(catherine) in tonight's for your health --for your in tonight's (catherine) (catherine) in tonight'schildren active.. but of course... some activites carry more risk than others(grant) a new government report lists the sports most likely to send your kids to the e-r with a traumatic brain injury they are football...bicyc ling...basketball...playground activities...and soccer while all these activities carried a risk... contact sports resulted in nearly twice as many emergency visits. the c-d-c says boys are twice as likely as girls to get brain injuries. the risk also increases with age...with kids between 10 and 17 having the highest rate. the c-d-c has issued guidelines on its website for diagnosing and treating kids with traumatic brain injuries. (catherine) there's new hope for people suffering from sickle cell disease. it turns red blood cells into sickle shapes -- which can clog arteries and cause intense pain. researchers are about to start a clinical trial in the next couple of months. they're trying a gene therapy approach. it's designed to remove a patient's stem cells...an

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.... it happened just after two o clock this afternoon at a home on ritchie street-- between bancroft avenue and macarthur boulevard... that's in o vi park. (ken) kron 4's michelle kingston is live at the oakland police department with the details. michelle? (michelle)police will stay on scene tonight investigating inside of the home.they tell us we will not receive an update tonight -- so at this point -- all we know is the young four year old boy is in critical condition. (mk)denise knockum, oakland "just pray he comes through.. come on, right now the baby is at the hospital as we speak so we just pray that he makes it through."right now -- a four year old boy is in critical condition at the hospital ... after being shot in the head. oakland police say it happened around two oclock on wednesday afternoon at a home on ritchie street in east oakland.they say a man and a woman have been detained -- but would not say how they were related to the young boy.we spoke to a man who says he's the

(catherine)(catherine) (catherine) her." family. we love her."(catherine)that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes and vicki grant lodes grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant) coming up at nine -- an arson investigation is underway tonight in san mateo(grant) police say -- two people set at least three fires in gabage bins this morning. the latest on the search for suspects... and some changes you will notice in downtown san mateo right now.(justine) plus -- president trump signs an executive order tying free speech on campus to federal funding. u-c berkeley is no stranger to some of the controversial demonstrations. reaction from students and staff.(grant) and we had a beautiful, crisp sunny day today... but that's about to change.(justine) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will be tracking another round of rain moving (grant) a suspected arson caught on camera... tonight san mateo police are asking for help in identifying a couple of suspects wanted for arson. (grant) good evening i'm grant lodes.(justin

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan - ken wayne is on assignment. it was a raucous three hour board meeting... one that left many people feeling frustrated. our grant lodes is here with the details... (grant) the oakland unified school district board voted 4 - 3 today... to make 21.75 million dollars in cuts to next school year's budget. the superintendent says the cuts are needed district fa 56 million dollar budget short-fall by the 20-20 - 20-21 school year... if reductions are not made. dozens of students, teachers and community members tee'd off at the board for its plan... saying just giving teachers the raise they're getting... and then making wide-spread cuts... is not good for education. the teachers union is defending the decision to take the district's deal and end the strike... and 11 percent raise over four years with a three percent bonus,. but that's certainly a factor in the board's decision today to make almost 22 million dollars in cuts. john sasaki, district: "the majority of the cuts are for these increases in pay."keith brown, u

(catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.tonight we're learning more about the woman killed in the shooting on highway four in concord. the c-h-p held a news conference today with details. kron 4's michelle kingston is live in vallejo the new information. michelle? chp says they've had 185 freeway shootings since november 2015.nine of those shootings have been fatal ... including saturday's shooting. take vochp investigators say destinee hillery -- a resident of antioch -- was found shot to death while driving her car on eastbound highway 4 near the willow pass road off ramp. her family says she was a beautiful girl with lots of friends and family who loved her.chp believes it was a targeted, gang related shooting -- but would not go into detail as to why they believe this.on sunday -- another shooting ... this one on 580 east near airway boulevard.chp says this shooting may have been due to road rage. the victim suffered a non life threatening gun shot wound to the leg.and this morning around 10 a-m-- on 80 west, just east of mcdonald avenue ... a suspect fired a round that

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the president first floated the idea just two weeks after taking office ... in the wake of the u=c= berkeley riots provoked by conservative provocateur milo yiannopoulos. i've been watching things for too long. i've been watching things that were unwatchable, but were going to do something about it.the president said he wants to safeguard the rights of anti=abortion students to speak their minds ... putting up crosses to protest abortions or passing out to students jesus=loves=yo u messages on valentines.these universities have tried to restrict free thought, impose total conformity and shut down the voices of great young americans like those here today.schools found to have violated free speech rights would risk losing their federal subsidies. $35 billion in research funding. all of that money is now at stake. that's a lot of money. they are going to have to not like your views a lot, right?the university of california has spent millions of dollars in recent years policing free=speec

