their van, 2 windows were busted and their backpacks were gone. we had passports and >> defecation is work impairments. we had a love fortunately guitarist one g g lowe says their instruments were mostly untouched. still, they lost about $12,000 worth of stuff. >> initially one, she says the group tried to track the thieves with gps from a pair of air pods but eventually backed off. no lukin into perspective. it is. it's a >> it's it's better that we didn't really engage. it going meet with them, especially if the thieves were armed. >> this is the first time

as in the meantime, he's hoping someone recognizes the man who wore a mask during th' burglary. police say he stands 5 foot 6 and dressed in all black. reach out to investigators. if he looks familiar, he cost a family business. a lot of money. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news in oakland. police have made an arrest in connection to the homicide of 15 year-old camilla brown. the teen was shot inside her home on 68th avenue back on april 9th. she died the following morning. >> police are not releasing any other details on the arrest. people at an east golf club are reacting tonight after one of their employees was killed in a hit-and-run accident. >> happened april 18th at the intersection of fairway drive and monarch bay drive in san leandro. police said that the monarch bay golf course maintenance worker had been riding along more when he was hit by what witnesses say was a black ram pickup. the truck turned out to be stolen. police arrested. 44 year-old jason mcdermott of oakland, the name of the worker who was killed has not been publicly released yet. in a statement, the g

and now he's facing criminal damage, theft and burglary charges.pening tonight is round 2 of the nfl draft that's taking place in sin city and the san francisco forty-niners and the las vegas raiders will make their first picks tonight. andrew marden joining us now live from vegas with all the excitement and also keeping an eye on who the forty-niners in the raiders are likely going to choose. andrew, thanks for joining us again here during kron. 4 news at 3. it's my pleasure, justine. and by the way, congratulations on your promotion. i don't think i've talked to you since you actually got up bumped up a little bit. so congratulations there. you know, we're in las vegas, of course, for the draft. and yesterday was a quiet day for the forty-niners and the raiders. well, i should say in terms of draft picks, the raiders had derek carr and darren waller on stage with the commissioner when he officially kicked off the draft and the internet was abuzz with derek carr's hairstyle. it looked like it was. >> kind of a combination mohawk. they're kind of a

this time in oakland, the auto burglary is setting the group back more than $10,000 and leaving themforcefully chagall reports. >> a 10 minute stop at a coffee shop in downtown oakland turned out to be costly for the venezuelan rock and latin jazz bands. definitely eye-opening guitarists. one gigi low says the van was parked around the corner from the coffee shop in front of some other businesses monday afternoon. >> when the thieves broke to van windows, stealing cash, laptops, working permits, passports and identification cards that will be difficult to replace. fortunately, their musical instruments were too heavy for the thieves to take. i'm sure they >> follow your watching loss because the they acted so fast right in the moment that they had to one. she estimates the total loss at around $12,000. the band filed a report with the oakland police department, but they understand they may never see their stuff again. >> the police department's latest crime statistics show auto burglaries are up 30% compared to last year, but down 9% overall versus the 3 year averages of 4. spend tha

this happening despite the latest crime stats citywide showing burglaries are actually down.rly 34% this year compared to this time. last year. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a good or woman was killed in a head-on crash involving 3 cars. the chp says it happened about 4.20, this afternoon on highway one. 29 west of old chittenden road in santa cruz county. 57 year-old was all but gonzales was driving east. her car collided head on with a minivan and then a 3rd car crashed into the van. gonzales died on the scene. the other 2 drivers wero hospitalized. no word yet on what caused that head-on collision in the first place. now to the latest in ukraine today, the un general assembly voted to suspend russia from its human rights council. this comes after reports of russian soldiers killing civilians who were retreating from areas near ukraine's capital. russia is denying that ukrainian civilians were killed by its forces. meantime, russia has stepped up attacks in eastern ukraine causing people to take refuge in cellars and basements to try to escape the fighting. and ukrai

the ceo says that 75 children were in the bill or a building with the burglary happened. they were not in any danger, though. they were in another floor. but still, this is quite the loss. >> we are here to help people. and we really appreciate all the support we've gotten from the police. this is just a very sad moment for us. >> and she says she's shocked that this burglary happened because they're located right across from the police department. and she did file a police report, though. a lot of that stuff. she says it's going to be very hard to replace. >> and we are looking at some sunshine today, but we're not seeing any 90's. it's just 70's and 80's today. sounds pretty good after yesterday's record breaking heat where we headed next here. some hits a lot and you know it today is which means, you know, our plan is on because it's opening day for baseball. >> what a beautiful day. 2 in san francisco for the giants. >> when you hear that doesn't make everybody for the giants have opening day is your opening away? but the giants are home games at one. 30 should be nic

its 2 are in southern california the night before the burglary. one of the members slept in the van to prevent theft. >> one, she says everyone feels fortunate. no one was in the van when it was targeted with the into the all of this adventure. >> if anything, it only closer and more aware moving forward. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. redistricting plans and san francisco continue to anger community members who say they're being unfairly divide it. neighborhood groups, an lgbtq organizations are rallying against current plans to. >> redraw the map. kron four's dan thorn has that story. >> on its head is frustrations are boiling as san francisco's redistricting task force is redrawing community maps, advocates for affected neighborhoods such as the tenderloin and soma are rallying against the proposals kind of to be honest, i'm i'm a >> i'm frustrated believe our community. the residents in that and knowing >> community organizer curtis bradford says current plans hurt the city's most vulnerable communities while also splitting up neighborho

. >> the suspect who ended up in the hospital is believed to be part of an international burglary trende tourism reporter sandra mitchell has details. >> i opened the door open the door. >> there's a guy or that guy was a burglar and he was about to get taken down by homeowners sell mercado. what? >> he kind of staggered return to park home friday night and found a burglar just inside his front door. >> after a confrontation, the suspect ran to a waiting car. this is what happened to the second burglar who stumbled down mercado's stairs. his hands filled with jewelry and electronics. and i just >> then came a chance to hit him because i first i don't know if they have their. he's got a gun, a knife and kind of weapon, right? just don't know. your mind goes crazy. that suspect 43 year-old alexis pro is now in custody, charged with 2 felonies. he has several facial fractures. ventura county investigators say is part of a burglary bring from chile, organized groups targeting affluent california neighborhoods will typically case the neighborhoods in advance and see ways that they can get in