sot: ella sogomonian, rohnert park// "ronhert park police have posted notices beside apartment doors at the mcdouall complex on college view drive - notfiying them of a new neighbor.33-year-old daniel patrick cilley is a registered sex offender planning to permanently relocate from los angeles to the north bay city.he is staying with family at the mcdouall apartments in the meantime.police are letting neighbors know as directed by megan's law - because they believe him to be a high risk to reoffend.sot: sandra maldonado, neighbor // "definitely uncomfortable because he likes to run outside and the baby he just started walking so he likes to run outside too here in the grass area so it definitely makes me feel way more uncomfortable knowing that he's here and i probably won't leave my door open cause i don't want the kids running outside."rohnert pd report detectives have found social media and other on line posts by cilley with sexually offensive material.police say cilley is not allowed to be alone with a minor without a parent or guardian present and is to stay away from places whe

kron4's ella sogomonian has details on what led to an entire terminal being evacuate sot: ella sogomonian san jose// "terminal a at mineta san jose international airport was shut down saturday as t-s- a agents re-screened both staff and travelers.200 people had to recheck their bags after an employee of an undisclosed airline carrier mistakenly took checked bags into the terminal.that is against airport policy.sot: rosemary barnes , mineta san jose airport spokesperson// "there could have been items that were on there that were prohibited from being in a terminal versus the belly of an aircraft. so given that we determined it was important to rescreen everybody."only carry on bags are allowed past that point because screenings are different between the two. certain things are permitted in carry on bags allowed into the terminal - while checked bags have to travel seperately in the plane because of other items allowed in them.two arriving flights were stalled on the tarmac for 25 minutes while at least 5 departing flights had to wait two hours. the airport spokesperson explains the inconve

kron4's ella sogomonian visited the apartment complex where cilley is reportedly living. sot: ella sogomonian, rohnert park// "ronhert park police have posted notices beside apartment doors at the mcdouall complex on college view drive - notfiying them of a new neighbor.33-year-old daniel patrick cilley is a registered sex offender planning to permanently relocate from los angeles to the north bay city.he is staying with family at the mcdouall apartments in the meantime.police are letting neighbors know as directed by megan's law - because they believe him to be a high risk to reoffend.sot: sandra maldonado, neighbor // "definitely uncomfortable because he likes to run outside and the baby he just started walking so he likes to run outside too here in the grass area so it definitely makes me feel way more uncomfortable knowing that he's here and i probably won't leave my door open cause i don't want the kids running outside."rohnert pd report detectives have found social media and other on line posts by cilley with sexually offensive material.police say cilley is not allo

in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ((vicki)) tonight a second arrest has been made after a shooting in redwood city. one of the suspects is a 16- year-old boy... the other is 19-years old. both face attempted murder charges. the victim -- an 18-year-old was shot several times -- and at last check was in critical condtiion. it all happened just before 2:00 a.m. on hoover street -- near highway 101. the shooting reportedly happened during a drug deal. officers say the victim and suspects knew each other and there was no threat to the public. ((steve))a san francisco teen is back home..after spending the night on mount tamalpais 16-year-old sarah jane tang went out hiking wednesday afternoon. she was on the mountain with a friend when they got separated. her cell phone died, and she barely had reception anyway. searchers were out looking for her...but she apparently hid out of fear for her life. fortunately..this morning she was found, unharmed. ((steve))more tough talk from president trump((vicki))he doubled down on his

((grant))kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with the family attorney who says the gun used in the murder...belon ged to a federal agent. bay area artist tony ramos volunteered to paint this anti violence mural on west street in oakland two years ago.when he stopped to snap a picture of his work he was gunned down on that tuesday morning.police arrested marquis holloway.it was found the 27-year-old victim was killed using a handgun stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "we have a system where the government is unfortunately supplying weapons and putting weapons in the hands of criminals because they're failing to safeguard their weapons properly."this wednesday his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit in san francisco federal court against ice holding them accountable for the death. although ice policy requires agents use a lockbox - the 9 mm glock was found unsecured in a rental car by at&t park an area police records show had a high rate of car burglaries and 57 firearms stolen that year.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "i don't think t

in pleasant hill ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (steve) coming up: north korea threatening more missiles after their latest launch. tonight -- hear from a reporter in north korea - who says people there didn't even know a missile was launched. (pam) and next: a live report from texas.. where floodwaters and the death toll is rising after hurricane (pam) the big story we are tracking tonight: catastrophic flooding from now 'tropical storm' harvey. at least 18- people are dead -- thousands of homes are underwater... nine thousand people have been rescued. that number is expected to keep rising.... (steve) reporter kristen holmes joins us live tonight in richmond texas.. about 40 minutes away from houston. .. what is the situation like there? record breaking rain fall... mos/ resident: "didn't expect this much water to fall...this is houston -- we're used to weather like this. but, i believe this is a little more than we expected."deadly flooding...chief art acevedo/houston police department: "unfortunately in the darkness sergeant pe