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...ken wayne has the night off. tonight, oakland police are looking at security camera video and interviewing the dozens of people who were inside "world ground" when the gunman stormed inside.(pam) kron 4s justine waldman talked with the owner of the cafe about the crime... which left him and his customers shaken. sot it was scary as hell, yes and my poor customers were scared to death toothe owner of world ground in the laurel district ... recalls the moment a masked gunman came into his coffee shop , held people at gunpoint, and demanded the laptops from every customer inside the crowded cafe. gunman had another customer go around and collect the laptops inside a canvas bag.it was one in the afternoon, yuffe gustafsson was in the back fixing pasteries for the next morning when this went down.sot i saw a man (catherine) union city: ffs are on scene of a report of a fire under a bart train. the train is shutdown just north of the shutdown just train. the train is fire under a bart of a report of a ffs are on scene

(catherine) (catherine) coming up at 6:45... we continue our celebration of women's history month. pam moore sits down with bay area broadcasting legend belva davis. (ken) and police investigate a brutal street fight that broke out in the middle of a neighborhood and it's all caught on camera. we'll show you the footage -- ahead. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. a brutal (grant) that."away from wanted to get doors, just locked the windows, unresponsive. (ken) a brutal street fight injured.(catherine) the fight broke out yesterday in central fresno. our grant lodes is story... grant -- the fight broke out in the middle of a neighborhood?(grant) yes. it happened during early evening hours... and some neighbors captured the fight on camera. take a look at this. two men go after each

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne... the incident began around 12:30 this afternoon at an apartment in south san jose... on dent avenue near kooser road.(pam) that's where we find kron4's j-r stone.... he's live at the scene with the very latest... j-r - what do we know? (j.r.)pam, catherine this is a story that just breaks your heart. neighbors tell us that one of the kids was just 5 and the other was 7. tonight this is still an active scene. the parking lot is roped off and detectives are busy at work trying to figure out what exactly went down here.the condo where this happened is located upstairs in this building. you see all the lights on. a neighbor who was here before officers arrived was told that the husband came home to find the kids were dead from suffocation. the wife found hanging. officers arrived around 12:30 this afternoon and have been working the case ever since. here is what a neighbor and friend of the family had to say earlier this evening.trt: :17oc: last summer(jr)back out here live officers are st

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. the report was just released by the medical examiner this afternoon... kron 4's terisa estacio is live in the newsroom with the details. terisa? (terisa) the san francisco medical examiner has released a report late this afternoon. detailing the cause of death for former public defender jeff adachi....who died last month. the medical examiner ruled adachi's death as accidental...saying he died of acute mixed drug toxicity... with cocaine and with cocaine and alcohol in his system... combined with a form of heart disease. according to the report...adachi was out to dinner with a friend in north bach when he had "gastric pain" his friend asked if he wanted to go to the hospital but he refused. the report says "at some point, most likely during the dinner, his already compromised heart could no longer sustain the amount of cardiac stress caused by these stimulant substances and became ischemic with death resulting a few hours later. adachi died back on february 22 at died back on adachi

(catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. this latest storm is expected to last a few days... (catherine) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now... as we get a look at our storm tracker 4 radar to see where the rain is coming in the hardest.... lawrence-- how bad is this storm going to get? lawrence karnow: more rain will move in tonight and will be heavy at times after midnight. the doppler radar is showing some showers now but they will increase throughout the night. showers will continue on wednesday with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. we could see a few showers on thursday and a chance of more rain this weekend. here is a look at the traffic hot is a look at the here here is a look at the trspots right now.... for ur evening commute (pam) we now know ... last week's russian river flooding damaged more than 600- homes. sonoma county officials issued 35- red tags... and 600 yellow tags today, after checking more than 2-thousand buildings. a red tag ofcourse means.. the building is so badly damaged it is a thre

(catherine) happening now... san francisco police are investigating a home invasion robbery in the city's outer mission neighborhood. it happened at a home in the 200 block of foote avenue yesterday morning. police say a 69-year-old woman found a man in the process of stealing jewelry. they say she confronted him - but he told her to stay in the bedroom and then he ran way. police are still searching for him. (catherine) also in san francisco... the city held a grant opening today for a new apartment complex. it will provide homes to dozens of homeless and low income residents. kron 4's charles clifford was there and has the details. well, here along mission in san francisco the city held a grand opening for 1036 mission which is an affordable housing complex. the building has 38 one bedroom apartments, 38 two bedroom apartments and 7 3 bedroom apartments for 40 formerly homeless families, 43 low income families. there's also a courtyard, a garden on the roof and a kitchen.at today's grand opening, san francisco

