in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (philippe djegal) in concord... the roads -- soaked from the rain... it was also a windy late morning and early afternoon. most people covered up, bringing an umbrella along, but some were caught walking or biking through the wet weather without protection.. public works crews were out and about, fixing weather- related potholes. throughout the day... the public works department says it repairs up to 60 potholes on a rainiy day like this. in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) coming up... the weekend is finally here and as the rain is clearing... don't put your umbrellas away just yet...(grant) more rain is expected to hit... cheif meteorologist brittney shipp has your comlete forecast next. i'm brittney shipp. dry weather will return for saturday through most of sunday as a weak ridge of high pressure builds back to the coast. highs will mostly be in the upper 50s to mid 60s on saturday with a few degrees of cooling on sunday as the ridge flattens out. at the same time a minor system will drop down fro

this will truly be a stabilizing thing"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (maureen kelly)in fremont a 73 year old woman was the victim of a random attack while riding a bart train to work this at around 430 this moring. the stockbroker says she was reading a magazine when she saw an agitated man walk by her...then the attack happened. she doesn't remember the attack...this is a picture of her raincoat covered in blood. she suffered a head injury and had to get 6 stitches.bart police say 23 year old wilbert winchester kicked the victim...and she was slammed into the side of the train. he was booked on an assault charge. the victim says she's still going to ride the train to work...but plans to start sitting in the first car near especially on those early morning rides to work.kron4 news (hermela aregawi)in the east bay, recent high profile crimes on bart are raising questions about rider safety. hundreds of thousands of people take bart every day.. and the vast majority do so without any problems of note. but recent high profile incidents are putting the question of rider safety back i

now, as kron4's haaziq madyun reports...san leandro police have arrested the second suspect. "you have anywhere between 50 and 100 extra rounds in that drum magazine allowing that semi-automatic handgun to fired 100 times before somebody has to reload"san leandro police lt. robert macmanus is giving me a look at cellphone photos of evidence recovered during tuesdays arrest of a man wanted in connection to a rolling gun battle that occurred last november"the man is marcus jones, who is 34-years-old. we did not really know what mr. jones was involved in, but because of the fact that he was involved in a shooting and because of the fact that he was armed with this pistol with that extended magazine, we knew that we would come across that we would come across much more than we bargained for"that brought out the san leandro police swat team. this cellphone video recorded outside the thrush avenue apartment where the marcus jones was arrested investigators say back on novemeber 17th 2016 jones was involved in a car to car shootout with 33-year old davlon harris. harris was arrested

kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to neighbors who are grieving their loss sotsgt.a county sheriff's office: "we are announcing now that we believe that we have completed our recovery effort in regards to the coroner's bureau. we do not believe there are any more victims inside"four people died in monday morning's apartment fire here on san pablo ave in oakland. the coroner has confirmed the identities of two of the victims 64-year-old edwarn "decon" anderson and 50-year-old casandra robertson. word of their deaths hit their neighbors surviving neighbors hardsot gail harbin/fire survivor: "i did know miss robertson. i think she was a recent tenant from the 3rd floor. i didn't get a chance to meet her yet. decon anderson i did know! sot gilbert jones/fire survivor: "he was good for going to church. he was a church person...when i found out it was him it broke my heart"the 100 or so residents displaced from the fire are finding help from the red cross here at th west oakland youth centersot pastor truck/volunteer: "for the most part people are extremely calm, voluntee

in okland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) govorner jerry brown - sounding off on president trump.ill ahead on kron four news at five. the california governor sending a warning to the president - that his healthcare proposal could cost the people of california ámillions. (vicki) but first, we are following major news from overseas - where an attack has left 5 people dead and dozens hurt. what we know about this deadly attack. <>(vicki) our top story at 5:30... five people killed and 40 others injured after a terror attack outside britain's parliament.... (grant) and it ended with the attacker being shot and killed.(vicki) this attack comes one year after the brussels terror attacks... where 32 people were killed and over 300 others were injured... in subway attacks and suicide bombings at the brussels airport...(grant) here is what we know about today's attack... again five people were killed.... the attacker, a police officer and three civilians... the assailant still has not been identified... but investigators believe they know who he is... and they think islamic extremism is a

