live in santa clara ella sogomonian kron 4 news.r coverage on this story continues on kron4 dot com. you can see exactly what kap said after refusing to stand with his team. as well as the 49ers statement on the issue. that's all on kron4 dot com. hand experience of the attack. plus. n-b-a star dwayne wade's cousin was shot and killed in chicago. now donald trump is linking that murder to why he should be elected. we'll explain up ahead. and. we have tips to saving for retirement. that is next on kron four. cno artificial flavors.. philadelphia® garden vegetable. rich, creamy... ...and delicious nothing else tastes like philadelphia®. >> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. more americans are living longer, which means more people are working longer. and there are concerns that we aren't saving enough money for retirement. a new study shows that if employers don't automatically enroll their workers into a retirement savings plan, fewer than half will sign up for a savings p

kron4's ella sogomonian met with residents who heard the gunshots. , neighbor >> :"i heard the gunshots i was getting up getting ready for work i heard the gunshots and i changed my mind about going to work." >> reporter:vallejo police say a man was shot and killed just before 6 saturday morning at bw williams drive and walnut center. ella sogomonian, reporting >> :"these stains on the block of bw williams could quite possibly be related to the shooting as neighbors showed me a picture they took of a body lying in the area." >> reporter:neighbors say the body lay on the ground for hours after the shooting - blocking off the street as police investigated the scene. alvin finney, neighbor >> :"he wasn't picked up until like 10 o'clock. and it happened at 6. i was like it take that long?" >> reporter:most living in the area agree the shooting is unusual saying the block is fairly quiet and filled with families. angelino lira, neighbor >> :"it's been a while since something like this has happened here." >> reporter:but others who've lived on the block for decades say they're not surprised b

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the richmond police station with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: richmond police are offering 10-thousand dollars to the person that can help catch the killer responsible for that shooting that took the life of 19-year-old kori mattie from oakley. police say she was gunned down while riding her bicycle on 24th street and nevin avenue. it happened august 6th at around 9:30 at night when she was on her way to meet friends. to this day police are still looking for a motive and the person responsible for the seemingly senseless crime. they say richmond police have been doing well with solving recent cases like this - but that the key to that is a witness or anyone with information who will collaborate with police. , richmond police department >>:"we need any and all information to piece it all together because it's a big puzzle and we need every single piece to come together. therefore we are asking the public to help out and do your civic duty and come forward and let us know if you heard or saw anything, anything call us." anyone with in

live at golden gate park ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> steve:one east bay city is getting a year. > reporter: expecting some drizzle a special in the morning hours in the afternoon and then will be cool and breezy highs allantois '60s golden gate park a great lineup of singers. 24 and the dealt the and the push for low clouds while onshore and into the valleys. they're running below average today but not that still allow warm 80 degrees conquered 74 in santa rosa. and then into the evening hours of these will continue and more clouds filter into the bay and some local valleys as well. cool temperatures for the bay area and that will have cool air sustained hot and then some 90s in the interior valleys nice afternoon partly cloudy early on sunday and comfortably in the '70s. differences go another story we starts out: " all day long with all low clouds drizzle. special in the early morning at oakland we see clouds early on getting light and mostly sunny skies with site temperatures run the bay area should be 70 the '80s well inland. 57 news on the bay '50s and '60s along a coastline.

. >> steve:kron 4's ella sogomonian has more on what is being done to find justice for rape vicitms.> reporter:alameda county's d.a says some of their oldest unprocessed rape kits date back to 1994. >>"it's got to make not just the victims but the victim's families angry. and hopefully this brings some piece of mind." >> reporter:this being a 45 million dollar grant congressman mike honda of silicon valley along with district attorney nancy o'malley are urging the federal government to renew. >> reporter:the money would fund agencies nationwide to reduce a backlog of more than half a million rape kits. >> reporter:in previous years honda was able to secure 80 million in funding to help solve crimes. >>" in flint, michigan somebody had been convicted and that person's dna was submitted to solve 11 cases in the country." >> reporter:alameda county alone has shelves. >>"the other part of the dna justice to victims first, to prosecute perpetrators where we can, but also to exonerate very few but serve to exonerate very few who are wrongfully convicted." >> reporter:none of the federal fu