(catherine)(catherine) next at six. next at six. new fears in the wake of a huge chemical fire in texas.....after a toxic vapor is detected. a shelter-in-place has been lifted in deer park, texas outside of houston - after residents were told to stay inside this morning due to the levels of benzene in the air. the toxic vapor was detected after a raging chemical fire was extinguished this week. natasha chen explains what benzene is, and why the threat was enough to cancel class for six school districts in the area. alice richardson / itc spokeswoman: "we will make this right."in an emotional press conference, a spokesperson for i-t-c...the company whose storage facility caught fire in texas this week...addressed the presence of benzene vapors which caused a shelter-in-place order for the city of deer park.alice richardson / itc spokeswoman: "itc cares. we care a lot. we have been good stewards, we've been good neighbors."neighbors were told is morning to stay inside, close doors and windows, and turn off air conditioning.and six sch

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. as kron4's michelle kingston explains -- the bay area has seen nine fatal freeway shootings in less than three and a half years. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews185 freeway shootings since november 1, 2015 -- and nine of them have been fatal ...including the death of destinee hillery on saturday.her family says she was a beautiful girl with lots of friends and family who loved her and that she will be missed.25 year old destinee hillery of antioch was found shot to death in her car on eastbound highway 4 near the willow pass road off ramp. california highway patrol investigators believe this shooting was gang related -- but would not say why they believe this to be the case.on monday -- cal trans worked to replace the guard rail her car plowed into after being shot, according to investigators. officer john fransen, chp golden gate"we just ask that people remain vigilent."chp says just hours after destinee was shot in her car ...a 24 year old woman was shot in the leg on highway 58

(catherine) at issue...ng obaba-era net neutrality....which the trump administration repealed.. (pam) grant lodes joins us now with more on the legislation that was introduced today on capitol hill. (grant)net neutrality.it's a simple concept.simple... because the bill introduced today... is only two pages long.speaker pelosi.. along with senate minority leader chuck schumer... introduced the bill.it's all about keeping the internet free and open.the bill seeks to block internet service providers... the companies that provide internet access to the public... like comcast and a- t&t... from picking and choosing what content or services can be provided... and at what speed.the goal... giving the the goal... giving the consumer freedom of choice, while preventing price gouging.

(catherine) if you're watching us on the new 'kron- on' app - on the new watching us if you're (catheriney monday.return again rain could return again by monday. (catherine) if you're watching us on the new 'kron- on' app - a full hour of local sports coverage is coming up next on 'bay area sports night'. kron on is the bay area's only commercial- free 24-hour streaming news service. (ken) it's available for i- phones, i-pads, apple t-v, android devices and it's on amazon fire . you can try it free -- just visit kron-on- dot-tv .. to sign up.dot-tv .. dot-tv .. to sign up.dot-tv .. to sign up. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> fallout. over the juzy jussie smollett bombshell. >> none of this adds up. >> the junk juss-tice headlines. >> all rich people get off easily. >> then jayme closs's kidnapper. wait until you see what just happened in court. >> and police chase. [ sirens ] >> did she refuse to pull over because she was l

(catherine)(catherine) for your money tonight...ust when it seemed as though san franciscorents had reached a plateau -- a new report says they're continuing to climb. kron4's maureen kelly has the lastest sky high figures. there's no way i could afford thatthis la transplant is housesitting an aparment on nob hill.....where in the same building, a 1 bedroom unit is renting for what apparently is the new normal....according to zumper, an online real estate marketplace, this march the average rent of a 1 bedroom in san francisco is just shy of $3700 hundred dollars a month. that's an increase of nearly 9 percent since last year at this time.and it's bucking the national trend of rent prices which are falling. so it's really frustrating i don't know what's gonna happen unfortunetly for those looking for a new aparment, the cheif business officer for zumper thinks san francisco's upward trend will continue.this is the beginning of the early rental season for us we normally see rents start up tech as we come into spring and then through

