>>steve a: a police also were shattered and the sunset district is expected to survive >>charles clifford: we're on the sunset district of san francisco police department just briefed the media were giving some more specific details here was what we know after is o'clock this evening to police officers responded behind lucky shopping center respond to reports of a mentally disturbed individual that man had a gun fired and multiple shots' maybe according to witness what also was raised in the head dollars a was taken into the hospital we learn the officers went to be ok and. >>charles clifford: the suspect fled on foot was apparently surrounded by the police department over internal after they were there for a while the suspect to call for a foot and was cornered and 20 it in a dissenting come just about 945 this evening san francisco police department what it what to take the suspect into custody the good news is officer who was injured in the shooting is going to be ok. >>charles clifford: the suspect emerged from the bushes and fled on foot again shots were fired by officers we cannot t

>>charles clifford: the rain tech of slightly the was never more than a light drizzle. >>charles clifford: it is nice not granted expected to return and saratoga probably in the early morning hours. >>steve a: a truck driver is expected to build and there is a wind advisory in effect until sunday at 2:00 in the morning there was concern the gusty winds had will bring down more trees and power lines. >>reporter: use in this video before with abc seven news that crash killed allies said and his mother over some said they were tried under the influence and normally for drunk driving officers said the drivers and give the driver is temporary one and went to sleep with the dmv says in that petition is called justice you confine did and riddle little bit and to what they hope lawmakers will do about $2 if it was signed a petition we are here now with the charges have and the sense of release from the community and >>reporter: the 41 year-old as recovering after the brutal beating last month he was punched that his turban was pulled off his hair was also cut in his hair is a v

>>steve a: involved shooting in and the suspect is in custody >>charles clifford: the south but was on over 28 in the isn't that the north side from where we are now the consensus opens the arm is continuing the investigation and development draw about can often have to suck it into custody it will be impossible tommy also are waiting for them to brief the media on a to and what happened this evening. >>pam moore: decision 2016 headed back against the run number of women accusing him of sexual assaults to nine \ >>reporter: donald trump fighting back the realistic type cum sexually assault her into of its a the result for scare and broker selling shearson their storage at the leaves of absence hot and what it he denounced the plangent said the allegations are the >>steve a: tall and was killed in a car accident at the hands of what you driver once distant in exchange of are arresting officers and the drivers of this petition calls on to the law makers to talk no one should be allowed back row immediately after arrest for all over san officer taking the lives and give them to rwanda and

--charles clifford >> reporter: people here in rank county are trying to get ready for the storm. -- marine county >> reporter: tarps and bungee cords are the hot tickets for the today. >> we have decided that we need to replace or items that would no longer do as good. >> i cleaned or around the house also believes would like to build and went through it and, filling my gas-that's spilling my car with gas. --filling >> i put the front, back and

>>charles clifford: in all about 10 houses lost water rafters this rupture occurred early this morning the concede the need to bay-will utility district crews are still working to repair the damage around a friday morning river water appeared along montana st. in oakland it goes downhill to a bill korn in flooded basements and to commit as by surprise. >>charles clifford: their way to stop the leak from the data source of the league turned out to be the rupture of an a for your success in into cast-iron water main and the montana st. utility district said this afternoon the particular pipe and and if montana she was actually scheduled to be replaced next summer. >>reporter: now happen in southern california take a look at this a very fast-moving fire that began a long ontario and again three hours upon having a walk 35 mi. east of downtown los angeles and people conceded huge plans to send to the air smoking seemed even further it was filled car border when power is the easily burned some of them soap and will fire crews and trucks are nearby on rooftops time to stop from spreading to

>>charles clifford: it appears to end in san pablo bay does offshore from richmond a few miles to the north the rodgers creek for the long suspected it might be a connection open to settle the issue including geophysicists david crisscross some paulo bay in about and use underwater and imaging equipment to scam the bottom what they found is that the mud below the water is offset when they math the split online form connected to the rogers creek the dodgers have known for a long time that a major earthquake could be devastating for the bay area and california but if they're connected to the right to creek the danger could be even greater than previously believed. >>charles clifford: this most recent discovery is the latest evidence that there are more connected to one another than previously thought the johnson also determine that the fault is connected to the calaveras fault near castro valley >>james: it is essentially making being catmint into neighborhoods but not everyone is happy. >>reporter: residence in this west oakland neighborhood are frustrated with the wrong number of home

kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san francisco with details on the report and what this could mean for the bay area. >> steve: charles? >> reporter:on a map, the hayward fault appears to end in san pablo bay just off shore from richmond. a few miles to the north, across the bay, the rodgers creek fault was thought to begin in sonoma county. on the surface the two faults don't seem to line up with each other but geologist have long connection. >> reporter:hoping to settle the issue, a team of usgs researches including geophycist david ponce, crisscrossed san pablo bay in a boat and used under water imaging equipment to scan the bottom. what they found is that the mud below the water is offset.. there's a split. when they mapped the split, a line formed that connected the end of the hayward fault to the rodgers creek fault. >> reporter:this is the best evidence to connected. >> reporter:.geologist have know for a earthquake along the hayward fault could be devastating for the bay area and california, but if the hayward is connected to the rodgers creek fault the dange

both men have plead not guilty to the ch arges. >> reporter: and san mateo county, charles clifford. >> pam: thank you, charles. >> pam:tonight. a sonoma county baby boy is safe. after his mother. accused of allegedly carrying him around in a duffle bag. >> steve:the arrest was made today in month old is in protective custody. grant lodes has been tracking this story and is here with the latest. return >> steve:grant? >> brittney: >> grant:there had been an amber alert issued. and it was an alert grocery store clerk today that recognized the suspect in a store in downieville. now.35-yearold hannah ashley is being held at the sierra county jail under a 140- thosand dollar warrant for kidnapping. >> grant:her 7 month old son, henry massey.is okay. he was evaluated at a hospital after deputies showed up near the grocery store. there was a bit of a struggle, according to investigators, before they got ashley into custody.and got little henry. >> grant:sonoma county officials say ashley took her son from his crib early sunday, at his grandmother's home in guerneville. the grandmother said

saturday we are tracking a potential attack on the clinton campaign within the last 20 minutes >>charles clifford: he called 91 lunisolar water underneath montana st. as a result of the ruptured 10 nearby homes were without water service and were hoping to restore servers smoke leasing for miles. >>pam moore: her husband killed her that is the conclusion she it is the mother whose dismembered body was found washed up in the san francisco bay back in february >>reporter: will we do know it is those words come from a killer according to police as all of them hours before it does home life and a belief in killed himself lot of remorse horribly fueled yet identified as his wife's killer she had told the friend of the scrap as intoxicated the night then to his conversation the two had a rocky 24 years of marriage including filing for divorce living apart employees come to their homes or times that night police believe he killed her when 13th he transferred money to their two sons and chapter will-a decision your first the next day valentine's day this and that police believe he got rid of her body cas

. >> steve:kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight at stanford with details on the investigation and reaction from students. charles... >> reporter:stanford university has been in the spotlight this year. over former swimmer brock turner's sexual assault conviction. >> reporter:turner served three- months in jail for assaulting a woman passed out near a trash bin. >> reporter:the sentence stirring national outrage. and an effort to recall the judge who handed it down --- judge aaron persky. >> reporter:turner registered as a sex offender in ohio about a month ago--- that is where he is living with his parents. >> reporter:his sentence spurred governor jerry brown to sign into law last week. >> reporter:one requires a minimum three- year prison sentence for a sexual assault conviction. >> reporter:the second would allow a the attack does not legally meet the definition. >> the fact that this sexual assault thing happened in the dorm and the fact that it was but a stranger was kind of shocking to me. >> reporter: living on campus about a year and is concerned about her safety and t

. >> steve:kron4's charles clifford is in the north bay. which will get hit first -- with more on how people are getting ready. >> steve:first tonight. let's check back in with meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> steve:where is the storm now? >> reporter:we will see increasing clouds tonight and winds will increase. rain will be heavy at times with gust winds friday morning turning to showers in the afternoon. we see some in sonoma county. the northern part. the wind will be stronger and stronger. right now, back to miles per hour but coming up all the salt giving you an idea of the changes in the works. the high pressure will keep on of the way, allowing the system to drop right and the bay area and what their heavy rainfall. when >> reporter: could see where that 40 to 50 mi. per hour. over the mountain top and more was to bring down some trees and make a real mess of things. we will have more coming out in just a few minutes! >> pam: now. our team conference continues. >> pam:the north bay expected to get hit the hardest. kron 4's charles