today a berkeley city spokesperson showed kron4's haaziq madyun some of those weapons.ects used as weapons that were confiscated during saturday's march 4 trump in the city of berkeley"we have a metal pipe, an axe handle, a two by four"berkeley city spokesperson matthai chakko says berkeley police took the weapons while arresting several protestors"we had 10 arrests on saturday. we didn't appear to have any injuries of anyone who was not involved in those clashes"the clashes broke out early and often between those who came to march for trump and those who came to counter protest. chakko says berkeley police had their hands full trying to arrest those committing acts of violence in the midst people who were non-violent "peaceful protestors are surrounding these violent actors, it can be very complicated for police""they did the best they could to try and keep people safe" berekely's top elected official, mayor jesse arreguin, stands by police tactics used during the protest "although there was some violence that did occur, it could have been far worse if they went in mor

she tells kron4's haaziq madyun... she is ready to take protecting her home...gs trying to alert me, like, stranger danger mom, stranger danger" the two strangers were burglars inside laura jefferson's home on cimmaron drive in vallejo"i woke up, i was still half asleep i stumbled down the stairs"when the two burglars realized someone one was home, they ran out of the house with jefferson hot on their tail "cause i didn't want them to come up the stairs because i thought they might have had guns, because the last time this happened they had guns" with this being the second time in two months that intruders have invaded the home while a family member was inside...jefferson says she is taking no more chances"we're getting a gun, next time i will be up at the top of the stairs, not hoping they won't come up stairs, i will be waiting for them to come up stairs"also influencing that decision is her frustration with vallejo police"we got robbed in december at gunpoint and i haven't heard anything from anybody since that"this bay area working mom says she is just makin

plead not guilty to 4 counts of resisting an officer and one count of battery on an officer...haaziq madyun kron4news in dublin dozens of students here at dublin elementary were sickened in a stomach flu outbreak. one case has been in dublin dozens of students here at dublin elementary were sickened in a stomach flu outbreak. one case has been confirmed to be norovirus. monday 70 kids stayed home from school..today that number is down to 46...still above average...for this campus.... a troop of custodial workers cleaned every surface in the school over the weekend.....and today more desks were being sprayed with a bleach solution and wiped down....the district says the alameda county health department has been here to check up on their clean up job they say they are doubling the custodial staff here at this school indefinately until the outbreak is maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) coming up... cooler temperatures are hitting the bay area... and maybe a chance of showers... (steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp, is back with what to expect after the break... ♪ ♪ [one is the loneliest num

however harris was arrested near the scene the day of the incident...in san leandro haaziq madyun kron4news here in san francisco two men were taken into custody after they they apparently based jumped here in san francisco two men were taken into custody after they they apparently based jumped off the top around 1130 last night and floated to the west landing along jones street two blocks away. bad luck on their part, they were spotted by police officers in a cruiser. now the two men were arrested and charged with trespassing for entering the hotel and conspiracy for planning to trespass. police are also looking for a third suspect, a woman, who was seen by witnesses with the pair that jumped. clifford kron 4 news. another gorgeous day across the bay area.. in store for tomorrow.but then, a change is on the way. meteorologist lawrence karnow is back to tell us when the rain will return. skies will be clear and chilly tonight with lows in the mid 30s and 40s. tomorrow will likely be the warmest day of the week with highs in the upper 60s in the warmest places. sleep is super important. the

the community "this could happen to us twice in two months, it could happen to anybodyin vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news still ahead... cooler temperatures are sticking around and a chance of rain is expected to hit this weekend... meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with what to expect as we get closer to the weekend. skies will be mostly clear tonight with chilly temperatures inland. clouds will increase tomorrow with cooler afternoon highs in the 50s to mid 60s. >>> joe biden family shocker. his son is dating his brother's widow. >> the jaw dropping romance revealed. >> we're just a little shocked by this. >>> and the story behind the oscar stunt that charmed the world. how this long forgotten gag inspired the oscars. >> you are live on stage in front of about 200 million people. >>> then, the controversial new tv show. >> i'm honored and grateful to call him a colleague. >> is it based on the life of tom cruise? >>> and, naked and attacked. >> i have been bitten so much. i just can't take it out here any more. >> bitten by thousands of sandflies. >>> plus, are you organizi