(catherine) coming up...tory you have to see to believe...after a huge fish that hasn't been seen in north pacific waters for more than 100- years... washes up on a santa barbara beach. if you are watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." a rare fish (catherine) (catherine) a rare fish found on a santa barbara beach has caught california experts hook, line and sinker. (pam) and others in the scientific world are now being "reeled in" too.. reporter ryan fish has the story. the rare "hoodwinker sunfish" was last seen in northern hemisphere waters in 1890 until it washed up on a local beach last month.nat sot "smells great, as you can imagine."now university scientists who study parasites are getting an áinsideá look at the rare sea creature. armaud kuris/ucsb zoology professor"we were able to seize the opportunity go on out and get the guts. that's sort of what we do."nat sot"so you can imagine that times about 17."in those

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. the victims are still coping with the violence that rocked the quiet north bay town. kron-on anchor ryan o'donnell joins us now to show us how the community is healing. (ryan) tomorrow, yountville will hold a discharged from a residential treatment facility. in this exclusive report... kron- on's terisa estacio takes a trip to the "pathway home..." impact it's had on the community. (take pkg) it's hard to believe it has been a year, it has been a very challenging year. a challenging year - where three three women, including one that was pregnant all died at the hands of a disturbed and angry gunman.i met with larry kamer in yountville down the street form the veterans home where the shooting occured last march.larry -was one of many family members who got the call after gun shots pierced the normally tranquil setting. in a matter of minutes, the sancturay for those who served our country became more like a battlefield, as dozens of law enforcement including the fbi descended on the ca

(catherine) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. well, last night's performance against the performance night's well, last studio.joins us in the carpenter mark (catherine) tonight...sports world about in the lots to talk (pam) the weekend.more rain over a chance of more rain over the weekend. the weekend. (pam) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight... (catherine) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. well, last night's performance against the celtics, revealed some deficiencies. so perhaps this signing will help the warriors out. it's now a done deal. veteran center andrew bogut...coming back to golden state...just in time to wrap up the regular season and get ready for the playoffs. the 34-year-old re-joining the franchise he won a title with back in 2015... and hes coming to the bay from his australian pro team, where he won mvp and defensive honors. --the warriors could use his help... the team back at practice today after a horrendous performance against the celtics... boston rolled past the champs by 33-points, the w

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. the motive is still not clear, and police have released very few details. kron four's rob fladeboe talked tostunned neighbors -- who have fond memoriesof the two young children who died. (grant) (grant) breaking news... former trump campaign chairman paul manafort has been sentenced to 47 months in federal prison. that's significantly less than the recommended 20 years. manafort was convicted last year on eight counts of tax and bank fraud related to his overseas work advising politicians in ukraine. federal sentencing guidelines call for a term of roughly 20 years... and instead got just less than four years. manafort also still faces sentencing in a separate case related to illegal lobbying. he is suffering from gout and said to be in overall poor health... he arrived in court in a wheelchair today. (catherine) developing news tonight... pg&e is again causing controversy. this time because it wants to give its employees bonuses. (grant) it's a controversial topic, because the utilit

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne. kron 4's justine waldman is here now.... with how the victims will be remembered at a special ceremony tomorrow. justine? (justine) they will always be remembered as the three brave women....and tomorrow will be a chance for people to come together and honor their lives. and since their murders... a lot has changed. outside what was the pathway home... hang 4 hearts. one for each victim... executive director christine loeber. clinical director jennifer gray golick. psychologist jennifer gonzales shushereba, who was 7 months pregnant.. the smaller heart is for her unborn daughter sot larry it's hard to believe it has been a year, it has been a very challenging year. larry kamer speaks for the pathway home....which has now closed. it shuffled paitents to other facilities saying it was too difficult to go back ... after 36 year old albert wong, shot the women who had been part of his care at veterans home of california. he then shot himself in the head and died. the families of the victim have recently filed wrongful death suit

(catherine) in tonight's celebration of women's history...the historic number of women who are now serving in congress. kron4's washington d.c. correspondent alexandra limon introduces us to lawmakers who say there's still a long road ahead for uality. won the right to after women vote...american voters elected the most women ever to both houses of congress.25 are serving in the u.s. senate. and 102 women now serve in the house of representatives.rep. veronica escobar / tx-dit's incredible this has been a journey i never imaged i would be onnewly elected congresswoma n veronica escobar represents the 16th district in texasrep. veronica escobar / tx-dand i feel grateful to the community for allowing me the opportunity and the privilege. rep. jackie speier / ca-d25 of the women have never run for office before. it's a stunning number.veteran california congress woman jackie speier has been a leader on capitol hill of the me too movement against sexual harassment and discrimination...she welcomes all the new faces rep. jakcie speier / ca-dwill i

