and that was ella sogomonian reporting from santa cruz county... c-h-p officers say that portion of skyline boulevard is now closed indefintiely. the southbound lanes of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains.... are back open tonight... after a massive mudslide shut down the highway... caltrans crews are ástill managing the flow of traffic by holding cars at times in the southbound lanes. the decision to re-open the northbound side will be made tomorrow afternoon... engineers are still trying to figure out the best way to clean up the mess...and minimize the chance of yet another mudslide... the clean-up work has proven to be very dangerous. yesterday two contractors... working for caltrans... were run over by a dump-truck. one of them died...the other was seriously injured. and highway 37 in the north bay is still closed tonight. cars cannot get through between atherton avenue and highway- 101 in novato because the highway is flooded. caltrans crews have been busy...24-7... pumping the water out... this is video from our helicopter partnership wi

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in that area tonight.... ella that looks like a huge repair job. this is bear creek road where drivers ae now rerouted because of the closure - that's adding more than an hour to their commute depeding on when their going. pkg this is what's left of skyline road just west of las cumbres road.the video courtesy of santa cruz resident jake gould who was on the scene when it happened.a gaping wide hole split open as the road succmbed to heavy saturation.the region that sits in the middle of ella sogomonian"now you can't really see behind me but this is now where that road ends." the hole is estimated to be 200 feet wide and a quarter mile deepwith sr 9 and 17 closures as well - drivers are having to detour up to an hour away using bear creek and black roads." that portion of skyline is no closed indefintiely.love in santa cruz county ella sogomonian kron 4 news. the southbound side of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains.... is open tonight... after a massive mudslide shut down the highway... caltrans crews are ástill managing the flow of traffic by

sogomonian kron in san jose ella mentored.people he for many young positive influence frank was a ofown coach didn't have kids although he found.been identified or no suspects have when it happened. working there he was said to be cantina.tres gringos cabo midnight outside sunday just after stabbed to death frank was frank navarro.35-year-old coach league field for eastridge little vigil on the gathered at a and family in san jose friends in san jose friends and family gathered at a vigil on the eastridge little league field for 35-year-old coach frank navarro.frank was stabbed to death sunday just after midnight outside tres gringos cabo cantina.he was said to be working there when it happened. no suspects have been identified or found.although he didn't have kids of his own coach frank was a positive influence for many young people he mentored.in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. in san francisco police are starting to gather video evidence of a hit-and-run, thanks to neighbors of the victim.earlier this month 73-year-old susannah cain was using the crosswalk at anza and arguel

ella sogomonian, kron 4 news. >>> it's the greatest comeback in super bowl history. the new england patriots came back from a 25-point deficit to beat the atlanta falcons 34-28 in overtime. two bay area natives made big plays in the game tonight. tom brady now the first quarterback to win five super bowls and an unbelievable catch by julian edelman who somehow kept the ball off the turf on a diving grab of a tipped pass that bounced off a defenders issue. the atlanta falcons lost again in their second super bowl, after leading 28-3 in the third quarter. after matt ryan's second touchdown pass. >> in tom brady's hometown of san mateo things were a lot different during the first half of the super bowl compared to the second half. i stop by tom brady's neighborhood where he grew up and the family, good family friend of the bradys they say tom used to play football in the streets with their boys. i was over at their house for a viewing party. tom brady does not forget the names either. a signed photograph that he had given her on his last game for michigan. he signed it

ella sogomonian/ san jose in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. new at ten. are on the hunt for the man in connection with a deadly stabbing in vallejo. it happened around ten yesterday morning at a home on western avenue. officers say the victim left the scene prior to officers arriving. shortly after, an adult male victim arrived at a nearby hospital. the victim was suffering from a stab wound and died earlier today. the identity of the victimhas yet to be released. also in vallejo ... a gunman opened fire inside a popular bar. killing one man and injuring two others. now police are looking for the suspect. it happened around one this morning at gentleman jim's bar on lincoln road. at the scene, officers found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. one the victims died at the scene. the second victim was taken to a hospitla with non life-threatening injuries. police are currently searching for a possible suspect. the identity of the deceased victim has not been released. ÑÑ a cold storm will bring more showers and low snow levels to the bay area tonight.the