kron4's ella sogomonian reports on what local health experts want parents to know. >> reporter:the cdc says 79 million americans are infected with hpv or human papaloma virus which can cause at least 5 types of cancer. in san mateo county - health officials say only 30% of students who would benefit have had a preventative vaccine against the most common sexually transmitted disease. peter emanuel "if there's a vaccine that will prevent me from getting cancer i would take it any day of the week." bryn nuenschwander "vaccination is a godsend and good for individual health and public health and i think we should be doing more of it." >> reporter:county doctors are now urging parents to take their kids to get the shot. ella sogomonian the bay area's news station "for the hpv vaccine to be most effective patients need to take three doses over the course of 6 months." the san mateo county health departement is specifically targeting 11 and 12 year-olds. dr. scott morrow, san mateo county health officer "so we want to make sure they are vaccinated before they are sexually active so we don't

kron4's ella sogomonian spoke to several people at that same park who say they aren't worried by thebility of the same thing happening to them. >> reporter:many enjoyed their saturday beneath the trees at washington square park. despite tragic news of a 36-year old woman struck by a branch friday afternoon just after 3. san francisco police say it fell 50 feet from a pine tree - and weighed nearly 100 pounds. greg phelps "you would expect it to be a safe place so it's surprising that something like that happens." but one woman said she'd heard this happen at the park before. lejill "i'm really surprised but i think at some point last year i heard a tree branch fall." despite the severity of the woman's injuries- park goers say they're not concerned for their safety considering this to be a freak accident. ryan fergen "absolutely not, i think i will continue to hang out under trees and if that happens to me it's just a bummer." "she was really unlucky but i'm not going out in the world afraid of trees falling or getting hit by a car." >> reporter:since then the tree branch has been re

that's where kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live from tonight. and grant lodes is tracking the bluecut fire's progress. but we start in lake county --- and ella you spoke with those who fled their homes and are now housed at the twin pine casino event center. what's like in there? well you can imagine - privacy is a luxury here. evacuees are sharing the event center with now 30 people that have been displaced by the clayton fire. that number has gone down from the initial 200 or so that came immediately after the fire last saturday. >> reporter: tell me that it could get quite boring it's the reality of the situation there is a much to keep entertainment side a few board games especially kids as aesop will " >> reporter: to oklahoma after the vote fire estimate the fire area even if barrett as a home. and also there is a manager who says it will keep this and are available unsell that need is still around. and don't plan on closing at any time soon as long as people are having to be housed here. we will show more people later tonight as this is a

tell us what you think and what teammates are saying about his controversial decisionkron 4's ella sogomonian is live in woodside where the event is believed to be taking place. >> reporter: air here and would said california small city of more than 5000 people and winding way it in here the crickets around me helicopters and air carries special occasion they believe to be in this state behind me fund-raiser happening and onto donate money and this is one of the fund- raisers in support of don trump. on usual in particular about this event neighborhood is not unusual for this neighborhood play host to an event raising money for campaign but that this is believed to be its $25,000 per head for the guess here. contributing to this fund- raiser with 40 people that were said to be here. a lot of money going toward a campaign once again neighbors are not interested in what's happening down from a lot from them. to avoid crowds of protesters and of very small neighborhood >> pam:legislation, prompted by a controversial rape case at stanford university, is awaiting governor brown's signature tonight

kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with sierra lamar's father. she's live at the santa clara county jail with his reaction to today's ruling. ella? the suspect is staying in santa clara and so will the murder trial. kerosene taking to the passenger side of the point a second suspect assaults them all the other takes on his belongings. the victim's cell koala and pat are still in other cabdrivers' say they've also been attacked in the neighborhood. police say the driver only suffered minor injuries able to recover his taxi in return it back to him. coming up we tell you why drivers say they're having to take more risks. >> steve: the judge denied a motion and that means the music man accused of killing in the community where she banat vanished >> reporter: spoke with the father of that young woman who was kidnapped and police to be murdered back four years ago for years now since the family is waiting for justice to prevail happy for those reasons one is the trial not be moving but stays here in santa clara county to the trial not be it for the pos