(catherine) it was (catherine) it was recovered by a ship early this morning. the dragon capsule was unmanned...but hada space-suited dummy named 'ripley' on board.ripley has sensors to record everything an astronaut would experience. it's all part of elon musk's plan to launchtourist driven space travel. the dragon had brought 400 pounds of supplies to the international space station. space-x and boeing are expected to begin launching árealá astronauts into space this year. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we had a few showers and a little sunshine today with cool highs in the 50s. we continue to see a few showers on doppler radar and more snow in the sierra. on the satellite you can see another storm coming our way. more heavy rain is headed our way tomorrow morning. clouds will increase tonight with showers developing by early morning. (catherine if you're watching us on the new kron on app - a full hour of local sports coverage is coming up next on 'bay area

(catherine) coming up...ancy pelosi is the first woman we're recognizing in a new series for women's history month. the legacy she wants to leave behind. <"that path was brutal. to the community of lee county, we grieve by your side and we pledge our unwavering support to help you rebuild from the very depths of this horrible tragedy.">(pam) tragedy.">(pam) at least a dozen tornadoes touched down in alabama and georgia sunday...with deadly results. now we will take you to what appears to be"ground zero" .. in lee county. also - it was an explosion at a california spa that killed a 48- year old woman and injured others .. the f-b-i has now made an arrest. details next. < ella: i'm ella sogomonian - we've been telling you a lot about kron-on.. the bay area's only commercial free streaming news service... but the kron on app gives you a lot more than just live local breaking news around the clock. it also gives you on-demand access to the kron 4 archives... that includes people behaving badly.

(catherine) coming up... c-v-s is going to start selling cannabis products. details on what you'll be able to buy... ears, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. so, come on home reynold's kitchens™ hasfrustration for good.rap to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ (catherine) c-v-s is now selling some cannabis-based products. the pharmacy chain says they'll include things like creams, sprays, and lotions...which will be available in 8 states, including california. but c-v-s specified that it's not selling any c-b-d-containing supplements or food additives. c-b-d is becoming one of the hottest ingredients in consumer products.companies are adding the non- psycho-active cannabis compound to food, beverages, and skin care products. (grant) next... we are getting you ready for na

(catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne.the utility says it's factored these bonuses into its chapter 11 filing. kron 4's dan kerman is live at pg&e headquarters with more on what both sides are saying tonight. dan? pge bonuses 0307196 insert despite filing for bankruptcy because they may be on the hook for billions of dollars for their role in california wildfires, pacific gas and electric has asked a federal bankruptcy judge to allow them to give out at least 235 million dollars in bonuses to thousands of employees, among them vice presidents and managers.sot mike danko/attorney for wildfire victims :19attorney mike danko represents thousands of california wildfire victimssot in a statement pg&e says the "incentive plan prioritizes safety and operational excellence (and) ....provides appropriate incentives for our team members to help us achieve our safety and operational goals."sotin court documents the basis for a raise is based 40% on the companys financial performance and 50% on safety, however danko points out of that 50% on safety only 10% deals with the safety of

(catherine) including the latest on larry baer.. mark carpenter is here... while more facts are gathered about a dispute that became very public late last week, today giants ceo larry baer is taking a leave of absence from the organization. it's a story we brought you at the top of the newscast. baer stepping away from the team...just days after this video surfaced on tmz sports. his wife pam falling to the ground....as he's arguing with her and trying to grab his cell phone out of her hand. the team's board of directors released a statement this morning saying he's quote-- 'acknowledged his behavior was unacceptable, apologized to the organization, and is committed to taking steps to make sure that this never happens again.' it was baer himself who requested the leave of absence... and the board will have no further comment while major league baseball investigates what happened. --now to spring training- - giants hosting the dodgers in scottsdale. --bottom 2nd... evan longoria... deep to left and off the grassy burm for a solo home run. 1-0 giants... longo'

many thanks officers catherine sort of. nairobi at the airport we'll have more on the crash of that. alliance boeing seven three seven. soon as we can here on. parts of venezuela remain without electricity as the political battle for power intensifies mass rallies have been held both for and against president because we do. he's blaming the power telecoms blackouts on what he called an international cyber attack amid a coup attempt led by his rival. has been defeated the opposition leader himself is vowing to lead a nation wide march on caucus. is that. it was a protest to win territory in the capital caracas thousands responded to opposition leader why those call to take over victoria avenue in. an area that's been off limits for the opposition because it has been traditionally controlled by supporters of the i a free though to me was among those trying to convince the police to join in the protest i want them to join us because we are the people not the government we are the majority right now that needs change and it's n