kron4's ella sogomonian explains how milpitas police were able to catch the suspect almost immediately after the man stole a car from an apartment parking lot. we have breaking news tonight... the vallejo police department were notified of a shooting at lake dalwigk park. when they arrived to the scene... a male... that appears to 15- years old was suffering from gunshot wounds. that teen died a short time later. the identity of the victim is not being released. police did respond to another shooting today in vallejo. details there have not been released. there were nationwide protest today.... both for and against planned parenthood. thousands of protesters held competing rallies this morning in major cities like san francisco,chicago, and houston. barriers kept those with "i stand with planned parenthood" and the "national defund planned parenthood rally" apart. a planned parenthood supporter said she wants abortion to be safe and legal in the country. demonstrators on the other side said they were standing up for the life of the unborn child. police say the s here in san francisco..

but kron 4's ella sogomonian is there live and says each student she approached had no idea about the scare.hundred people on their campus is being treated for tuberculosis.jeremy tereul, armijo high junior "i actually didn't know about the tuberculosis case until you told me about it.""i have not heard about it yet."each one heard of the health scare for the first time in an interview with kron 4 news."i don't know what to do about it i just hope everyone is safe and okay."solano county along with the school teamed up to announce the news thursday in a press conference - saying letters were sent out the same day.medical services director michael stacey assures their team is experienced in handling t-b cases.they will test upwards of 200 people that may have come into contact with the patient. as well as have screenings on campus at a later date. michael stacey, solano county medical services director"a detailed approach as to who the patient may have come in contact with."county health officials wouldn't say if it was a student or faculty member who contracted the airborne virus. nor

kron 4's ella sogomonian has a look at the huge repair job. this is what's left of skyline road just west of las cumbres road.the video courtesy of santa cruz resident jake gould who was on the scene when it happened.a gaping wide hole split open as the road succmbed to heavy saturation. the region that sits in the middle of ella sogomonian"now you can't really see behind me but this is now where that road ends."the hole is estimated to be 200 feet wide and a quarter mile deepwith sr 9 and 17 closures as well - drivers are having to detour up to an hour away using bear creek and black roads." the c-h-p says that portion of skyline boulevard is now closed indefintiely. the southbound lanes of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains are back open after a massive mudslide shut down that highway. the decision to re-open the northbound side will be made later this afternoon. engineers are still trying to figure out the best way to clean up the mess left behind by the mudslide. and minimize the chance of yet another one. the clean-up work has proven

live in milpitas ella sogomonian kron 4 news. a big story we're following out of berkeley tonight... more suspicious deaths. four cases now in the last two months. carbon monoxide was to blame in two of the cases. two bodies were recovered around 11:30 this morning. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to police. and has more on the investigation. in the south bay- a massive chunk of highway 35 in los gatos broke off yesterday, ... the road remains closed, but that hasn't stopped people from making the trek to take a look. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... neighbors don't expect the area to re-open for months... four news. a portion of highway 50 in the sierra is still closed tonight... because of a massive mudslide. the highway is closed from pollock pines to strawberry in el dorado county. motorists are advised to use an alternate route, the mudslide happened near icehouse road..just east of pollock pines crews have been on the scene since last night...trying to clean up the mess. caltrans and the c-h-p both don't believ

kron 4's ella sogomonian explains the inspiration behind this latest lawsuit .. stanford university freshman hadil al-mowafak is suing the president of the united states. hadil al-mowafak/suing president "i cannot leave the country now i cannot go back home and see my family."she is one of up to 60,000 foreigners from seven majority-muslim countries who had their visas canceled because of president donald trump's executive order according to the state department."in yemeni revolution we took to the streets because there was so much corruption and unjustice i didn't expect to face the same issues in america the land of democracy."the order is forcing the yemeni native to choose between one of the highest ranked schools in american education and visting her husband back home. "i came here because i didn't have the same opportunity in my country."the newlyweds are separated despite a temorary block ruled by a federal judge friday - because student visas issued prior to the president's decsion were revoked."well it's been rough lately i guess we have been hoping that

