kron4's ella sogomonian has more. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "that pursuit ended in this front driveway of a quiet antioch neighborhood but the truck has finally been taken away as the glass remains on the floor as a reminder of the whole day's ordeal."(nats: shots fired) oakland police were led on a chase nearly thirty miles away to this antioch neighborhood sunday afternoon around 2:30. sot: manuel ramirez, witness// "i wake up from my sleep and here the police yell get out the car, get out the car."it started when this man allegedly stole the dark green escalade he parked in the driveway of a home as the neighborhood watched the scene unfold.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "despite this dramatic scene in the front driveway neighbors say they had no idea the suspect was part of a pursuit until police finally showed up and shot out the windows of this truck.sot: tia silva, witness// "i didn't know he was part of a pursuit because he didn't come off like he was running with anyone. cus he locked e

in sausalito ella sogomonian kron4 news." kron4 news." (pam) (pam) now to a story now to a story you will only see on kron 4... an on-going problem that is threatening the safety of one san jose neighbhorhood... homeless encampments continue to grow. the fear.... fires are being set.. as people try to stay warm... but that is threatening homes. we spoke to the same family back in november, after they were the victim of a massive fire that stemmed from this exact situation... kron 4's ali reid explains how their neighbhors believe ... any of them may be next. this has been an ongoing issue for years.no one seems to know who's responsible for conducting homeless sweeps .... but it's really starting to affect families living here. pkgsetting fires on this property has become the norm. this is ridiculous. it's not safe for them or for ussince the jungle closed down, the homeless have been finding shelter wherever they can. some of them have flocked to this property near herald avenue. back in november, a huge fire took down the singh's backya

kron 4's ella sogomonian has more on what happened. sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "that pursuit ended in this front driveway of a quiet antioch neighborhood but the truck has finally been taken away as the glass remains on the floor as a reminder of the whole day's ordeal."(nats: shots fired) oakland police were led on a chase nearly thirty miles away to this antioch neighborhood sunday afternoon around 2:30. sot: manuel ramirez, witness// "i wake up from my sleep and here the police yell get out the car, get out the car."it started when this man allegedly stole the dark green escalade he parked in the driveway of a home as the neighborhood watched the scene unfold.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "despite this dramatic scene in the front driveway neighbors say they had no idea the suspect was part of a pursuit until police finally showed up and shot out the windows of this truck.sot: tia silva, witness// "i didn't know he was part of a pursuit because he didn't come off like he was running with anyone. cus he locked e

in our top story at ten:kron 4's ella sogomonian was at the fundriaser and has more on how it went. it went well there was a huge turn out the auditorium inside was packed with a lot of support and love tonight east bay teen ryan joseph was air lifted to craig hospital in colorado for help with his wrestling injury.his family says he's gone from completely paralyzed from the neck down to being able to move his arms, he's breathing on his own twice for two hours each per day, and is finally able to talk again.sot: sherry johnson, ryan's grandmother// "so now he's telling bad jokes to his family so his sister has had enough bad jokes but she's putting up with it."in the meantime hes getting help with the growing cost of medical expenses and adjustments ryan will need for his new life in a wheelchair. so a benefit dinner was hosted at his school college park high monday night.sot: ella sogomonian, pleasant hill// "and so people can actually see where their money is going toward an example of the van the fundraiser is going to get for the family is standing right outside some of the fea

kron 4's ella sogomonian reports... employee and where he first learned to code. pkg (nats: typing) it's another day of computer coding in silicon valley......the lifeblood of the tech industry has in turn given a second chance at life for aly tamboura.sot: aly tamboura, code. 7370 graduate// "i definitely think that coding opened all these doors to opportunity. i think without coding those opportunities wouldn't be here."tamboura didn't learn the skill in college...but instead in prison.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "it was here at san quentin prison where some may believe it to be the end of the road that for tamboura was the beginning of his journey just beyond these prison walls."(nats: typing) san quentin is the first in the state to host a program called code .7370 in partnership with non profit 'the last mile' and the california prison industry authority.an instructor along with silicon valley mentors teach coding to qualified inmates. sot: jon gripshover, code. 7370 instructor// "they are not their cri

tamboura didn't learn the skill in college...but instead in prison.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian here at san quentin prison where some may believe it to be the end of the road that for tamboura was the beginning of his journey just beyond these prison walls."(nats: typing) san quentin is the first in the state to host a program called code .7370 in partnership with non profit 'the last mile' and the california prison industry authority.an instructor along with silicon valley mentors teach coding to qualified inmates. sot: jon gripshover, code. 7370 instructor// "they are not their crime. they are individuals that have worked really hard to get to where they are they're invested in their own success and their future. and feel that at one point they took away from their community and it's time to give back."it was here tamboura learned to code with three years left in his 14 - year sentence for assault. ...it's also where he first met mark zuckerberg during a tour...little did he know he would one day work for the facebook ceo.tamboura now writes code at the chan zucerkberg initiat