very fluid catherine we're. getting pictures of a news conference on the kenyan capital let's just listen in to that be afflicted and. want to see the pasta just. the fruit was expected. at about ten thirty five. this morning. at this stage what you have done. is to establish. to be my dissenters. one time in one deep. whereby we shall be meeting that are different friends. who. are to meet the positive. a porn that i would put to one d. . those that are tears and friends would be dedicated to the sick and the mud is a center. which has been set up and shut up one four points which is within the vicinity of the airport. the purpose of this interests is to provide a definitive so we call meet doesn't greet us. and with information. as much as we hope. at the same time to provide them with an element of privacy. because until we know what has happened. of course they'll be out of one. affecting friends that are teves affected it's. for the money fist. so at this point to tell you. the one forty nine. then a certai

(catherine) for your money tonight... just when it seemed as though bay area rents may have hit a plateau.... a new report says san francisco rents are continuing to climb. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest sky high figures. when i lived here in 1993 i paid for 450 for a beautiful one bedroom on filbert so things of changed .....in fact things have changed so much in san francisco that this la transplant has not been able to afford to settle into a new place of her own in the past three years since she moved back.i keep finding friends to let me housesit so i've been housesitting myself around san francisco i do take care my friend so it's a little fragmenting not having a stable base but that's the reality in the same building she's housesitting currently , a 1 bedroom unit is renting for what apparently is the new normal....according to zumper, an online real estate marketplace, this march the average rent of a 1 bedroom in san francisco is just shy of $3700 hundred dollars a month. that's an increase of nearly 9 per

(catherine) thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan, in for pam moore tonight.ayne. the child is in the hospital in critical condition. it happened just after 2 o clock this afternoon on the 24-hundred block of ritchie street. that's in east oakland near arroyo viejo park. kron 4's michelle kingston is live at the scene with an update. michelle? denise knockum, goes to college nearby 0-12just pray he comes through come on right now the baby is at the hospital as we speak so we just pray that he makes it through and i hope that people are more careful with the firearms they have in their homefather jayson landeza, oakland police dept chaplin 12- 18and after a while we have seen quite a bit of this in east oakland so words fall short (catherine) shortso words fall in east oakland quite a bit of this in east oakland so words fall short (catherine)

well let's bring in our guest now in london is catherine mcbride senior economist in the international trading competition unit at the institute of economic affairs joining us sir via skype from chisinau more dover is down our car or bear quine associate professor at the school of law and government at dublin city university and in berlin we have john worth the european union affairs blogger and visiting lecturer at the college of europe in bruges welcome all three of you good to have you with us let me start with you catherine mcbride in london since you are where it is all happening to recent british prime minister it's recent may is is planning to get this withdrawal agreement. into parliament again on tuesday to try for a third time even though it's been defeated convincingly twice before what do you think m.p.'s should do i'm not sure what she's planning on doing she's already announced or at least people are already talking about bringing it back for a fourth time. the people who are opposing it are not just people like the d u p who have a very definite problem with the irish ba

>> harris: catherine? sorry. >> judge napolitano: window does make this recommendation , they do so because they are familiar with the facility and with the needs. at this point she knows his needs far better than the bureau of prisons does. but it's a resource. where is there space, and what requirement does he have? >> melissa: it's interesting you say it falls within the executive branch. does that give the president the power to intercede? >> judge napolitano: can the president move him from one person to another customer theoretically, yes. because the bureau of prisons works for the doj, and they work for the attorney general which is presidential appointee. frankly, i've never heard of it. presidents usually commute, free from the time you've already served, or pardon. but have never heard of a president directly ordering the removal of a person. but he has the authority. >> harris: if we can, i remember the press secretary for the white house spoke about the manafort possibility of a pardon. she wa

catherine can you hear me. catherine soy should be on the line. she is and i think we can we can talk to alex much of us who's an aviation analyst who is joining us now via skype from malaga in spain and it's good to have you with us e.t.a. v.j. this aircraft it was a boeing seven three seven max eight am i right in thinking that that's the same kind of aircraft that crashed back in october the lion at the crash in indonesia. good afternoon yes sadly this is now looking to be the second most major most painful incident but boeing seven three seven max so seventy seven math is the brand new updated version of the bug in the seven three seven that math itself is in is all around the world and i think luke norwegian air it's really easy oki who i remember the star alliance and one such as ethiopian airlines that using this act craft as the latest the most fuel efficient short range buying at craft on the market this aircraft that has been involved in the accidents today is less than four months old it was delivered c.e.o. ken image november it flew f