previous years geologist thought that the calaveras fault was also connected. >> >> reporter: charles clifford drop, cover and hold. tomorrow is the annual great california shakeout. it is a statewide earthquake drill. where nearly nine - million californians will drop, cover and hold on. this drill is to show people what to do when a massive earthquake hits. it starts at 10:20- tomorrow morning. >> steve:a new and controversial apporach to homeless encampments being taken by the city of oakland. it's essentially making the encampments. neighborhoods. but not everyone is happy about it. >> reporter:kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to residents who say, this approach is not only unsanitary. it's dangerous. >> reporter: residents in this was oakland neighborhood are frustrated by the growing number of homeless encampments that popped up about six months ago and not a dozen hold this area. it says that they have been felt to feel uncomfortable. and less safe. >> we keep finding people inside of our backyard. anything that they can't find, our cars. -- anything they can find. >> reporter: neighbors

that's where we find kron 4's charles clifford with an update on the conditions. charles, how's it looking out there? thank you charles for that report. >> reporter: after sunset rain let up and last few minutes or so then collate this afternoon we take a look at video of the day here in the north today occasional showers late trade overcasts pretty much all afternoon dollar roadway's slow gulling let them win over to mill valley looking for folks to make an outright to enjoy the weather not too bad over there light rain and we got one kid his name and sell practice. saying his sockeroos in the rain and that's when i asked if he wants to keep practicing? >>: collect to practice in the rate usually is very hot outside i like playing because it's slippery sometimes. . >> reporter: alicia de show the kick one more time in slow motion and not too bad for kids practicing in the rain. here in the north bay in the evening abhors the raid has picked on and it might meet continue often not the next few days. >> pam: >> steve:wet roads creating problems for commuters in the

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kron 4's charles clifford is live in fairfield with the details. charles, do we know if this teen girl is okay tonight? >> reporter: yeah, as far as we know she is okay. the police department says this is a very disturbing incident. this suspect apparently tried multiple times to get this girl into his car. let's take a look at some video from the area where this happened. according to the police department, this occurred about 9:00 this morning near the intersection of taber and dove err. a dark gray sedan, possibly a 2000, pulled up, and the man inside started talking to her and tried to convince the girl to get inside. she refused. the man came back and tried two more times to convince this girl to get into the car with him, and she continued to refuse. eventually he gave up and apparently drove off on dover. now, the police department is describing this man as a black male, 25 years old with short, dark hair, brown eyes with a big nose. he may have also had tattoos on his arms. anyone with information is asked to contact the fairfield police dep

>>charles clifford: command posing as a from an undercover cop tried to fool the student there responded then down the entire campus is on guarded his it comes back and tried to do again still is done now being advised not to walk alone after dark they for is a young woman for actions alerting the campus the e-mail reiterating there are no plainclothes officers that anyone confronted by someone who says there are law enforcement to ask to see some proof the police released this sketch of the man they're looking for it described as a middle eastern man in his mid-20s he is thin to medium build would dark brown eyes and we were told that he speaks with a slight accent is driving a black bmw for after 20101213 with dark tinted windows they don't want people walking here alone after dark and they say that an escort tear is available for anyone staff faculty or student. >>reporter: cash the bears to take on the oregon ducks a huge football game like this usually means part-time for the fraternity would not this weekend. >>haaziq madyun: volunteer suspending all social event that is the action

tonight kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the north bay where people are bracing for potentialslides.

kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in the marina. chuck, you've seen the blue angels a couple times before, right? >> reporter: i probably of see the blue angels between 50 and 60 times. nevertheless told i'll that every time and back today thursday generally when they do their practice run let's go ahead and not take video from earlier this afternoon i'll on the embarcadero watching to boris and everyone watching the blue angels circle over san francisco law of fun. the usual practice on thursday even though it's a procession pretty much as good as there are other performance tomorrow friday saturday sunday in the sack and a talk with people on the embarcadero >>: they are wonderful to watch. at the liberal lot of money in businesses around here. the worry they will be back on friday saturday sunday and it will have the air show blue angels will last. >> reporter: but it's really pumped up and ready to get out there. the high flying acrobatics are thrilling to see from the ground. but you get a whole different perspective if you are

kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight at fort mason in san francisco. charles.ct day for an airshow? we have a special section on the kron 4 website. with the full schedule of fleet week events. you will find videos of our own team. flying with the blue angels. going on some of the ships and getting scoop from other stunt teams. and you can watch the blue angels live. right here on kron four. our special 'blue angels live' show. airs tomorrow afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. >> reporter: a plan that will not be here having some meat and fish is to miss today's show there will be a repeat performance from newt's some still for >> steve: there is a new team performing in the skies over san francisco this year the ryeland seen from france is the only professional non-military aerobatic team today they invited me to fly long. >> steve: play of the week every year is there a better presentation from performance teams are on the world. this year's first time they did the jets team from france. and they've done a sneak peak this week during their practice runs over the

