4 news news gabe slate kron 4 news news gabe slate kron 4 in san francisco in san francisco gabelate kron 4 news law enforcement is asking for the public's help on this one if you recognise this car or have any information contact the redwood city chp. in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) now to the race for mayoin san francisco.. it has been almost a week since the election... and people who live in san francisco are still waiting to find out who will be their next mayor. here is a look at the current numbers. london breed has a lead of about 16-hundred votes. but there are still scores of ballots to be counted.. the ranked choice vote system takes longer to tabulate.. kron 4's ali reid is live in san francisco tonight... with more on when we might learn the winner. ali? it's still too close to call. both candidates are within a slither of a percentage point from victory. election personnel were downstairs from 8am, and just wrapped up for the night at 8pm.they've been counting those votes every day since the election..according to the board of elections, the weekend st

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 in pacifica gabe community. community. in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) there is nothing like a parade.. but this one ... took on a warriors twist. the world champs promised interacation and that's what the fans got. (pam) and we have our eyes on a brushfire burning in the east bay right now... and a larger one burning in southern california. we'll have the latest details. (ken) plus the drive to cut prescription drug costs for all americans. more news still ahead tonight. kron 4 news at six starts in 70 seconds. "and now... wher is that larry o'brien trophy and number 30 stephen curry!...> (ken) the warriors celebrate their 3rd championship win in four years with their beloved fans today. there's word a million people were on hand to see the players and coaches as they paraded through the streets of downtown oakland. (ken) good evening i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam

gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) we first told you about this breaking news.. with a push alert from our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news by getting alerts straight to your phone. download the kron-4 mobile app today (vicki) increased security tonight at oracle arena for the warriors watch party of game 4 in cleveland. this, after a shooting in the parking lot after game -three on wednesday.(pam) but warriors fans tonight are focused on the game. the dubs could clinch the championship with a win tonight. kron-4's hermela aregawi joins us live from oakland... where roar-acle is rocking... (pam) thank you hermela... we'll check back in with you when the game is over. (pam) nowrace for mayor in san francisco ... which is still too close to call tonight. you can see mark leno has a narrow lead over london breed.(vicki) kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from san francisco tonight with more on the numbers...charles. (pam) 4th of july is just around the corner.... and that means concerns about illegal fireworks .... are at the top of the minds of offic

in sf gabe slate kron 4 news (vicki) ahead at 9... bart drug den. viral video is stirring reaction from news slate kron 4 in sf gabe slate kron 4 news (vicki) ahead at 9... bart drug den. viral video is stirring reaction from the transportation authority and city officals. how san francisco is planning to respond to the extreme drug use at civic center. (grant) disturbing arrest. he called 9-1-1 to report a break in and ended up in handcuffs himself. what the newly released police footage reveals. (vicki) 911 call released. the couple from the turpin family house of horrors were in court today. and for the first time we see the full transcript from the daughters 9-1-1 call that saved the 13 children's lives. (vicki) now at 9:30... david and louise turpin had a preliminary hearing today so a judge can determine if there's enough evidence to go to trial. the california couple - accused of abusing their children over several years. (grant) today- the chilling transcript from their daughter's 9-1-1 call was released. reporter andy rose has the details th

in sj gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) the fourth of july is less than a week away and kron 4 newsin sj gabe slate kron 4 news (ken) the fourth of july is less than a week away and earlier today firworks went on sale in a handfull of bay area cities that allow them.(pam) the so- called safe and sane fireworks can be bought and used in fewer than a dozen bay area locations.kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san bruno... one of the few cities that allow fireworks. charles . . . (chuck)well, most fireworks are banned in the bay area. the risk of starting fires is just to great, but some cities do allow small safe and sane fireworks natsin dublin thursday afternoon, paul remley took his boys to pick up some fireworks along dublin sotwe us bbq, maybe go swiming then at night set of fireworks which is why we are here.although most fireworks are banned across the bay area. dublin is one of hanfull of cities. . including san bruno, pacifica, union city, rhonert park and petaluma that allow safe and sane fireworks to be sold and used on a limited basis around the 4th of july. safe and sane