((grant)) kron 4's ella sogomonian explains. (nats: fireworks)the city of san jose has cracked down on illegal fireworks this summer. despite warnings many warriors fans let some loose to celebrate the championship win on june 12th.a fine from the city claims amy guzeles is one of them.sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "i don't really follow basketball no. i mean the warriors are great and all and i'm glad they're doing well but i was in my house working. (chuckles)" except she's been fined $500 due in the next two weeks. she says someone reported the claim on the city's illegal fireworks website. sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "my jaw about hit the floor i was so shocked."that when she made a call to the fire department guzeles says she was told there is no need for photo or video evidence to be fined - just two reports from alleged witnesses.sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "you have to pay to prove you're innocent which is just shocking and it's just not right."guzeles says to contest the fees guzeles ha

in pleasant hill ella sogomonian kron 4 news."we are tracking a wildfire in the rural hills above lake oroville. it's growing dangerously fast. a fire has exploded to six hundred acres just east of lake oroville. there are evacuation orders in place. at last check contianment was zero (vicki) another big story we are tracking tonight. north korea calling for more ballistic missile tests in the pacific ocean.(grant) that troubling news comes just one day after that country launched a missile that flew over northern japan. that missile was designed to carry a nuclear weapon. the north korean central news agency says kim jong un is expressing great satisfaction with the launch. and he called it a quote "meaningful prelude" to containing the u-s territory of guam. this is all happening just one month after the u-n imposed its toughest sanctions yet on pyongyang. today u-n ambassadors had an emergency meeting to talk about how to put pressure on north korea so it will stop the missile tests. next- a right wing rally scheduled for tomor

kron four's ella sogomonian explains what led to the evacuation of an entire terminal.lla sogomonian, san jose// "terminal a at mineta san jose international airport was shut down saturday as t-s- a agents re-screened both staff and travelers.200 people had to recheck their bags after an employee of an undisclosed airline carrier mistakenly took checked bags into the terminal.that is against airport policy.sot: rosemary barnes , mineta san jose airport spokesperson// "there could have been items that were on there that were prohibited from being in a terminal versus the belly of an aircraft. so given that we determined it was important to rescreen everybody."only carry on bags are allowed past that point because screenings are different between the two. certain things are permitted in carry on bags allowed into the terminal - while checked bags have to travel seperately in the plane because of other items allowed in them.two arriving flights were stalled on the tarmac for 25 minutes while at least 5 departing flights had to wait two hours. the airport spokesperson expla

live in palo alto ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (ella) (jrstone) new details tonight on breaking news that we brought you at 8 o'clock. a fire in berkeley is now under control. take a look at this video sent to us by a kron-4 viewer... fire officials say it broke out just after 7 pm at an three story apartment in north berkeley near sacramento street and addison street. the fire was reported on the third floor of the building. it was under control by 8-30 pm. fire officials say one person was taken to the hospital. no word yet on what caused the fire. (justine) police say at least one person was injured during a shooting in east oakland earlier this evening. around 5 ... police recieved multiple calls about a shooting on 106th avenue near e street. those living in this area tell us that four people were shot. at this point authorities say none of the injuries were life threatening. police do not have any information about the suspect or suspects at this time. (jr stone) in hayward... police are investigating an officer involved shoo

in dublin ella sogomonian kron 4 news.ry weather will prevail today with temperatures near to slightly below normal for the middle of august. low clouds and fog will persist in the overnight and early morning near the coast and in the valleys the next several days. an inland warming trend is likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend due to strengthening high pressure. (steve) coming up:not everyone happy with the new under construction apple headquarters.. specifically people that live nearby.new at ten: we take their complaints to the city of sunnyvale -- and get some answers. (pam) then - new video showing a scary hold-up at a california store.. why the clerk actually turned on a camera ábeforeá the robbers entered. (steve) but first -- should this bay area statue be removed? a closer look at why it's sparking controversy. tonight parents in dublin are sounding off on the school crowding problems... as the school board works to allocate money to find a location for a second high school. hundreds of parents sh