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live on the campus tonight with their message. ella... (ella)live two benches and a tranquil fountain were constructed as a memorial at the very site brock turner raped the young woman...but one thing remains missing and that's a quote from the victim's letter that went viral.vo a frustrated group of stanford students gathered in front of this memorial today demanding the university live up to it's promise to place a plaque with a quote of emily doe's choosing. the university denied her selections saying they were a trigger and did not fall in line with the calming environment that's replaced the crime scene. students say it's not up to the university. sot: michelle pham, stanford cofounder// "we are demanding that stanford rescind it's proposed immediately issue a public and also install the plaque proposed quotes they should have sot: beck smith, stanford sophomore// "i mean it's her words, it happened to her. she's the one who should decide ultimately everything." ((cont vo)) so the space for the debated plaque remains empty. stanford

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at college park high school where a benefit dinner just wrapped up. hat are they collecting money for? money raised from this particular fund raiser is all going toward this - a van specifically adjusted to accomodate ryan's new life in a wheelchair. his family tells me ryan was air lifted to craig hospital in colorado but he is making strides in his recovery .but he will need a van to help him get around now. so this fund raiser tonight is calling on the community to help collect money to buy him one. a rep with car company mobility works tells me it can costs up to $60,000 to fix up a van for someone in a wheelchair. hundreds of people have come out to help do that in this dinner tonight. in the meantime his grandmother shares a bit of his progress. day. tomorrow he will work on two hours of breathing on his own. during that time he has to talk which is easy for ryan to do. so now he's telling bad jokes to his family so his sister has had enough bad jokes but she's putting up with it."((cont vo)) the van ryan will need automatically lowers to make he

live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kro n4 news. (justine) coming up in about 15 minutes ... we take a look at a star-studded benefit concert that took place over the weekend for victims of the thomas fire in ventura county. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. . (mabrisa rodriguez) synoptically the ridge of high pressure overhead will remain the dominate feature through the end of next week with just minor variations day-to-day. at the same time surface pressure gradients will generally favor offshore flow leading to the heat making it down to local beaches. highs will continue to be in the 60s and 70s with lows in the 40s to the lower 50s for most spots. only real weather concern is for offshore winds especially for higher elevation spots. local gusts of 30 to 40 mph may combine with minimum humidity readings of 30 percent or less. this will lead to elevated fire weather concerns. still no clear indication of when we can expect to see the pattern substantially changing. long range cfs and ecmwf continue to highli

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco with details on this widespread problem of human traffickcing. ella. live anti-human trafficking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parolors in san francisco and san jose.the same report shares the department of public health in san francisco is actively doing something about it.vo in the last three years the report shows the city shut down 400 of those parlors.they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning signs they look for are extremely low prices compared to the average in the area, late night hours, clientele based mostly on men, covered windows, and an appearance that the employees are either living at the parlor or are being brought to work in groups. i met with a woman who is part of a human trafficking task force with the city of san francisco who says they are doing all they can to combat the problem but that fear of deportation gets in the way. ((take vo))vopolaris reports even though this is a billion dollar industry law

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the east bay community law center where she met with his immigration attorney. ella ? live luis mora is living up to the promise he made to help free sothers in jail when we greeted him at the oakland international airport when he arrived after his release. vo he was detained in san diego county around new year's eve by ice agents when he crossed a border patrol checkpoint and they learned he was undocumented. the cal student was sent to jail for three weeks which his attorney said was unsual for someone without a criminal record. it was there he met detainees like himself and was inspired to give back from the 15 thousand dollars that was raised online for his own bond that was only 15 hundred dollars to free others. sot: prerna lal, immigration attorney// "and he felt like he was incredibly lucky and priveleged to have had legal and community support and people to post bond and he felt really, really bad that other people who were locked up whom he felt deserved to be in this country more than him who were basically locked up because tehy couldn't pa

live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kro n4 news. (jr stone) a student at de anza college in cupertino was the victim of a what authorities are calling a hate crime.(justine) as kron 4's ali reid reports... authorities are looking for a white man in his late 30's or early 40's. about 5 foot 11, 200 pounds with silver hair. deejea smith tells me he no longer feels safe attending classes at deanza college.i don't go to a class without an escort. i don't go to or from my car without an escortwhile walking up the stairs at the flint parking structure on january 24th, dj says this man seen here in a sketch . walked past him, shouted an anti-gay slur then punched him in the face.deejea smiththe second he saw me he screamed fáááát and punched me straight in the face and then i was knocked out.d-j was treated for a concussion and head injury. he says the friday before, he was knocked out from behind. the person in that incident also screamed the same derogatory term. but because d-j is partially deaf, he couldn't tell if it was the same indi