live in milpitas ella sogomonian kron 4 news. in the south bay- a massive chunk of highway 35 in los gatos broke off yesterday, ... the road remains closed, but that hasn't stopped people from making the trek to take a look. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... neighbors don't expect the area to re-open for months... a portion of highway 50 in the sierra remains closed tonight. because of a massive mudslide. the highway is closed from pollock pines to strawberry in el dorado county. motorists are advised to use an alternate route, those who live in the area and have proper identification will be allowed access from west us 50 there is no access from east us 50 . that mudslide happened near icehouse road..just east of pollock pines crews have been on the scene since last night...assessing the task at hand. caltrans and the c-h-p both don't believe the highway will fully re-open until early next week at the earliest. north of that area- all lanes on interstate 80 near baxter in the sierra reopened. i-80 had been closed si

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at u-c berkeley tonight. ella what are those students saying this evening? berkeley college republicans tell me a man on a bike rode by their table set up here thursday at spraul plaza, snatched their mailing list of students who have since been worried for their safety. "promoting the hateful bigot yiannopolous. "uc berkeley students who are signed up to the berkeley college republican emailing list have received what they call ominous messages following wednesday night's riots that cancelled an event with guest speaker milo yiannopolous.bradley devlin, berkeley college republicans member"they don't hear this point of view so when they see this point of view carried out whether it's more moderate or controversial or provocative like milo is they yell racist, bigot, nazi, kkk member and they get away with it time and time again." devlin says it started when thursday a man on a bike road by spraul plaza and snatched their email list. since then a twitter user with the handle "olaam" posted a letter that was sen

kron 4's ella sogomonian is at armijo high school...re some students say, they were not even told about this scare. if you feel like you may have been exposed to tuberculosis... according to the c-d-c...here are some of the major signs you need to look out for. a bad cough that lasts three weeks or longer... chest pain... sweating at night... fever and chills... and coughing up blood in your mucus. for more information on what tuberculosis is, how it spreads, and the risk factors... log onto kron four dot com. president trump held his first solo news conference today since taking office. the impromptu conference covered a slew of topics...from his new pick for labor secretary... to his former national security advisor. journalists peppering the president about recent revelations about high- level aides being in contact with russia. the president vows to find and potentially prosecute those in the intelligence community who he accuses of leaking information to reporters behind stories that he says are not true. next on the presidents age

someone stole their email list and since then students have received ominous messages.kron 4's ella sogomonians live at uc berkeley tonight. ella what are those students saying this evening? berkeley college republicans tell me a man on a bike rode by their table set up here thursday at sproul plaza, snatched their mailing list of students who have since been worried for their safety. "promoting the hateful bigot yiannopolous. "uc berkeley students who are signed up to the berkeley college republican emailing list have received what they call ominous messages following wednesday night's riots that cancelled an event with guest speaker milo yiannopolous. bradley devlin, berkeley college republicans member "they could be assaulted. they are in danger through this email list we could see a drastic impact on campus safety."devlin says it started when thursday a man on a bike road by sproul plaza and snatched their email list. since then a twitter user with the handle "olaasm" posted a letter that was sent to the list of students saying they plan to write an article to be published monday with the

mary'skron 4's ella sogomonian is live in the east bayshe spoke with ali's former ali's former drama cher...ella? students at st. mary's college in moraga have a lot more to be proud about now that their alumnus maharshala ali won an academy award last night.it's the first nomination and win for the performer who was awarded for best supporting actor in the film moonlight. this is a really fun story because maharshala actually came to st. mary's college on a basketball scholarshipand it was when he was approached by drama teacher rebecca engle that he first found his passion for theater and acting. in a commencement speech at the college last year maharshala you said it gave him a renewed sense of purpose. we sat down with the teacher who is as proud as can be for her former student who is also the first muslim actor to win an oscar. rebecca engle, drama teacher st. mary's college"i didn't know that was true. i don't want to squeak and cry but i think we are all feeling how really important art is right now." maharshala is a bay area native he grew up in hayward and now lives in oakla