in santa rosa ella sogomonian kron 4 news. a good samaritan is a hero today.xplain how she saved the day for a blind man. packed full of flavor, one pint-sized hero was on a mission. looks like somebody's gotta save snack time from a serious case of boring. watch babybel's big taste leap into action in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. ♪ creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. in modesto... a good samaritan is receiving credit for stopping someone from robbing a legally blind man. bob cole was at a bus stop on his way to pick up his two sons from school -- when he was nearly robbed in broad daylight. cole was holding his phone close to his face so he was able to check the time. that's when the would-be thief rode by on a bike and snatched the phone right out of his hands. cole shouted for help, and a nearby woman began chasing the suspect.

kron4's ella sogomonian is live in santa clara tonight.. ella you spoke with man's mother... the mom continues to blame herself for calling police for help who instead shot and killed her only son.she's now suing the city of santa clara who she feels should share that same sense of responsibility for his death. amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an

kron4's ella sogomonian has details on what led to an entire terminal being evacuated.sot: ella sogomonian, san jose// "terminal a at mineta san jose international airport was shut down saturday as t-s- a agents re-screened both staff and travelers.200 people had to recheck their bags after an employee of an undisclosed airline carrier mistakenly took checked bags into the terminal.that is against airport policy.sot: rosemary barnes , mineta san jose airport spokesperson// "there could have been items that were on there that were prohibited from being in a terminal versus the belly of an aircraft. so given that we determined it was important to rescreen everybody."only carry on bags are allowed past that point because screenings are different between the two. certain things are permitted in carry on bags allowed into the terminal - while checked bags have to travel seperately in the plane because of other items allowed in them.two arriving flights were stalled on the tarmac for 25 minutes while at least 5 departing flights had to wait two hours. the airport spokesperson

(justine) kron 4's ella sogomonian reports now from alameda high... and tells us - what these parents hope will happen. sot: mel waldorf, father// "great grandparents in russia. up here we have my great great grandparents"this east bay family is proud of their jewish heritage. but their daughter alameda high student natasha waldorf received texts from students one could say were intended to make her feel otherwisenat: "hans, get the gas, i heard you family was one of the furher's biggest failures"she says classmates along with a german exchange student sent these antisemetic texts back in january. sot: natasha waldorf, alameda high student// "not only is going through the situations painful and kind of scary but having to see the perpetrators everyday it's like them knowing they've won." natasha says she had to finish the school year sharing a classroom with the alleged buillies with no obvous sign of punishment.although the alameda unified school superintendent assures proper disciplinary action was taken but legally cannot be discussed- her father a

((grant)) kron 4's ella sogomonian explains.eworks)the city of san jose has cracked down on illegal fireworks this summer. despite warnings many warriors fans let some loose to celebrate the championship win on june 12th.a fine from the city claims amy guzeles is one of them.sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "i don't really follow basketball no. i mean the warriors are great and all and i'm glad they're doing well but i was in my house working. (chuckles)" except she's been fined $500 due in the next two weeks. she says someone reported the claim on the city's illegal fireworks website. sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "my jaw about hit the floor i was so shocked."that when she made a call to the fire department guzeles says she was told there is no need for photo or video evidence to be fined - just two reports from alleged witnesses.sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "you have to pay to prove you're innocent which is just shocking and it's just not right."guzeles says to contest the fees guzeles has to pay up

kron 4's ella sogomonian she spoke to the family tonight who are demanding answers and want to make sure this doesn't happened to anyone else... she's recovering at the hospital tonight with her baby and is grateful it wasn't worse but upset this happened to herself and her two year old named zealyn.the two were enjoying a company picnic with more than 100 people at menlo college yesterday afternoon. when tree branch 3 feet wide crashed onto about 6 people including the mom and daughter. you can see in the video although it's a branch the tree is massive almost like a second tree trunk.at the hospital jasmine found out her baby girl fractured her skull and required eyelid surgery tonight.while the mom suffered a broken toe and scratches all over her body. "all of a sudden we heard this really loud sound. it almost sounded like a house was collapsing. when i looked up i saw a bunch of branches just falling down. and it came down on me and my 2 year old daughter. as soon as that happened i saw her and she was just laying there she was like head down like her head was down and she was facin