kron four's haaziq madyun explains what he says happened before he was arrested.it's a story you will only see on kron four. do you feel like you did anything wrong that day?dejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "no! i didn't do anything wrong at all. i'm honestly in here for no reason and that's why i am sad about it"i sat down for an exclusive conversation with 23-year-old dejuan hall here at the solano county detention center in fairfield. last friday hall's arrest by a vallejo was captured on cellphone videoi asked him to describe the events that led up to him being chased by vallejo police have you ever had any problems inside of that vallero gas station beforedejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "no! never. never.vallejo police say they were responding to a 911-call regarding a person making a disturbance in this vallero gas station on fairgrounds drive. hall says he went there to buy a bus ticket to los angeles, was told the money was not available on his atm card. he asked the clerk to run it againdejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "i raised my voice a

the community "this could happen to us twice in two months, it could happen to anybodyin vallejo haaziq madyun kron4news still ahead... cooler temperatures are sticking around and a chance of rain is expected to hit this weekend... meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with what to expect as we get closer to the weekend. >> dr. stanley: we can understand realize that it's through the gospel that you and i can be absolutely assured at what paul said when he said, "absent from the body, present with the lord." we don't have to fear death. it's through the gospel that our whole eternity has been changed. [music] skies will be mostly clear tonight with chilly temperatures inland. clouds will increase tomorrow with cooler afternoon highs in the 50s to mid 60s. ,$8drw (soft music) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself and who you are in the world. and when you do feel like your skin looks beautiful, there is something that makes you stand a little taller and walk through your day with more confidence, and that influences everything you do. (lori) i

in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (terisa estacio) (dan kerman)attorneys for the millennium tower home owners association have filed a lawsuit seeking 200 million dollars to permanently fix the problems with the builing. attorneys say the building so far has sunk 16 inches and is tiling 12 inches at the pent house level.the lawsuit targets contrcaters developers archetects and the transbay transit center to name a few.a spokesman for the developer says the lawsuit is filled with falsehoods and blames the transbay transit center for the building problems.the trans bay transit center

shelter in seattle where chihuahuas are on short supply...at the spca of solano county in vacaville, haaziq madyun kron4news ((catherine/live))spring is in the air!a warmup is on the way for the bay area.((steve)) meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. lawrence karnow: it was so nice to see the sunshine today and the temperatures started to warm up too. you can see most of the rain has moved north now. i expect the jet stream to continue to lift northward as high pressure builds over most of california. we will still see a few high clouds sweep across our skies but other than that, it should be nice. if you're headed out tonight you can leave the umbrella behind but grab a coast since it will be cool. you can see this ridge of high pressure sliding over california warm our temperatures above average but we will still see rain in far northern california. the computer forecast model picks up a few clouds moving across our skies. and you'll notice a few patches of fog moving in along the coast. the weather looks great if you plan to head to lake tahoe for some skiing, the

shelter in seattle where chihuahuas are on short supply...at the spca of solano county in vacaville, haaziq madyun kron4news ((catherine/live))spring is in the air!a warmup is on the way for the bay area.((steve)) meteorologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. the kind of deep sleep i can only get on my tempur-pedic. it adapts to me. my shape, my size, my body. tempur-pedic. this sleep is power. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. lawrence karnow: it was so nice to see the sunshine today and the temperatures started to warm up too. you can see most of the rain has moved north now. i expect the

kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story.reeway shooting on interstate 80 in richmond revealed an alarming statistic about these crimeslt. jason reardon/california highway patrol"the last time we spoke i think we were at least in the 80's since late 2014 i mean late 2015"chp investigators say on freeways in the 9 bay area counties there has been at least 80 shootings, predominantly taking place in alameda and contra costa counties says california police lt. jason reardonlt. jason reardon/california highway patrol"obviously it is a high number. it's higher than any of us would want and we come to work everyday trying to solve these cases"lt. reardon says vast majority of these freeway shootings are unsolved. however here is what investigators knowlt. jason reardon/california highway patrol"like i mentioned the majority of these are targeted" that includes thursday's shooting on the i-80 in richmondlt. jason reardon/california highway patrol"we do believe the suspects that are involved are affiliated with gangs"targeted gang sh