live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news.oming up new at ten:it's being called the 'silent suburban killer'... tonight we go in depth on the 'secret shame' of families struggling with heroin addiction. then: in a brand new edition of people behaving badly:the simple rule a lot of drivers just don't seem to follow when it rains... what you need to know, to avoid an expensive ticket. and next: pile-ups, potholes and spin-outs...the serious weather related problems we're already seeing on some major bay area roadways.and more rains is on the way... ♪ ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help prevent plaque and tartar. for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. serious oral care made simple tonight -- we're tracking a major storm that could cause some major problems around the bay area. exp

kron 4's ella sogomonian reports live from san francisco international airport.ella... the inspiration behind this latest lawsuit - is actually love? this young woman is newly married for about a year now and her husband is back home in yemen.since the executive order she is now forced to choose between an ivy league education and family. stanford university freshman hadil al-mowafak is suing the president of the united states. hadil al-mowafak/suing president "i cannot leave the country now i cannot go back home and see my family."she is one of up to 60,000 foreigners from seven majority-muslim countries who had their visas canceled because of president donald trump's executive order according to the state department."in yemeni revolution we took to the streets because there was so much corruption and unjustice i didn't expect to face the same issues in america the land of democracy."the order is forcing the yemeni native to choose between continuing an ivy league education and visting her husband back home. "i came here because i didn't have the same opportunity in my

live in dublin ella sogomonian kron4 news. in the north bay... a large section of highway-37 in novato was reopened this morning... that's after being closed since early january because of massive flooding. caltrans crews have been working to remove all the water that covered the lanes of the highway. today they took pictures of the improvements that will hopefully make the road flood-proof. that includes a new wall separating lanes from the fields and levees. pavement has been raised in some sections... and the drainage system has been replaced. ahead at eight.. how the trump administration could crack down on states like california .. which have legalized marijuana. plus. uber in some legal trouble. the new allegations they stole technology from another company. and next. serious questions being raised in oakland.. about how a deadly situation could have been avoided. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number

in the east bay ella sogomonian krohn four news happening tomorrow: president donald trump will make first address to a joint session of congress. we'll be carry that live at 6-pm on kron-4 news. today -- the president (avo) this holiday... ...get the presidential treatment... ...with a special trade-in offer... ...february sixteenth through the twenty-eighth... and let enterprise car sales... flip your thinking about buying your next vehicle. lsd, or acid, exploded on the bay area scene in the mid 60's with the counter culture movement on haight ashbury street in san francisco.in 1970 the u.s. government exiled this psychedelic drug deeming it a dangerous illegal drug with no known medical value. today.. l-s-d is still illegal but is still being used for some in smaller doses for totally different reasons.nats - typing "it's not a party time, what it is, is more creativity because i am more deeply connected to the work that i do. i would say i am more present in what's old is new again in cell phones. the iconic nokia 3310 is back... the so-called dumb phones at the mobile world con

we'll hear the shocking reactions tonight at 10.live in fairfield ella sogomonian kron 4 news. toss weather .synopsis...a few residual lingering showers are possible this evening, otherwise dry conditions expected. the next rain band will move south to north across the district on friday before turning to lingering showers saturday morning. mainly dry saturday afternoon and sunday with the next front arriving sunday night into monday with another round of wind and rain. a final system will bring another chance of rain tuesday with showers lingering wednesday and thursday of next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. && .discussion...as of 2:02 pm pst thursday...showers have mostly ended across the district. then next storm is still on track to spread rain from the south, with areas around point conception and south expected to receive the brunt of the rain. rain is expected to begin across southern coastal monterey county after midnight, in the south bay, the arrival of more wet weather .... means anderson reservoir near morgan hill could reach full capacity by this wee

ella sogomonian/ san josein san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. in the east bay.n el cerrito police officer escaped injury when a suspected drunk driver struck his patrol car. it happened around 9:00 saturday night on richmond street, near cerrito vista park. an officer was inside his partrol car when another car struck the patrol car's front driver's side door. the driver then ran away police located the suspect shortly after the collision and arrested him on suspicion of driving under the influence. the officer was not injured. a gunman is on the loose this morning after he opened fire inside a popular vallejo bar... killing one man injuring two others. it happened around 1:00 yesterday morning at gentleman jim's bar on lincoln road. officers found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. one the victims died at the scene. the second victim was taken to a hospital with non life- threatening injuries. the third victim also arrived at the hospital a short time later. the identity of the dead victim has not been released. police this morning are looking for the man i