kron 4's ella sogomonian is right near the front line... she joins us live with an update. ella? the cause of the fire isn't known yet but the first to spot the flames were army personnel because it erupted on their land the camp parks which now has 200 acres charred. their army crews were the first to respond but the base credits the fast response of 6 other local agencies.a major help were the fire crews battled flames from the ground and in the air take a look at the videowe just got word the fire here at camp parks is contained at 200 acresit took just around 2 hours as six agencies battled the flames and fire fighters give a lot of credit to the air tankers for helping gain control of the blaze considering pretty high wind speeds had potential to make the situation worse and temperatures are hovering just under 90 degrees <: eric moore, alameda county fire division chief// "the concern was that the fire would reach the fire break > wallis ranch residents were evacuated but roads there have now opened back up fortunately no injuries were reported live in dublin ella sogomonia

kron4's ella sogomonian was there...she spoke to members of the congregation...who are on edge. (nats: music)the alameda community united at a vigil at the israel temple friday before shabbat after two windows were smashed by a vandal on wednesday.sot: mel waldorf, israel temple congregation member// "the fact that the windows that were smashed were covered in jewish symbols in a children's classroom where they had drawn stars of david and written in hebrew. there's no question that whatever the intention the individual who did this knew they were attacking a jewish institution."but alameda police at first reported there was not enough evidence to call the vandalism a hate crime.until this announcement at the vigil by the acting police chief.sot: lance leibnitz, acting police chief of alameda// "based on the totality of the circumstances we've had the opportunity to review the video in detail, process some more evidence and we are treating this as a hate crime." the hundreds who gathered at the front steps cheered at the news and listened intently as congregation and local gover

as kron4's ella sogomonian explains...the 19-year-old has put the past behind him...and is now headed to college. playing football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "and unfortunately at his height and weight 6'4" 216 pounds being a football player he hit his head at the bottom of the pool. he fractured his neck." news of the accident spread reaching a former rival high school coach.taken by the story he organized a fundraiser on saturday where jake played at the san ramon valley high football field. sot: bob ladouceur, de la salle high football coach// "i knew of him as i coached against him. i knew what kind of a player he was. he

kron 4's ella sogomonian is also live at civic center park tonight... action is coming from those who live in berkeley? (ella)liveit depends who you ask of course.a few berkeley locals were pleased that opposition to the far right successfully drove out the outnumbered president trump supporters while others feel the whole thing was blown out of proportion. two sides - one park.martin luther king junior civic center park set the stage yet another dramatic meeting between the right and left of the political spectrum on sunday afternoon.now that protestor's signs were taken down -locals are coming out sharing their opinions on how it all played out.amid the shouting of about 4 thousand people who showed up they are happy there was some discourse. sot: "i'm very glad to have seen evidence that some people who disagreed with each other were able to have conversations with each other." although no blood was shed as in previous events held at the park -there was pushing and shoving.sot: "any kind of violence is not okay from where i come from. i think there ar

((pam)) as kron 4's ella sogomonian explains.. now that mother is blaming herself ..(pkg) amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a psychological issue. he wasn't

(justine) tonight kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at alameda high where this happened. ella what are the parents demanding? . (ella) they say the district has not done enough to protect their daughter and send a clear message that this kind of bullying isn't tolerated. sot: mel waldorf, father// "great grandparents in russia. up here we have my great great grandparents"this east bay family is proud of their jewish heritage. but their daughter alameda high student natasha waldorf received texts from students one could say were intended to make her feel otherwisenat: "hans, get the gas, i heard you family was one of the furher's biggest failures"she says classmates along with a german exchange student sent these antisemetic texts back in january. sot: natasha waldorf, alameda high student// "not only is going through the situations painful and kind of scary but having to see the perpetrators everyday it's like them knowing they've won." natasha says she had to finish the school year sharing a classroom with the alleged buillies with no obvous sign of punishment.although th

city officials were unavailable for comment.in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ((grant/ots))new at 11... hayward police are investigating a homicide at a motel 6. police say they discovered the body of a 44 year-old man in a rented room... just after 2:00 this afternoon on industrial parkway southwest. it is unclear how the man died...but his death was ruled a homicide. the victim's name has not been released...and no one has been arrested. ((pam)) novato police just released new video of a 'smash and grab' robbery at a costco. take a look.. you can see the men scooping up jewelry... this comes on the heels of several other stores ripped off, including a store in danville, where thieves struck twice. police are reviewing this videotape surveillance inside and outside of costco .... hoping to identify the suspects. they also say, they are working with detectives from danville and foster city. a costco representative says, they are still reviewing inventory to assess what was taken and the value. novato police say, they are also keeping watch to to see if the thie