>>charles clifford: scare san francisco the police department held a town hall meeting to inform thelic on the ongoing investigation until last friday also involve shooting of about the lakeshore shopping plaza the police chief was on hand all 100 people attending the meeting get updated and one on the investigation one officer was injured do stress or to the hospital there had been an officer involved shooting everyone pretty much was an agreement that they handle the situation pretty well they did as to the pleas from respond appropriately when dealing with someone and mental health issues this said they believed also did respond but that knowledge this is a problem that is ongoing and san francisco and across the country sphene the officer was injured and the can we have learned that he has been transported to care facility is still doing some paralysis but his improve from last week. >>reporter: the campaign is better to spend more money and donald trump will be in pennsylvania and north carolina. >>james: things was a little tense with some in attendance at the dinner party and

that's where we find kron-4 's charles clifford. he's joins us live from the mall tonight. and charles what were the thieves after? >> reporter: according to the san mateo police department a man and a woman resembling these sketches tried to rob a retail store inside the hillsdale mall this past saturday around 630 in the evening. the suspects apparently forced an employee into a back room at gun and knife point. the suspects then asked then where the safe was, but according to police the store didn't have a safe. when they the suspects learned this they fled the store without taking anything. police arriving on scene searched the area but couldn't find the pair. sot it was crazy. ididn't expect people to be waving guns around but yeah. hillsdale is a very upscale shopping center. news of the attempted robbery took mall goers like chris crenshaw by surprise. sot i've been here ten years and i've never heard of anything like this before. the first suspect is described as a black female, 5'10" tall, skinny with black hair tied in a bun. she's approximatley 60 years old. the 2

charles clifford has a report from the north bay. first -- meteorologist brittney shipp is timing out the rain for tomorrow. let's get to kron4's hermela aregawi. she is live in san francisco. but she's been all over the place today following the rain. i was in emeryville a short while ago and it's raining the same way it is here in san francisco. moderate and steady. >> britteny: could check more rain in the weekend and give more details on that coming not. >> steve: and not to the notebook news with on the ground all are on the bay area. >> reporter: this moderate but heavy rain emeryville a short while ago it was raining here in the city at a moderate and it was a good thing for the bay area. earlier public-works crews put in save kurds with apparatus that you're looking at and they have excess water from the rain into the debate no flooding and also spoke to chp curve only been a handful of car accidents reported in the area today none. as many as they expected and that we continue people that and and for pg&e or i outages in the

. >> pam:kron 4's charles clifford was at the san francisco's marina district. with a preview of >> reporter: thursday afternoon they roared through the skies in the day. much to the delight of tourists and locals alikefleet week's main attraction could be seen soaring through san francisco today. the blue angels hit the skies for their airshow practice. and the coming to town they rub pedicab on the embarcadero loves the blue angels and business they bring with them. the flights were actually just a practice run fleet air show will be held saturday sunday noon to 4 as the headliners usually go last. and today kron-4 caught up with one of the pilots --who is flying in the show for the first time. flying in plane number three this year is u.s. navy lt. lance benson.he will be flying in one of the wing positions >> steve:this is lt. benson's first year flying with the legendary blue angels. you can see lt benson, and the rest of the blue angels, at the airshow starting at noon friday, and continuing saturday and sunday. kron four is your fleet week station. you do

kron 4's charles clifford was in san francisco to explain what to expect. >> reporter: dozen military a zero aircraft 1 over san francisco bay at this week's air show and high gear and at fort mason and cannot watch the show and adults alike. you're just passing to the bay area in their motor home. man and his friends drove from redwood city. one notable absence was a c-130. transferrable angels and the coverage begins at 2:00 hosted by air on pretty sure it and mark van encore ahrens of the show sunday night from 7 till 8. found out what they were shut down for coming up right after the break. he's not the only person that feels that way about the redux lounge on locust street. the walnut creek bar has had so much disorderly operation lately that it isn't allowed to serve or sell alcohol for 45 days. the alcoholic beverage control, or a-b-c, posted the notice friday morning. >>: people kinda spilling out on the street and ya know, it feels more like downtown san francisco." "people get kinda a little outta hand while were out here just chillin'. i really don't like it." over the last