kron four's ella sogomonian shows us the scene and how people in the area are responding this morning custody. in the east bay... police are looking for two gunmen this morning after they opened fire near a movie theater. it happened around 8:30 friday night in antioch. two people shot at each other at lone tree way and mokelumne drive. this was near a shopping center and the a-m-c deer valley 16 theater are located. no one was injured in the shooting. there is no description of the gunmen this morning. happening now. police are looking for two men who robbed a victim in pacifica... and then lead them on a chase. it happened on the 500 block of crespi drive shortly after 8:00 friday night. police say two men attacked the victim... and stole their cell phone. that victim is recovering from minor injuries this morning. the robbers drove away in a gold jaguar with paper license plates. police saw the car on 7th and bryant streets in san francisco. the suspects then lead officers on a short chase... and they got away. police don't have a detailed description of the robbers. in national he

kron 4's ella sogomonian met them in this kron 4 exclusive. still ahead.ifornia high school students sick after what they ate on campus. the bizzare story, after the break. live look at kirkwood this morning.. they've had six inches of snow in the last 2 days. a high of 26 degrees there today. for the weekned... it's the worldsmiths orchestra in san francisco. come out and enjoy clasical masterpieces with your friends. it's all happening at st. johns presbyterian church starting at 3. the event is free to attend. here is a live look at storm tracker four... we are anticipating rain tonight in the bay area. live look outside...sutro tower. toss to weather. dry weather is forecast for most of today. shower chances will develop by late afternoon as a weather system approaches from the northwest. this weather system will continue to produce shower chances through monday evening. rainfall accumulation will be light. dry weather conditions are forecast from tuesday through the remainder of the week as high pressure builds over the region. along with the dry weat

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live there tonight with the criminal investigation and what it looks like there right now. ella? >> reporter: yeah, j.r. mary avenue still closed off as investigators are coming the scene. they tell me that that officer was responding to some sort of a disturbance out here around 4:15. and one man who lives in the area said he heard about three gunshots fired. in fremont, a deadly officer- involved shooting shut down the major roadway for hours. officials say an officer responded to a disturbance opened fire. killing the suspect. police would not say if any witnesses were at the scene. >> people will be interviewed. the scene will be processed. appropriately. so it's going to be several hours at this point. >> reporter: maori avenue was closed in both directions on logan drive. little is known at this time what led up to that fatal shooting sunday night around 4:15. >> i do not know if the officer was assigned to the detail by dispatch. what i do know is the officer contacted or located one of the involved parties in this earlier incident or altercation. >>

kron 4's ella sogomonian explains the inspiration behind this ..anford university freshman hadil al-mowafak is suing the president of the united states. hadil al-mowafak/suing president "i cannot leave the country now i cannot go back home and see my family."she is one of foreigners from seven majority-muslim countries who had their visas canceled because of president donald trump's executive order according to the state department."in yemeni revolution we took to the streets because there was so much corruption and unjustice i didn't expect to face the same issues in america the land of democracy."the order is forcing the yemeni native to choose between one of the highest ranked schools in american education and visting her husband back home. "i came here because i didn't have the same opportunity in my country."the newlyweds are separated despite a temorary block ruled by a federal judge friday - because student visas issued prior to the president's decsion were revoked."well it's been rough lately i guess we have been hoping that this whole thin

kron four's ella sogomonian spoke with the parents and has the story.ooden, mom"it's great it's not what we wanted to happen but it'll be a good story for her to tell."baby amaro was ready for the world...but the world wasn't quite ready for her arrival thursday.as her parents pulled up to the alta bates medical center in berkeley a normal delivery turned into absolute mayhem "we pulled into the parking lot and that's it the baby was coming."a code stork was called out to the maternity ward. cami bushey, labor and delivery assistant manager"which is kind of an emergency broadcast overhead at the hospital let's people know there's a baby being born outside of labor and delivery." fortunately for the couple -delivery nurse theresa pellow- mccauley with 30 years of experience heard the scream while passing by on her way into work. "she called for gloves and delivered the baby and i'm just so thankful she was there."dad dan stone says a string of serendipitous moments led up to the event. dan stone, dad"i mean there were a couple of things that happened we