. >> steve:kron 4's ella sogomonian fills us in on the initiative. >> reporter:it's called vision zero a project that aims to eliminate cyclist deaths in the next 8 years. that mayor lee says is effective immediately. >> reporter:the san francisco bicycle coalition estimates 20 people died while cycling this year. the devastation that plagued bicylists across the city spurred mayor ed lee to act. >> reporter:monday he unveiled vision zero - a list of city-wide improvements to curb the loss at the hands of drivers. ed lee, mayor, san francisco >>"we always want to make sure that speed is reduced in our speed up on all these projects that make our streets safe." >> reporter:those projects include road improvements to bike lanes on 13 miles of high-injury corridors, speed reductions, and a study on expanding areas at golden gate park exclusive to people walking and biking in the next three months. >>"this is what we're doing with my executive directive that orders all the departments to get these projects done that will reengineer streets safer." >> reporter:vision zero will also continue

ella sogomonian. >>> a santarosa woman who had a stroke while on a hike. >> a device that she says saved her life. >> tara has something like that. it is a low kay tort emergency device. and you can buy it online. it doesn't use phone towers to communicate. it uses satellite, which is more reliable. you can communicate with your loved ones or call 911 to pretty much everywhere in the world and that is what helped save her life. >> she is recovering almost a week after the stroke. >> i have a little bit of vision issue and a little bit of balance issue, but i am told that will all dissipate over time. >> she was hiking in the pacific trails near fresno when she realized she was having a stroke. the incredible rescue was caught on camera. >> when i started sort of wobbling and being unable to stand straight and walk, i sat down, tried to eat. realized that was not happening and just sort of methodically went i need to let the kids know and send out an sos. i don't want to, but something serious was happening. >> she hit this button on the low kay tort device. it has a tracking system and u

live in san francisco ella sogomonian. >>> many have evacuated in san jose this afternoon because of a gas leak reported on story road and homes were evacuated between s. jackson avenue. and adrian way and it was closed in both directions and residents were told to avoid the area and the san jose police department is it was caused by a car crash in there were able to repair the line in the streets the have closed have since reopened. >>> a dramatic rescue saved a kayaker in half moon bay in a fisherman saw this person almost drown and then call for help and possibly saving the kayakers life. >> the video of the rescue is there and we have spencer blake live on the beach with the details. spencer? >> reporter: i am at princeton point specifically in between two landmarks if you check out the rocks to my right where a lot of people like to go fishing. if you check in the water to my left, you can see mushroom rock . that out there in the water is where a lot of paddle boarders and kayakers like to go to catch big waves. but in between is where the waves got too big too fast. >> carlos

. >> reporter:kron four's ella sogomonian explains how the treasure was stolen. there are no security cameras inside at the alter where the relic was housed in a glass case. so the church is hoping whoever took the relic will bring it back out of the goodness of their heart. arrests in california have hit an all time low. despite an increase in crime. there were 52 thousand fewer arrests in 20-15 compared to the previous year. that is the lowest rate since the state started keeping records in 19-60. the public policy institute of california believes the fewer arrests are due to the passing of proposition 47. that initative. which was approved by voters in 20-14. reduced penalties for certain drug and property crimes. the falling arrest rate comes even though the state department of justice says there was an increase in overall crime rates in 20-15. >> reporter: a sudden transition it's been capable little bit and the nicest time here on the bay area. and then that all go away sunshine of the coast line right now it's not just happening yet as it looks like and lo

but kron-4's ella sogomonian shows us some people are still stranded at shelters. >> : it's going tobetter as a late time in. right now tomorrow is a different day. >> reporter: bonds are reinforced by help from the read cross volunteers have inspired them to be good for others as well. but this week even threw a surprise for a party. . >> marty:the man accused of starting the blaze is damian pashilk of clear lake. police say the motive remains unclear. now the latest on the massive fire burning in southern california. the 'blue cut' fire destroyed over three-hundred buildings in san bernardino county. more people were allowed to go home and check on their properties yesterday. this comes after more than 80- thousand people were forced out. the fire burned more than 37- thousand acres and is 40-percent contained since it broke out on tuesday. some communities are still being threatened this morning. they include lytle creek, and wrightwood area. the cause of the fire is being investigated. and the sheriff's department arrested these three people for looting. they are accused of tryin