that's where we find kron 4's michelle kingston. michelle. we are still seeing that wet weather all across the bay area.i've been on the road since 4am and saw some real heavy rain in the east bay ... it was fairly steady in san francisco, but once i got on the 101 to head north to where we thought we'd see a lot of the rain -- it was nearly dry! votake a look at some of this video shot in the north bay yesterday ...you can see cars having some trouble in flooded areas.we know there were some power outages, a tree that fell on a home and some flooding throughout the bay area, but here in santa rosa -- things were relatively calm. i actually just got off the phone with the fire marshal here in santa rosa who tells me it was a really quiet night and not at all like what they were anticipating.they thought they'd see a lot more heavy rain ... slicker roads ... but most of that was to the south. he says they really didn't related calls throughout the night.there were a lot of puddles the 101 today for us. just because it isn't raining as hard any

kron4 michelle kingston has more from santa rosa. michelle kingston, santa rosa "quite a bit of rain overnight but sunshine this morning making a lot of people here in santa rosa happy to not have to deal with any of those issues today."jackie elward, santa rosa"a little sunshine, ya, i was happy to see that." santa rosa residents -- smiling -- waking up to sunshine saturday morning after getting drenched with rain on friday.david murphy, santa rosa"it was really heavy with a little bit of wind. it was probably the most intense rain we've had in a while." hill side communities were on edge earlier this week hearing about the possibility of flooding and mudslides because of the heavy rainfall that was expectedjackie elward, santa rosa"i was kinda like ... a little fearful ... yes of the flood and after the fire we don't want the flood to overtake again."john wisyanski, santa rosa"it was actually pretty heavy at times but the ground is so dry most of it soaked up pretty well. there wasn't a lot of run off." aside from a few puddles ...

kron4's michelle kingston and her puppy, dasher .... show us just how easy the process really is.dasher -- a two year old pit bull puppy mix.he's big but he's cute and cuddly -- and an absolute love.ábarká but -- he isn't fully trained ... and sometimes other dogs and people make him nervous.he is definitely not qualified to be an emotional support animal -- not yet anyway -- but i went online to register him to see if he'd pass the test.but once i got on usdogregistry. net i realized there wasn't a test at all.all i had to do was type in my name, dasher's name and give my credit card information.i didn't have to say why i need an emotional support animal or provide proof of a doctor's note of any mental condition. dasher's $79 emotional support animal certification will arrive in the mail in about a week.. with free shipping!dana valladares, emotional support dog owner"no, i feel like everybodys entitled to their own, you know, if that's their business, then you know, if that's why they need them then that's why they need them." last night -- you met dana valladares -- she used t

kron 4's michelle kingston was in downtown danville to gage peoples thoughts on all the shaking.)michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"most people say it's just part of living here in california, but they've been feeling quite a few of these small quakes lately, never knowing if a big one is going to strike."susan snyder, danville"at this point, i'm so used to it that it doesn't even phase me."doug lauer, danville"it just kind of gives you a quick jolt and you feel it, you heart races for a minute but then its gone."a 3.0 magnitude earthquake struck the danville area just after 10:30 sunday morning ... and within five minutes -- 2 1.9s and a 2.7 also rumbled the area.john wintersteen, danville"you don't know whether you should jump up and go outside or just wait it out so it's always that indecision so i waited and we had another one a little while later and probably about 10 minutes after that i felt another one." doug lauer, danville"you pause and wait a minute to see if there's more coming and generally there isn't, but we've had on average in the last few days 3 or 4 of them." do

kron 4's michelle kingston talked to a psychologist about why it's so rare to see a woman trigger.hootings like the one we saw at youtube headquarters tuesday are often done by men ... not women.dr. brenda wade, relationship expert psychologist"little boys love to play with guns, not so much little girls. it's just part of a masculine persona and a masculine culture."nasim aghdam -- the woman behind this week's shooting in san bruno was upset with the company ... and its believed áthat was the motive behind the act that hospitalized three people.wade"they tend to look for the target that they feel was the source of pain." aghdam is one of very few women behind active shootings in the united states. according to the fbi -- just four percent involved female shooters between 2000 and 2016. wade"there are not that many women that act out in a violent way. now typically the only time we see that is if it's a woman who has gone over the edge, who already had emotional problems and she's in a bad relationship."while the investigation is just beginning ... tech experts say it seems aghdam

in the east bay, michelle kingston, kron 4 news."grant) alameda county firefighters got to help with a special delivery today. this is a photo of the firefighters with the newborn they helped bring into the world this morning. the firefighters got the call that a woman was in labor on 880...on her way to the hospital but the baby just couldn't wait. thanks to these firefighters and paramedics, they helped deliver a healthy baby girl. the mother and baby -- are doing well. a live look outside on this friday night...lawrence has the forecast.. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our computer model. they are scattered so don't exp