found her long lost sister on facebook.the two didn't even know one another existed.kron 4's ella sogomonian4 exclusive. a weak storm system will bring a clouds and a chance of a few showers tonight.another cold storm will move into the bay area on sunday to bring partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers. the warriors have clinched a playoff berth.... febrary and they have clinched a playoff berth. golden state was playing without kevin durant due to injury ... but that wasn't an issue. steph curry and klay thompson combined for 51 points. the splash brothers hit 7 seven three's golden state beat the nets 112-95 they will be in the playoffs for the fifth straight season. the warriors are currently beating the nets but their doing it with kevin durant for the first time this season.he injured his left pinky finger in the opening minutes against the clippers thursday night. durant did have to head to locker room late in the first quarter the x-rays were negative and was able to return to the game.steve kerr announced rookie guard patrick mccaw would take his place for tonight's game. meanwh

new tonight - kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the san mateo county sheriff's office with the update only on kron 4. highway 84 is a county road so sheriff's office employees are overseeing the disruption that's plagued wooside commuters since middle of january with no end in sight. highway 84 is a major woodside thoroughfare for people living in the area.since january 12th they have had to take a detour because of an active landslide that's closed the road between grandview drive and portola. pete keeler, woodside resident "it's terrible there's nothing you can do because of the terrain."san mateo county sheriff's office officials say the problem started in a private residential area that eventually hit the county road. a crack was noticed that was to be filled; buthe problem has grown bigger to where contracted employees have had to guard the closure all while keeping a close eye on slide. no major improvements can be made until the weather clears up. "this is mother nature there's when it rains the california highway patrol warns drivers to follow the rules of the road to avoid cr

live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. tonight...the u-c berkeley campus faces a new threat...from president donald trump.this morning the president took to twitter..threatening to pull federal funds from cal, saying... "if u-c berkeley does not allow free speech... and practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view - no federal funds?" if the president was able to cut federal funds to cal, the impact would be significant... right now u-c berkeley gets about 600-million- dollars annually in federal money 200- million for student financial aid and 400- million-dollars for research research which university officials say, fuels the state's economy and the nation's economy... and also leads to health and technology breakthoughs. on campus, many students found problems with both the president's tweet and last night"s violence. east bay congresswoman barbara lee was quick to respond tweeting- "president trump doesn't have a license to blackmail universities. he's the president not a dictator .... and his e

kron 4's ella sogomonian is there live in dublin with the very latest.. ella? the flag at santa rita jail is a half staff tonight in honor of deputy mike foley who after retirement came back to work here as a leader and example to younger law enforcement members. 60-year-old deputy mike foley began his career in the late 70s as a police cadet with the concord police department. there he climbed the ranks for almost 30 years- finally retiring in 2007 as a master police officer.sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office " "but he wasn't ready to call it quits.after he retired foley came back to work this time with the alameda county sheriffs office at the santa rita jail.it was here behind the jail he was unfortunately struck by an inmate bus wednedsay morning around 6. the scene captured by our helicopter partnership with abc7 news.deputy foley later died of his injuries. "" sgt. kelly with the sheriffs office says it was a tragic accident.that the man behind the bus that carries up to 50 inmates and weighs several tons - is now devastated knowing he had so

kron 4's ella sogomonian is at 'alta bates medical center' in berkeley.kim gooden, mom"it's great it's not what we wanted to happen but it'll be a good story for her to tell."baby amaro was ready for the world...but the world wasn't quite ready for her arrival thursday.as her parents pulled up to the alta bates medical center in berkeley a normal delivery turned into absolute mayhem "we pulled into the parking lot and that's it the baby was coming."a code stork was called out to the maternity ward. cami bushey, labor and delivery assistant manager"which is kind of an emergency broadcast overhead at the hospital let's people know there's a baby being born outside of labor and delivery." fortunately for the couple -delivery nurse theresa pellow- mccauley with 30 years of experience heard the scream while passing by on her way into work. "she called for gloves and delivered the baby and i'm just so thankful she was there."dad dan stone says a string of serendipitous moments led up to the event. dan stone, dad"i mean there were a couple of things that happene