kron 4 gabe slate spoke has the slate spoke kron 4 gabe slate spoke has the details. t it's a story details.has the slate spoke kron 4 gabe slate spoke has the details.that's new at eight. on april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guards placed at every entrance, on every corner, on every balcony in nearby office windows messages of peace, love, and support. sound from reporter gabe slate - the san bruno police department has released new information the department says the shooter visited youtube's campus the day before the shooting just before 1pm on april 2nd the day before the shooting, police say aghdam visited the campus for approximately ten minutes and spoke with employees nasim aghdam asked for directions to the main office and was directed to the front desk where she inquired about employment. "police say aghdam then left and that there was nothing suspicious

> i am no more of a hero than any of the other city workers on duty that night. >> reporter: gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> we are going out live to thwarriors press conference in cleveland. we have kevin durant at the podiumw. >> we didn't want to panic and let them push the lead to 16 or 17 in the 2nd half, so we knew they were knocking down shots and we had some breakdowns we could correct. on the offensive side othe ball we just kept moving the ball and finding the mismatches. just being aggressive all of us. i thought jordan was tremendous tonight giving us that rim presence and opened it up for everybody else. stuff you really don't see as a normal fan or somebody watching i think that was key. in the1st half at the end of the1st half, those guys coming in and the bench did a great job of settling us down a little bit. >> reporter: how much did you beat yourself up after the late box out? >> i didn't. >>porter: did it refocus you at all to rebound more and when you do rebound, does that usually spread to the rest of your game? >> i didn't beat myself up about that. conference... but this

(ken) kron 4 gabe slate has the details. on april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guards placed at every entrance, on every corner, on every balcony in nearby office windows messages of peace, love, and support. sound from reporter gabe sunday marks two months since nasim aghdam walked onto the youtube campus in san bruno and started shooting. ((pam)) today, the san bruno police department released new information on the investigation. (pam) the day the shooting took place was not the first time aghdam .... had been to the youtube campus. (ken) kron 4 gabe slate has the details. on april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guard

as kron 4's gabe slate explains... the homeowner learned about this crash because of his security web cameras. nats - noise just after 8 pm on june 7th the chp says a black bmw m coupe was was driving recklessly on magellan avenue in miramar, which is just north of half moon bay. the driver lost control of the vehicle and slammed into david hodge's house. sound from david hodge - car ran into home "i think the most chilling part is the guy ju drove off without wondering if he killed anybody " david hodge is currently in sweedan, where he has been since before the crash his web security camera system alerted him of the crash, he logged into his account and watched the video. thankfully no one was hurt but david said it's a highly trafficked area. and he his haunted by the thought that his kid could have been run over had they been home. sound from david hodge - car ran into home"i mean what was this guy thinking the street is full of pedestrians and bikers and i have a daughter " in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news

managed and watched by a respected neurologist or epileptologist then these good" in oakland gabe slate kron 4 newskron 4 newsgabe slate kron 4 news (grant) now to our (grant) (grant) now to our (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it looks cooler with more fog along the coast. high pressure has started to weaken allowiing for the cool sea breeze to return. higher humidity is forecast too for the pawnee fire so it should help fire fighters fighting that fire. you can see low pressure to our north on the satellite image. it will continue to cool for the next few days. tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs iin the 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. more fog is expected with coret weekend.

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with cal fire who says with these hot conditions--- people should avoid illegals all together even with the legal ones. sound from - amy head - cal fire, public information officer we really need people to be careful with fireworks cal fire public information officer amy head wants people to know how extreme the fire danger is in the bay area this weekend before they light fireworks. sound from - amy head - cal fire, public information officer "a very hot temperatures we are facing it's a dry wind coming from the north it's much drier than we are used to that nice cool westerly wind that we usually see so it's hot and so it's hot and dry and relative humidity czar down so it's much more conducive to large wildfires "nats - illegal fireworks. cal fire always discourages the use of illegal fireworks and any fireworks that fly in the airbut this hot windy red flag weekend cal fire really wants to push the use of only legal safe and sane fireworks.the legal ones in california have this fire marshal seal on them. but even the legal ones this weekend are dangerous. sou

