kron 4's ella sogomonian is live tonight. with some safety tips parents need to know about. ella >> reporter: more kids are playing soccer. and a recent study shows that with the increase comes a larger number of those kids in the emergency room with a concussion. shannon pfister-mackie, soccer mom >>:"i'm not worried, i think with proper training and just starting out, ya no." children between 7 and 17 years old were pooled by the center for injury research who looked at data between 1990 and 2014. they found the number of kids reporting a concussion from soccer is up by 16-hundred precent. manish doshi, soccer coach director "i haven't seen a rise i have seen more awareness in concussions. in my belief concussions have always been a part of the game. soccer is a contact sport." michael aldaco is the grandfather to this budding soccer player. and although he is concerned by the risk as he suffered a concussion from his sportsman days michael aldaco, suffered concussion "i went to the dugout and i couldn't remember what day it was. i couldn't remember my first name." aldaco s

live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4 news. and another scare this morning. in vacaville--- after a rice pressure cooker was found. we have a picture of it. it was on the sidewalk of mason street.directly underneath interstate 80 just after 10 a-m. mason street was closed between peabody road and depot street. a crew x-rayed the device and found it to be harmless. the roads were back open around noon. >> catherine: as an earlier talked and york times last night saying he explicitly warned that relations two years ago about his interest in terror organizations and a say the key plan is% share of terror that point for all lot detail has crazy ring behaviorearlier this week the fbi said its review didn't turn up anything that warranted further inquiry and the matter was closed. hackers stole data from millions of yahoo users. >> grant:still ahead. what you need to know if your account was hacked. >> catherine:plus. why police say they are now investigating former congressman anthony weiner. about the smell. >> reporter: as a club in his dormitory read behind may

. >> steve: kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live tonight at an evacuation center near where the fire is burning. ella how are residents coping with this news? >> reporter: i spoke with the residents here who say they are not too concerned at this time but that could change because of the nature of this wildfire. the location of the evacuation center can be said here. the loma fighter is now 500 a. with potential for spreading to 1,000 a.. this information could change. >> reporter:they aren't too worried yet as the loma fire is high up in a rural area. but it is a rapidly growing wildfire still burning on the santa cruz side of the mountain. the red cross is now setting up here at loma prieta elementary school in los gatos for evacuees. r >> reporter:at last check evacuations are recommended for mount bacci at loma prieta, highland way, mount madonna and pole line road. the loma fire has now charred 500 acres with a potential of spreading to 1000 acres. one structure has been destroyed. >> reporter:at least six are threatened. >> reporter:this information could change because as we m

kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with one victim's advocate who says, claims of law enforcement soliciting sex workers.is nothing new. she i's live on treasure island with more. ella? >> reporter: pam - it's nothing new but definitely an abuse of authority that needs to stop. i was told today the bay area is a major hub for sexual exploitation general- being that it is a port city. but to remember the men,women and children involved should all be treated as victims. sex sells- the numbers don't lie- human trafficking is a billion dollar industry. and the bay area is not immune. "contrary to the common belief that this is some sort of an international issue, this is very much a community issue with the average age being 11 to 14." in san francsico the mayor's task force found nearly 300 known or suspected victims of human trafficking this year. vanessa russel founder of love never fails says her agency alone found several hundred victims across the bay area. vanessa russell, love never fails founder "just from going out on the street 12 times last year we were able to come into contact with

kron four's ella sogomonian spoke to witnesses who tell us what led up to this attack.ch >> :"he kept saying who attacked my dog, who attacked my dog but no one did. it was just play that got a little escalated." >> reporter:witnesses at duboce park say this man wearing plaid held onto a black dog named 'otis' before kicking him twice thursday afternoon, after he beleieved his own bassett hound was harmed. >> :"my dog was playing with otis and a couple of other dogs jumped in as they do for play. and the bassett was one of them. he may have been a little over excited. and the other dogs just kind of reacted to and they all separated." >> reporter:it was then she says the man escalated the situation when he mistakenly thought his dog was hurt. >> :"the bassett ran under somebody's legs and the owner of the bassett came up and pushed him." the tight knit community of dog walkers were shocked by the news as word quickly spread of the attack. >> :"what is wrong with him?" "omg" "wow" a neighbor of the dog kicked in the video was horrified saying it is friendly and never hur