kron 4's ella sogomonian has the touching story.g lost sisters who had no idea one or the other existed reunited after a search of a pretty unique family name on social media. 66-year-old linda burns of discovery bay found her 61-year-old sister evamaria kinner who lives in tennessee. the two share the same father and lithuanian maiden name - yakovanis.they found one another after a evamaria's daugher searched the name on facebook.both grew up without their dad bronis but always had a feeling they might have a sister somewhere in the world.they grew up nearby in boston and new york but never met until saturday morning at the oakland international airport after one year of talking to one another.and found many similarities in common. evamaria there mentioned surgeris the two both survived cancer and had similar back surgery on the same day before meeting! we'll have the complete story you'll only see on kron 4 news tonight at 10. coming up at eight. the democratic national committee has a new chairman. we'll tell you what we know abo

kron 4's ella sogomonian met with his first drama teacher in the east bay and has the story.college in moraga have a lot more to be proud about now that their alumnus mahershala ali won his first academy award last night. it's the first nomination and win for the performer who was awarded for best supporting actor in the film moonlight. the bay area native was born in oakland, grew up in hayward and discovered acting at st. mary's college in moraga. mahershala ali, academy award winner "i want to thank my teachers, my professors. so many wonderful teachers." monday night his first ever college drama teacher rebecca engle was naturally elated. rebecca engle, drama teacher st. mary's college"somebody said being a teacher is like being a gardener but you never get to eat a carrot. and in this moment i feel like my feast is full. it's been an extraordinary feeling of completeness."mahershala was accepeted to st. mary's with a basketball scholarship but engle took notice of the athlete."charisma presence.." and invited him to try his hand at theater saying athletisim shares a lot

that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting. a south bay family also welcomed a 12-year-old girl from yemen over the weekend. this after her visa was stalled by the executive order. in the east bay, a suspicous package delayed bart for several hours. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the hayward bart station was closed for about three hours around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the station had no service until about 8:00. even after that, passengers still went through constant delays. riders say it made for a frustrating commute. police and bart have not released details about the suspicious package that caused the station closure. coming up.. u-s supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg visits the bay area. what her message is to women across the country. plus a murder trial in the south bay continues this morning. what teenager sierra lamar's friends said in court. plus we continue to track the storm around the bay area. we'll show you some of the problems you may encounter on your drive today. and her

kron 4's ella sogomonian has the story. 60-year-old deputy mike foley began his career in the late 70sce cadet with the concord police department. there he climbed the ranks for almost 30 years- finally retiring in 2007 as a master police officer.sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office " "but he wasn't ready to call it quits.after he retired foley came back to work this time with the alameda county sheriffs office at the santa rita jail.it was here behind the jail he was unfortunately struck by an inmate bus wednedsay morning around 6. the scene captured by our helicopter partnership with abc7 news.deputy foley later died of his injuries. "" sgt. kelly with the sheriffs office says it was a tragic accident.that the man behind the bus that carries up to 50 inmates and weighs several tons - is now devastated knowing he had something to do with the death of a friend. he and one other deputy were the only two inside.sgt. kelly says it was dark and the weather may have been to blame. " " the concord police department released a statement saying quote "it is said that mike was a "cop

in the east bay ella sogomonian krohn four news happening tonight.nt donald trump will make his first address to a joint session of congress. this is where his full budget plan will be revealed. in a speech to the national governor's association, he offered a glimpse of his budget plans.. defense spending is expected to go up 54 billion dollars. this comes at the expense of e-p-a and foreign aid. democratic lawmakers are fighting back this morning. some claim that middle class and working families will be hurt. they are preparing for a budget battle. the president will make the formal proposal tonight at 6:00. we will carry it on kron four news. big news this morning. president trump is blaming former president barack obama for the leaks with his adminstration. the president also blames obama for the angry crowds republicans are facing across the u-s. in an interview with fox news yesterday, president trump said he believes obama is behind it. he also said quote "i also think it is politics, that's the way it is." the president did not have evidence