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news.ming upyou're pondering how long will the move take while sitting in traffic, when you should be worried whethenot you next train pisbg and antioch . and those pesky invisible train tracks i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly > (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrstone) there are so many reports about people getting struck by trains... and you often wonder how is that possible (michelle)because the only way you can get hit by a train is to be on or very close to the tracks... you're pondering how long will the move take while sitting in traffic, when you should be worried whether or not you're gonna catch the next train train hornunion pacific railroad rolls through the east bay on a regular basis, there are no published schedule they just show up sound of train...and when they show show up, they only have one simple request, that you not be on the tracks sounds simple enough but apparently it's turning out to be the most difficult thing on

kron 4's gabe slate breaks down the pro's and con's. for comparison sake, here is the current unlimited plans for a single line by the big 4 carriers. sprint has the cheapest at $60 dollars a month and on the high end is verizon with $75 a month. nats - mint commercial stand up - 27:37so you may be tempted by these ads lately invading the internet and social media feeds promising really cheap unlimited data plans.these are new wireless carriers one of them mint, which offers unlimited talk, text, and data plans starting at $15 a month.. and unreal, is offering unlimited for as low as $10 month. these carriers are online only they have no brick and mortar stores so that helps them save money. here's how it works. you sign up for service online, you use your existing phone, or get a new one they send you a sim card in the mail you pop that into your phone and that's it pretty simple. stand up - 30:03 you get to keep your existing phone number. service for these phone plans will be 4g lte and good enough in urban areas if you live and work

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news.pam) (pam) (pam)it has been two years since the pulse nightclub shooting. how the survivors and victims are dealing with the massarce today. (ken)and next: the d-o-j's latest move is creating some controversy.how it affects domestic and gang violence victims seeking asylum protection in the u-s. (pam) a controversial move by the department of justice.(ken) most domestic and gang violence victims will no longer get asylum protection in the united states.attorney general jeff sessions made the announcement yesterday.after this change, victims of violence can only qualify for asylum if they can prove their native country will not protect them from additional danger.this new policy could prevent tens of thousands of immigrants who are seeking assistance from the u-s. "asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world." according to the department of homeland security, more than 60-thousand people from honduras, guatem

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california and has more on how parents hope the drug will help their kids. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children seizures who medical explored. involving :00-:10 carlos epilepsy northern "well from our new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy has parents here asking all the time if cbd from marijuana, their kids. several national news stories about parents treatment and it's worked. but until now it's been illegal carlos says anyone trying this treatment needs to make a doctor's watch. :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california as long as these new options are managed and watched by a respected neurologist or then these options could

as kron 4's gabe slate explains...d about this crash because of his security web cameras. nats - noise just after 8 pm on june 7th the chp says a black bmw m coupe was was driving recklessly on magellan avenue in miramar, which is just north of half moon bay. the driver lost control of the vehicle and slammed into david hodge's house. sound from david hodge - car ran into home "i think the most chilling part is the guy just drove off without wondering if he killed anybody " david hodge is currently in sweedan, where he has been since before the crash his web security camera system alerted him of the crash, he logged into his account and watched the video. thankfully no one was hurt but david said it's a highly trafficked area. and he his haunted by the thought that his kid could have been run over had they been home. sound from david hodge - car ran into home"i mean what was this guy thinking the street is full of pedestrians and bikers and i have a daughter " in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news (robin) two state l

kron 4's gabe slate talked to the the homeowner who woke up to alerts from their home web camera systemts - noise just after 8 pm on june 7th the chp says a black bmw m coupe was was driving recklessly on magellan avenue in miramar, which is just north of half moon bay. the driver lost control of the vehicle and slammed into david hodge's house. sound from david hodge - car ran into home "i think the most chilling part is the guy just drove off without wondering if he killed anybody " david hodge is currently in sweedan, where he has been since before the crash his web security camera system alerted him of the crash, he logged into his account and watched the video. thankfully no one was hurt but david said it's a highly trafficked area. and he his hated by the thought that his kid could have been run over had they been home. sound from david hodge - car ran into home"i mean what was this guy thinking the street is full of pedestrians and bikers and i have a daughter " in san francisco gabe slate kron 4 news (grant) a los (grant) (grant) a los angeles man died over the weekend at sequoi