and as kron 4's ella sogomonian reports, johnson is now an activist against police brutality who believes protests should continue in hope of a positive change. >> reporter:wanda johnson, oscar grant foundation ceo "african americans are looked at for the color of their skin but not whats in their heart and we really need to change that." wanda johnson lost her son oscar grant in 2009 when he was shot and killed by a bart police officer at the fruitvale station in oakland. that shooting was captured on video and is now one of several in the last seven years that has surfaced. images like these have stirred a debate about race and policing in america igniting protests across the country and here in the bay area as seen in our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. >> :"and i think it's important to not only protest but to come up with strategies where our society will see hey it's not back to business as usual." >> reporter:saturday night hundreds more took to the streets of oakland - this time in protest of the shooting death keith scott in charlotte north carolina. "the officers need mor

. >> grant:kron4's ella sogomonian spoke with a victim's advocate who says. accusations of law enforcement soliciting sex workers is nothing new. >> reporter: mayors' task force nearly 300 non suspected victims this year and russell says let her agency alone found several hundred and across the bay area. it's not always obvious the internet allows jobs to the sources sexpot ever leaving her home. >> pam:a man is now behind bars. on suspicion of raping a woman at a dorm on the u-c bekerkely campus. 25-year -old sardar khan was taken into custody on wednesday. police say, the assault happened on september- fifth. the 19-year old victim told police, she was assaulted by an acquaintence. who was also a student who lived on campus. an investigation led to the arrest of kahn. also. police are still looking for the suspects who sexually assaulted three women after a weekend concert at u-c berkeley. and there is growing concern that there could be additional victims who have not come forward. "the mad decent block party" concert. was on saturday night at the greek th

kron-4's ella sogomonian joins us live tonight at an evacuation center near where the fire is burning. >> reporter: this is one of the evacuation centers here. they are here to help the have supplies here. as well as food. it will be serving breakfast, lunch and dinner for those thatneed it. >> reporter: in the meantime they will stay open until 8:00 in the morning in a case, someone needs a place tuesday. in case someone needs a place to stay. >> and a lot of times people are able to find space with their friends and family. or, reserve a hotel room. >> reporter: they are recommending he evacuations for certain areas near the fire. it is not as in danger as it could be as the fighter could change direction so people may want to be prepared and collectors special documents inside their homes in the case they are needing to be evaluated. >> reporter: unfortunately, the fire is still growing and firefighters are still fighting that battle. >> steve: firefighters have contained a fire near the college of marin >> brittney: temperatures are above average and will stay that way at least un

kron 4's ella sogomonian was there as the kids were being treated on the scene. >> :"the wind made ithallenging today." >> reporter:it was a lesson of survival for 15 sea scouts and a chaperone on a learning excursion near san francisco's aquatic park saturday- when their catamaran capsized just before 4 in the afternoon. san francisco police and fire along with the coast guard responded the red alert. a member of the coast guard who pulled them out of the water using a rope said strong winds could have contributed to the capsize and challenged the crew during the rescue. "you just clip it onto the boat the whole thing unravels as it goes out and so that's what we ended up using, threw that over pulled them back in threw it out again and pulled in the rest." he estimates the group to have been in close to 65 degree water for about 20 minutes. that was a major concern as most that fell over were kids who are more vulnerable to hypothermia. lorrie kalos, assistant chief san francisco fire department "and they will be checked out as most are juveniles and because of their age and size an

she shared the disturbing details and exclusive surveillance video with ella sogomonian.nly on kron4. corrie abraham, berkeley garden owner "it was always my dream to own this store and we've had small problems with customers before but nothing like this intense." >> reporter:that dream would turn into a brief nightmare just a few weeks into finally owning the berkeley indoor garden. when a couple attacked corrie abraham in the process of stealing this - an 80 dollar jug of floragrow. "when i got out here i noticed a woman on camera running with something heavy in her hands a nutrient and i yelled to her stop and no." except she didn't stop. the assault was caught on surveillence cameras and you could see the white brunette with tattoos on her arms run out the gate and throw the jug into the back of a black ford explorer before she punched abraham repeatedely. "my forehead sort of exploded when she was punching me and so i was bloody from my face, all of my arms were completely bloody, my clothes were pretty drenched in blood. shortly before punches were thrown - you coul

