j.r. stone, j.r. stone, old boy. what does he charge for our i know that this is a tree off.aadade off. >> gary: >> pam: playoffs playoffs! >> gary: staff curry going to play? can they match what happened the other night in denver? curry up the game in the second half but was it. rolling inkles. but not the ankle swelled. indeed will he be ready for tonight's game? >> rules are made the same. we have to keep yourself in position to play. coming over to the arena and we will see how it feels. if you look at the film ", it was pretty nasty training. >> gary: i had jerry west on for half an hour on the radio. anyway, the jury it kind of fade this superstar how they will shoot people up to numb the pain for this lot ankle. they slept something together and jerry was says curry will play tonight. >> gary: i will tell you a jury was set i'm not going that far. >> gary: the crowd tonight, on him in a good mood tonight! oracle is going to be rocking! people call it a bit upset in nba history and the players are well aware fo

kron four's j.r. stone is live tonight at the game. ll the excited baseball fans. j.r. this man strikes through a walmart, and the san jose. also, the violence in san francisco. police are not ruling out any possibilities. a sure sign of spring. baseball is back in the bay area. the season home opener for the oakland a's going on right now. kron four's j.r. stone is live tonight at the game. with all the excited j.r. >> reporter: let me show you video. one thing i noticed is that the fans were taking shots all over. they said that they are celebrating. with a rustling going on in the parking lot. and they were saying what a day. many of the fans i spoke with inside the stadium say that this team could be amazing and they are expecting quite a bit. at this point, however it is too-0. reporting in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4 news 2-0 >> pam: it was two years ago on opening day for the giants in los angeles. that giants fan bryan stow was brutally beaten outside the dodger's stadium parking lot. the bay area paramedic and father of two. is

kron 4's j.r. stone has more. >> it is concerning. and i think deplorable. >> reporter: they are launching an investigation from the state of nevada as actions. call patient dumping. embossing the mentally ill out of state, the a greyhound. >> we need to report this over the last five years that 1500 individuals were discharged. with practically just a one-way bus ticket. >> reporter: one of the main destinations was san francisco. and the location is this facility and las vegas. with 1005 ordered people, they were sent to california. 36 came to san francisco. looking at this specifically so san francisco is protected. as a result of this we are reimbursed as we need to be. >> reporter: he has requested documents to help in his investigation. talking about patient dumping in the past. this seems to be different. >> this is concrete documentation. as to an estimate on what has? it is too early to tell what is costing the city. j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: kron 4 news has learned. the suspects in the audrie pott sexual assault, will

reporting live j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: also still ahead we are following the latest of latest in boston. and you will hear from a survivor. plus a starting on not amount a number of people cannot afford medical services. they will tell you how much is sold for next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> pam: >> pam: and we'll hear from anew developments with the boston terror attack. here's what we know tonight. >> pam: jah

. ♪ >> pam: j.r. stonese is live at the opening day. >> it is all about the a.s and when you have someone i care like sespitus.. after a 94 season last year they are ready for this season. cespedus. mammal i have seen hem. he by no there is only one willie mays but he has a willie mays swing. >> these are not as these are my party pants. >> today is a party. >> if i am sitting in the back of my better be tall to your clock. >> is me and my little brother. and we are going to have a lot of fun. >> these beads are a tradition. it is called flair. and the yellow. >> and the green leggings. and i cannot change my shoes i even have my lucky underwear. [laughter] certainly, the fans are making a fashion statement often that distance. they are still facing the seattle mariners that are also getting ready t take baseball practice. we will be out here all evening because it is the oakland a's kron 4 news. >> in los angeles, the san francisco giants had their season opener planning that doctors.playing the dodgers. a

--j.r. stone >> reportermy teacher was crying because lay low was in her class lastla was in her class lt year. >> everybody who knew her said that she was a very nice person. >> students made signs for the victims and even made bows for her. parents wait- jet waited in long lines to pick up their parents--kids. >> i let them know that there was a bad and that hurt a little girl and now she is up and have been so that they would understand. >> many here in valley spring still shaken up over what happened. there will be a candlelight vigil held on held a 7ld. we have photos of the home. these pictures courtesy of our abc partnership with abc seven news. sheriff say just moments ago, it is not fear but there is concern. beefed up patrols will still be scouring the area to ensure that no one is a victim again of this murderer. as we continue to follow the story, and eight year-old girl staff to death-- stabbed to death. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse hig