in sj gabe slate kron 4 news in the north bay.. thousands of dollars of kitchen equipment that was used to feed fire victims was stolen on wednesday. the salvation army says without it, they won't be able to offer disaster victims much of anything. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to branch leaders and joins us live from san rafael with that story.. hermela, so what would they be able to offer victims at this point? in the north bay.. thousands of dollars of kitchen equipment that was used to feed fire victims was stolen on wednesday. the salvation army says without it, now if a disaster strikes, they wouldn't be able to offer victims much of anything(ken). kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to branch leaders and joins us live from san with that story. hermela, so what would they be able to offer victims at this point? (hermela aregawi)they said at this point, they wouldn't be able to offer victims more than a cup of coffee. what was stolen was very important to their work.. it was industrial grade equipment that made it (hermela aregawi

kron 4's gabe slate breaks down the report .. which the institute claims, reveals some flaws in helmets currently on the market and also shows, the cost the most do not necessarily provide the most protection. bicycle helmets sold in the united states must meet some basic government standards for safety but beyond that there is no official consumer guide to what helmets are best or what features matter. so the insurance institute for highway safety teamed up with virginia tech, who has been testing football and hockey helmets, to create a rating a system for bicycle helmets for consumers. the virginia tech lab ran rigorous crash tests on 30 popular adult bicycle helmets and rated them based on concussion protection. zero stars being the worst and 5 the best. of the 30 they tested only 4 scored a 5 star rating. stand up - gabe slate you would think the more expensive a helmet the better it would protect but according the report, ot the case. the top 4 rated bicycle helmets by virginia tech offering the same level of protection ran

kron 4's gabe slate was there .... he shows us how a big part of i=o=s- 12.... tools to fight phone addiction. "so today we are unveiling a suite of new features to help you understand how you are using your time" after addicted to apple is now all tryio offer some tools to help us curb smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall llnclude a new app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - software enering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them"shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara tibken / cnet editor"you know how long you have spent on instagram it's maybe a good reminder but i don't think use

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. bay area baseball... and it was a rough day for both the giants and the a's.( will ) let's start with the giants in miami... taking on the marlins. the giants had an early lead -- they were up 1-0. but the bottom of the 3rd... the marlins took over... scoring 3 runs. and that was all they neeeded. giants lost this one... 3-1. giants and marlins face off again today... first pitch is 4:10. ( will ) the a's are hosting the astros. oakland is looking to rebound tonight... after losing yesterday. top of the 2nd... with the game tied at 1... houston's evan gattis hit a 3-run homerun to give the astros a 4-1 lead. the a's went on to lose this 6-3. tonight's game starts at 7:05. coming up after the break...the warriors have the trophy... but that's not stopping draymond green from taking one more dig at king james. temperatures will cool a few degrees across the entire bay area today. interior locations will be in the 80s and 90s and 60s at the coast. onshore winds will become breezy in the

in the newsroom gabe slate kron 4 news.rkside middle school may be home of the panthers, but it was unconfirmed reports of a mountain lion... creating a buzz on the campus in san bruno today. san bruno police got a call about noon, from someone who heard from someone else about the mountain lion. that created a buzz on the 'next door' app. and in the neighborhood... people were not surprised. < doris krieg/san bruno residenti'm not surprised because we have people building up in the hill and there are forcing the animals down but i am surprised a mountain lion found his way down here, i guess i will have to see it to believe it>(pam) if you come face to face with a mountain lion... experts say, do not approach it or run. rather, they say, try to appear big.. and make a lot of noise.. hopefully it will turn and run away. (ken) it's mosquito season in the bay area and that means an increase in the spread of west nile virus.(pam) in the south bay, mosquitos have tested positive for the virus in sunnyvale kron four's rob fladeb