it was only under catherine the great that this changed. it gave russia a new identity as a major european state and returned to its cultural roots which had been laid by prince bloody mary back in the tenth century economic assistance of course we are. situated out. side the gates of the port city of sevastopol on crimea's southwestern most point are the ruins of the ancient greek city of trysts arsenals . in one thousand nine hundred two seen vladimir's cathedral was built in the middle of the excavation site on the very spot where prince flooded mayor of the cavern roosts is said to have adopted the christian faith. let it mere had conquered no switch at the time belong to the byzantine empire in a military campaign. he planned to crown his victory by marrying the daughter of the byzantine emperor. byzantium consented to the union but only if the prince agreed to be christened. let him use exceptions of the faith laid the foundations for the christianisation of the russian empire. centuries later russia would justify the legitimacy of it

(catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne.his latest storm is expected to last a few days... (catherine) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now... as we get a look at our storm tracker 4 radar to see where the rain is coming in the hardest.... lawrence-- how bad is this storm going to get? lawrence karnow: more rain will move in tonight and

under catherine the great it became russian and remained so for one hundred fifty years. then in one thousand nine hundred fifty four the peninsula became part of ukraine. i a demonstration in the crimean capital simferopol in march twenty fourth team was an overwhelming show of support by the majority ethnic russian population of crimea in favor of leaving ukraine and joining russia. even to reach poaching. i that sentiment was reflected in the outcome of a referendum a few days later. some of the multiple sclerosis by on march sixteenth the referendum was held in crimea this referendum took place in line with international legal standards and the rules of democracy. eighty two percent of the electorate voted just this strategic territory must have stable leadership the fact is that only russia can provide it. a totally off article for the big story current crises. understanding the present situation requires a look back at the region's complicated history. in seventeen eighty three empress catherine announced that crimea had been incorporated into the russian empire. tw

catherine?> i have a copy of the letter that was transmitted earlier this afternoon from the attorney general william barr to the two congressional committees with direct oversight. house judiciary and senate judiciary. i just want to note a couple of things in the letter because we've hit most of the headlines already, that he's in receipt of the report and he thinks he may be able to provide to these committees a principal conclusion from the report about prosecutions and decisions not to prosecute as early as this weekend. and that he would then consider with consultation from robert mueller, as well as his deputy attorney general rod rosenstein how much further to go in this process in this exercise, if you will come up in transparency. but when you look at william barr's letter, what jumps out at me is that it's really buy the book. everything is cited to the code of federal regulations, 28 cfr 600. everything. even the public release of this letter which is the official notification from t

that couldn't be more wrong what catherine mcbride has just said britain is extremely ill prepared for leaving the european union with a no deal it has no idea how it's going to manage to make sure that the ferries should still run its adequate capacity to make sure its goods can still go through to have a callee the main ferry routes for exports and imports into the u.k. it's been only capable of rolling over about one sixth of the international agreements that it has with the rest of the world so it cause major disruption to britain's economic relations with its nearest neighbors if it crashed out without a deal and the irony that they're also for cut from abroad also just said about the issue in northern ireland you'd have to put a hard border between northern ireland in the republic of ireland if there were no deal brecht's it to crash out within two weeks so what she's saying is deeply irresponsible and that's not a sensible solution either for the u.k. or indeed members of parliament there are only a hardcore of about fifty hardcore breaks it is who are foolish enough to contempl

well catherine joins us from in turkana county catherine can you talk us through the conditions there at the moment and are people getting the help they need. it is quite dire and we have seen in the last few days of been here trucks from the local government aid agencies and just kenyans kenyan well wishes missing their trucks going to some of the villages to deliver food to those villages but many other people live in areas that are very difficult to access this is a region with very difficult terrain and you know when you talk about the conditions it is dire indeed it has been terribly hot we're talking about degrees of temperatures of forty five degrees on average for the last couple of months so the situation very bad indeed as i mentioned in that story that we did we went to villages where people are saying that they don't know when they had a proper meal they've been eating those wild fruits which is not enough for you know nutritional values to them. is a vast region it is a third of the country but it's also sparsely populated we're talking about a population of one point two

catherine thank you very much for the finale catherine sawyer for the very latest on this live and thank you catherine terry toes as a former airline pilot and he says that aviation experts have continuously questioned boeing seven three seven automated system. a moment here thought was what you already referred to that this seven three seven eight hundred macs. had it not entirely dissimilar accident very recently and the automated systems have come in for quite a lot of control controversial discussion so you know it's always impossible to say anything very clear this soon after an accident but i'm sure the investigators will be looking at that as a matter of urgency so far as i'm aware there are no changes so you know what i mean would have comments of that on that particular aircraft i think the concern is that raised by crews was the fact that this automated system was triggered by one single sense and it's normal in aviation to have a back up so you have redundancy so you have to in case one of the forty and only other thing was that there wasn't enough information in the training

