. >> pam: catherine heenan joins us >> catherine: the napa city council formally declares a state of emergency. but as of tonight.the city is beginning to shift from emergency response.to recovery. >> catherine: the new information. the list of red-tagged buildings is growing. >> catherine: it reached 103 last night -- with roughly 20 more being added tonight. the number of yellow tagged buildings is way up -- it now stands at around 500. >> catherine: teams of inspectors have clock.which accounts for the increase. napa city officials say there's a backlog of about 800 calls -- with people asking for building inspections. >> catherine: the city manager says he's trying to make it clear to people that for now -- the city can only deal with buildings that have major problems. >> asking questions. >> catherine: a continuing problem..water. >> catherine: the latest count on how many broken and leaking water mains they're dealing with -- 120. >> catherine: 640 people still don't have water service tonight. people who lost service and are getting it back are still being warned to boil thei

as catherine heenan shows us, it was quite a different scene last night/ >>in the city of ferguson theryare firing rubber bullets. >> catherine: a radio reporter caught in to what they say was an attack by the crowd. >>rocks, bricks, bottles thrown at us, and then a gunfire >>dsiperce immediately this is no longer a peaceful protest >> catherine: the crowd met by a massive display of law enforcement firepower: military assault rifles and an army surplus armored humvee. >> catherine: officers in camouflage handcuffed and detained two reporters in a local mcdonalds. >>move move >>they decided they had enough and slammed me up against the soda machine >>they're media too >> catherine: journalists from al jazeera found themselves the target of tear gas, after trying to stay with their camera, the crew finally fled. >> catherine: the officers moved in and would no longer record what they were doing. >> pam: san francisco one of several cities that participated in vigils held across the ferguson shooting. >> pam: nearly 100 people showed up at civic center plaza fora similar vigil was held at

. >> pam: catherine heenan reports on >> catherine: what began as a peaceful protest once again turns violent. >>"if you are not credentialed media, you need to disperse immediately or you will be subject to arrest. do it now. if you are media, you need to move within your designated area." >>"i got hit with a cannister, and then it dropped at my feet and exploded. / i kinda hit the floor, and i couldn't breathe. " >>"there were numerous reports of shots fired. we had two fires: one at a business, and one at an unoccupied residence. in the area of west floriston and canfield, our officers came under heavy gunfire. our officer con- confiscated two guns during a car stop near the media staging area. these are not acts of protesters, but acts of violent criminals." >> catherine: by morning, police made seventy=eight arrests. four were ferguson resondents. >> catherine: 50 were from the st. louis area. five were from other parts of missouri. >> catherine: eighteen were from out ofpresident obama is sending attorney general eric holder to ferguson tomorrow. >> catherine: a grand jury could

. >> pam: the last track last check with catherine heenan who has been following this story >> catherinehe was born in chicago and did move to the bay area as a teenager and a quiet boy, most people stay outside. a quiet student. his movie career was really amazing to showing a huge amount of movies he made over 50 movies including mrs. doubt fire. he won and the economy toward creek and received a great break and tv with more and mindy. including vietnam and the debt public society. during his tight he moved effortlessly he also won three golden globes and one for the fisher king. he had a lot of projects in production. at least to take pleasure and the fact that we will be watching him for years and years to come. >> catherine: a film called the angriest man in brooklyn is next. he did perform a comedy in the marin county. people knew that they could rely on him to come through despite the fact that he was incredibly busy. onstage, he was a powerhouse. billy crystal says balling him onstage was tried to try to talk the civil war. in other words you cannot do it. >> pam: and remarkable