kron 4's michelle kingston was there as protesters made their voices heard of two prominent bay area politicians. politicians. area prominent bay of two at the homes politicians. area the attack ( marty ) reaction is pouring in from around the world to coordinated strikes against syria's chemical weapons program. the attack was launched by the u-s, britain and france. u-n representatives for the u-s and russia verbally attacked each other at an emergency u-n security council meeting. kim hutcherson reports the the russian government is condemning the attack russia russia condemned the allies over the and demanded end of the u-n council vassily nebenzia / russia's un ambassador: "in a sign of cynical disdain, a group of countries decided to take ( marty ) here in the bay area-- demonstratorssan francisco air strikes.michelle kingston was protesters made their at the homes prominent bay area politicians. ánatsá"money for jobs not for wars! fired up, we won't take it no more!"rally in downtown san francisco following aerial strikes in syria on friday ... ánatsá"do your job! do your job!

(pam) kron4 reporter michelle kingston visited the site today... and people who live on this private property told her, they have nowhere else to go. (mk)on east sixth street near downtown antioch ...charlette levi, homeless"give us help. show us love just like we are human beings."a community all its own ...david ball, homeless "we need them to treat us like citizens!"tents for housing ... chairs for sitting ... tables for eating ... pets for comfort.but behind the blue tarps there's dirt, trash and garbage building up -- and now the city of antioch says it's time to clean it up and move the homeless out.curt michaels, antioch code enforcement manager"i witnessed some open fires on the property, uncontained fires burning on the property, i witnessed animals running loose on the property." michelle kingston/@mkin gstonnewsthis is home to about 50 people. they say they're a community, a family and if the city tries to shut them down, they aren't going anywhere. david ball, homeless"it's illegal to be cruel to animals. how is it not to be cruel to th

right now, kron 4's michelle kingston is live for us tonight outside the arena. michelle -- how are fans feeling? what a game!fans had an absolute blast ... it's always fun when you're winning. they called it a high intensity game -- a fast paced, high scoring game.the warriors coming out ready to win -- and that's exactly what they did.fans came in to tonight's game fans came in to they did. winning.you're fun when ... it's always absolute blast feeling? (justine) the warriors are xxx game one of the nba semi- finals. right now, kron 4's michelle kingston is live for us tonight outside the arena. michelle -- how are fans feeling? what a game!fans had an absolute blast ... it's always fun when you're winning. they called it a high intensity game -- a fast paced, high scoring game.the warriors coming out ready to win -- and that's exactly what they did.fans came in to tonight's game with confidence -- calling their team the best team in the nba, knowing they were going to win even with steph curry out again tonight. fans here are certain the warriors will go all t

kron4 michelle kingston has more from santa rosa. michelle kingston, santa rosa "quite a bit of rain overnight but sunshine this morning making a lot of people here in santa rosa happy to not have to deal with any of those issues today."jackie elward, santa rosa"a little sunshine, ya, i was happy to see that." santa rosa residents -- smiling -- waking up to sunshine saturday morning after getting drenched with rain on friday.david murphy, santa rosa"it was really heavy with a little bit of wind. it was probably the most intense rain we've had in a while." hill side communities were on edge earlier this week hearing about the possibility of flooding and mudslides because of the heavy rainfall that was expectedjackie elward, santa rosa"i was kinda like ... a little fearful ... yes of the flood and after the fire we don't want the flood to overtake again."john wisyanski, santa rosa"it was actually pretty heavy at times but the ground is so dry most of it soaked up pretty well. there wasn't a lot of run off." aside from a few puddles ...

harlequins director of rugby, john kingston, is to leave the club at the end of the season, by mutualead coach two years ago and he led the club to sixth in the premiership and qualification for the european champions cup during his first season in charge. but a poor run of form this season has seen his side winjust seven premiership matches out of 19. england's women have beaten india to level their one day international series at 1—1. teenage spinner sophie ecclestone followed up taking four wickets in the defeat last friday with another four in today's win in nagpur. our reporter henry moeran was watching the action. well, this was a dominant performance from england. they lost the toss, were asked to bowl first, but there spinners excel. two picking up career besting figures. the run chase was reasonably trouble—free, and england could welcome back —— could welcome back their captain to decide. the bowlers really said the team. i thought we had a good training day yesterday, the bowlers knowing what sort of pitch were going to come on. worked really ha rd on pitch were going to co

michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"you can feel that golden state pride inside this bar.hey didn't sweep, but fans here are confident that their team will go all the way."ronnie enferadi ellenberg, warriors fan"i left my broom at the house! i was actually doing some real cleaning, some reel sweeping you know what i'm saying!donald ellenberg, warriors fan"we still got this. give steph curry a little more time to rest. we still got this."sidariss wallace, warriors fan"we come back home. we gonna finish it right here. game 5. call it a day. get ready for the next opponent."the warriors will have another chance to beat the spurs tuesday on their home court.ánatá in san leandro, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. (jrs) and thousands of people were left without power... this as firefighters worked to save two victims in a car that crashed into a pole. we'll tell you where this happened after the break. (justine) u-c berkeley has a new member its student senate. he's furry and some people are furious about his election win. (jrs) and after the break-- a new report that says the bay