kron4's haaziq madyun has the story.necessary when this vallejo police officer arrested dejuan hall john burris/civil rights attorney: "absolutely not! i think this is a clear case of use of excessive force"the viral video recorded last friday has caught the attention of civil rights attorney john burris. there are questions out there about the amount of forced used to arrest hall, who was allegedly acting irractically at a gas station in vallejo last friday. burris who has represented over a 1000 clients in the past 35-years with civil rights claims against police, explains why he thinks dejuan hall's civil rights were violated john burris/civil rights attorney: "in essence this officer is going to beat this man into submission. i saw no real effort to try and calm this situation down, to de-escalate it. the use of the baton where there were a number of assaulted conduct that should not have taken place"burris also takes issue with tackling hall from behind to prevent any possible weapons being used against the arrestin

in an exclusive interview with kron4's haaziq madyun, dejuan hall relives the events that occurred prior to his arrest. do you feel like you did anything wrong that day?dejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "no! i didn't do anything wrong at all. i'm honestly in here for no reason and that's why i am sad about it"i sat down for an exclusive conversation with 23-year-old dejuan hall here at the solano county detention center in fairfield. last friday hall's arrest by a vallejo was captured on cellphone videoi asked him to describe the events that led up to him being chased by vallejo police have you ever had any problems inside of that vallero gas station beforedejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "no! never. never.vallejo police say they were responding to a 911-call regarding a person making a disturbance in this vallero gas station on fairgrounds drive. hall says he went there to buy a bus ticket to los angeles, was told the money was not available on his atm card. he asked the clerk to run it againdejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "i raised my voice a little and said can you plea

kron4's haaziq madyun has the story.st have to find it"the dogs are chihuahuas. 80 of them were recently rescued from a single residence in solano county. "because the person could not take care of all these dogs, let alone handle them and love them"55 of the chihuahuas have since been adopted here at the spca of solano county in vacaville. dr. kelly palm talks about a plan to help find homes for the remaining 25"our small shelter developed the pit bull/chihuahua low cost spayed and neuter program, registration through the county, rabies shot, spayed and neuter, and collar and pain management for just $60-dollars""she is really social and very sweet. she just had her teeth cleaned this morning"because she knew that she was going to be on television"exactly"dr. palm says although these dogs had very little human contact, they adapt quickly to loving families"once they have been in a good home and people love them, we've had zero of the 55 returned. if you understand chihuahuas they are very loyal dogs, kind of fierce prot

as kron 4's haaziq madyun reports -- that is a major problem for one of the homeowners...is what the hillside looks like behind tim alfords home on augusta drive in moraga. the hill gave way about year ago. his home was red tagged shortly thereafter and remains so to this day. that is because the hill... still looks like this."it's been just about a year and thing look just about like they did a year ago"the hill behind alford's home is owned by ebmud. on tuesday alford was one of several moraga residents who went to ebmud's board of directors meeting to demand some action in repairing the hill. "i think it is your realm to ask your staff and your counsel and your risk management department why it's taking so long, it is pretty expensive, we're renting a house nearby and we're still paying a mortgage""your staff wants to tell us that ebmud is not responsible for a landslide on its property, if the property belonged to me, you or anybody else, they would be responsible for maintaining that property and fixing that landslide as a downhill land owner"the lafayette-moraga regi