kron 4's ella sogomonian shows us the sights and sounds from the parade.ng fireworks kicked off the chinese new year parade at market and second street saturday night.the annual tradition has been hosted in san francisco for several decades.sot: very proud of the chinese culture in the united states and the population here is getting bigger and bigger." the city is home to one of the largest chinese populations in america. the first settlers emigrated in the mid-1800's to the bay area where they took part in the gold rush and built the transamerican railroad.the colorful pageantry is a way to pay respect to their heritage and showcase their culture to those new to the traditions. sot: i mean i love it i love all different cultures and i love to see so much diversity and it being celebrated."sot: where did you move from? san diego,. what is your impression of your first chinese new year in san francisco? it's been super fun i love all the culture and the parades its been super fun" music, martial arts, traditional attire and dragons passed by in the grand d

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the east bay community law center where she met with his immigration attorney. luis mora was so disturbed by his own experience in jail that he wanted to do whatever he could to help other undocumented people get out. undocumented cal student luis mora was arrested at a border patrol checkpoint in san diego county back in december.he was released after spending three weeks held at otay mesa detention center.his attorney said that was unusual for someone without a criminal history.an online campaign raised 15 thousand dollars for bail.his bond only cost 1500. so he helped free three other detainees with the rest of the money.sot: prerna lal, immigration attorney// "we worked with an attorney down in san deigo who had assisted briefly with luis's case to identify clients she had who she had won bond for but who had not been able to pay bond for their release. some had been detained for a year others for almost two years." their last names were released for privacy concerns but his attorney says they were a man named juan from mexico, a grandmother name v

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in san francisco with how to spot these trouble locations and more on what's being done about them. a member of san francisco's human trafficking task force says the city is doing all it can to combat the problem but that fear of being deported gets in the way of help for these victims. anti-human trafficking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parlors in both san francisco and san jose each.a task force with the city of san francisco is actively combatting the problem - but with a major hurdle.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "many will not come forward becasue it's the only income they have and also for fear of being deported in a way that criminalizes them."in the last three years the report shows san francisco shut down 400 of the parlors. they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning signs are extremely low prices compared to the average in the area, late night hours, clientele based mostly on men, covered windows, and an appeara

oakland mayor libby schaaf warned east bay community's about the ice raids.kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in napa at the century theaters where more agents were seen earlier today.ella you met with the family of one of the men arrested? (ella)yes he was arrested before their eyes on their front lawn on this sunday morning while doing chores.his family believes he was then brought here to the century theaters parking lot continuing the public display as an intimidation 14 year old isabella salgado shivers anxiously as she awaits the call of her father who was arrested by immigration and customs enforcement agents. she says about 6 of of their cars pulled up to her napa home at 9:40 sunday morning as he was doing yardwork.sot: isabella salgado, daughter// "i figured i should say bye at least while they were arresting him because i figured it's better to say bye in person that not to say bye at all."..but she didn't get to say bye. instead isabella says an ice agent told her to wait in a car from where she watched her father walk away in handcuffs.sot: helena ponce, wife// "and he he wa

kron's ella sogomonian is live on the campus tonight with their message. ella... (ella)this is the memorial for brock turner's victim that was built last year at the site where she was raped. students gathered tonight saying it is incomplete...that the univeristy went back on it's promsie to emily doe that they would place a plaque with a quote from her letter that went viral shortly after she learned the gorey details of her assault.the university had denied her selections saying they didn't fall in line with the serene memorial meant for healing and that the quote would instead trigger terrible memories for those who sit here.but students here today say it's not up to the university to decide and they want a public apology.here's the co founder of the stanford association for sexual assault prevention who put on the event.

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the albany police department with details. ella? two neighbors there tell me they're worried the home may have been targeted because of a high profile sale that revealed it to be one of the most expensive in albany while others can't believe that a pair of young criminals would go to such lengths and call this just another random crime of opportunity. berkeley sees a high rate of laptops stolen but the problem leaked into neighboring albany where a woman sitting on her front porch had her macbook stolen at gunpoint thursday afternoon around 2:45.next door neighbors on sonoma and ventura avenues are stunned at by the brazen act. sot: julia lee, neighbor// "i was very surprised it's a very quiet street. i would think they were probably young people looking for fast cash."minding her own business police say the woman looked up to see a man with a gun pointed at her while a second grabbed her laptop...before both got in a car and fled......leaving neighbors fearful that no place is safe to have electronics out.sot: anne march, berkeley