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live where it happened what are tenants saying about this?t a woman was approached by the suspect

kron 4's ella sogomonian has the latest.e you may have been exposed to tuberculosis... the c-d-c says these are some of the major signs you need to look out for. a bad cough that lasts three weeks or longer... chest pain... sweating at night... fever and chills... and coughing up blood in your mucus. for more information on what tuberculosis is, how it spreads, and the risk factors... log onto kron four dot com. president donald trump gives this first impromptu news conference of his presidency. and while he announces his new pick for labor secretary... the event takes a dramatic turn. president trump focuses on a slew of topics, including the recent reports on russia... and then he lashes out at the media in one of his most sca---thing rebukes. kristen holmes has the latest from washington. president donald trump: "tomorrow, they will say, "donald trump rants and raves at the press."president trump ----taking on the media with full force-- during his first solo news conference since taking office. president donald trump: "t

kron four's ella sogomonian has the latest on the investigation. pkgin fremont a deadly officer involved shooting shut down a major roadway. officials say an officer responding to a disturbance opened fire on a suspect - killing him. police wouldn't say if any witnesses were at the scene.sgt. ricardo cortes, fremont police department"people will be interviewed. the scene will be processed the crime scene will be processed appropriately so at this point it's going to be a several hour journey."mowry avenue was closed in both directions between blacow and logan drive.little is known at this time what led up to that fatal shooting sunday night around 4:15."i do not even know if the officer was actually assigned to the detail by dispatch what i do know is the officer contacted or located one of the involved parties in this earlier incident or altercation."the officer who shot and killed the suspect is himself recovering in an area hospital with non life threatening injuries.as per the officer bill of rights - he won't be questioned for several hours un

kron4's ella sogomonian has been following this story and joins us live tonight. ella what does it look like out there right now? it's the tallest in the nation - the oroville dam is on the brink of failure.all weekend department of water resources remained hopeful this wouldn't happen but the situation turned extreme today. people from all low lying areas in and around oroville were forced to evacuate immediately in case the worst case scenario happens.the concern is the auxillary spillway will give out and release an uncontrolled amount of water.there's now a mass exodus of drivers told to leave for chico about a half hour away to evacuation centers -you could see bumper to bumper traffic for miles as people searched for higher ground. water began flowing into the emergency spillway yesterday for the first time in nearly 50 years. 100-thousand cubic feet of water is now rushing through per second.that spillway is suffering from erosion but in a conference tonight at 6 officials with the dwr and sheriffs office said it's not happening as quickly as once thought. e

first -- kron4's ella sogomonian is tracking the attempt to avoid a disaster in oroville... ella, what are those officials saying tonight? that's what we are about to find out a press conference should be underway in butte county that was pushed from 9 to now 10 o clock for any updates.for now this is what we know so far- the map here shows the oroville dam that's reached more than capacity pushing water into the auxilary spillway and now the emergency spillway that's never been used in the nearly 50 years of its existence. fortunately at last check the amount of water rushing through dropped by half. butte county sheriff calling this a dynamic situation so better safe than sorry an evacation was ordered for immediate areas. more than 130- thousand people across yuba, butte, and sutter counties were forced out of their homes to drive to evacuation centers about a half hour toward in chico. backed up traffic can be seen for miles as drivers head down highways 99,20 and 113.the concern is erosion at the head of the spilway could give way to release an uncontrolled amount of wat

kron 4's ella sogomonian has the story. 60-year-old deputy mike foley began his career in the late 70ss a police cadet with the concord police department. there he climbed the ranks for almost 30 years- finally retiring in 2007 as a master police officer.sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office " "but he wasn't ready to call it quits.after he retired foley came back to work this time with the alameda county sheriffs office at the santa rita jail.it was here behind the jail he was unfortunately struck by an inmate bus wednedsay morning around 6. the scene captured by our helicopter partnership with abc7 news.deputy foley later died of his injuries. "" sgt. kelly with the sheriffs office says it was a tragic accident.that the man behind the bus that carries up to 50 inmates and weighs several tons - is now devastated knowing he had something to do with the death of a friend. he and one other deputy were the only two inside.sgt. kelly says it was dark and the weather may have been to blame. " " the concord police department released a statement saying quote "it is said that mike wa