(steve) earlier today berkley police investigators gave kron4's haaziq madyun a close look at the newhotos sgt. andrew frankel/berkeley police department: "i mean it's clear, based on the pictures, that these are people involved in a physical altercation, combat stance, guard raised or in mid throw" these photos were taken during last saturday's march 4 trump event in the city of berkeley. as you can see from this video several fights broke out between pro trump ralliers and counter protestors. ten people were arrested that day. berkeley police sgt. andrew frankel says investigators now have visual evidence of 6 additional people allegedly involved in the violencesgt. andrew frankel/berkeley police department: "we've been using video images still images provided by witnesses, reporting parties and victims and based on that we have shared six pictures at this point that we are hoping to get identified"the visual evidence is predominantly action photos of people fightingsgt. andrew frankel/berkeley police department: "an adult male, long sleeves black shirt, grey jeans, olive drab knit

that is why one of the organizers of that event, tells kron4's haaziq madyun...rs"naweed tahmas is a memer of the berkeley college republicans who organized that event. on saturday another pro-president trump event will take place. it is called a march 4 trump. however tahmas says...none of the young republicans will be there"we do not plan on attending the event, we actually don't know if it will proceed, we haven't had any actual emails about the this, we have not been contacted about this"he says he doesn't even know if the organizers of the march are from the bay area. in fact he says there is word on campus that the event maybe a trap for trump supporters"and they believe so of the organizers for the event maybe setting up a trap to get trump supporters to come up so they can target them and harass them"this is the kind of harrassment he is referring to"of course, it is very difficult being a republican on campus, an individual stomped on our sign, i chased the individual down and he tried to run me over with his bike"he says he and the other berkeley colleg

kron four's haaziq madyun is on the scene - he joins us live now from oakland with more on this deadly fire. haaziq? oakland firefighters are still here on san pablo keeping an eye on the apartment building. the fire was put out hours ago but there has been several flares ups throughout the day. fire officials confirmed two people died in this fire.. the majority of the residents made it out alive. one resident told me how dangerous it was trying to get out nats/haaziqhow did you realize it?sotgilbert jones/fire survivior: "the fact that somebody, people was yelling fire, fire, fire, get out, get out, get out"that is the sound gilbert jones heard just before 6am here inside of his apartment building here on san pablo avenue in oakland. jones says it is the only warning sound he heard on the second floor of the 3-story building gilbert jones/fire survivior: "i know one thing for sure. there were no fire alarms at all. that kind of fire, you would hear the beep. it should have been all through the building. it was absolutely quiet. all you heard was the burning of the fire"sot battalion

says three people have been detained...they're being described as 'possible suspects' kron 4's haaziq madyun he joins us now live. what have you learned haaziq? ( haaziq ) ( haaziq ) (steve) happening tonight in san francsico..community organizers are holding a town hall meeting with the newly hired chief of police..(steve) the meeting is being hosted by the wealth and disparities in the black community in the bayview district. organizers say the community is looking for commitments to the police departments new use of force policy. bill scott was appointed chief by mayor ed lee in december after previously working for the los angeles police department. ( catherine ) bart is facing a multi-million dollar budget deficit... today - its board directed staffers to consider two ways to bring in more money. and both would mean higher fares for some riders. one way - would be to start charging those who use paper tickets. bart now has to pay 6 cents for every dollar paid in cash to buy those tickets.. the bart board wants the staff to get public comment on charging three different surcharges. the b

in fairfiled haaziq madyun kron4news (steve)with the federal reserve's hike in interest rates earlier this week, the average person may not feel much of a difference in their pockets.(pam) but it may make a difference in what people decide to do with real estate.kron four's spencer blake has more from pacifica. "when a broker in can send out a mailer to people in pacifica showcasing some of the houses that sold over the asking price by 11% -- 13% some of them - then you know it's a seller's market. but that may not be all it is."(pkg)(nats - walking through the house)real estate broker lisa eccleston remembers the days of 2005, when she could hold two open houses for a home on the market, and basically give the sellers a calendar of the next few weeks, predicting when they would close.now, 12 years and a recession later, homes on the peninsula can get snatched up in less than two weeks."pretty much, in this market, i would say in my case i'm putting houses up on a monday, doing a broker's tour on a tuesday, one open house, and taking offers the next week." that's why buyers are in bid

kron4's haaziq madyun shows us the conditions the tenants were living with. pkg)a bathroom with unfinished walls, a kitchen sink with an appearance of mold, a room with a huge hole in the ceiling, these are recent photos of the living conditions inside a unit in the apartment building at 2551 san pablo avenue in oaklandsot tony macon/the macon foundation ils: "yeah he has been staying in the facility for some time now"these pictures were taken before monday's deadly fire. the photos are from a unit and common space area rented by a resident with developmental disabilities. tony macon of the macon foundation helps the developmenatlly diabled find housingtony macon/the macon foundation ils: "the conditions are very subpar, roach infested, rat infested, very very poor conditions for the tenants there"sotszeneca parker/urojas community services spokesperson: "yeah there are multiple issues and the city can give you that information"kron4 obtained these oakland building inspection documents from earlier this month notating a major plumbing leak, opened ceiling wit

kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. "oh no"it was a highly emotional day for family and friends of 16-year-old elena "ebbie" mondragon. her funeral was held here thursday at higgins mortuary in antioch miguel minjares/elena's uncle: "we are heart broken. the reality is there is no going back. this is kind of the final day we have with her" back on march 14th elena was in hayward and the passenger in a stolen vehicle.this is video from the scene from our helicopter partnership with abc-t news. hayward police say the driver of that vehicle allegedly rammed into a fremont police vehicle. investigators say she was killed when police opened fire on the car. an autopsy revealed she was two-months pregnant.miguel minjares/elena's uncle: "we are dealing with the loss of our family member and she was young and we're not going to have that time with her. we're not going to be able to do certain things. it's the realization of today that make it all reality and it hurts" ranisha geejn/elena's best friend: "because she was my best

in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (terisa estacio) sam liccardo/san jose mayori have two very simple goals.i have two very simple goals. here in san jose mayor sam liccardo appeared before the snata clara water district the board holding a public meeting wednesday to lay out of it's version of events to leading up to last months devastating floodings along coyote creek... the district insisting that it gave san jose ample warning that the water was rising questioning why the city did not act sooner to evacuate people (gabe slate)these new samsung phones are all screen almost the entire front side is made

(pam) today, kron4's haaziq madyun went to o-p-d ....scalation of force' training ... may have played a roll. officer marco marquez/oakland police department: "so you're going to want to contact him. okay sir, let's just go and talk. i know, okay, alright. sir step away from that brick. let's put that brick down. let's put that brick down"here inside the oakland police departments video scenario based training room officer marco marquez is simulating a de-escalation of force session officer marco marquez/oakland police department: "this is just one component, one training tool that we use in dealing with de-escalation of force"officer marquez say that training came in handy wednesday when oakland police officers made an enforcement stop of a known felon driving a stolen pick-up truck on 14th street and harrison. this is what is left of an officers patrol car after the suspect drove into it head onofficer marco marquez/oakland police department: "it was dangerous! at this point you had a vehicle that was used as a weapon on a fully marked

(pam) today kron 4's haaziq madyun, shared what he says happened.. prior to his arrest...t's a story you'll only see on kron4. do you feel like you did anything wrong that day?dejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "no! i didn't do anything wrong at all. i'm honestly in here for no reason and that's why i am sad about it"i sat down for an exclusive conversation with 23-year-old dejuan hall here at the solano county detention center in fairfield. last friday hall's arrest by a vallejo was captured on cellphone videoi asked him to describe the events that led up to him being chased by vallejo police have you ever had any problems inside of that vallero gas station beforedejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "no! never. never.vallejo police say they were responding to a 911-call regarding a person making a disturbance in this vallero gas station on fairgrounds drive. hall says he went there to buy a bus ticket to los angeles, was told the money was not available on his atm card. he asked the clerk to run it againdejuan hall/arrest captured on video: "i raised my voice a little

kron4's haaziq madyun has the latest from police. haaziq... officials here at vallejo police are now presenting a clearer picture of what they say are the events leading up to a video showing of an arrest friday that has since gone viral.. a quarter of a mile foot pursuit ends with a violent confrontation between a vallejo police officer and the man you see in this cellphone videothe incident occurred friday at around 3:15pm after police received a 911 call from a valero gas station on fairgrounds drive. according to police gas station employee was friegtened by the man's behavior. investigators say the police arrived and attempted to make contacted with the man...who has now been identified as 23-year-old dejuan hall of vacaville but police say he refused to comply with officers and the foot chase began.this is how it endedat one point in the video the officer unholsters his firearm"shoot then" officials here at vallejo police department told me this officer has not been placed on leave while the investigation is taking place. that is not sit