ella sogomonian, kron4. >> you can see all the latest details on the protest and the 49ers statement and jed york's statements on kron4.com.>>> another big story tonight. more fallout from the sex scandal.>> it comes a day after oakland officials announced at 12 officers have been disciplined in a sex scandal and a shakeup in another police force. we have more on who else is on the street.>> reporter: i don't have a name or phase, but we know that the livermore officer is out of a job, the latest officer to get into trouble for in connection for this young lady, celeste walked. she is essential figure in this sex scandal. the livermore police say that the officer was named in the sex scandal investigation, that officer had been on administrative leave for a few months. the investigation has wrapped up and it ended with the officer turning in his gun and his badge. livermore police cannot release details of the investigation or release the officer's name because of state law. since yesterday, we have had four officers fired in oakland and now this officer in livermore resigning tomorr

ella sogomonian kron4 news. >>> law enforcement held a patriot day ceremony in down ton san jose hose. alecia reid takes us there. >> reporter: taking a moment to remember the men and women who lost their lives on september 11th of 2001. it was an honor to continue to remember. . >> on da that it, 411 first responders including 343 firefighters of the new york city fire department heroically gave their lives. they were rushing to save lives when some were running away. >> reporter: these men and women vow to never forget. >> it is not a job we do, it is a calling. >> sunday's memorial started with prayer, then a procession, some first responders held a children's cloek. this 9-year old a fires to be a firefighter just like his aunt care ra. >> they talk about the ultimate sacrifice and i know any center leaves for that job multiple times a week proudly and i've never met anyone who loves her job more than she does. it's heart warming and it give us you a moment to pause. >> it makes it a lot different to realize this what she does every day. >> reporter: reporting some san jose hose a

. >> catherine:tonight at eight.kron 4's ella sogomonian is on her way to the scene.she'll be live atmand post where crews are scrambling to get the upper hand on this fast- moving fire. keep it right here for the very latest. >> steve: colin kaepernick has another high-profile supporter. lebron james. >> steve: located on the eastbound interstate. support for colin kapernick. >> steve: sports! colin kapernick social stand and more all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> reporter: just in case you were still and disbelief that kevin durandt is a warrior. here is the video. when he first made his this this is and he said it

kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with friends and neighbors of the victims and has the story. >> reporter:this is a picture of 4-year-old elijah dunn who died from injuries sustained in that fatal crash last night. one neighbor who said he baby sat the boy said elijah was smart beyong his years. his mother identified as crystal manoiki is recovering from a collapsed lung and broken back. chp report she is doing better today. >> reporter:last night around 6:20 it's reported her black camry ran out of gas on the 680 north so she was forced to pull over. that's when the driver of a white toyota sequoia drove into her car hurting three kids. the suspect is identified as 39- year-old yarenit malihan of pleasanton. she was arrested last night for a felony dui and gross vehicular manslaughter. she has not prior dui convictions. and is believed to be the wife of an alameda county sheriffs deputy. those kids are 11-year-old eric dunn his younger brother the 4 year old that died elijah and another baby girl about 1 years old. friends of eric say they hope he gets well soon. >> marty:in the east bay

kron four's ella sogomonian reports from san jose with an update on "miss flo's" condition this morning michael wallace, nephew >> :"we have a close knight family she was all of our favorite aunts without question." >> reporter:a candle light vigil for flo douglas was held friday night outside her san jose home by family friends and neighbors. douglas is in critical condition after she was badly beaten during a home invasion robbery in which her jewlery and car were stolen. that car was later found in the neighborhood. and douglas lying on the floor - her face unrecognizeable. phyllis silva, family found flo " " this man 19-year-old zachary cuen was arrested wednesday in connection to the robbery. deputies are now looking for a second suspect. investigators were seen going in and out of a home directly in across from douglas's residence and towed away this car. in the meantime douglas is slowly recovering. pastor michael wallace, nephew "she was able to open her eyes recognize family members. but she tired out very quickly." but this tight knight community is left shaken up. "doesn't ma