kron 4's ella sogomonian has been tracking the fire ... she is live at the scene where the fire erupted ella? that fire was stopped short of brand new homes who's owners are now back inside in time for dinner thanks to the quick work of fire fighters. within minutes gated dublin community wallis ranch was evacuated at 2:30 tuesday afternoon after a nearby fire threatened their brand new homes of less than a week. sot: saumitra chattopadhayoy, evacuee// "when i was walking home i found smoke and i was a little scared and i came out and told my son and wife let's go and then some policeman came and said don't wait just leave."from high above (nats of plane) and on the ground fire crews from six agencies battled the 200 acre fire.it erupted at the camp parks army base where soldiers were training but are all accounted for. nearby quarry lanes school briefly evacuated students into their parking lot on their first day back. sot: angini pangal, quarry lanes student// "we were like that is such a weird day to pick to do a fire drill. so then when

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the san mateo police department. lla, what are police saying about this case tonight? (ella)police say family of the missing mother and son report it's unusual for her to go on for so long without making contact so they are worried for their well being. san mateo mom 26-year-old kellanie scott and her 9 month old son wesley have been missing since tuesday. they were said to have been last seen in as scott picked up her son at an undisclosed daycare in san mateo. sot: andrea matos-shabazz, concerned san mateo resident// "as a mom i feel that there are things that you would do to keep a routine for yourself and your child. and if in fact the family is concerned and if the family hasn't heard from her and if the family feels that her routine has been broken that would cause me great alarm."police say scott's family reported the two missing on friday because they hadn't seen or heard from her. sot: sgt. paul pak, san mateo police department// "it's unusual for both the mom and the baby to not be in contact with the immedi

they may be in a blue toytoa rav license plate ending in 517.in san mateo ella sogomonian kron 4 news.> (justine) a search is underway for 10 u-s navy sailors who are missing after their ship crashed into another ship near singapore. the u-s-s john s. mccain collided with an oil and chemical tanker earlier today. the navy guided-missile destroyer was on a routine port visit when the crash happened. five people were injured in the crash, they are all expected to be okay. senator john mccain tweeted prayers for the sailors and support for the search crews. the vessel is named after his father and grandfather. (jr stone) president donald trump is announcing its new policy on afghanistan tomorrow night. mr. trump is scheduled to address the nation about a "path forward" on the issue from fort myer, virginia. trump tweeted that the decision came after meetings with military leaders at camp david over the weekend. secretary of defense james mattis said president trump needs to - quote - "collect his thoughts on how he's going to explain" the policy. details of what that policy may include w

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at alameda high where the teen will start a new year on monday. ella what do these parents want to happen? (ella) the problem started last year. and her parents tell mehaving their daughter continue to attend the same classes with the alleged bullies is adding anxiety and fear to start the shool year. nat: "hans, get the gas, i heard you family was one of the furher's biggest failures"these are just some of the text messages alameda high student natasha waldorf says she received from classmates including a german exchange student back in january. sot: natasha waldorf, alameda high student// "i said how do you even know i'm jewish and he said well the nose is kind of a dead giveaway. and i thought okay, kind of trying to offend me but then he starts saying hitler should have finished off the job where it starts not just being rude it's genuinely threatening." since then her family has been upset by the school district's handling of what they consider threats made by bullies. they say as far as they've seen no change has been made as their daughter r

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in the newsroom. ella what is the attorney in this case saying?ttorney belivies this was preventable had the ice agent properly stored their firearm the young man would still be here today. bay area artist tony ramos volunteered to paint this anti violence mural on west street in oakland two years ago.when he stopped to snap a picture of his work he was gunned down on that tuesday morning.police arrested marquis holloway.it was found the 27-year-old victim was killed using a handgun stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent.sot: alison cordova, attorney// "we have a system where the government is unfortunately supplying weapons and putting weapons in the hands of criminals because they're failing to safeguard their weapons properly."this wednesday his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit in san francisco federal court against ice holding them accountable for the death. although ice policy requires agents use a lockbox - the 9 mm glock was found unsecured in a rental car by at&t park an area police records show had a high rate of c

live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (vicki) oakland police have identified the victim who was shot wednesday morning in oakland...his name was 42-year-old wali hardy... police say the shooting happened on 14th and linden streets near lowell park and west oakland middle school just after eight in the morning... they found hardy suffering from gunshot wounds... and died at the scene... police have not identified any suspects in this case... ( steve ) a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is facing a new charge tonight in the widespread police sex scandal that rocked several bay area law enforcement agencies. prosecutors filed another felony against ricardo perez... who you see here from a previous court appearance in the case. perez has been ordered to stand trial already on several other charges. he is accused of having sex with jasmine abuslin when she was a minor. abuslin is the woman at the center of the scandal. perez is one of several former officers facing charges. (vicki) san francisco police arrest a man