kron 4 reporter michelle kingston has the terrifying details. pkga san francisco woman was found early saturday morning walking the streets of sonoma bare foot and without a phone an employee who was driving to work saw a woman walking down the road without any shoes on looked like she had been assaulted beaten up and asked her if she needed help sonoma county detectives say the 24 year old victim called a ride sharing company to take her home from bruno's in the mission district around 5 in the morning -- but when she got inside the vehicle -- she wasn't the only one in the back seat.they believe she got into the wrong car -- not the one that she called for!the driver took her and the man next to her to sonoma ... where she says she was beaten, choked and sexually assaulted by both the passenger and the driver.thats what initially got her nervous was that they were not going to her house they were taking her far away from her home so thats when she first became suspicious that something was upmichelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"she says she was a

michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"you can feel that golden state pride inside this bar.hey didn't sweep, but fans here are confident that their team will go all the way."ronnie enferadi ellenberg, warriors fan"i left my broom at the house! i was actually doing some real cleaning, some reel sweeping you know what i'm saying!donald ellenberg, warriors fan"we still got this. give steph curry a little more time to rest. we still got this."sidariss wallace, warriors fan"we come back home. we gonna finish it right here. game 5. call it a day. get ready for the next opponent."the warriors will have another chance to beat the spurs tuesday on their home court.ánatá in san leandro, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. (justine) happening now. police are looking for the suspect...in connection with a shooting in emeryville. it happened around eight last night... near 45th street and adeline street. when police arrived...they found no one was injured ... however officers spotted two cars riddled with bullets. authorities believe the suspect sped off in a sliver honda. but no arrest has

kron 4 reporter michelle kingston talked a psychologist about why it's so rare to see a woman behind gun. shootings like the one we saw at youtube headquarters tuesday are often done by men ... not women.dr. brenda wade, relationship expert psychologist"little boys love to play with guns, not so much little girls. it's just part of a masculine persona and a masculine culture."nasim aghdam -- the woman behind this week's shooting in san bruno was upset with the company ... and its believed áthat was the motive behind the act that hospitalized three people.wade"they tend to look for the target that they feel was the source of pain." aghdam is one of very few women behind active shootings in the united states. according to the fbi -- just four percent involved female shooters between 2000 and 2016. wade"there are not that many women that act out in a violent way. now typically the only time we see that is if it's a woman who has gone over the edge, who already had emotional problems and she's in a bad relationship."while the investigation is just beginning ... tech experts say it seems

england meet kingston, jamaica and their album 44876. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to thegram. i'm christiane amanpour in lond london. kenya, once a shining example in africa, is losing some of the luster. elections are marred by irregularities and violence. kenyatta the current president, his father was the first president after independence and was known as the father of the nation. his son is now facing some criticism for his part in the turmoil and for shutting down tv networks when they broadcast a fake swearing in held by the opposition figure odinga. but incredibly these two bitter rivals then surprised the nation when they posed for handshakes, smiles, and a pledge to put their differences aside. president kenyatta is attending the commonwealth summit here in london this week and he came into our studio to talk hope and change for his country. but i started by getting his take on the controversy over britain threatening to deport children of the commonwealth who are invited in during the 1950s. >>> president kenyatta, welcome to the program. >> thank you very much.

in santa rosa michelle kingston kron4 news." (steve) a big story (steve) a big story we're tracking.one week after an s=u=v plunged off a mendocino cliff and killed a family from oregon ... the c=h=p says what happened may have been a crime and not an accident..(steve) five bodies have been discovered.three children are still missing..(catherine) electronic data from their s-u-v indicated that there was no attempt to apply the brakes before it went over the edge, "preliminary investigation indicates to us this incident may have been an intentional act and not the result of a traffic collision."captain greg baarts with the california high patrol shedding some light on what happened in the minutes before the gmc yukon went over the cliff edge. jennifer and sara hart died in the crash, along with at least three of their 6 adopted children.the bodies of the others have not been recovered.the s=u=v was discovered a week ago, at the bottom of a one=hundred=foot cliff near highway one between fort bragg and eureka.data from the air bag

in antioch, michelle kingston, kron4 news." (grant)(grant) a program to help students and families who are homeless... is being proposed at a san francisco school.. (vicki) it is called the "stay over program" and it has been proposed by administrators at buena vista horace mann school ... and a district supervisor. under the 'stay over' program ... 'housing insecure' students and their parents can spend the night in the school gym. the program would provide space for twenty buena vista horace mann students and their families. school leaders say, 64 of the 600 families at the school are living without stable housing. according to the school principal ... the stress of unstable housing weighs on the students and impacts their performance in the classroom.<> (vicki) the program could potentially launch in october, pending funding from the mayor in the city's budget and after community outreach on the idea. (grant) novato police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man they say robbed a jewe