(grant) ken wayne and catherine ken wayne and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and vicki. tonight at 6.... a rash of freeway shootings in the east bay... three in as many days... with one resulting in the death of a young woman. what is behind the sudden spike in roadway violence.... and what's being done to stop it. and... at least three people are dead as a gunman terrorizes a tram in a peaceful dutch city. what authorities are leanring about the suspect they have arrested.... and what lawmakers are proposing to prevent gun violence stateside. plus more rain is on the way to the bay area... we'll have that and more on the news -- at six -- next. (ken) tonight at 6. three shootings in as many days... on bay area freeways. the first shooting happened on eastbound highway four near concord on saturday night. that resulted in the death of a young woman. an unrelated shooting on i-580 injured a woman on sunday... as she was shot in the leg. and the most recent was this morning on interst

ok let's bring in some guests now stephen morris of the english democrats party and catherine shutdown middle east expert joins me now very good evening to you folks and it's a shame it's a solemn occasion to have to discuss this new zealand's prime minister said the country was targeted for its multiculturalism diversity and acceptance stephen do you think that's a valid explanation. i don't watch it i just think it's the usual platitudes for a leader of a country we don't know exactly what's new zealand's been doing to try and tackle the problem the rise of radicalism the islam or extremist like this guy here. so to me it's just the same old same old from these leaders what we want to know is what of the doing to tackle the extremism from both sides you know and we just don't seem to be anything and my concern now is that they will try and use this to trying to squash any debate any conversations regarding extremism or medically of. the sky came from and i think the governments may try and use it as leverage when what we should be doing is having open clear dialogue to understand the

more on that at 5-15 (grant) thank you catherine.. we have team coverage on this health warning (vicki) ken wayne joins us now in the newsroom with a closer look at the locations the infected person visited. ken? (ken) we do know this person visited 19 locations over the span of a week...one place twice this was each day of the week from saturday march 16 to march 22 let's take a look. from restaurants...t o malls...a grocery store and a wal mart. the infected person went all over santa clara county. they visited placed in sunnyvale...san jose...cupertino sunnyvale...san placed in sunnyvale...san jose...cupertino...palo alto...mountain view...santa clara....milpitas. eight . eight places along on saturday march 16 including i-hop...the apple visitor center...an macy's valley fair mall. and if you fair mall. and if you want to see this map and take a look at the locations yourself-- it's on our website at kron-4 dot on our website at kron-4 dot com. (vicki) we first told you about the measles exposure through a push alert. make sure yo

that couldn't be more wrong what catherine mcbride has just said britain is extremely ill prepared for leaving the european union with a no deal it has no idea how it's going to manage to make sure that the ferries should still run its adequate capacity to make sure its goods can still go through to have a callee the main ferry routes for exports and imports into the u.k. it's been only capable of rolling over about one sixth of the international agreements that it has with the rest of the world so it cause major disruption to britain's economic relations with its nearest neighbors if it crashed out without a deal and the irony that they're also what catherine mcbride also just said about the issue in northern ireland you'd have to put a hard border between northern ireland in the republic of ireland if there were no deal brecht's it to crash out within two weeks so what she's saying is deeply irresponsible and that's no sensible solution either for the u.k. or indeed members of parliament there are only a hard core of about fifty hardcore brick city is who are foolish enough to contem

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne.e victims are still coping with the violence that rocked the quiet north bay town. kron-on anchor ryan o'donnell joins us now to show us how the community is healing. (ryan) tomorrow, yountville will hold a rememberance ceremony for the three women gunned down by a veteran who had recently been discharged from a residential treatment facility. in this exclusive report... kron-

every thanks very much catherine. brown has more now on china's order to ground this boeing seven three seven max. well in light of the ethiopian plane crash china has moved swiftly and decisively on monday morning the civil aviation administration confirmed that it had notified all of chinese airlines telling them that the boeing seven three seven max eight aircraft had been grounded and would remain grounded indefinitely it so far affects ninety six aircraft you know the administration felt that there were similarities between the crash in ethiopia and one in indonesia almost six months ago that also involved a boeing seven three seven max eight it was also practically brand new and also crashed shortly after takeoff and for china that was one similarity to many now the the max eight is basically the latest version of the boeing seven three seven which is very much the the work course of the chinese airline industry now it's not just boeing that china purchases from china also buys from air bus but it's also develop