(pam) (2sh kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at presidio terrace... those who live there are in distress tonight over the purchase of their street..ella? they are in shock that the city had auctioned off this cul de sac street in front of their homes leaving them vulnerable to the whim of the new owners who could now charge for parking if they want -that's one option. for just over 90 thousand dollars a couple tina lam and michael cheng purchased presidio terrace street in an auction. apparently thirty years of unpaid property taxes led up to this eventa blow to the wealthy community here who could clearly afford the $14 annual fee.but homeowners say they were never notified that the city was sending bills to an old address that no longer existed. and without any other notice the street was sold off. residents gathered tonight in private to talk amongst themselves but refused interviews because of a pending lawsuit by their home owner's association against the city and the new street owners.but neighbors who live across the way were also stunned by the

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live now in our newsroom. ella, you spoke with berkeley's mayor today.how is the city preparing? what did he have to say? first it was called off now it's said to be back on there is a lot of confusion revolving around the no marxism in america rally in berkeley - and despite the organizer assuring kron 4 the rally isn't intended to spark fights - the mayor has called on heavy police presence saying better safe than sorry. the city of berkeley gave away 20 thousand posters on saturday that read berkeley stands united against hate. the message was plastered across town in anticipation of possible violence at the martin luther king junior park where a rally titled "no to marxism in america" that was planned for sunday afternoon.a permit was not granted stating the organizer failed to arrange first aid and sanitation. and although the right wing rally was cancelled by one organizer -a second is now urging people to show up. so the city is preparing for the worst calling on help from police agencies across the east bay. sot: jesse arreguin, berkeley mayor//

kron4's ella sogomonian is live tonight in berkeley.. following the latest on the case.. ella? for more than a decade uc berkeley was defended by 59- year-old chief attorney christopher patti. but sunday morning at 8:45 they lost him to a hit and run crash while cycling in guernville off highway 116.general counsel and vice president of legal affairs charles robinson who has known patti for thirty years pushes past the pain to remember the avid cyclist fondly.sot: charlie robinson, uc legal counsel president// "i recall riding with him about 10 years ago up to point reyes and being unable to walk the morning after because he pretty much left me in the dust."they met as budding lawyers and got to work closely again working with the uc system for the past decade. sot: charlie robinson, uc legal counsel president// "a lot of empathy, high integrity somebody who always wanted to do the right thing. and he was someone who when it came time to deliver tough messages people came away feeling heard."he says patti was always the smartest in the room yet most humble.patti is survived by

in santa rosa ella sogomonian kron 4 news.steve) tonight we are learning that the man accused of sexually assualting a woman in el cerrito... has been taken into custody.(steve) police arrested mario hill after he allegeldy attacked the woman near stockton avenue and balra drive. police say the attacked happened in front of a guest house. a good samaritan heard the woman screaming and chased the suspect away. police say he now faces charges of attempt to commit rape. (steve) the woman at the center of the bay area police sex scandal has now sued the contra costa county sheriff's office. jasmin abuslin...who's also been known as "celeste guap"... accuses deputy ricardo perez of having sex with her multiple times starting when she was 17-years-old. abuslin says he also shared lewd photos of her with colleagues at the sheriff's office. she says that she viewed the relationship as an exchange... for protection. abuslin's attorney, john burris says perez's conduct was despicable.