kron 4's gabe slate shows us an innovative way the food bank is trying to reach those in need.music this weekly food share event at sunset ridge elementary school in pacifica feels more like a farmer's market or a community pot luck than a food pantry pick up center. all the food here is free for anyone in the school district. leslie bacho, ceo, of second harvest food bank, that donates to this food share, says it's a way for them to reach people who need help but are afraid to ask sound from - leslie bacho - ceo, second harvest food bank" people don't realize in this affluent county that one in three kids are at risk for hunger. one of the biggest challenges for food banks is just getting people to walk through the door for the first time there is a stigma. we will talk to families that are maybe skipping meals or resorting to fast food or watering down the milk they are doing all these different coping mechanisms but the thought of going to a food pantry just seems too hard to bear they think that it's only for people who are really bad off so we are trying to create a welcom

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california which said thousands of parents they work with are hoping this will be the miracle drug that will end the daily seizures their children suffer. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy fountion of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now

(pam) kron 4 tech reporter gabe slate was there.eiling a suite of new features to help you understand how you are using your time" after creating the thing we are all addicted to apple is now trying to offer some tools to help us curb smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall will include a new app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them"shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara tibken / cnet editor"you know how long you have spent on instagram it's maybe a good reminder but i don't

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. ( james )( james ) bay area baseball...l ) let's start with the giants in miami... taking on the marlins. the giants had an early lead -- they were up 1-0. but the bottom of the 3rd... the marlins took over... scoring 3 runs. and that was all they neeeded. giants lost this one... 3-1. giants and marlins face off again today... first pitch is 4:10. ( will ) the a's are hosting the astros. oakland is looking to rebound tonight... after losing yesterday. top of the 2nd... with the game tied at 1... houston's evan gattis hit a 3-run homerun to give the astros a 4-1 lead. the a's went on to lose this 6-3. tonight's game starts at 7:05. coming up after the break... draymond green is in a good "mood" following the parade. the meaning behind his viral t-shirt. oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) temperatures will cool a few degrees across the entire bay area today. interior locations will be in the 80s and 90s and 60s at

in sf gabe slate kron 4 news áááá roll on flash cam lead áááá roll on áááá roll on flash cam lead andeal and mint are not the only players in the super cheap unlimited data plan game for a look at other options and the current best plans being offered by the big carriers....check out.... our tech trends section..... on our website kron 4 dot com... back to you guys in the studio.... now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(ken) kron-4's chief meteorologist kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: this is the last full day of spring but it seemed more like sumnmer with patchy coastal fog and sunshine elsewhere. it's breezy again and more fog will move back along the coast and bay. you can see a few thunderstorms to the north on doppler radar. but on the satellite image you can see as high pressure builds in startinig thursday the temperatures start to warm up. by friday the winds turn offshore and sends temperatures soaring near 100 degrees into the weekend. tomorrow is the first day of summer and it will sta

kron 4's gabe slate breaks down the cold case and what lead investigators to their conclusion 44 yearsater. in 1974 arlis perry was brutally sexually assaulted and murdered in the back of the stanford memorial church. no one was ever convicted of the crime. at the time the main suspect was a security guard who was on site steven blake crawford.. there was never enough evidence to arrest him but he was never officially cleared.all these years later steven blake crawford was still a suspect and living in santa clara. investigators were closing in on him with new dna evidence. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffthere was new evidence we linked to him santa clara county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any other murders he may have been involved in. sheriff laurie sm

kron 4's gabe slate joins us live.. he spoke with east bay cal fire officials who are hoping this will bust will lead to a safer july 4th holiday this year in the bay area. gabe, this investigation and bust was conducted by the law enforcement arm of cal fire, charged with protecting are public lands, and preventing fires. as july 4th gets closer fire officials want this historic bust to remind people how quickly setting off even a small firework can lead to a big fire. nats - fireworks cal fire says - on average each year, fireworks start over 18,000 fires in california 1,300 of those being structure fires, and 300 being vehicle fires. and these yearly fires from fireworks on average cause three deaths, 40 injuries, and $43 million dollars in property damage. sound from - jonathan cox - cal fire battalion chief wildfire is a big problem in california these are weapons of wildfire cal fire battalion chief, jonathan cox, says busting up this illegal fireworks ring and taking just under 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks

these weather conditions we have pulled more resources and we are standing by "in san rafael gabe slate kron news ( ken ) the golden gate bridge will be getting a little more expensive to cross. starting sunday - the toll will increase by 25 cents. the hike means some drivers will pay up to 8 bucks to travel from the north bay to san francisco. there could be even more increases on the horizon. this as the golden gate bridge district is facing a nearly 4- million dollar deficit this fiscal year and tolls are the main source of revenue for the district. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. new at ten: the state of california has budgeted 6- million dollars to help san mateo county protect and improve access to two scenic beaches. (pam) one of the spots - is martin's beach... it is the subject of a long- run

(ken) kron 4's gabe slate talked to some of the bus drivers who lived through what they described asl. when the northbay wildfire swept into the urban areas of santa rosa the city went into a rapid rescue response mode which utilizes all the cities resources including their 40 foot long city busses capable of carrying 60 people. sound from steve roraus - transit superintendent, santa rosa citybus" do what you have to do in the moment believe me a few days later i was like wow that was really scary"steve roraus was one of 6 santa rosa citybus employees who answered the 2am call to come in, jump in a bus, head out into the firestorm to rescue people. citybus just released pictures and videos from onboard cameras of the dramatic rescue missions these bus drivers went through. it took a while for them to release these images because they wanted to blur out faces and make sure everyone's privacy was respected. sound from steve roraus - transit superintendent, santa rosa citybus"there were vulnerable people there that needed to be rescued"steve's mission was to head to the fountain grove n

kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate was there and shows us how a big part of i=o=s 12 is to give usersols to fight phone addiction. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"so today we are unveiling a suite of new features to help you understand how you are using your time" after creating the thing we are all addicted to apple is now trying to offer some tools to help us curb smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall will include a w app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them" shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara

kron 4's gabe slate talked to a representative of the epilepsy foundation of northern california.e says thousands of parents are hoping this will be the miracle drug to end the daily seizures their children suffer. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now

kron 4's gabe slate breaks down the cold case .... and what led investigators to their conclusion 44- years later. in 1974 arlis perry was brutally sexually assaulted and murdered in the back of the stanford memorial church. no one was ever convicted of the crime. at the time the main suspect was a security guard who was on site steven blake crawford.. there was never enough evidence to arrest him but he was never officially cleared.all these years later steven blake crawford was still a suspect and living in santa clara. investigators were closing in on him with new dna evidence. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffthere was new evidence we linked to him santa clara county sheriff lauri smith says thursday morning a few of her deputies were serving a warrant at the residence of steven blake crawford in the 5200 block of camden ave in the city of san jose. sound from laurie smith, santa clara county sheriffwhen we knocked on the door crawford killed himself. we are still on the scene investigating this murder and any ot

kron 4 gabe slate has the details. april 3rd a disgruntled youtuber, nasim aghdam, opened fire inside youtube's campus wounding three youtube workers before taking her own life. now, nearly two months later it's back to business here, butthere is a heavy presence of security. guards placed at every entrance, on every corner, on every balcony in nearby office windows messages of peace, love, and support. sound from reporter gabe slate - the san bruno police department has released new information the department says the shooter visited youtube's campus the day before the shooting just before 1pm on april 2nd the day before the shooting, police say aghdam visited the campus for approximately ten minutes and spoke with employees nasim aghdam asked for directions to the main office and was directed to the front desk where she inquired about employment. "police say aghdam then left and that there was nothing suspicious about her behaviour at the time to raise any red flags. sound from reporter gabe slate - "i spoke with sev

kron-4's gabe slate reports from near the fire line in lake county. stand up - gabe slate stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the fire is 5% contained, over 11,00 acres burned, 22 structures burned, 12 are residents, the others are out buildings" cal fire public information officer david clark says 5 percent contained might not sound like much but it was a good day for them weather wise sound from david clark - cal fire pio "what really makes it hard is the whipping hot wind, we did not have that today" david clark says it's the wind that really complicates things. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california and has more on how parentse drug will help their kids. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now it's been illegal carlos says anyone trying this treatment needs to make sure it's under