((steve/dbl bx))kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in broadmoor tonight where a vigil was held for the ictims... ella? flowers and candles were left at the scene where vanessa guillory and michael garcia- salem were gunned down last night around 9.police say they were killed after an argument. a third man they were with was also shot but will live. garcia-salem went to westmoor high school.his former soccer coach paid respect at the vigil saying he's been to far too many of these tragic gatherings where young lives are taken.police believe this was targeted but one stray bullet struck an apartment window just missing at least five people were inside at the time.family tell me one of them were standing at that very window holding a baby. sot: victor emmanuel, heard gunshots// "we were just inside the house and all of a sudden we heard some gunshots and right when we looked out we just heard screaming and then the police came. it happened pretty quickly i guess, but we did hear a lot of gunshots."vo neighbors tell me that corner on hillside and villa gets too rowdy too often. there were w

(grant)kron 4's ella sogomonian met with an immigration atrnnd is live in the newsroom for us. ella what did he say about these raids? he says this wave of ice raids were expected because of rumors for weeks now that ice would be targeting sanctuary cities. immigration and customs enforcement agents have been active in the bay area all weekend arresting more than 150 undocumented immigrants their representatives say have a criminal history.people were detained in baypoint, san francisco, and napa.attorney coordinator hamid panah with the rapid response network believes agents are using intimidation tactics in the recent wave of raids.sot: hamid yazdan panah, immigration attorney// "approaching individuals within the community that seems to be a racial profiling basis and that's cause for concern in terms of due process rights and constitutional issues. and apart from that there've been reports of ice's loitering in certain places and issuing a campaign of intimidation."the same claim made by helena ponce in a previous interview sunday after her husband was arrested on their fron

live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron4 news.(justine) we learned new details about the funeral for reverend billy graham. he will be graham.reverend billy kron4 news. (justine) we learned new details about the funeral for reverend billy graham. he will be buried in a prison-made plywood coffin next to his wife, ruth, who died in 2007. today the procession carrying his body arrived at the library bearing his name in charlotte. graham's body will lie in repose on monday and tuesday. he will also line-in-honor next wednesday and thursday at the u-s capitol rotunda in washington. then a private funeral will take place on friday at his library. graham - who was often called "america's pastor" - passed away on wednesday at the age of 99. (jrstone) coming up... the national rifle association is feeling the pressure following the parkland shooting that killed 17 people... what companies are now cutting ties with the nra. (justine) then... the couple who allegedly shackled and tortured their their teen children are back in court... what

(steve)kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at college park high school at a benefit dinner for ryan joseph.ella money raised from this particular fund raiser is all going toward this - a van specifically adjusted to accomodate ryan's new life in a wheelchair. his family tells me ryan was air lifted to craig hospital in colorado and that he has gone from completely paralyzed from the neck down to being able to move his arms, he's breathing on his own twice for two hours each per day, and is finally able to talk again.but he will need a van to help him get around now. so this fund raiser tonight is calling on the community to help collect money to buy him one. a rep with car company mobility works tells me it can costs up to $60,000 to fix up a van for someone in a wheelchair. hundreds of people have come out to help do that in this dinner tonight. ryan's grandma sherry says she is in awe of the support. sot: sherry johnson, ryan's grandmother// "the community has just gone above and beyond they steppd in right away. they immediately gathered support. and the go fund me page has people from

(justine) kron4's ella sogomonian walked along the route today.. and is live now in chinatown, where the celebrations continue! this is an annual tradition that means a lot to the chinese community it's a way to not only ring in their new year but pay respect to their heritage and introduce their culture to spectators new to the sights and sounds.(natvo fire crackers ) firecrackers popped off at 5:15 tonight to mark the start of the parade. it's an event that's been hosted here for several decades.beautiful artwork like the chinese dragons carried by a team of people were on display as well as various martial arts and traditional attire. san francisco is home to one of the largest chinese populations across america. their history here dates back to the mid-1800's so this is a way to pride in their welcoming the grand sot: chinese resident// i'm sot: chinese spectacle.the grand newcomers to welcoming culture while pride in their showcase a way to 1800's so this is back to the mid-1800's so this is a way to showcase pride in their culture while welco

(catherine) that's where we find kron 4's ella sogomonian - live at the albany police department.ella what are police telling you? even the police here find this unusual. the home where this happened is nestled in the hills of a fairly quiet neighborhood. a sergeant says he's heard of laptops stolen at east bay cafes but never off someone's front porch. (nats) homeowners on this albany block of sonoma avenue say they chose to live here because it is safe. but thursday afternoon at 2:45 a woman minding her own business on her front porch looked up to see a man pointing a gun at her while a second grabbed her laptop.sot: julia lee, neighbor// "i was very surprised it's a very quiet street."neighboring berkeley and oakland have seen an uptick in electronic thefts outside cafes but albany police were surprised this sort of crime has been taken to a homefront in their quiet town.sot: anne march, berkeley resident// "it's shocking this isn't the type of neighborhood people thought they were moving into and people have lived here a long time and it is certainly not the neighborhood that they