live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. kron 4 news.sogomonian newsroom ella live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (steve) google decided to cancel a planned "town hall meeting" with its employees today. it was supposed to focus on the now viral anti- diversity memo that led to the firing of an engineer. the memo was posted on an internal company board but quickly spread across the internet... with some calling it sexist. according to google... bosses felt that now is not the right time for the conversation. some employees were named personally online and others are worried about asking candid questions given all the publicity right now. the now-fired engineer says he's already filed a labor complaint and is considering legal action against the company. president donald trump doubled down on his w

tonight kron4's ella sogomonian is live on the uc berkeley campus. ella you spoke with his closest colleagues what are they saying? that chris patti was a stellar attorney who was struck while doing what he loved- cycling. and the fatal accident has left them with a void that will be hard to fill. sunday morning the uc berkeley community lost their chief lawyer to a hit and run crash. (courtesy:alain mclaughlin / impact fund))59-year-old christopher patti was cycling in guerneville when witnesses say a distracted driver struck him on the side of highway 116 and took off around 8:45a.m. sot: charlie robinson, uc general counsel and vice president of legal affairs// "i would admit some anger to that. as i said it's all sudden i think people are still trying to process that." general counsel and vice president of legal affairs charles robinson first met patti thirty years ago as budding lawyers and got to work closely with him again with the uc system for the past decade. sot: charlie robinson, uc general counsel and vice president of legal affairs// "th

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at presidio terrace.ella how did this happen?well taking a look around it's pretty apparent a property tax of $14 dollars a year shouldn't be a problem for owners of these million dollar homes but the city says they haven't paid taxes for 3 decades which gave way to the auction. you're looking at the former neighborhood of house minority leader nancy pelosi.she is among the few elite who could call the san francisco cul de sac- presidio terrace -home. but property owners here were slapped with distressing news - they're gated community's street was sold in an auction for just over 90 thousand dollars. neighbors across the way are stunned.lexi saine, neighbor// "if i was one of the neighbors i would be really upset because who knows what the new owners could do with it."presidio terrace residents gathered monday to discuss the news in private refusing interviews because they've filed a lawsuit.their home owner's association is accused of failing to pay property taxes for 3 decades resulting in the auction - but they say off camera

kron4's ella sogomonian visited the apartment complex where he is reportedly living.ot: ella sogomonian, rohnert park// "ronhert park police have posted notices beside apartment doors at the mcdouall complex on college view drive - notfiying them of a new neighbor.33-year-old daniel patrick cilley is a registered sex offender planning to permanently relocate from los angeles to the north bay city.he is staying with family at the mcdouall apartments in the meantime.police are letting neighbors know as directed by megan's law - because they believe him to be a high risk to reoffend.sot: sandra maldonado, neighbor // "definitely uncomfortable because he likes to run outside and the baby he just started walking so he likes to run outside too here in the grass area so it definitely makes me feel way more uncomfortable knowing that he's here and i probably won't leave my door open cause i don't want the kids running outside."rohnert pd report detectives have found social media and other on line posts by cilley with sexually offensive material.police say cilley is not allowe

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in berkeley tonight where many people have gathered for a vigil to rememberger songwriter...el la? tonight friends are remembering the singer songwriter at a vigil on ts

in pleasant hill ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (tiffany) this meeting went into the wee hours of the morning -- and the vote from the contra costa county board that came down just a few hours ago was 4-to-1 that mount diablo unified should remain intact. that reccomendation will be passed on to the state board of education for review. (james) 9-1-1 calls are being answered faster in san francisco... after the city took steps to lower demand on dispatchers. but the 9-1- 1 call centers are still seeing staffing shortages... and dispatchers tell kron-4's gabe slate ... that working conditions need to be improved or the public's safety could be at risk. san francisco's 911 dispatch center is now answering calls closer to the national average which is within 10 seconds 90% of the time. under the orders of mayor ed lee as of august 10th all non emergency calls have been routed to the 311 call center sound from ben sizemore, an seiu local 1021 field representative for 911 dispatchers san francisco:they get about a hundred these calls a d

(lydia) kron 4's ella sogomonian has more. (nats: music)the alameda community united at a vigil at the israel temple friday before shabbat after two windows were smashed by a vandal on wednesday.sot: mel waldorf, israel temple congregation member// "the fact that the windows that were smashed were covered in jewish symbols in a children's classroom where they had drawn stars of david and written in hebrew. there's no question that whatever the intention the individual who did this knew they were attacking a jewish institution."but alameda police at first reported there was not enough evidence to call the vandalism a hate crime.until this announcement at the vigil by the acting police chief.sot: lance leibnitz, acting police chief of alameda// "based on the totality of the circumstances we've had the opportunity to review the video in detail, process some more evidence and we are treating this as a hate crime." the hundreds who gathered at the front steps cheered at the news and listened intently as congregation and local gover