kron 4's michelle kingston has more. pkga san francisco woman was found early saturday morning walking the streets of sonoma bare foot and without a phone an employee who was driving to work saw a woman walking down the road without any shoes on looked like she had been assaulted beaten up and asked her if she needed help sonoma county detectives say the 24 year old victim called a ride sharing company to take her home from bruno's in the mission district around 5 in the morning -- but when she got inside the vehicle -- she wasn't the only one in the back seat.they believe she got into the wrong car -- not the one that she called for!the driver took her and the man next to her to sonoma ... where she says she was beaten, choked and sexually assaulted by both the passenger and the driver.thats what initially got her nervous was that they were not going to her house they were taking her far away from her home so thats when she first became suspicious that something was upmichelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"she says she was a

(steve) and i'm steve aveson kron4 reporter michelle kingston is live in the mission for us tonight where this all began. michelle? (michelle)we're told she was leaving bruno's bar here in the mission very early saturday morning.she called for a ride ... but the car she got into may not have been the car she called for. a san francisco woman was found early saturday morning walking the streets of sonoma bare foot and without a phone an employee who was driving to work saw a woman walking down the road without any shoes on looked like she had been assaulted beaten up and asked her if she needed help sonoma county detectives say the 24 year old victim called a ride sharing company to take her home from bruno's in the mission district around 5 in the morning -- but when she got inside the vehicle -- she wasn't the only one in the back seat.they believe she got into the wrong car -- not the one that she called for!the driver took her and the man next to her to sonoma ... where she says she was beaten, choked and sexually assaulted by both the passenger and the driver.thats what initially got

kron 4's michelle kingston has more from the mission district.. where it all began. pkga san francisco woman was found early saturday morning walking the streets of sonoma bare foot and without a phone an employee who was driving to work saw a woman walking down the road without any shoes on looked like she had been assaulted beaten up and asked her if she needed help sonoma county detectives say the 24 year old victim called a ride sharing company to take her home from bruno's in the mission district around 5 in the morning -- but when she got inside the vehicle -- she wasn't the only one in the back seat.they believe she got into the wrong car -- not the one that she called for!the driver took her and the man next to her to sonoma ... where she says she was beaten, choked and sexually assaulted by both the passenger and the driver.thats what initially got her nervous was that they were not going to her house they were taking her far away from her home so thats when she first became suspicious that something was upmichelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"she says she was a

in the easy bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news.an francisco offers some of the most breathtaking views of the pacific ocean and the coast but there is a problem i've been on this trail all the way to the maze and back and there is trash everywhere i'll show you just how bad it is in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (pam)there has been talk of cleaning up the streets of san francisco,(steve) but there are some areas in the city that should never be dirty yet it is ... be dirty yet it should never the city that some areas in but there are (steve)san francisco,the streets of cleaning up the streets of cleaning up talk of there has been (pam)(pam)there has been talk of cleaning up the streets of san francisco, (steve) but there are some areas in the city that should never be dirty yet it is ... (pam) it's one of the most beautiful places in the world...and it's right here in san francisco.(grant) but that doesn't mean it's immune to lands end in san franc

kron4 reporter michelle kingston has the story.. (mk)jesse oswald, resilient city building official"it's pretty indescribable."people are still taken aback when they see coffey park today. gary dower, coffey park resident"when we left it was kind of in a big hurry so every once in a while i bring her back and walk around the neighborhood and let her just kinda smell the familiar smells."gary dower and his dog are hoping to rebuild their home ... but for now ... they just walk by and remember.gary dower, coffey park resident"it is completely different. everything is kinda just wiped out and burnt and construction."lots of construction ... and pg&e are on site ... their new phase in helping to rebuild began on monday morning.jesse oswald, resilient city building official"that's one of the biggest steps to getting folks back into their homes."pg&e is replacing all of the cables and transformers destroyed during the fires -- installing electric cable, new gas mains and service lines underground. michelle kingston, santa rosa "the clean