kron 4 news j.r. stone is foul and stored with the details >> completely destroyed weitzman glenn up and going up into the air. this is what look-alike emergency crews said from 5 to 15 people were killed! reports out moments ago the moment of the deceased could rise in the explosion registered as a 2.1 tremor. the apartment complex look like as looked as if it was a bombing or explosion the kind two-seat and baghdad. it was early to strike. now these are some of the pictures coming into the news from after the blast. not only was the upstairs to strike but the downstairs as well. >> look at all the blood on his face you can see him on this video this entire area, literally melted off the victim's. victims were taken to an taking to the hospital and helicopters. pam >> >> pam:anger and frustration today from the attorney representing the family of audrie pott. she's the 15 year old saratoga high school student who authorities say was sexually assaulted by three 16 year old boys last september. there are als

in san francisco, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> we have had dramatic video. this is the great highway between a 75 mph that jacqueline mentioned. it is closed between lincoln and sloat. the sand, and it is always an issue. the construction and fencing and the blowing. it is likely that this will remain closed for up the night. and in the east bay this large tree lost a huge branch. it came crashing down. this is in pleasant hill. nearly 70 ft. and blocked the road. they had to get a chain saw to get it out of there. and in san francisco. portrero the right people to clear it and get traffic moving again. the home mentioned some damage and the roof busted on that honda. and take a look at golden gate bridge with fierce winter storms. they had to use a chain saw to topple babbittry. topple factory. tope ridgeview drive in pleasant hill. the part of the tree that fell was almost 70 feet.it blocked the road.crews used a chainsaw to break it up and remove it. in san francisco's.another potrero. the tree split in three. on the road.on a home. and on the sidewalk. t

reporting live in walnut creek, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: safeway's planned shopping center would be built on dozens of acres. which are currently home to an empty field and an office complex. kron 4's charles clifford give us a look at the area. >> reporter: safeway is calling this proposed development the orchards at walnut creek. the grocery store chain wants to put in more than 200,000 square feet of commercial and residential space on this 24 acre site... which sits along ygnacio valley road at oak grove road. this is a google earth view looking north across the site as it is now. the anchor store of the development would be a new 55,000 square foot safeway grocery store located here. but that's just the beginning...there would also be a junior anchor store next door as well as 7 other commercial buildings around the site. to the north of the safeway there would be a new residential development and there are also plans to put in a fitness center here. in additional, large parking lots would be built through out the

the underdog warriors are kron 4's j.r. stone is live in oakland tonight. where j.r.?> reporter: you can hear them out here, pam! gabe slate tech report (cheers & applause) we are so excited! we are going to win the this! we're going to win the championship. >> reporter: this is the most exciting part of it! >> we spoke with some of the and that are just as excited as some of these guys are. >> oh my gosh! >> it feels pretty good? >> the it was rocking! it was rocking! the great game. the warriors, they have a lot of heart. it was really cool. >> let's go! the mall for 25 years, i have been a routine with the war years. >> number one! i have been routine for the warriors. routing -- cheering for the warriors. >> number one! >> and no. 1! >> it does not get anything better than this. >> you can see they are fired up. and they are still fired up to, the golden state warriors. 110-108 = final score. and what a great time out here in oakland. back to you in the studio. >> pam: gary radnich will be back with more coming up. >> tonight, kron 4 speaks with a former employee o

j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: this is a live look downtown san francisco. the rainfall and a jacqueline? >> jacqueline: pam, the rainfall the we are going to see this weekend is nothing that we saw yesterday morning. as we take a look at this live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. . the showers to the north that system is well to the north of us here in washington. it is just off your screen. here is the tail end. it is going to sweep over northern california and the process will clip the north bay tomorrow. futurecast, by 2:00 a.m., cloudy conditions bay-area wide. hanhard by noon, widespread showers to the north bay. with a and to buy new in a somewhat weather by 2:00 p.m. this will be going towards noon it-2:00 p.m. impacting the north bay. some sprinkles over the north bay and clearing skies. increasing clouds will move right back in. towards sunday and what time it out on futurecast, coming up. of a gun. >> pam: trash cans in daly city stayed on the curb today. customers were forced to drop off their trash themselves, if they didn't want to wait unt

j.r. stone, with the $10,000 reward being offered.gil is starting let me show you a video from 15 minutes ago. some different community members were those 19 year- old lost his life, yesterday. the name was released by officers by the richmond police officers who is part of a vocational program trying to eventually become a construction worker. that all came to when and when he was shot. i spoke whewith his father. he was shot in front of his father. the message was clear, to stop the violence in richmond. j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: the big weather story is the cool down for tomorrow. we were in the 80s today and it is already going down in san francisco and for other locations. as the sea breezes continue, with some 80s. largely, '60s and '70s. s we head for tomorrow we will see temperatures even cooler. as we take a look at our futurecast temperatures will quickly be dropping. back into the 60s. with the exception of our inland valley locations. temperatures will be a bit mild. temperatures in the 50s. they will stay fo