kron 4's haaziq madyun talked to police... about the tactics that were used this time. officer marco marquez/oakland police department: "so you're going to want to contact him. okay sir, let's just go and talk. i know, okay, alright. sir step away from that brick. let's put that brick down. let's put that brick down"here inside the oakland police departments video scenario based training room officer marco marquez is simulating a de-escalation of force session officer marco marquez/oakland police department: "this is just one component, one training tool that we use in dealing with de-escalation of force"officer marquez say that training came in handy wednesday when oakland police officers made an enforcement stop of a known felon driving a stolen pick-up truck on 14th street and harrison. this is what is left of an officers patrol car after the suspect drove into it head onofficer marco marquez/oakland police department: "it was dangerous! at this point you had a vehicle that was used as a weapon on a fully marked vehicle, knowing that they are police officers and inte

that's a major problem for one of the homeowners...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story.at the hillside looks like behind tim alfords home on augusta drive in moraga. the hill gave way about year ago. his home was red tagged shortly thereafter and remains so to this day. that is because the hill... still looks like this."it's been just about a year and thing look just about like they did a year ago"the hill behind alford's home is owned by ebmud. on tuesday alford was one of several moraga residents who went to ebmud's board of directors meeting to demand some action in repairing the hill. "i think it is your realm to ask your staff and your counsel and your risk management department why it's taking so long, it is pretty expensive, we're renting a house nearby and we're still paying a mortgage" "your staff wants to tell us that ebmud is not responsible for a landslide on its property, if the property belonged to me, you or anybody else, they would be responsible for maintaining that property and fixing that landslide as a downhill land owner"the lafayette-moraga regional

peacefully( catherine ) the participants had their political messages on full display...kron4's haaziq madyuned to some of them about the signs they carried... (haaziq)"a new feminism for the 99%"participants at this international women's day rally at uc berkeley wore signs with various political statements like...free abortion on demand, universal childcare now and we are not deportablewhat does that sign mean to you?"we are not deportable is speaking a lot to the heightened anti-immigrant climate here, thinking about president trump's resurgence of ice and other forms of illegal deportations"carmen irizarry is a puerto rican new yorker in town visiting her sister. her sign is written in spanish "respect my existence of expect my resistance. i had to be here because, going back to the 60's, we did this once before already and i don't want to go backwards. i told my sister we have to go to a demonstration because if i was in new york, back home, i would be at one of the demonstrations"resisting is a theme that resonates with this cal professor of human geography. she doesn't need any signs to

in pleasant hill haaziq madyun kron4news ( steve ) things cleared up in the bay area this afternoon..ifferent story in the sierra. the c-h-p posted this video from el dorado county. no snow... but it was coming down in buckets... they have had some big storms in the mountains today. the video came with the advice to drivers... slow down! ( steve ) a little farther up oin truckee... drivers dealt with slush. it was enough to send one car off the road. while it may be wet... and slick... there no chain controls currently for drivers heading to the high country. ( steve ) a reminder... if you need to head out... you check the kron four website. we have live traffic maps that show you where all the hot spots are right now. you can also get alerts through the kron four mobile app... just make sure you enable the push alerts. ( pam ) a bold and troubling crime to tell you about tonight. on the peninsula .. authorities say, a woman stole from an elderly resident then went on a shopping spree, and did it while dressed up as the victim. this is one of two pictures of the suspect released by th

on the phone or to facetime her and no amount of anything can bring that back to me"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) a 76-year-old woman hit by a car ... and the driver takes off. it happened in san francisco... ... in the city's north beach neighborhood just after three- this afternoon. police say, the woman was walking on filbert street near columbus avenue when the car hit her... knocking her unconscious. she was taken to the hospital with life - threatening injuries... and as of right now, we do not know her condition and her identity has not been released. no vehicle description has been released. (steve) the agency in charge of flood control is laying out it's version of the facts in last months devastating flood along coyote creeek. in a public meeting earlier today, the santa clara valley water district reviewed stream flows over the holiday weekend leading up to the flood. they oversee flood control along coyote creek and they concluded that san jose had ample warning but failed to act and didn't evacuate the four-thousand people affected. mayor sam liccardo asserted that th