--charles clifford >> reporter: people here in rank county are trying to get ready for the storm. -- marine county >> reporter: tarps and bungee cords are the hot tickets for the today. >> we have decided that we need to replace or items that would no longer do as good. >> i cleaned or around the house also believes would like to build and went through it and, filling my gas-that's spilling my car with gas. --filling >> i put the front, back and back with a couple of governors. i am kind of ready for it. -- i put the sump pump back in. >> i am looking forward to it. we need the rain. >> we need rain. >> reporter: live news at 4:00 a.m. and they will have more reports on the conditions. >> pam: we do start on the air at 4:00 a.m. and we will have reporters in the north bay, east bay and on the peninsula. in our weather center james fletcher and dave casper r. will let you know how the storms are progressing. >> steve: out to the east bay where richmond police are searching for a third suspect for where police are calling it a hate crime. the two men are already are arrested for the se

kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight at alameda city hall where the shelters supporters held a rally outside tonight's city council meeting. charles... temperature >> britteny: is keyboarding and the end of the week. same thing closer to the bay closed at 80 degrees and echoes back to the '70s tracking a seven day forecast take a look at coming up. in 10 up. >> steve: out additional help from the city they may have to close the shelter doors. a move that could leave the fate of hundreds of animals up and air trawls clifford is live covering the story now at city hall. >> reporter: in 2011 and added to a contract the city to and i am all services for hundreds in dollars per year since then cost has gone up for about 1.3 million per year of the contribution has remained the same. nancy in the shelter supporters are hoping to get a new agreement with tuesday's present the case account so i outside city hall they tell the rally is the count all the people shall throw. provide valuable service to the communities. happening tonight... with the >>: next efforts these animals may be

kron4's charles clifford has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: it female student told campus security this she had the rate by at an all men early friday morning. apparently taking place on the east side of capp this. -- campus >> the victim has not come for to us yet. we are hoping that she can come with us or come to us with some additional details. >> reporter: brett to a student says she lives on campus and receive the allowance and said that it frightened her. -- she lives on campus and that the alert frightened her >> it is a shocking that this has happened on campus. >> this is my third or fourth time receiving this alert. it is scary. >> steve:this comes after the very high profile "stanford rape case" involving brock turner. national outrage was sparked just six months in jail. on friday -- two new 'tougher' rape laws wereone makes prison time assaults. >> steve:the other allows victims to say rape in court. even if the crime doesn't meet the legal definition. >> pam:it has been a while -- but finally some rain falling around the bay area. >> steve:we have video from

a man tried to the were that teenage girl into his car and charles clifford has what we know now about this disturbing crime.>> reporter: in fairfield the police department says around nine in the morning on tuesday an unknown male suspect attempted to kidnap a teenage girl. the incident apparently occurred. and the girl who is 16 years old was walking along the sidewalk when a car pulled up next to her, a dark gray car, a four-door sedan and the man inside tried to talk to the girl and more her into his car. she refused and kept walking the suspect drove off and then returned to more times and attempted again to convince the girl to get into the car and she refused. the men gave up and drove away on october. the police department describes the man as a black male about 25 years old and has short dark hair and brown eyes with a big nose he may have also had tattoos on his arms. the girl is okay and anyone with information is asked to contact the fairfield police department. >>> a quiet neighborhood in richmond is shaken up tonight after a double shooting that killed one young man. left

this time last year >>james: police are investigating a possible rate on the stanford campus >>charles clifford: the assault a pallet to place inside of a dormitory on the east side of campus and have not identified a suspect in the case they're still waiting to speak with the victim friday evening the department of public safety sent out an e-mail alert roger student lives on campus she received miller and says it frightened her she has lived on campus for about a year and is concerned for her safety this is not the first time she received an alert on the campus >>james: the very high-profile rape case is part-not raise after he was sentenced to just six months in jail friday to new break laws passed in california one the next presents i mandatory for such also allows victims to say reagan court even if the crime does not meet the legal definition >>james: their word of the rainbow girls or crew the renown for swarming stores and broad daylight the steel products over a span of a couple of years among the stores were of the 64,000 dolls and merchandise 10 more people also arrested for similar