a game that will likely draw atkron 4's j.r. stonelive at the game with more on the security efforts in response to what happened in boston. pam, san jose police tell us they will have additional officers inside and outside out here this afternoon you can see the officers outside of hp pavilion. tonight officers in uniform making to the game there will be a bomb sweep of the arena. alert tonight knowing what happened in boston. in a statement the sharks said that quote, "visible and non visible security will be in place to ensure the safety of all patrons and employees." they do say that if fans notice something out of the ordinary to report that suspicious activity to authorities. as for the game. sharks taking on the kings in the first of their four final jose, j.r. stone kron 4 news. and remember you can watch news channel. and live traffic. kron4.com. the thicket of ordering the >> to 68 in napa, 674 redwood city and san jose 60 and sent to cisco and 50 near the coastlines. still breezy 28 fairfield 26 and concord. winds are expec

this is j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: everything that happened in the terrorist states confidential. the three saratoga high school students were rested last week for cyber bullying a 15 year-old who passed of drinking and then took her own life were photos were digitally pass between classmates. these boys distributed the pictures to humiliate and other road kill my daughter. if this can happen to my door it happen to anyone! >> there are other markings as well they drew on turn on her chest and lakes. >> i can say that we're all thessaly concerned about victims and any related charges to that. shh leaving open to further speculate if the accused boys are locked up or are still free and san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 minutes. >> a u.s. senator roger wickers obtained poison and a lecher. senator wicker and his staff did not come into contact with the poison. officials do not believe this incident is related to the boston bombings. >> more 70 degree in marines even reaching the '80s by the weekend. we ha

. >>>> j.r. stone: here's a map to show you the area in calaveras county valley springs is about 30 miles north east of stockton. it's a very rural area - like most of the central >> these pictures. even the white vehicle in the driveway. the law enforcement vehicle. the home you are looking at is worthy stabbing occurred. scott rates spent the day. we will have more reaction from the community. it's terrifying to know that the killer may be on the loose. >> catherine: valley. it's been a hot day around the bay. >> >> jacqueline: things are cooling down some. were seymour a degree readings. it was 95 today. still like one out in fairfield, 88 in livermore, 88 in livermore. certainly a lot cooler to the coastline. this summer like pattern. right now, wins not too bad but breezy for portions around the bay area. the wins are expected this is right--raising fire concerns around the bay area. into wednesday morning, the winds are really going to be picking up. this is increasing fire danger. i will tell yo

j.r. stoneon 4 news. >> here in sarah toll, school district officials speak out about the case involving under a pot. st. they did who they did what they could. this is the girl who took her life in september after pictures reportedly circulated around campus been sexually assaulted at a party while passed out. three teams have been arrested. autry's family accuses the district of failing to take action. coming up on kron 4 news, could the district have done more to prevent her suicide. legal experts way and plus, they say this case could affect a school near you. that's all coming up on kron4 news at 8:00. to reach terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> >> jacqueline: today temperatures for about two to five degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. we saw more low 70's through santa rosa vallejo. 70 and livermore. we will continue this warming trend tomorrow out the door. temperatures in the '50s. quickly getting into the '70s by the noon hour. will see widespread '70s that's the yellow on your scre

--j.r. stone eventually." joins us tonight with more. as kron four's terisa estacio reports. this all erupting at a recent little league game. >> reporter: when the shots little league game in town, some parents tell me scared kids ducked for cover under benches. now, parents, coaches and others are taking their case here to council members, asking for more police presence so that everyone can be safe. out on the field tuesday evening, the game went on. bu tthat was not the case last wednesday. all games were cancelled voeresident george reason. becauswe of a domestic sitaution. a fight between a father and his son's mother's boyfriend carried over to the street when shots rang out. no on was serisouly hurt. these moms say it's all too much for need extra prote they don't need to see violence out here. that's not something they should have to live every day. fear of being harassed or hurt or something like that. >> concerned parents plan to talk to city council members at the meeting to try to get some help. they say that they desperately need. and vallejo, to wrest the estac

kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and talked with chief suhr. >> reporter: this is a picture of the air gun. according to suspects, they pointed the gun had a group. >> over primary duty is to protect life. >> reporter: there were two different groups said 17th/valencia. according to the police chief, they saw somebody pull out a gun and pointed it at the others. that is when the police opened fire. >> it sure looked like a new, real guns to me. and i ever covered a lot of guns. i would not be expected for the officers to make is split second decision to compromise the safety of the public. >> reporter: the one person is in stable condition. >> right now, we do not know the involvement of the buy standard. >> reporter: pam, one of the questions i asked is that is this gang-related. at this point they're looking into that but they do not know the answer. >> pam: this investigation continues. one person says that he is blind and has been a target of violence and is now more concerned about the rec

kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. he has been in contact with his family. j.r.? >> reporter: the news from the hospital pam is good. the trauma surgeon successfully closed aaron's wounds a matter of hours ago. 11 year old aaron hern was hit with shrapnel when the bombs went off at the end of the boston marathon. he had been waiting with his father and sister for his mother to finish. his father described his injuries on his son's leg as looking like a war wound. well they likely look better than that tonight. the successful surgery means aaron will not need skin grafts. he also hasn't been able to talk because of the breathing tube that is being used. his mother told us earlier today that doctors were hoping to take that out. at this point though that hasn't happened. when aaron does occasionally wake up he uses a touchpad to write what he is thinking. he is starting to remember things as well. he told his mom he was worried about a boy who was next to him before the blasts and his new friend david. david is fine. again though pam, the good news is that surgery w

in richmond, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: across the country today. people marched in support of immigration reform. thousands of people gathered near the steps of the capital in washington they were demanding that congress pass immigration reform this year. they want changes that would include. a path toward citizenship for the 11- million immigrants living in the u-s illegally. organizers say, demonstrations were happening in at least 18 states. immigration reform took center stage in the bay area today too. this is what it looked like in downtown san francisco today. about 500 people marched down six city blocks. the group demanding big changes. they want sweeping immigration reform for workers and others living in this country. when the group got to the federal building, they left one- thousand paper flowers - representing people deported every day across the country. >> we are hoping the we can get a pathway that is equitable, and accessible. we're hoping to put the stuff to the deportations that are supporting our family. and disrupting our comm

kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. and joins us live from that meeting. j.r? >> reporter: pam, the police chief walked into this meeting about five minutes ago. it is just under way they're talking about the shooter with an officer involved shooting that happen on sunday. at valencia/17. that is where we are standing. the police chief said that you could even throw a baseball from how close we are from where it happened. from what looked like and it looked like officers opened fire and they shot two different people. he said that the officers were completely justified in opening fire. i will be out here all night. any changes from this meeting i will keep you updated your of the news cast reporting live, j. r. stone, kron 4 news. >>catherine: sheriff's deputies say at least 14 people were injured on the campus of a texas community college today.when a man went on a stabbing rampage. the suspect is a hearing- impaired student.and investigators are trying to figure out why he did it. >> reporter: witnesses describe a chilling scene here on the campus of lone sta

reporting live in walnut creek j.r. stone, kron 4 news. now at five seven people were killed.hree others wounded in the shooting. a memorial sign with the victim's names. and flowers scheduled for this saturday and the next. meantime, the suspect.coming up-- rosie creek. south san francisco police is researchers at u-c santa through the front and begins assaulting customers. >> he just went crazy in the parking lot. tonight. what police are saying about the cause of five people were hurt in the mayhem, including one victim with serious injuries. here's the man police who say is to blame. he is 31- year-old haamid zaid, of seaside. he has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest. and hit and run. police suspect zaid was under the influence of possible motive for what happened. the busy wal-mart on story road. re-opened this morningwith sheets of plywood covering the doors and windows which shattered. when zaid allegedly crashed his car on sunday police say, the suspect first rammed into two cars in the parking lot, before heading were blocked by several

police chief jordan to issue a statement and he said it is a possibility for a live in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> catherine: the white house is warning today that a north korean missile launch may be imminent. so far - there's no sign that the launch will be anything other than a peaceful test. but the north koreans are doing their best to keep everyone on edge. this is the most powerful missile in north korea's arsenal. at least on paper. the musu=dan was first unveiled at a military parade three years ago and has never been tested. now two of them have been moved to launch sites on the east coast. >> north korea may be making preparations to launch a missile. we are monitoring this situation closely and we would not be surprised to see them take such an >> catherine: north korea has been the subject of increasingly frequent meetings in the >> i think they are watching very carefully the situation. i think they are watching if there are military maneuvers or a higher level of military alert on the ground in north korea that is accompanying all this rhetoric. >> catherine: today

in san francisco j.r. stone san francisco has a department that is not used taser seven cisco police department does armed officers with tasers looking at one right now. the department issued traces to -- tasers to every officer in 2000 for almost 1000 officers the police department tells kron4 news it believes the benefits far outweigh the risk. >>>reporter: something officer filled the can utilize instead of using their firearm in some instances, has prevented situations where you could use the taser, to kind of diffuse the situation. >> there are restrictions as to when an officer can and cannot use the taser for example, use not allowed on a pregnant woman or a suspect in handcuffs. however, an officer can use a taser on those people if our example they are coming after an officer with a gun or with a knife. >> there is a break in the investigation of the shooting death of an boyer, shot last tuesday afternoon driving on caller avenue in oakland hills. >> >> we recovered the vehicle associated with this offe

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