continues to come under scrutiny... ( mark ) kron4's haaziq madyun spoke with a civil rights attorneyt whether they think the officer used excessive was the amount of force used necessary when this vallejo police officer arrested dejuan hall john burris/civil rights attorney: "absolutely not! i think this is a clear case of use of excessive force"the viral video recorded last friday has caught the attention of civil rights attorney john burris. there are questions out there about the amount of forced used to arrest hall, who was allegedly acting irractically at a gas station in vallejo last friday. burris who has represented over a 1000 clients in the past 35-years with civil rights claims against police, explains why he thinks dejuan hall's civil rights were violated john burris/civil rights attorney: "in essence this officer is going to beat this man into submission. i saw no real effort to try and calm this situation down, to de-escalate it. the use of the baton where there were a number of assaulted conduct that should not have taken place"burris also takes issue with tackling hal

i say, i don't know" in moraga haaziq madyun kron4news still ahead. emotional moments for the the widow of a fallen navy seal. how the president honored the two during his first address. we''ll show you in just a few minutes on the kron four morning news at five. and next. firefighters forced to rescue a dog two times in just one hour. we'll show you why. after the break. and here's a live look outside... san francisco san jose accident nb 880 at coleman blocking 3 lanes a four-legged houdini. that's what people in pennsylvania are calling a dog who managed to sneak out of his house not once. but twice in one hour. a 45-pound siberian husky named maverick was able to kick the window, open a screen and climb on top of the roof of his house. it all happened while his owner was out running errands. this caused concerned neighbors to call for help. after maverick was rescued by firefighters...they received another call. telling them maverick was on the roof again. at us." maverick's owner says she plans to lock her windows before she leaves the house. com

kron4's haaziq madyun shows us the conditions the tenants were living with. a bathroom with unfinished walls, a kitchen sink with an appearance of mold, a room with a huge hole in the ceiling, these are recent photos of the living conditions inside a unit in the apartment building at 2551 san pablo avenue in oaklandsot tony macon/the macon foundation ils: "yeah he has been staying in the facility for some time now"these pictures were taken before monday's deadly fire. the photos are from a unit and common space area rented by a resident with developmental disabilities. tony macon of the macon foundation helps the developmenatlly diabled find housingtony macon/the macon foundation ils: "the conditions are very subpar, roach infested, rat infested, very very poor conditions for the tenants there"sotszeneca parker/urojas community services spokesperson: "yeah there are multiple issues and the city can give you that information"kron4 obtained these oakland building inspection documents from earlier this month notating a major plumbing leak, opened ceiling with le

in oakalnd haaziq madyun kron4news and here's a (james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... a 17-year-old boy shot on a bay area freeway. the shooting happened on highway 101 in san jose it happened around 6:45 last night near the story road exit. the victim's condition is not known this morning. police say they are looking for two hispanic men who were wearing bandanas and driving a white dodge charger. and.. police say the man wanted for ramming his car into two fremont police detectives in hayward, was arrested last night in san francisco. and we now know the 16-year- old who was killed in the incident, was two months pregnant. officers say, the driver, whose name has not been released, backed up into the undercover police car and fremont detectives started shooting. 16-year- old elena mondragon, was hit by the gunfire and later died. her uncle says it's possible the man arrested may be the father of her baby. also... president trump plans to increase funding for defense and homeland secur

in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news here in fremont, south fremont a new bart station. it opens to the public. on friday a big kick off party showing off the new station. down the road bart will go to san jose but that is in the future. grand open for operations to the public on saturday at 6am. here at oakland city hall, city leaders making one final play to keep the raiders in oakland, they have sent this letter to the nfl detailing specifics about their stadium plan and answering questions the nfl has. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the plan is superior to the las vegas plan sot.the only question that remains is will the raiders choose oakland and stay home. nfl owners are set to vote monday whether to allow the raiders to relocate to las vegas. at oakland city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. (pam ) british police are trying to find out more about the man behind the deadly terror attack on westminster bridge in london this week...(grant) catherine heenan is here with details on the investigation.... including the search for anyone who might have helped him... (catherin