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the embarcadero bart station in san francisco. a what do bart riders think of the idea? live everyone i spoke with out here is a fan of the idea they say anything bart can do to make the experience here better is welcome.vo so sometime by the end of this month bart commuters can look forward to more creative do's and dont's.in the video you can see a generic list on a plaque in the station that bart is trying to move away from and instead put up eye catching posters they hope most people will be drawn to. they brought in california collge of the arts graphic design students to spearhead the project and come up with the designs that remind people basic things like keep seats open for people not your bags, give up a seat for a pregnant woman, and bart elevators are not your bathroom. bart board director bevan defty tells me although it may be common sense it still happens. commuters say they find that reality sad but like the new idea. sot: bart commuter// "i think it will draw more attention to it becasue it's more creative. it's co

in sausalito ella sogomonian kron4 news." (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... for kids with peanut allergies. we'll explain how a bay area company is behind the treatment. (ácommercialá) (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (robin) for your health this morning ... there may be new hope for the millions of children with peanut allergies.... a locally based company has come up with a potential new treatment.. the company "aimmune therapeutics" is in brisbane and doctors there have been testing daily doses of peanut flour - contained in a capsule and sprinkled on food. 500 children in the study got daily doses that gradually increased over 6 months. at the end of the study ... 67 percent of the kids were able to tolerate roughly two peanuts. the treatment is not cheap however ... the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars. then $300 to $400 a month after that. (robin) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 m

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in broadmoor tonight where a vigil was held by loved a vigil was held by loved ones... ella? those close to the victims say there was a fight that led up to the shooting and admit it may have stemmed from some previous argument but say no one deserves an end like this that now has a family looking for justice. the parents of 22-year-old michael garcia-salem wept at a candle light vigil where he and 21-year-old vanessa guillory and were gunned down sunday night around 9. a third man who was with them was also shot but will live.flowers and candles were left at the scene in front of the hillside market in broadmoor near daly city by the victims' loved ones.sot: justin quirat, mikey's friend// "i just don't wish anyone to feel like this, because it's a loved one honestly. it's a loved one."' police say the deadly shooting happened after a fight broke out between the victims and a group they may have known. chief arthur stellini says although there have been attempts deadly shootings are unusual.sot: chief arthur stellini, broadmoor police deparment// "if y

live at stanford university ella sogomonian kron4 news. kron4 news.sogomonian university ella stanford university ella sogomonian kron4 news. kron4 news. (pam) we are learning more about two men in the south bay ... twins, who are both accused of possessing child pornography. on tuesday, officers arrested clinton pappadakis ... a track coach at oak grove high school. (steve) just last week... his twin brother clifford pappadakis was arrested on suspicious of annoying and molesting a child and possessing child pornography. clifford pappadakis worked as a gym teacher and track coach at willow glen middle school.kron 4's hermela aregwai has more on how the san jose neighborhood is reacting tonight. two communities stunned.greg gundy/clinton pappadakis' nieghbor:it's just terrible. if you are going to be a coach, and working with kids. you've gotta be a role model clinton pappadakis was arrested this week for posession of child pornography charges..an investigation that started in september after police received a tip about suspicion online act

kron 4's ella sogomonian shows us the sights and sounds from the parade.ire crackers ) crackling fireworks kicked off the chinese new year parade at market and second street saturday night.the annual tradition has been hosted in san francisco for several decades.sot: very proud of the chinese culture in the united states and the population here is getting bigger and bigger." the city is home to one of the largest chinese populations in america. the first settlers emigrated in the mid-1800's to the bay area where they took part in the gold rush and built the transamerican railroad.the colorful pageantry is a way to pay respect to their heritage and showcase their culture to those new to the traditions. sot: i mean i love it i love all different cultures and i love to see so much diversity and it being celebrated."sot: where did you move from? san diego,. what is your impression of your first chinese new year in san francisco? it's been super fun i love all the culture and the parades its been super fun" music, martial arts, traditional attire and dragons pa

tamboura didn't learn the skill in college...but instead in prison.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonianbe the end of the road that for tamboura was the beginning of his journey just beyond these prison walls."(nats: typing) san quentin is the first in the state to host a program called code .7370 in partnership with non profit 'the last mile' and the california prison industry authority.an instructor along with silicon valley mentors teach coding to qualified inmates. sot: jon gripshover, code. 7370 instructor// "they are not their crime. they are individuals that have worked really hard to get to where they are they're invested in their own success and their future. and feel that at one point they took away from their community and it's time to give back."it was here tamboura learned to code with three years left in his 14 - year sentence for assault. ...it's also where he first met mark zuckerberg during a tour...little did he know he would one day work for the facebook ceo.tamboura now writes code at the chan zucerkberg initiative that advocates for criminal justice reform.sot: aly t

kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on an unlikely tech employee who learned this trick of the trade inil. pkg (nats: typing) it's another day of computer coding in silicon valley......the lifeblood of the tech industry has in turn given a second chance at life for aly tamboura.sot: aly tamboura, code. 7370 graduate// "i definitely think that coding opened all these doors to opportunity. i think without coding those opportunities wouldn't be here."tamboura didn't learn the skill in college...but instead in prison.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "it was here at san quentin prison where some may believe it to be the end of the road that for tamboura was the beginning of his journey just beyond these prison walls."(nats: typing) san quentin is the first in the state to host a program called code .7370 in partnership with non profit 'the last mile' and the california prison industry authority.an instructor along with silicon valley mentors teach coding to qualified inmates. sot: jon gripshover, code. 7370 instructor// "they are not their crime. they are individuals that have worked

kron 4's ella sogomonian has the story.is albany block of sonoma avenue say they chose to live here because it is safe. but thursday afternoon at 2:45 a woman minding her own business on her front porch looked up to see a man pointing a gun at her while a second grabbed her laptop.sot: julia lee, neighbor// "i was very surprised it's a very quiet street."neighboring berkeley and oakland have seen an uptick in electronic thefts outside cafes but albany police were surprised this sort of crime has been taken to a homefront in their quiet town.sot: anne march, berkeley resident// "it's shocking this isn't the type of neighborhood people thought they were moving into and people have lived here a long time and it is certainly not the neighborhood that they knew so i think that's really sad." police say a witness told them the two black men around 19 years old and 6 feet tall drove off north on ordway street in a green chevy sedan. ( marty ) this week ice agents raided nearly 80 businesses across northern california. immigrant ri

(vikki) kron 4's ella sogomonian goes in depth with one áprison inmateá who made the most of his secondce. pkg (nats: typing) it's another day of computer coding in silicon valley......the lifeblood of the tech industry has in turn given a second chance at life for aly tamboura.sot: aly tamboura, code. 7370 graduate// "i definitely think that coding opened all these doors to opportunity. i think without coding those opportunities wouldn't be here."tamboura didn't learn the skill in college...but instead in prison.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "it was here at san quentin prison where some may believe it to be the end of the road that for tamboura was the beginning of his journey just beyond these prison walls."(nats: typing) san quentin is the first in the state to host a program called code .7370 in partnership with non profit 'the last mile' and the california prison industry authority.an instructor along with silicon valley mentors teach coding to qualified inmates. sot: jon gripshover, code. 7370 instructor// "they are not their crime. they are individuals that have worked

kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on an unlikely tech employee who learned this trick of the trade inher day of computer coding in silicon valley......the lifeblood of the tech industry has in turn given a second chance at life for aly tamboura.sot: aly tamboura, code. 7370 graduate// "i definitely think that coding opened all these doors to opportunity. i think without coding those opportunities wouldn't be here."tamboura didn't learn the skill in college...but instead in prison.sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "it was here at san quentin prison where some may believe it to be the end of the road that for tamboura was the beginning of his journey just beyond these prison walls."(nats: typing) san quentin is the first in the state to host a program called code .7370 in partnership with non profit 'the last mile' and the california prison industry authority.an instructor along with silicon valley mentors teach coding to qualified inmates. sot: jon gripshover, code. 7370 instructor// "they are not their crime. they are individuals that have worked really hard to get to where they

kron 4's ella sogomonian met with his immigration attorney and has more. undocumented cal student luis mora was arrested at a border patrol checkpoint in san diego county back in december.he was released after spending three weeks held at otay mesa detention center.his attorney said that was unusual for someone without a criminal history.an online campaign raised 15 thousand dollars for bail.his bond only cost 1500. so he helped free three other detainees with the rest of the money.sot: prerna lal, immigration attorney// "we worked with an attorney down in san deigo who had assisted briefly with luis's case to identify clients she had who she had won bond for but who had not been able to pay bond for their release. some had been detained for a year others for almost two years." their last names were released for privacy concerns but his attorney says they were a man named juan from mexico, a grandmother name virginie from haiti, and another man named frankling from honduras.... all of which are strangers to mora.sot: prerna lal, immigration attorney// "peo

kron 4's ella sogomonian says the report points out that some of the biggest problems are in san francisco and san jose. anti-human trafficking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parlors in both san francisco and san jose each.a task force with the city of san francisco is actively combatting the problem - but with a major hurdle.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "many will not come forward becasue it's the only income they have and also for fear of being deported in a way that criminalizes them."in the last three years the report shows san francisco shut down 400 of the parlors. they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning signs are extremely low prices compared to the average in the area, late night hours, clientele based mostly on men, covered windows, and an appearance that the employees are either living at the parlor or are being brought to work in groups. traffickers also take to the internet using sites like wechat and kakaotalk to recruit victims.sot: vanessa r

(jrstone)kron4's ella sogomonian is live in front of the driveway where the suspect was finally arrested(ella)it happened this afternoon when most people were at home.they came out to a dozen chp and cop cars in front of this home then heard the suspect scream as a police dog took him down. (ella) (j.r.) for the second time this month 49ers linebacker reuben foster has been arrested in los gatos. this time on domestic violence charges, possessing an assault weapon, and making threats. the 2017 first round draft pick was being held on a 75-thousand dollar bail this afternoon. that money appears to have been posted tonight as well. the circumstances here are unclear but this is certainly not foster's first run in with the law. he was arrested on january 13th on marijuana charges in alabama. he also had a past run in with a hotel worker in indianapolis during an nfl draft evaluation. the 49ers released a statement sunday saying."the san francisco 49ers organization is aware of the report regarding reuben foster. we take matters of this nature seriously and are gathering all pertinent inform

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in napa where she met with the family of one of those detained this lla, why was this man arrested by ice? (ella) a napa family anxiously awaits the phone call of a husband and father.he was detained by immigration and customs enforcement agents at 9:40 sunday morning in front of their home as he was doing yardwork. sot: helena ponce, wife// "so i asked him well what did they say to you? and he said they just asked if i was armando and he said the only thing i said to them was what? and then they just handcuffed me and put me in the car. they checked his wallet obviously he had his id. and they arrested him." without a word to his daughter he was taken away after she says she was told by an ice agent to stay in a car.

(james) kron 4's ella sogomonian says the report points out that some of the biggest problems are inking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parlors in both san francisco and san jose each.a task force with the city of san francisco is actively combatting the problem - but with a major hurdle.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "many will not come forward becasue it's the only income they have and also for fear of being deported in a way that criminalizes them."in the last three years the report shows san francisco shut down 400 of the parlors. they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning signs are extremely low prices compared to the average in the area, late night hours, clientele based mostly on men, covered windows, and an appearance that the employees are either living at the parlor or are being brought to work in groups. traffickers also take to the internet using sites like wechat and kakaotalk to recruit victims.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "to re

(catherine) that's where we find kron 4's ella sogomonian - live at the albany police department.ellang you? even the police here find this unusual. the home where this happened is nestled in the hills of a fairly quiet neighborhood. a sergeant says he's heard of laptops stolen at east bay cafes but never off someone's front porch. (nats) homeowners on this albany block of sonoma avenue say they chose to live here because it is safe.

investigators are pointing to sparking pg&e power poles and strong wind.kron4 's ella sogomonian is livewith the larger north bay fires the cause revealed tonight is specific to a half a dozen that erupted within santa rosa city limits well before. five of the six fires investigated in this report ignited around 8pm on october 8th before the larger tubbs, nunns, or atlas fires so those are still under investigation. the fires in this report burned 10-12 acres and destroyed at least four homes a commercial ilding and an out building and playground at montessori school at three differeent locations: sullivan way, brush creek road, and guerneville road. firefighters who

kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in napa where she met with the family of one of those detained this morning. ella, why was this man arrested by ice? (ella) a napa family anxiously awaits the phone call of a husband and father.he was detained by immigration and customs enforcement agents at 9:40 sunday morning in front of their home as he was doing yardwork. sot: helena ponce, wife// "so i asked him well what did they say to you? and he said they just asked if i was armando and he said the only thing i said to them was what? and then they just handcuffed me and put me in the car. they checked his wallet obviously he had his id. and they arrested him." without a word to his daughter he was taken away after she says she was told by an ice agent to stay in a car. sot: isabella salgado, daughter// "and then i just kind of waited there and saw him walk by while they had him cuffed. ella: you didn;t get to say bye to your dad? sot: isabella salgado, daughter// "no. i talked to him maybe like an hour later. and he calleda and i said bye through the phone but it still isn't the same as saying

kron 4's ella sogomonian spoke with an immigration attorney .. she is here in the studio with more. ella how long can we expect these raids to go on? this isn't the end of it ice this isn't the end of it ice reports there are nearly 900 more people in the bay area lone they are going after two of which are believed to be living in oakland. immigration and customs enforcement agents are targeting the bay area's undocumented immigrants their representatives say have a criminal history.more than 150 people were arrested throughout northern california including baypoint, san francisco, and napa.attorney coordinator hamid panah with the rapid response network believes agents are using intimidation tactics in the recent wave of raids.sot: hamid yazdan panah, immigration attorney// "there were rumors of ice targeting sanctuary cities for weeks now so i don't think it's sudden but it's concerning the manner in which they are being conducted in the racial profiling in our communities also the militarized tactics ice has been using."in a previous interview sunday helena ponce said her husband