kron 4's gabe slate talked to some of the drivers.eas of santa rosa the city went into a rapid rescue response mode which utilizes all the cities resources including their 40 foot long city busses capable of carrying 60 people. sound from steve roraus - transit superintendent, santa rosa citybus" do what you have to do in the moment believe me a few days later i was like wow that was really scary"steve roraus was one of 6 santa rosa citybus employees who answered the 2am call to come in, jump in a bus, head out into the firestorm to rescue people. citybus just released pictures and videos from onboard cameras of the dramatic rescue missions these bus drivers went through. it took a while for them to release these images because they wanted to blur out faces and make sure everyone's privacy was respected. sound from steve roraus - transit superintendent, santa rosa citybus"there were vulnerable people there that needed to be rescued"steve's mission was to head to the fountain grove neighborhood to rescue people trapped at the brookdale

and kron 4's gabe slate was there. to help you understand how you are using your time" after creating the thing we are all addicted to apple is now trying to offer some tools to help us curb smartphone addiction. ios 12, the new mobile operating system coming out this fall will include a new app called screen time that monitors all your app use. you can get daily or weekly reports showing you how many minutes or hours you are using each app. sound from - craig federighi, sound from - craig federighi, sound from - craig federighi, apple, software engineering"if you see an app you're using too much where you can set yourself a time limit and during the day you'll get a notification if your time is almost up" and once you have reached the set allowed time sound from - shara tibken / cnet editori think things like this are a good idea but i doubt how much people will really use them"shara tibken covers all things apple for cnet. sound from - shara tibken / cnet editor"you know how long you have spent on instagram it's mayb

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with cal fire and the agency said with as ripe as the conditions are for fire this weekend... people should avoid illegal fireworks all togetherand be extra safe even with the legal ones. sound from - amy head - cal fire, public information officer we really need people to be careful with fireworks cal fire public information officer amy head wants people to know how extreme the fire danger is in the bay area this weekend before they light fireworks. sound from - amy head - cal fire, public information officer "a very hot temperatures we are facing it's a dry wind coming from the north it's much drier than we are used to that nice cool westerly wind that we usually see so it's hot and so it's hot and dry and relative humidity czar down so it's much more conducive to large wildfires "nats - illegal fireworks. cal fire always discourages the use of illegal fireworks and any fireworks that fly in the airbut this hot windy red flag weekend cal fire really wants to push the use of only legal safe and sane fireworks.the legal ones in california have this fire marshal

as kron 4's gabe slate reports...d crime ring was operating for more than 30 years in cities across the state including several in the bay area. nats - fireworks cal fire says - on average each year, fireworks start over 18,000 fires in california 1,300 of those being structure fires, and 300 being vehicle fires. and these yearly fires from fireworks on average cause three deaths, 40 injuries, and $43 million dollars in property damage. sound from - jonathan cox - cal fire battalion chief wildfire is a big problem in california these are weapons of wildfire cal fire battalion chief, jonathan cox, says busting up this illegal fireworks ring and taking just under 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks off the streets is a big success for them as we enter the wildfire season and july 4th holiday. sound from - jonathan cox - cal fire battalion chief we don't have to look further than the north bay or oakland hills to know how big fires happen fast and how dangerous they arecox said a three year investigation led up to this bu

(pam) kron-4's gabe slate was at the news conference .. and has the details... (pam)(pam) (pam) cal -fire's report is providing answers for many wildfire survivors. kron-4's gayle ong talked to some of the survivors in napa .... for their reaction to the findings from the investigation. (catherine) the search is on for a hit and run suspect.. we'll have a live report with details you need to know to help police. ♪ lookin' for a new spring dress. ♪ ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross new tonight at 10 - the victim of a hit and run crash in concord... is thankfully alive to share her story you'll only see here ... and she warns viewers the driver is still on the streets. (catherine)kron 4's ella sogomonian met with the woman.. she joins us live from the concord police depa

kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the scene. gabe, did you see it ? no i did not i hoping to..le who did see it and the local police here who want to warn people before they flock to the beaches in pacifica for this upcoming weekend, which is expected to be a sunny hot nice one.