(steve) kron4's michelle kingston is live in san bruno tonight. michelle-- you spoke to a witness? michelle on camwitnesses tell me they saw employees coming out of the youtube headquarters with their hands up on their heads ... terrified, this afternoon.vo (what you have in the newsroom) witnesses say they saw not just one or two police cars ... but 20 to 30 fly down cherry avenue and stop in front of the building. they saw police with large guns surround youtube headquarters. one man i spoke to he had just stepped outside the building. he was inside working and stepped out to head home. he didn't hear the gunshots but he saw the police come storming down the street. he said he knew something was wrong. james mahakena, daly cityoh they were scared. i saw in their face they are very nervous. i mean with all the news of the shooting that happened in the country we have, you know, we are very very nervous when it comes to that kind of thing i mean i cannot believe that it happens in our community and i mean, its, we have to be vigilant and be careful with all the things that are happ

businessmen and the company is now to discuss this i am now joined by professor of economics at kingston university steve king now what do you make of these developments is this a short term blip or is this the start of something more serious. i think it's a start of something more serious because this continued attempt to a med by america to create conflict with russia. just doesn't seem to be ending as you said some of your previous correspondence have talked about the script how case now we've got the alleged chlorine bombing in syria. it just seems that the whole tena is to cause conflict between out of states and russia and the incidents maybe i originated through allegedly russian i didn't originate from russia but the the raising of the anti wrotham simply to calm things down negotiate is definitely coming from america now some analysts claim this is part of a global strategy what's your take on that. it's i mean it's actually totally puzzling because when you when you look at the actual economic march of america versus the economic weakness of russia the gap is so enormous and ru

kingston harbour.h set sail with hundreds of jamaicans heading to the uk to work. long time to keep angry. kingston harbour. clayton barnes took up that call. he's spent 51 years working a roofer in the uk. but he's been living here, in ruraljamaica, since 2013, after being refused entry back into britain. i feel bad about it. very bad. very, very, very, very bad. in fact, they all do. very bad. i, me personally, feel very bad. all that money spent, it's a waste of time. i could've been told before. clayton did overstay his visit, but says too much time has passed for him still to be angry. he hopes his case will be resolved. happy and a conversation and an apology. all together in one package. because i think i deserve it, after 50 years. i think i deserve that. nearby, in mandeville, a town popular with manyjamaicans who once lived in the uk, the returned residents association are having a meeting. the weather a reflection of their mood — stormy, angry at how the british government has behaved. i wou

and kingston's not alone.line are accusing the parkland survivors of being so-called "crisis actors," who travel to the sites of shootings to instigate fury against guns. that's right. we're all being taken in by the dazzling theatrical performances of high school actors. we've all been duped before. "i guess you could say this truly is our town." ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) that is wrong on a lot of levels, not just because it diminishes the tragedy of what these kids experience, but it also-- it also gives theater majors false hope that some day they'll get jobs. ( laughter ) i speak from experience here. improv is where the big money is. and here's parkland student cameron kasky on the question of whether he's a paid "crisis actor." >> if you had seen me in our school's production of "fiddler on the roof," you would know that nobody would pay me to act for anything. ( laughter and applause ) >> jon: ♪ tradition! ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's very good. maybe not, but in the spirit of "fiddler," t

in fairfield, michelle kingston, kron 4 news.eve) the recent rains resulted in a few minor mud and rockslides but despite that crews are making progress on a big back-log of repairs to storm-ravaged roads in the santa cruz montains. schulties road, near the summit, was closed for a time on friday after a new slide added to the woes caused by another, larger slide left over from last winter. despite that, relatively light seasonal rains in the mountains have allowed crews to work through the winter months, although there is still a long ways to go. < we made a lot of progress so far there's a lot of work to get some of the progress underway, but we've done about 20 million in work so far, but it's going to take several years until things get back to normal."> highway 17, highway 35, soquel-san jose road and other major routes have been made a priority. but there are still as many as 200less traveled roads suffering from slides, slip-oits and other storm-related damage. (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast.(steve) chief mete

in fairfield, michelle kingston, kron 4 news.m)(pam) palo alto (pam)(pam) palo alto police have arrested a man.... accused of sexually assaulting a teenage girl while she was out on a jog. eduardo antonio chavarria- diaz was booked yesterday morning in richmond... the incident happened back on march 28th ... near the intersection of arastradero and deer creek roads. police say, the suspect pulled the victim off the path, put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her. after investigating, officers found chavarria- diaz was allegedly involved in a similar situation that occurred in oakland last month. lawrence karnow: temperatures soared in the 70s in many parts of the bay area today. it was well above the average with even a few record highs. the clouds have started to move in again as another storm remains poised off the coastline. it is dry on the doppler radar now but that will likely change tomorrow. it doesn't look anything like our last storm but there is a chance of a few light showers. on the satellite you can see the s

(vicki) kron'4's michlle kingston is live at the hayward bart station.. details michelle any idea on when the station will reopen?

in fairfield, michelle kingston, kron 4 news. hundreds more national guard troops are heading to the u-s mexico border. and thousands more will soon follow. today in arizona alone... 225 national guard service members are being sent to the u -s mexico border. and in texas --- 250 members are being deployed. those are just two of several states offering to send troops. president trump ordered the military to secure the border until his promised border wall is built. both president bush and obama sent troops to the border during their terms, though the moves were critcized as costly and of limited effectiveness. california is still evaluating its options. (lawrence bay area weather) it's the wild wild west... and its looking like the playoff race is coming down to the last game of the season..we'll take a look at the warriors playoff picture..--and khalil mack a no show at ota's ... and why raiders fans shouldn't worry.. next in sports.. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back the

it swung both ways throughout the game at kingston park, there was a nervous wait to see of rod becauseo minutes left on the clock. it was given and saw the home side win by 35— 30, lifting them to third in the table, sale down to six. glasgow have secured a home semi—final in the play—offs of the pro 14. their 45— 22 win over connacht means that top conference a and have an easy path to the final. also have some work to do to seal a play—off spot, but beat ospreys 8—0 in the night's other match in pool b. off to the gold coast, where for both katarina johnson—thompson and tom daley triumphant adversity has come about. both overcame injury to secure commonwealth games gold. for the heptathlete, it ended a long wait for a gold medal. katarina johnson—thompson has long been touted as the heir tojessica ennis—hill is thrown. coming into the 800 metres, the final event of the 800 metres, the final event of the heptathlon, she had a healthy lead and gold in her sights. england teammate niamh anderson one to claim bronze. finishing fourth was enough to secure a major championship for katarina

kingston was promoted from head coach two years ago and he led the club to sixth in the premiership andn champions cup during his first season in charge. but a poor run of form this season has seen his side winjust seven premiership matches out of 19. that is it from this sportsday. don't forget to have a look at the bbc sport website, keeping up—to—date with everything that is going on. it will soon be gearing up for the live action overnight, and you can watch streams of every sport you can watch streams of every sport you choose, that's on our website. coming up next on bbc news, it is the papers, good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lord digbyjones, former trade minister and henry bonsu, broadcaster and campaigner. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times reports on a big drop in russian stocks following new sanctions imposed by the us and increased tension over the syria crisis. the metro leads with floral tributes being placed outside the home of a pensioner where a burglar was fo

kron4's michelle kingston talked to a tech expert to learn more about the company's changes... and find out which of them triggered the (michelle)this is nasim aghdam ... a 39 year old san diego resident who is said to have opened fire at youtube headquarters on tuesday.ed barberini, san bruno police chief"at this point in the investigation, it is believed that the suspect was upset with the policies and practices of youtube. this appears to be the motive for this incident."law enforcement tell kron4 news aghdam was a frequent poster on youtube. josh constine, techcrunch editor-at-large"youtube never took down peoples videos or refused to allow them to share them to youtube because of its new policy. it was merely not allowing people to make money off of them. so the idea that this is censorship or a free speech issue is really blown out of proportion"some of aghdam's posts say she believed the company was intentionally limiting the reach of some users, like herself and trying to supress her and other content creators. techcrunch says she had videos on other sites with an image

kron 4's michelle kingston is live for us tonight outside the arena. michelle -- how are fans feeling about curry missing out? still feeling optimistic? (michelle)they say it'll be tough -- but that it's possible.they believe in this team and say they're playing fine without curry -- but they miss him and want him back on the court (mk)ánatsá"woooooo"tony mayfield, warriors fan"we are gonna win it. it's just a matter of how many games it takes. it's just entertainment until we get to the finals. right here they are just entertaining us keeping us happy."confident fans heading in to tonight's game say the golden state warriors will win without steph curry on the court ... but it won't be easy. samuel ho, warriors fan"can they do it without him? it will be tough, but we will see."nancy levine, warriors fan "i'm feeling pretty confident about our intensity and defense and the guys stepping up and i am feeling good about us versus them."nancy levine says the warriors win every night she wear this hat ... and tonight -- she's added the warriors playoff flow

kron4 reporter michelle kingston has the story.. it's been months ... but the devastation is still visible.7 16 17 04 its pretty indescribable. some would equate it to being walking on the moon. some say it looks like a war zone. i think its a combination of those things. burnt trees and caution tape have taken over coffey park in santa rosa following last year's wildfires ... but there's also progress here in the neighborhood ... and people driving through and even walking by.7 20 47 12 when we left it was kind of in a big hurry so every once and a while i bring her back and walk around the neighborhood and let her just kinda smell the familiar smellsjust one street over from where gary dower is walking ... pg&e is starting their next phase in helping to rebuild.they've coordinated with the city to replace all of the cables and transformers destroyed during the fires ... installing 13 miles of electric cable and 15 miles of new gas mains and service lines underground.7 17 14 20 thats one of the biggest steps in getting folks back into their homesjesse

(vicki) kron'4's michlle kingston is live at the hayward bart station.. with details michelle any idea on when the station will reopen? (grant) new tonight at nine a local mother is speaking out for the first time since losing her 18- year-old son to a drug overdose involving xanax laced with fentanyl.(vicki) authorities say this opioid problem is taking aim at high school teens and young adults. (grant) kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live tonight where that young man went to high school. students remembering their former classmate at a memorial in san bruno on wednesday. just over two months after that young man...18 year old david ochoa overdosed on xanax laced with fentanyl.they were up late playing video games until 2 in the morning...they all woke up and he didn'tit was eventually determined that it was the fentanyl that had killed david. a drug that can be 100 times more powerful than heroin or morphine...it's unclear how many pills david had...possibly 4 or 5 accor

(justine) kron4 reporter michelle kingston joins us live from san francisco where a rally is just ended downtown. michelle? (mk)sabout 100 people were here earlier this evening .. chanting things like "stop the bombing."and attracting quite a response from people walking by. ánatsá"money for jobs not for wars! fired up, we won't take it no more!"an anti war rally in downtown san francisco following aerial strikes in syria on friday ...ánatsá"do your job! do your job! end these wars. stop bombing syria! one protest began in front of senator dianne feinstein's home on saturday afternoon ánatsá"listen to the people! these are not our wars! the people demand peace!"the code pink organizers then marched down broadway to house minority leader nancy pelosi's house ...ánatsá"nancy pelosi- vote for peace not for war in the middle east!"taping a banner to the garage door ... and writing her a message on the drivewayjackie barshak, code pink "we don't want to be involved in syria. not at all" this group is against president donald trump's decision to take military action against the syrian governm

in san francisco, michelle kingston, kron4 news (jrstone) san francisco police have arrested a man whoy took part in kidnapping a woman earlier this week. police say willie mccoy the second -- pictured here -- was identified as one of the suspects who kidnapped the 19-year-old victim early sunday morning. the victim told police she was walking in the mission district when a group of people forced her into a car. police say she managed to escape in santa clara county and contacted authorities. mccoy was later arrested on suspicion of pimping, human trafficking, kidnapping and making criminal threats. he is currently being held on a million dollars bail. (justine) billed as the largest gun show on the west coast... we'll take you to a gun protest here at home (jr) and police search for a bank robber in palo alto (justine) we only have 30 seconds to describe the newest specialty flavor in the signature crafted recipes collection by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. it's layered with a slice of smooth, perfectly melty, white cheddar cheese. a crunchy medley of tasty, crispy garlic chips...

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kron 4's michelle kingston was in downtown danville to gage peoples thoughts on all the shaking. (mk)michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"most people say it's just part of living here in california, but they've been feeling quite a few of these small quakes lately, never knowing if a big one is going to strike."susan snyder, danville"at this point, i'm so used to it that it doesn't even phase me."doug lauer, danville"it just kind of gives you a quick jolt and you feel it, you heart races for a minute but then its gone."a 3.0 magnitude earthquake struck the danville area just after 10:30 sunday morning ... and within five minutes -- 2 1.9s and a 2.7 also rumbled the area.john wintersteen, danville"you don't know whether you should jump up and go outside or just wait it out so it's always that indecision so i waited and we had another one a little while later and probably about 10 minutes after that i felt another one." doug lauer, danville"you pause and wait a minute to see if there's more coming and generally there isn't, but we've had on average in the last few days 3 or 4 of them.

it is rare to see a woman behind the gun.( steve ) kron4 reporter michelle kingston is live for us at youtube headquarters with more on how this week's shooting was so unusual compared to most shootings in our country today. the fbi examined active shooting incidents and found just 4-percent from 2000 to 2016 were performed by women. (mk)dr. brenda wade, relationship expert psychologist"why they want to hurt other people is often because there is so much pain inside or i feel like that's the place where the pain occurred. youtube did something to her, it was very personal, she wanted to get them back."nasim aghdam -- the woman behind tuesday's shooting at youtube -- was upset with the company ... and its believed áthat was the motive behind the act that hospitalized three people.wade "they tend to look for the target that they feel was the source of pain."aghdam is one of very few women behind active shootings in the united states. according to the fbi -- just four percent involved female shooters between 2000 and 2016.wade"there are not that many women that act out in a violent way.

(justine) kron 4's michelle kingston went to a few events around the city today and michelle -- did most people enjoy the day before the rain arrived? absolutely! and now it's just been off and on showers since about four o'clock.and it sounds like the rain is going to stick around for at least the beginning of the week. (mk)wind and rain affecting the bay area ... as a cold front moves through the region. nikky bristol, san francisco "i'm used to it. i like the weather honestly. it doesn't really bother me. it's kind of refreshing."these showers will linger into monday morning -- with a chance of thunderstorms later in the afternoon.ánat popáthe weather didn't get in the way of events taking place across the city on sunday.ánat popáwith hundreds of people enjoying the sunshine at the cherry blossom festival -- some in shorts and tshirts ... despite a bit of a breeze later in the daythaddeus paulino, san francisco"it was supposed to be raining but it turned out really nice."nikky bristol, san francisco"we brought an umbrella and the rain doesn't really bother us." and across townánat pop

kron4's michelle kingston has details.. ..attorney eric buescher, represents 85 millennium tower condo owners"it's sort of astonishing that this could occur."a luxury tower that was supposed to be the best of the best ... is sinking.and not just a little ... but a lot! and now a proposal to fix the problem is worrying some of the owners buescher"it is designed to prevent the building from sinking any further than it already has and may in 5, 6 or 7 years from now mean that the building tilts less than it does today but this is something thats never been done before on a building of this size and magnitude."the proposal -- which could cost more than what it cost to build the tower itself -- calls for piles to be drilled into the bedrock to stabilize one side of the building and let the other continue to sink until it all straightens out. the problem is ... the tower has already sunk 17 inches ... and as you can see with this marble rolling on the floor ... it's tilting 14 inches to the west and 6 inches to the north and that mo

tonight, kron4's michelle kingston has new information on the search .... from the california highway patrol . (mk)family and friends of the thottapilly's are in disbelief ...sharing this flyer all over social media.srujal parikh, president of federation of indian association"they were very nice and small family. they were very kind."mom, dad and their two kids -- just nine and 12 years old -- were on a road trip ... and heading back to their southern california home from portland oregon when they vanished. family friends say they haven't heard from them since friday ... the same day a car matching the same description as the one they were driving reportedly plunged into the eel river on highway 101 near garberville.california highway patrol officers are still searching for the car.ofc. william wunderlich, california highway patrol"given the weather today there has not been the ability to do any flyovers. mendicino county sheriffs has been assisting. we are currently looking into additional search and recovery efforts."they say due to last week's heavy rain

michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"we're told contractors are already working with the city to get permits for this proposal.if it pans out, it could take 2 to 5 years to complete.as far the lawsuits filed by the condo owners, their trial is scheduled for next year.we contacted the attorney representing the homeowners association, but never heard back.in san francisco, michelle kingston, kron 4 news." (steve) a northern california prosecutor says it may be more than a year before her office decides if two police officers broke the law when they fatally shot 22-year-old stephon clark. a sacramento county district attorney says that her office doesn't have the sacramento police report into last month's death of clark. she also says she doesn't have the official autopsy after a renowned pathologist hired by the family found that clark was shot seven times from behind. schubert says it may be months before she gets those reports, and months more before she decides if the officers committed a (grant) a fresno state professor is under fire for her tweets about barbara bush that she posted just a

(steve) kron4's michelle kingston spoke to a tech expert for us tonight to find out more about the recentnges made and what might've made the shooter so upset with the company. (michelle)this is nasim aghdam ... a 39 year old san diego resident who is said to have opened fire at youtube headquarters on tuesday.ed barberini, san bruno police chief"at this point in the investigation, it is believed that the suspect was upset with the policies and practices of youtube. this appears to be the motive for this incident."law enforcement tell kron4 news aghdam was a frequent poster on youtube. josh constine, techcrunch editor-at-large"youtube never took down peoples videos or refused to allow them to share them to youtube because of its new policy. it was merely not allowing people to make money off of them. so the idea that this is censorship or a free speech issue is really blown out of proportion"some of aghdam's posts say she believed the company was intentionally limiting the reach of some users, like herself and trying to supress her and other content creators. techcrunch says she had video

kron4's michelle kingston was at the earth day festival outside san francisco's city hall.s live there tonight... michelle, i was out there as they were setting up all of those booths today. this event must have had a special meaning to those folks there. a day to celebrate earth!and what a day it was -- beautiful blue skies and sunshine. everyone seemed to be having a great time at this event. (mk)sam hodder, save the redwoods league ceo"it's about our shared obligation, our shared sense of the urgency of the healthy function of the natural world."hundreds gathered in the civic center plaza saturday afternoon to celebrate earth day leia lee, san francisco"it's amazing. good vibes all day."painting a mural ... listening to music ... and checking out some of the sustainable clothing and gifts for sale ... people here say today is all about remembering to protect our planet.jenna mackenzie, san francisco"take time to notice that you've got to take care of your earth."linda lewin, san francisco"it means a good day to pay attention to our mother earth and to preserve it for the

(pam) kron4's michelle kingston talked with a tech expert tonight .... to find out more about those policies, and what may have made the shooter so upset with youtube. she is live outside youtube headquarters now with more. michelle? (michelle)we now know aghdam posted dozens of videos on a number of topics in different languages on youtube.she also made it very clear in these videos that she was angry with the company. (mk)law enforcement say 39 year old nasim aghdam acted alone during tuesday's shooting at youtube headquarters.they tell kron4 news they believe the san diego resident was upset with the company's policies.aghdam was a regular poster on the social media site.josh constine, editor-at- large/techcrunch"she posted about all sorts of things. her opinions, her daily life, but the problem was that she was not posting the kind of family friendly material that youtube allows to monetize anymore so after recent changes she no longer was able to earn money off of her videos and that was one of the things that angered her and drove her to the act of