>>charles clifford: 09 in the morning on tuesday and unknown male suspect attempted to kidnap a teenagel a car pulled alexa heard the to she refused and kept walking the suspect apparently drove off a return to more times and attempted again to convince the girl to get into a car and she refused the man gave up and drove away. >>haaziq madyun: a female suspect appeared in to the vehicle and as to cause concern for our passengers who park their vehicles here cash however the parking garage and look at the station has multiple surveillance cameras on every level the police said there review footage from is caramel topping to find a need on the carjacking suspect the city of oakland had 184 carjackings. >>reporter: will now list of four weeks away from election day wears in the attendance and every waking moment and battleground state donald trump is headed back to florida is a must win for the republican 29 electoral votes and he needs every single one of them. >>james: he will face off against off to those victories, against of the west team he will be replacing the ineffective he had th

kron4's charles clifford reports there was an increase in security at the game. >> reporter: shootingchool to citgo could flareup between kennedy high school and also real high school ultimately decided not to keep the game at kennedy high school. it brought extra security welcomes news. >> marty:in california news. governor brown has signed *new tougher california sex assault laws. this is in response to the nationwide outrage over the stanford rape case involving former stanford swimmer, brock turner. rebecca, what are some of the new laws? >> rebecca:marty, brock turner is now back at home in ohio after being convicted of sexually assaulting an unconcious woman. but his conviction will have a long lasting effect on california. remember, turner was sentenced by a judge to *just six months in jail. he only served three months before he was released. the new laws will help make sure stronger penalties are enforced in future cases. one will require a miniumum three year prison sentence for a defendant convicted of sexual assault. regardless of whether the victim is unconcious or concio

kron 4 charles clifford had details. >> reporter: according to the police department a man and woman resembling the sketches tried to rob a retail store inside the hillsdale mall this past saturday, around 6:30 in the evening. the suspects apparently forced an employee into a back room at gun and knife point. and then they asked where the safe was. according to police, the store didn't have a safe. when the suspects learn this they left the store without taking anything. police arrived on scene and searched the area but they couldn't find the pair. >> it was crazy. >> reporter: hillsdale is very upscale and news of the attentive robbery took mall goers by surprise. >> i been here for ten or 12 years, and i've never seen that happen. >> reporter: the 1st suspect is described as a black female, 5- 10, skinny with black here tied in a bun. she's approximately 60. the 2nd suspect is a black male also about 60, six and a happy talk or sunday with sword and curly salt-and-pepper hair, wearing a zip up sweater with jeans. in san mateo, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> another big story we

>>darya: there are investigating reports and a female student was raped by a male student >>charles cliffordtudent told campus security she had been wracked by an unknown man on campus the assault took place inside of the dormitory so far authorities of not identified a suspect in the case they're still waiting to speak with the victim to the prominence of the senate this installed and e-mail alert largest children's lives on campus to receive these alerts and said and frightened her she has lived on campus for about year and his concern for safety at this is not the first time she received the alert this comes after the high-profile rape case involving brought turner. >>darya: he was sentenced to six months in jail on friday to break laws passed in california were makes prison time mandatory prosecutors the nansen charges against the group was a band of rainbow they were behind 23 robberies and burglaries in high-end stores they're known for stealing expensive items technical >>darya: here you see him we covered it live in the day yesterday thousand military personnel are here for the celeb

>>charles clifford: it appears to end the just offshore from richmond a few miles to the north across the bay and rogers creek was thought to begin some counting on the surface they do not seem to line up with its other the they'll long suspected there might be a connection the mud below our waters off said there was split the jobs is have known for a long time that a major earthquake could be devastating for the bay area and california and i will disconnect the rodgers creek the danger could be even greater than previously believed the most recent discovery is the latest evidence that they're more connected to one another than previously thought in recent years the have also determined that they're connected to the calaveras fault a dramatic rescue was caught on tape will show you would please officers saving a young boy. c'mon in, pop pop! happy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligra

kron4's charles clifford reports on the damage caused by the main break. >> reporter: 80:00 friday morninglood done want to illustrate: delta to the flooded the basement and senate members by surprise. angela adams lives nearby call the nine law and above all the water. crews from the utility district were able to stop the leak and the source turned out to be a rupture of an 84 year-old 16 in. cast iron water made underneath montana street. 10 nearby homes without water service as of friday evening crews hoping to restore service by early saturday morning also as of late friday and osman was given the water main would be repaired although crews plan to continue working throughout the night. >> marty: police in cupertino are looking for a man who posed as an undercover officer, and tried to lure a student into his car. this is the man police are looking for. the incident happened just before nine at de anza college parking lot a wednesday night. he told a female student he was an undercover cop and said she shouldn't be walking alone. he told her he would issue her a ticket and demanded she