kron 4's ella sogomonian explains. transformed the site where a young woman was sexually assaulted by former student brock turner into a sanctuary-like space.but friday outraged students gathered saying the university fell short of their promise to the victim known as emily doe that a plaque would be place here with a quote of her choosing.sot: beck smith, stanford sophomore// "i mean it's her words, it happened to her. shes the one who should decide ultimately everything." the university denied her selections saying they were a trigger and did not fall in line with the calming environment that's replaced the crime scene. one of those suggestions by the university is as follows in emily doe's own words quote "on nights you feel alone i am with you. when people doubt you or dismiss you i am with you. i fought every day for you. so never stop fighting i believe in you."emily reportedly did not want that and gave up the fight which the students have now picked up.sot: michelle pham, stanford asap cofounder// "we are deman

they held a fundraiser last night -- kron 4's ella sogomonian was there.. was air lifted to craig hospital in colorado for help with his wrestling injury.his family says he's gone from completely paralyzed from the neck down to being able to move his arms, he's breathing on his own twice for two hours each per day, and is finally able to talk again.sot: sherry johnson, ryan's grandmother// "so now he's telling bad jokes to his family so his sister has had enough bad jokes but she's putting up with it."in the meantime hes getting help with the growing cost of medical expenses and adjustments ryan will need for his new life in a wheelchair. so a benefit dinner was hosted at his school college park high monday night.sot: ella sogomonian, pleasant hill// "and so people can actually see where their money is going toward an example of the van the fundraiser is going to get for the family is standing right outside some of the features are that the ramp automatically retracts and there is so much space in the back in order to accomodate a person in a wheelchair and

shooting who got awaybut the chief tells me there is no threat to the public.live in broadmoor ella sogomonian kron 4 news. kron 4 news. (grant) and we first told you about the victims identities through our mobile app... we send a push alert at about 6:30 tonight... you can be the first to know about breaking news when it happens.. by turning on push alerts. <>(vicki) happening now... wild and crazy weather hitting the bay area today... this is how it looked in newark, livermore and walnut creek.(grant) hail...coming down in parts of the east bay... looking all lot like snow... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has been tracking this wild winter weather all day... lawrence how long is this going to last? lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low pressure center passin

(james) kron 4's ella sogomonian says the report points out that some of the biggest problems are in jose. anti-human trafficking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parlors in both san francisco and san jose each.a task force with the city of san francisco is actively combatting the problem - but with a major hurdle.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "many will not come forward becasue it's the only income they have and also for fear of being deported in a way that criminalizes them."in the last three years the report shows san francisco shut down 400 of the parlors. they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning signs are extremely low prices compared to the average in the area, late night hours, clientele based mostly on men, covered windows, and an appearance that the employees are either living at the parlor or are being brought to work in groups. traffickers also take to the internet using sites like wechat and kakaotalk to recruit victims.sot: vanessa russell,

kron 4's ella sogomonian has the latest on the weekend raids. 14 year old isabella salgado shivers anxiouslypulled up to her napa home at 9:40 sunday morning as he was doing yardwork.sot: isabella salgado, daughter// "i figured i should say bye at least while they were arresting him because i figured it's better to say bye in person that not to say bye at all."..but she didn't get to say bye. instead isabella says an ice agent told her to wait in a car from where she watched her father walk away in handcuffs.sot: helena ponce, wife// "and he he was like they just asked if i was armando and he said the only thing i said to them was what? and then they just handcuffed me and put me in the car."the ice agents were then spotted by food truck employees in the parking lot of the century theaters where the family says armando was kept in a car for about a half hour in what they believe was a move to make their presence known.sot: helena ponce, wife// "so that people can see them and he says they were like jokingly saying you're next to mexican guys eating food."sot: karla marquez, north bay rapid r

kron 4's ella sogomonian reports on how long we can expect for these raids to go on. immigration and customs enforcement agents are targeting the bay area's undocumented immigrants their representatives say have a criminal history.more than 150 people were arrested throughout northern california including baypoint, san francisco, and napa.attorney coordinator hamid panah with the rapid response network believes agents are using intimidation tactics in the recent wave of raids.sot: hamid yazdan panah, immigration attorney// "there were rumors of ice targeting sanctuary cities for weeks now so i don't think it's sudden but it's concerning the manner in which they are being conducted in the racial profiling in our communities also the militarized tactics ice has been using." a previous interview sunday helena ponce said her husband was arrested on the front lawn of their home saying agents arrived with a cameraman then claims they made a public display in a nearby theater parking lot. sot: helena ponce, wife// "just making themselves known to the people and he says they