catherine heenan is here with more on this new information. catherine >>the widow of robin williams is revealing that the actor was in the early stages of parkinson's disease when he committed suicide. >> catherine: susan schneider said so in a statement she released today. >> catherine: saying her husband had struggled with his own battles of depression, anxiety. >> catherine: as well as early stages of parkinson's disease. saying that was something that he was not yet ready to share with the public. >> catherine: the parkinsons -- yet another layer in the list of problems the actor was facing, including substance abuse. >> catherine: it's significant that in that statement, williams' wife also says that he 'was' sober at the time of his suicide. as she put it: "robin's sobriety was intact". >> catherine: schneider says she's revealing this additional hopes it will encourage people facing the same problems to get help and still less afraid. >> pam: this latest bombshell that robin williams was dealing with the early stages of parkinsons diseas

catherine heenan is here with the latest on that. and -- on how two american aid workers are doing.catherine? (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: it would be the worst nightmare for health experts. the deadly ebola virus getting a foothold in the u-s. >> catherine: today - a man in manhattan checked himself into mount sinai hospital. he has problems including a high fever -- which 'could' be early symptoms of ebola. doctors are scrambling to have the results for another day or so. >> catherine: but they say there have been half a dozen other peoplebeen tested recently after being in africa -- and all of them did "not" have ebola. >> catherine: and they say they're taking every precaution in dealing >> catherine: as for the two american missionary workers being treated for ebola -- the news about the first american being treated on u.s. soil is encouraging. >> catherine: doctor kent brantly has been treated with an experimental serum called "z-mapp".and is said to be improving. >>

catherine heenan is here with a roundup of the day's developments. >> catherine: while two americanslown home for treatment, the situation in west africa is being described in the starkest terms. >> catherine: in sierra leone, a member of doctors without borders describes the outbreak as "unprecedented and out of control," >>"it's frustrating for us because we don't have the >> catherine: these doctors came to fight a disease that has already killed dozens of medical workers. >> catherine: ebola can lead to death with just one drop of infected body fluid. >>"so that's why we take every possible precaution to prevent that." >> catherine: sierra leone is one of four countries where ebola has made more than 17 hundred people sick nearly one thousand of them died >> catherine: in the high- risk zone this woman calls out for help. she has ebola; so does her son. >> catherine: this woman's husband and son died of the disease. 70 percent of confirmed cases here will die, too. >> catherine: in liberia, bodies lie abandoned on the street. no one is willing to touch them for fear of contaminat

but first, catherine heenan is here with an update on the shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. nsions in ferguson. >> catherine: the unrest in ferguson has eased to the point that the national guard is beginning to leave. >> catherine: since the guard's arrival monday - the town that's been the scene of nightly flare-ups and violence is a more quiet place. but questions over the august 9th shooting of michael brown are only beginning. >> catherine: overnight in ferguson -- the since michael brown was shot and killed 12 days ago. >> catherine: protestors were out - but only six people were arrested. >> catherine: a very different scene from the night before. when this video caught an angry st. ann police officer pointing his gun at the crowd. >>"my hands are up bro.go f* * yourself." >> catherine: a st. louis county police sgt. stepped in to defuse the situation. that officer has now been suspended indefinitely. >> catherine: getting some of the credit for turning things around -- attorney general eric holder. >> catherine: his wednesday visit included a private meeting with mich

. >> pam:catherine heenan is here to tell us about new pleas for peace, after another night of anger. catherineerine:the pictures are getting to be all too familiar. tear gas canisters, shock grenades and molotov cocktails flying through the air. tonight both sides are hoping to break the cycle of violence. >> catherine:we'll continue to cover the story online. you can always get the latest information at kron4- dot-com. also on our facebook and twitter pages >> catherine: >> we had officers screaming for help because they were under fire >> catherine: 18 were from out of state. president obama is city attorney general eric holder tomorrow. a grand jury can begin its investigation under officer will since. mike brown mother believed that the violence this causes a delay in justice. >> catherine: there again marching towards the macdonalds' that have become the flashpoint of the protest. so far there has been no reports of violence and will continue to cover the story on line. you can always get the latest on kron4 that come in facebook and twitter pages. >> pam: back here in the bay area. a u-c