kron4's ella sogomonian has the story.ng football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "and unfortunately at his height and weight 6'4" 216 pounds being a football player he hit his head at the bottom of the pool. he fractured his neck." news of the accident spread reaching a former rival high school coach.taken by the story he organized a fundraiser on saturday where jake played at the san ramon valley high football field. sot: bob ladouceur, de la salle high football coach// "i knew of him as i coached against him. i knew what kind of a player he was. he was one of their b

as kron 4's ella sogomonian explains -- now that mother is blaming herself. amanda sommer has lost weight over the last five months of grief. she blames herself for having called santa clara police in a time of need back in march.sot: amanda sommer, mother// "he was in depression so i think i called the police for help and you know i feel it was my fault because i think i called the wrong person for helping."sommer says her son 24-year-old jesus geney locked himself in his room and refused to come out - possibly suffering from depression. santa clara police came to the home four times saying they reported to calls of a man with a gun who had cut himself.jesus finally crawled out his window and ran into the street on deborah drive shirtless with no shoes. at a nearby intersection police first tased him.then when they say he moved toward them an officer shot and killed him.sot: fulvio cajina, civil rights attorney// "there was absolutely no justification for the use of force. the victim in this case jesus montes was having a psychological issue. he wasn't armed

in dublin ella sogomonian kron 4 news.tiffany) this morning we are hearing from a sacramento area store clerk who survived a traumatic robbery. the incident was all caught on camera. reporter lonnie wong was in natomas and spoke to the clerk. "give everything up bro...who's here, who's here... the clerk at this tobbacco plus store on club centre drive in north natomas wanted to stay anonymous...still shaken at what happened on friday. he thought the worst when the doors were locked.in the end they loaded up with cash, cigarettes and other merchandise.the clerk said he suspected that he was being followed home from work, and brought his camera to work with him that day, turning it on moments before the robbers broke in.it recorded more detail than the store security cameras. jesus moreno works at willie's j's hamburgers next door, which was robbed a month and half ago.natomas is the city's newest neighborhood and had had complaints over the years about poor police and fire protection.while the center has private security pa

(pam) kron4's ella sogomonian is live at richmond police headquarters.. ella - what are they saying about the shooting? police believe this was a

city officials were unavailable for comment.in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news.cki) this story will make you want to think twice - about accepting a slice of birthday cake... a study from the journal of food research looked at the spreading of bacteria after blowing out birthday candles. it found that blowing out candles increased the amount of bacteria on cake by á14- hundred percentá. if parents are concerned about the bacteria... doctors say you can cut a separate piece of cake so your child can blow out the candle on that piece instead. (grant) a police officer in maryland is being praised for not arresting a woman who was caught stealing.(vicki) the officer was called to a grocery store to reports of a woman shoplifting. when he arrived he found a woman stealing diapers because she couldn't afford them for her infant son. that's when the rookie officer decided that instead of arresting the woman... he would buy the diapers for her. this photo of the officer at the cash register was taken by his training officer and posted online. since then... the police dep

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at san ramon valley high school where she met with jake. ella how well is jake doing tonight? (ella)jake is now in a wheelchair but that doesn't stop him.he has been facing this life challenge using the advice he learned on the football field. an end of school celebration last summer left former san ramon valley high senior jake javier paralyzed from the chest down after he dove head first into a pool. his time on the football field has helped him get through a tough year of physical therapy and a new life with a spinal cord injury. sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "starts with hard work that obviously helped me get through football and physical therapy. having a goal gives you something to strive for."as jake works toward independence his former teammates and rivals came together at the san ramon valley high in his name. teams from five area school raised money to help pay for jake's care in his upcoming first two years of college at cal poly san luis obispo.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "he is going to require some personal ca

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the berkeley police department. ella you spoke with those who started the free speech movement. what was their take on what happened today? considering berkeley police made close to a dozen arrests it wasn't all peaceful and law abiding out here today and although there are locals who applaud the opposition to the right others say they were out of line. many berkeley locals were proud of the housands of people countered the no to marxism event held at civic center park saturday.sot: "there were a lot of people that were standing up for peace and kindness which is most important to me."this man says he got caught in the middle anti fascist group antifa spilled paint onto the sot: i sympathize because i think the right didn't show up at all so i think there was aggression that people didn't get to point at that direction so it was kind of any direction."as things heated up people got hands on pushing and shoving.sot: "i question both extremes i think that's a problem."others still question motives of the right wing sup