kron-4's gabe slate was at the news conference .. and has the details...electric company (pg&e) today issued the following statement in response to the latest release of information by the california department of forestry and fire protection (cal fire) regarding some of the october 2017 northern california wildfires:the safety of our customers, their families and the communities we serve is our most important job. the loss of life, homes and businesses in these extraordinary wildfires is simply heartbreaking, and we remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild.programs overall met state's high standardswe look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal fire reports to understand the agency's perspectives.based on the information we have so far, we continue to believe our overall programs met our state's high standards.for example, pg&e meets or exceeds regulatory requirements for pole integrity management, using a comprehensive database to manage multiple patrol and inspection schedules of our more than two million poles. similarl

kron 4's gabe slate has the story.fireworks cal fire says - on average each year, fireworks start over 18,000 fires in california 1,300 of those being structure fires, and 300 being vehicle fires. and these yearly fires from fireworks on average cause three deaths, 40 injuries, and $43 million dollars in property damage. sound from - jonathan cox - cal fire battalion chief wildfire is a big problem in california these are weapons of wildfire cal fire battalion chief, jonathan cox, says busting up this illegal fireworks ring and taking just under 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks off the streets is a big success for them as we enter the wildfire season and july 4th holiday. sound from - jonathan cox - cal fire battalion chief we don't have to look further than the north bay or oakland hills to know how big fires happen fast and how dangerous they arecox said a three year investigation led up to this bust, 7 arrests were made, $115 thousand dollars in cash and a variety of firearms, computers, and cell phones were seize

(pam) kron-4's gabe slate reports from union city tonight... at 11:30pm at the intersection of east street and railroad avenue in union city police say they attempted to pull over a vehicle that was reported stolen.. steve mendez - union city police, public information officer "when they tried to pull them over gunshots were fired." lieutenant steve mendez with union city police said fortunately none of the shots hit an officer. steve mendez - union city police, public information officer"it was extremely lucky none of these officers were hit.."during the shoot out police say two of the three male teenagers ran away on foot. police say the driver took off, officers were able to stop him about a quarter of a mile away at whipple road and railroad ave. police say this is the stolen vehicle the three male teenagers were shooting at them from you can see bullet holes peppering the car.stand up gabe - one of the suspects was shot during the altercation they were transported to a local hospital with non-life- threatening injuries it's unclear at this

kron-4's gabe slate reports from near the fire line in lake county. stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal re pio "the fire is 5% contained, over 11,00 acres burned, 22 structures burned, 12 are residents, the others are out buildings" cal fire public information officer david clark says 5 percent contained might not sound like much but it was a good day for them weather wise sound from david clark - cal fire pio "what really makes it hard is the whipping hot wind, we did not have that today" david clark says it's the wind that really complicates things. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up her

(pam) kron-4's gabe slate reports from near the fire line in lake county. stand up - gabe slate " all day tuesday firefighters battled the stubborn pawnee fire up in lake county, there is no end in sight, here is an update from cal fire" sound from david clark - cal fire pio "the fire is 5% contained, over 11,00 acres burned, 22 structures burned, 12 are residents, the others are out buildings" cal fire public information officer david clark says 5 percent contained might not sound like much but it was a good day for them weather wise sound from david clark - cal fire pio "what really makes it hard is the whipping hot wind, we did not have that today" david clark says it's the wind that really complicates things. sound from david clark - cal fire pio"the high winds do two things, dry out the tinder in front of the fire and make it burn more intense and make the airplane efforts harder, the retardant dropping" nats truck the pawnee fire has grown to cover roughly 18 square miles 600 structures are threatened.. firefighters from all over the bay area are up h

as kron 4's gabe slate explains... the shark got dangerously close to the beach. this is video from a chp helicopter that was on patrol around 12pm this afternoon in pacifica. they captured and posted this video of what they said looked like a great white shark swimming near the sharp park peir in pacifica. the crew of the chp chopper estimated the shark was around 10 to 12 feet big. because the shark was swimming near fisherman on the pier and just about 100 yards away from people on sharp park beach they notified the local police. sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police department "we don't get that many shark sightings here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound