in oakland ,charles clifford kron 4 news. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant:breaking news out of the south bay. an arrest tonight.in a high profile murder that took jose office building. >> grant:this surveillance video shows the suspect that for. 42-year-old duane aguero is now in custody. >> grant:two other suspects accused month in confrontations with police. >> grant:christopher maxwell surveillance video with his murder.was killed in a lundy avenue office complex. wren, and all suspects are from san jose. the motive for the killing is still unclear. we'll keep you posted. >> pam:the man accused in the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. will stand trial next april. lamar is the 15- year old morgan hill girl, who went missing back in march 2012. >> pam:though there was an extensive search, her body investigators linked antolin garcia -toress. to her disappearance. >> pam:garcia- torres has pleaded 'not guilty'. and will go on trial april 25th. 20-16. >> pam:there has been a recent spike in crime in the city of richmond. robberies are up 20 percent - according to pol

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and this is my kron 4 story."rn to >>it's been a rough start to the school year for the anguelouch family. >> it's been terrible >> reporter:mom amanda tells me just as her daughter lilia started first gradeshe got moved around to different schools multiple times. >> reporter:the district blamed "overloading"meaning students are sent to schools outside of their neighborhood because there is no room at the closest school. >>had i known it was like this i wouldn't have moved here >> reporter:the 6 year old sums up her switch=a=roo experience in one word. >>crazy >>lilia went from cabrillo elementary school. to durham. >> reporter:then warwick. >>a wild ride with no end in sight. >> reporter:and amanda says she only had two days' notice to make all the changes. >> reporter:not enough time for this working mom. >>sot be transparent let people know in june not in august you might not be attending your home school >>nat our goal is to have kids go to their neighborhood school >> reporter:fremont school district superint

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kron 4's charles clifford. brings us a wrap up. of this devastating fire and how it first began. >> charles :it is burning about 8 mi. to the south of clear lake in lake county it started in saturday afternoon here and it they say the cause of the fire is still under investigation but within 24 hours the fire had spread dozen miles to the southeast and hundreds of homes have been destroyed and hundreds more are still threatened many of the homes that have been lost power in the community of middletown which is here, and during the second day strong wins put--strong winds pushed the flames it continues to threaten it various communities with numerous roads in the area being closed down and evacuation centers have been set up mostly in napa and sonoma counties for the thousands of people who unforced to flee the fire >> diane : there is some mild moisture near the fire area but it is not much i might not help the situation much, tonight mostly cloudy with possibility of showers as we head into the overnight hours things are going to

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kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. brian, what can we expect for tomorrow? 9 >> brian: it's been pretty hot and sunny on this last weekend of summer. highs sunday afternoon were into the 90s and triple-digits across much of the bay area. the sea breeze has been largely absent this weekend, and without that cool ocean air it can really warm up. the wind off the ocean will pick up just a little bit monday. that, along with the return of fog to the beaches, will help to cool things down at the coast and bayside, but not much. it'll still be another hot afternoon in the valleys with a lot of 90s and likely some more 100+ temperatures. by tuesday, we'll see big changes in temps. the sea breeze will surge into the bay and valleys on the order of 20 to 30 mph. this will help cool some places down around 20 degrees. the warmest inland locales wednesday brings more extensive fog and continued mild weather, but we may get another offshore pattern setting up thursday and friday which would warm things back up in the 80s bay and 9

and welcome to the kron 4 news weekend. shot, a live report from the bart station this morning about the transbay 2 closure and how things are looking. let's head outside and show you san francisco. look at this beautiful skyline. the bay bridge. everything is wonderful. that shot doesn't show how hot it's going to be today. that's true. that's probably the best weather in the bay area. >> that's in san francisco downtown. remember the inland locations will be warmer and later on during the week even warmer still. that's, you know, -- >> i'm -- i will hope my story regulate in san francisco all week. >> an urban dude. >> with my luck. just post it. >> we did have some of the -- high clouds. oops. dropped my watch. and that will clear out for us into the early afternoon for us. opening skies. a sunny afternoon and this doesn't have any impact on our temperatures at all. some the pasty white skies that you saw. 61 san francisco as we hope to discourse. most of the these east bay temperatures now starting to pop in the 60s alr

stone kron 4 news. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: we are working to find out what exactly is going on. it is definitely an inconvenience. we will certainly keep you posted. >> diane: breezy conditions to rid--for the rest of your evening, mostly cloudy conditions. 64 among the coast. what the slight chance of patchy drizzle. pretty quickly, and around 9:00 noon ton, making way for sunshine. temperatures will only be in the seventh is pretty much across the board. this is what we are talking about for tomorrow with patchy drizzle >> diane: as we transition into noontime, clearing for the inland valley cities along with the north bay and south bay cities. by 2:00, uc for a and therefore thursday occurred you to see that we are now dealing with a lot of clout anymore creek will have more sunshine and warm things up for the weekend. >> diane: first, we have to get through the cooler temperatures. moving down to the inland valley communities. . >> diane: up in the north bay with scattered clouds. however, clear skies in the afternoon. slightly more on friday occurred i

it's all on kron-4-dot-com. one of the largest youth swim teams in the bay area is looking for a new home because the club where they train is closing. kron four's jeff bush is live tonight in walnut creek with the detailsjeff. >> jeff :it has been here for decades but the owner just recently decided to throw in the towel which means they will have to find a new home if they can the owners of the club sport valley vista sent this letter to it's memberstelling them it has become too expensive to maintain the club and it will be closing. that's bad news for the people who have been coming here to use the tennis courtsbut, it seems the valley vista baracudasthe swim team, may have to disband because there is very little pool space in walnut creek and there might not be a new place to train. 12 year old micky rajecki has been on the team most of her life and says it was tough to hear the news about the closure. >> micky rajecki : most of the time i would swim on their swim team. i started when i was three, which you

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by downloading the kron 4 app. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. a new report shows. a pleasanton young man. shot and killed by officers in july. contradicts what the police department have been telling his family. an independent toxicologist. did *not find drugs present at the time of john deming juniors death. although police say they suspected he was under the influence of drugs. in july. officers responded to the unarmed 19-year-old.who was trashing a car dealership. when confronted, police say, deming fought back. seriously injuring an officer who eventually opened fire and killed the teen. also contrary to what police said, the independent forensic pathologist found nothing to indicate that a taser was ever deployed. >>:i am not surprised and it is what we felt all along that we would find, but unfortunately we had to find it and we had to come up with our own investigation and our own toxicology. there is just a huge profit--problem with it. now we are left without out answers and we are disappointed and horrified >> pam :kron 4 new's did re

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live in palo alto tonight. alecia, did everyone get the word that it was closed. >> alecia :everyone we spoke to had no idea the rinconada library was closed until they got here. they automaically assumed it was because of bed bugsand unfortunately they're right. >> : it's kinda disturbingbedbugs >> alecia :walking up to a closed door one after the other.they all turned away the rinconada branch is closed in order to get rid of a bedbug infestation. for the next couple of days, pest control inspectors will be treating furniture and surrounding surfaces inside the building. >> : makes you wanna stay home >> alecia :some folks are a bit concerned about the recent bedbugs found at libraries. last week, mitchel park was closed and two chairs destroyed after bedbugs were found there. that branch reopened today >> : in the chairs in the lobby area, which means not the entire building >> : the poison they use against them may be worse than the bugs >> alecia :while some aren't creeped out by the idea of bedbugs, naima

as kron 4's j-r stone was walking with him. he realized that his family's long wheelchair accessible ramp pictured here. was also. gone. >>:someone just stole the railing who took it? there was a railing that went like this and it was still there someone took it sought must have been here yesterday >> pam :he says. the ramp belonged to his grandfather. who passed down the property to him before passing away. meanwhile. three fires broke out this afternoon in the east and north bay. coming dangerously comes to several homes. in fact, in fairfield. one home was gutted. and the fire could have burned more homes, if it wasn't for the quick action of fierfighters. kron 4's alecia reid has the details on two east bay fires. >> alecia :one started at 2-30 and the other at 3-30. firefighters worked fast to these under control in a short amount of time. >> : it was really scary >> alecia :within half hour, this blaze in martinez near carter acres lane spread 5 acres. >> : it was a flash. it went down the hill and around the corner. >> a

in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. and the library shuddered the problem of the books but bugs discovered earlier this week how long the library will stay close of eggs germany i'm roy gillham with pg&e. i'm a customer relationship manager. anderson valley brewing company is definitely a leader in the adoption of energy efficiency. pg&e is a strong supporter of solar energy. we focus on helping our customers understand it and be able to apply it in the best way possible. not only is it good for the environment, it's good for the businesses' bottom line. these are our neighbors. these are the people that we work with. that matters to me. i have three children that are going to grow up here and i want them to be able to enjoy all the things that i was able to enjoy. together, we're building a better california. bed bugs aren't just in beds or hotels anymore in fact, a couple have been found at a bay area library and now that library has been shutdown good evening everyone, i'm pam moore the discovery of two bed bugs at t

i'm jeff bush, live on treasure island, kron four news. >> pam :new tonight at 11. a san jose police officer. facing 2 year old rape and assault charges--- has now been fired. officer geoffrey graves is accused of raping a woman while he was on duty two -years ago. and in another case, he is accused of assaulting his girlfriend. the 40 year- old graves has been on paid administrative leave since his arrest. the department did not say why he was fired *this week. graves' attorney calls the move premature. before graves has been proven guilty. graves has pleaded not guilty to the charges. no word on a trial date. just in. antioch police are asking for the public's help. after a deadly shooting near mountaire park. police were called to the 26- hundred block of sunset lane. for a man suffering from a gunshot wound. the victim was transported to the hospital where he was prounced dead. anyone with information regarding this incident. is asked to call police. a san jose teen remains on life support tonight. after he was hit by a car outside his high school. the 14-year-o

the tonight at a imi kron 4 story the mother wanted to share the tragic information with kron 4 is just the.. mother sandy bentsen tells me she agreed to let the fourth grader by his bike to school on tuesday for the first time. >> reporter: even drove the washington school make sure he got there safely he was late then there were sirens. a few blocks from school r.i. and walking his bike in the crosswalk as uv him going 25 mi. an hour helmet he was wearing likely saved his life. he broke a multiple bones and mobile rigs. rushed >> reporter: and children's hospital oakland for surgery. sandy a single mother stopped working to be by her son's bedside wants drivers to slow down near schools. iran >> reporter: not a lot on his feet for weeks no biking instead a wheelchair sandy is happy to have him to hold. driver of the spd did stop here at the scene police arrested the four year-old man for not having a valid driver's valid family >> pam: androcles of first but they're responding to boy killed the officer chris albert the first emergency responder to arrive at the scene. "coz brenda so y

then >> new kron tests will be available starting today.or an amazing price. >> reporter: chrome test audio will plug into any speaker in the house to have a regular kid phone jack or auxiliary input and allow you to stream music on your phone to the speaker, wirelessly. >> reporter: equip way to listen to music with no wires and of the spirit from test audio is a available now at $35. >> reporter: more later tonight. gabe slate. >> grant:don't fall for it--- another facebook hoax is making its rounds again. >> grant:facebook news feed's are being flooded with posts that say. you need to post a legal notice or. you'll lose copyright control of pictures and other content. >> grant:you've probably seen them in your feed posted by friends recently. >> grant:but it turns out. its just another hoax that's been around for years, but for some reason is popping up again. >> grant:facebook says its social media site is free and users own the photos and content they post on the site. >> catherine:the head of planned parenthood is put on the hot seat

head over to kron-4 dot c om. where you can watch the full video. >> pam: and 12 year old grow home alone when she hears someone try to get in the house. her quick thinking try to catch a criminal. >> pam: the cigarettes are toxic. >> diane: state-owned for the forecast next! news tonight at a >> reporter:- taking a tough stand against new smoking technologies, meant to entice children, the california assembly has partisan 75-1 vote, assembly bill 216, authored by assemblymember cristina garcia. >> i can breed a lot better and i can taste things better. what >> reporter: is really in them can kill you. >> reporter:ab 216 would ban stores, smoke shops and vape shops from selling any vaping or electronic cigarette device age. >> reporter: minors from purchasing vaping devices with pre-filled nicotine cartridges. due to this loop hole in current law, unscrupulous vendors are preying on our youth by selling them e- with non- nicotine cartridges. but devices can easily be filled with used for smoking other substances s

download the kron 4 weather app! it's available for both i- phone and android devices. >> catherine: breakings news in las vegas. >> catherine: in just the past hour. a british airways jet. bound for london. caught fire on the tarmac at mccarren international airport. >> catherine: witnesses saw huge plumes of 777. >> catherine: initial reports say flight 2276 was ready for take off. with passengers on board. everyone was evacuated and there are no reports of injuries. >> catherine: a weekend trip to angel island ended in tragedy for a san francisco couple. the marin county search and rescue team found the body of a camper missing since early monday morning. >> catherine: 42-year-old vooder van lier. >> catherine: his body was found by a dive team in ayala cove this morning. >> catherine: kron4's maureen kelly was there as search team members returned. >> reporter:the boat belonging to state parks pulled into the dock at tiburon.bringing back the team of searchers just after noon. >> reporter:the same team had left f

just head over to kron-4 dot com. >> pam:we have posted it there.r, you can download our free mobile app. >> pam:a 34- year-old man is behind bars. on suspicion of kidnapping his 5-year-old son. it started around 4-30- this morning. at a home on parrot drive in san mateo. >> pam:officials say, michael steele assaulted his wife and her father. >> pam:he then took his son by force. and drove off. triggering an amber alert. >> pam:sacramento sheriff's deputies arrested steele around 7 a-m in rosemont. >> pam:he was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, domestic violence, and child abduction. >> pam:parents in the south bay are shocked over the arrest of a former school coach. >> pam:c-h-p officers arrested. 35-year-old julio ortiz last friday, along interstate -280 just south of highway- 92. >> pam:an officer reportedly saw him in a car. performing oral sex on a minor. >> pam:ortiz used to work as a coach at clifford elementary school in redwood city. and at selby lane school in atherton. >> pam:he was fired from the schools last year. after he wa

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on the insider kron 4 news.ler crews are getting a pretty good grip on the heels of much of >> catherine: the region is bone dry its sixth kron 4 of explain the law at he on for a bat to where a linethe devastating valley fire.is >> reporter: if we do happen to get any type of rain in the next couple weeks and no such as it will pull the the drug conditions is not enough to really make that much of a dent leaves turning brown. >> reporter: how guy the trees are now heightened with threat and heavily wooded areas second months fires in the end of the peak late october. "iris is inserted in critical levels after the summer become that much drier. definitely critical levels. >> reporter: as the trees plenty long dead grass and other dried out vegetation around the bay area and leaves only adding to the fifth few landscaped chief does not hesitate to compare the conditions prior to the devastating the like fire in the county. >> reporter: crinolines and the very similar conditions the timber is as dry as its get. mo

we'll have more of your forecast when kron 4 news continues >> marty : coming up on kron four news weekendsland at flea market happening on treasure island from 10 until 4 this afternoon and the event is pet friendly as well with admission at just $10 and taking you back to the basilica of saint peter in philadelphia celebrating mass today we will continue to bring you coverage today of the pope as he visits philadelphia throughout the morning what'sapped tonackg? abnt-mdedl how d itecom eati onefterhe nt? we are areamchee tha stl beeves in saving r fo. thlaugng c. inve snaing. are stacked with bacon, sweet these 100bourbon sauce,, and apparently my mom's fave, spicy sriracha sauce. eat it, don't tweet it mom. denny's big burger bash, with burgers starting at $6.99 >> marty : good morning and thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. i'm marty gonzalez. happening now: the pope is in philadelphia pope francis celebrating mass at the cathedral bascilica of saints peter and paul. the city of brotherly love is the pope's last stop in his three city u-s visit. c-n-n's polo sandoval has been

kron 4's maureen kelly went to the victim's home. and shows us the devastation. >> reporter: this looks like the remains a humble rise. i am only guessing because this is the remains of the washer and dryer over here, barely recognizable. and nancy the apple tree well, what is left of it. with some fruit that are charged hanky from branches. >> reporter: possibly you dizzy with the red tape it looks to be compromised because of the fire. this may have been the house, with a mattress or what is left of it here. with the springs still poking up beneath the rubble. there is a water heater right there. and what looks like 8 or some other, stove or refrigerator. there are so charred and crumbled is really hard to tell there is also another structure right here predict or, what is left up it. >> reporter: all of this spirit has fallen completely down there is still some kelly left. --piling >> reporter: the victim, had a form of an asset and it was hard for her to get around to it you can see how she could have been trapped in the blaze. -

to do tonight and kron 4 news of 6:00.aul poled heat wave is taking on aspects of bay area life even though we're in a drought the and so keep your class lives in a blistering hot have the heat oil. learn from experts today coming up on kron 4 news of 6:00. >> pam: who lost her lawsuit on and venture-capital firm dropping her appeal on the case pedophile said today she no longer afford to fight is not reached any settlement with the firm will pay selling its legal fees a judge ordered to pay kleiner $275,000 in legal fees back in march a jury found kleiner perkins did not discriminate nor retaliation against: the firm fired her in 2012. apple >> pam: trend revolutionize the experience with the new apple tv device tech reporter gave slight was there during the bigger deal and give us up closer look at the new apple tv. >> j.r.: it's been three years >> gabe: big push to take on amazon global and all the other string players out there if you. interface has a whole new look and feel much smoother easier to take an and navigat

kron 4's jeff pierce has tonight's my-kron-4 story. >> reporter:this writer and artist found no joy inng an open parking place in the neighborhood she was about to move to. my name is shawna hynes and this is my kron four story. that empty parking place held shawna's life for the last fifteen years. my entire life, my art work, my photographs, my journals, my books, my clothes, my furniture. everything that i ever had. they were all in a fifteen foot u-haul van. she had parked it at this busy intersection in oakland while she got a few hours of sleep. i mean i wouldn't have thought they would take the whole truck. what few pictures she had on her phone she sent out on the internet. i posted them online on stolen911. i posted them on facebook and it got shared all around. somebody sees these items they want to return them to me i will be offering some reward. the furniture is replaceable. when you steal artwork it's like shawna's story may have a i've been informed that the truck was recovered but i don't know anything about what's inside it. she won't find that out until the police fii

kron four's philippe djegal has nats- "get on the ground.", showing officers chasing an armed nate wilkes down after an attempted carjacking near the 27th street freeway off-ramp. officers opened fire on martin luther king junior way. but the san francisco chronicle video from the other officers' cameras -- not as clear, and without audio. still, this is what it looked like from their perspective on that day. after the deadly shooting, police chief sean whent saying wilkes was found with a loaded handgun. the incident started earlier that day in east oakland, when police say wilkes failed to stop for officers, who attempted to pull wilks over, driving in a car wanted in connection with a when the videos were shared with the media last month, kron four was invited and saw wilkes stop and turn towards officers with his gun in hand -- just prior to the shooting. a week after the incident, chief whent said why he decided to share the videos. sot- "some of the misinformation said that he was shot in the back or was down on the ground at the time -

kron 4's alecia reid joins us live from middletown. she shows us the damage left behind from that merciless fire. alecia. >> reporter: these goggles have been my best friend all day as i walked around and surveyed the damage. the smoke is sitting on the ground. it's thick.you can barely breathe, and it burns. my eyes are stinging as we speak. >>: it's burned >> reporter: cars burnt to a crisp . an entire neiborhood eerily resembles a war zone >>: it's just another natural phenomena >>: the fire was 360 degrees. it was all the way around you. it was amazing to see. it was like wow. >> reporter: after surviving the lake county fire, he's riding around taking it all in. his housing complex escaped without damage, but a house nearby wasn't so lucky. >>: i actually tried putting one house out but it didn't quite work. >>: the gutter was on fire and i tried cleaning out the gutter but the sheriff told me to get off the roof and the fire truck didn't come and it went up in flames >> reporter: another example of how devastating yet unpredicabl

all on kron-4 dot com. or you victim >> pam: and the alleged vallejo kidnapping case happen earlier this year as a clay citytonight at 8: the victims in the alleged vallejo kidnapping case which happened earlier this year, have filed a claim against the city. they want to be compensated for damages they say they suffered, when the police department said, the kidnapping was all a hoax. you may remember, the department changed its tone, after the f.b.i. linked a suspect to the beef the story. he joins us with details. j.r. >> j.r.: and physical distress, humiliations, and mental denise huskins and aaron quinn are back in the news again. this time taking aim at the city of vallejo. their lawyers saying they were treated like criminals after reporting a home invasion/robbery/and kidnapping sot the police jumped to a rather unbelievable gone girl conspiracy getting caught up in some hollywood notion the people who were victims of crimes supposedly perpetrated it. >> j.r.: case a hoax. attorney's for the two say

i'm jeff bush, live in sunnyvale, kron four news. the family is due in court september 22. >> pam :ahead. a new development in a local kidnapping case, once labeled a 'hoax' by police. only on four. we hear from maddy middleton's father. just days before the teen accused of killing the little santa cruz girl. is due back in court. the animals stranded in the valley wildfire. now have a safe place to stay. thanks to the soft heart of a caring neighbor. >> pam :denise huskins and aaron quinn are back in the news again. this time taking aim at the city of vallejo. the couple first reported a home invasion. robbery. and kidnapping earlier this year. at the time. vallejo officers dismissed the alleged crimes. calling it all a "hoax" but now a man is behind bars. and the couple is filing suit. the claim that was filed tuesday says, there was never any evidence of a hoax. and that police refused to hear them out. treating them as criminals instead of victims. it also claims emotional and physical distress, humiliation, and mental anguish. v

but as kron 4's haaziq madyun discovered. the blaze decided to spare some structures -- and many of them provide important resources for people in the area. > >haaziq : this is what it looks like from the front lines of the valley fire as an air tankers drops fire retardant on the hill above middletown. it has been several days and the battle wages on as firefighters continue their efforts to saves as many structures as they can. one business still standing is store 24which is open for the first time since the valley fire started >> : a dream come true for us we thought we had lost everything > >haaziq :employees here want to thank firefighters for their heroic efforts >>:the risk to their allies to help save the town--they reisked their lives > >haziq:in midst of the smoldering hillsides, devastation, and acres upon acres of charred landi found thissymbol of hopea bright and shinning church.with the ground blackened all around ityet standing seamingling untouched by the valley fire that has consumed hundreds of structures in

continues on kron 4 dot com. there you can see a slide show of the papal visit in washington. >> pam: and a reminder. >> pam: for push alerts on anythe-minute weather forecasts, mobile app. >> pam: still ahead tonight. a local elementary school coach. arrested for sexual assault on a child. >> pam: coming up. why police are now expanding the investigation. plus, uber is moving its headquarters across the bay. >> pam: next. why it has some in the tonight about breastfeeding. and whether it will make your baby smarter. >> pam: diane? >> diane: we'll be back with the extended forecast! >> pam: new developments in the case of a missing benicia family. >> pam: police in el dorado county now say, they have found three bodies in the family's burned cabin. >> pam: and they are treating the deaths as homicides. adding, the cabin was set on fire. the identity of the bodies is still unknown. >> pam: the family's cabin is off of highway -193. just north of placerville. adam buchannan, his seven- year- old son gavin, and the

kron four's rob fladeboe brings us the story.ho flocked here said that the canonization of him as a saint was well worth the wait--pilgrims >>:i know that it is kind of controversial but it is important for kids who come here that they know the full story of the st. and how he has come to sainthood >> reporter :it began with mass as hundred up some of the faithful to arrests gathered paying homage to the catholic priest who founded this and other missions bringing christianity to california then they gathered in the courtyard where the pope made it official, bestowing the sink upon him--sainthood upon him he reached out compassionately to those who feel differently about him to say that he in slave to their ancestors but by and large the message was left of the bells toll for a man who devoted his life to the gospel >> pam :in sports with their playoff hopes still holding on faintly, gary has the highlights on all sports next >> gary :tonight in san diego the giants are up to up to nothing-- up 2-0 game is tied at 2 bot of 7th ja

. >> pam:this afternoon baker's husband talked to kron 4 haaziq madyun. about his wife. >> pam:it is a story you will see first on four. >> reporter: since she was the love of your life? >> absolutely. she meant everything to me. >> reporter: he and his wife were married in 2000 and worked together at the lawrence livermore laboratory. >> was the most beautiful person in the world to me creek she loved and appreciated everyone that works for her creek she was a really good community leader and the person >> reporter: she was-he was at work when he heard the news. (laughter) >> reporter: kathy baker did i have any children. she leaves behind her husband. and countless people who loved her. >> pam: lab director bill goldstein from the lawrence livermore national laboratory. released a statement regarding kathy baker's death. >> pam: he says quote- "this is a tragedy for her immediate family, as well as her lab family. kathy was a special person and a valued member of our laboratory. it is hard to put into words. just how much she will be missed." >> pam: th

thanks for joining us on kron 4 news weekend.of-control wildfire. it's called the valley fire. it's burned 40,000 acres in less than 24 hours. right now it is zero percent contained. evacuations have been ordered in parts of lake and napa counties. four firefighters have been injured. they're all expected to survive. joining us this morning on the phone is kathleen mcclay with the red cross. another evacuation center is scheduled to open at 9:00? >> that's right. we are expecting to open at the kellseyville high school and that's in kellseyville. >> about how many people have been evacuated? >> well, i can't speak to the number of people evacuated. i can tell you lat last night by -- that last night by midnight we had registered about 200 people at the shelter at the fair grounds, and at the presbyterian church in kellseyville, there are about 181 people registered. >> so right now close to 400 people are taking use of the red cross services that you're providing. are you hearing any stories about what the evacuees are telling yo

after their landlords but this video on kron 4 if. "much left of this house. . this and everything is gone they still want to go back home. "i go home regardless the home being they're not if it's still home with like to go see the help everyone out for whatever we can do for one help rebuild the community. >> reporter: that can happen they can get a straight answer to for now they dispense lifting donated items clothing for toys for the kids silicon start over again hard on everyone has a lot of animosity anger sadness i have to give a big appreciation all the people in that the county sonoma county calloused of a the have helped us. >> reporter: comfort with being with members of her community as well as people from her neighborhood she has had great family support relatives from the south coming up as well to give them a hand. >> pam:smoke from the valley wildfire is expected to impact the north bay this weekend. that as hot temperatures return to the bay area. making conditions difficult for firefighters. tracking the winds and fo

stay up-to-the-minute on all your news and weather with the free kron 4 mobile app.available in the android market and apple app store >> pam:a house fire in san jose this morning has displaced ten people and 3 dogs. the fire was reported a little after 5 a-m this mornig off of senter road. >> pam:initial reports said the fire started in the garage and when crews arrived flames were coming from the roof. everyone inside the home evacuated and firefighters put out the fire just after 6 a-m/ >> pam:no injuries were reported and the cause is still under investigation. >> pam:also in san jose.police are investigating a deadly stabbing. the city's 22nd homicide of the year. >> catherine:it happened last night at the site formally known as "the jungle" when authorities arrived.they found a man suffering from a stab wound. >> pam:he was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they don't know what led to the stabbing and at this point, no suspect description was available. >> pam:a scary story out of the east bay tonight. that's where oakland police are investigating a poss

that's where kron 4's grant lodes is right now.nt. >> grant: little bit of good news unless i tell that to go rain has pitiful little. not showing on my shirt we call it a drizzle now instead of a mess that you've left and encouragement from in terms of mother nature is a positive if we can get some rain some think hellfire firefighters all these folks here hundreds of them are hoping for. donations keep pouring in as dimension organizers say they have enough donations and state senator the spearheading the donation charge says items not what people around here need. "kenny's of oriskany it now more than i'll never the county needs california's how were seeing incredible support coming in from firefighters law enforcement across the state neighbors literally hundreds of pounds of dog food water near palos to shelters what we really need cash donations to the relief efforts. . the cat >> grant: trajan's can motocross we consider pulling money easily money at the folks need. as of about 20 minutes ago 5:00 tonight area and santa rosa

that's where we find kron- 4's j-r stone. he joins us live. >> pam:j-r >> reporter:pam it has been a very difficult day for many out community. this evening you can see the front of this gym and the plywood that has been put up. the woman who died was just 49 years old. >> reporter: kron 4's haaziqu madyun talked with her husband first earlier today. >> reporter: >> she was loved by not only the people that she worked for but the people that was loved and appreciated by everyone at work for her career she was a really good community leader and a good person. >> the last thing the remembered is hearing the door locked. and there she goes again, doing what she loved. >> reporter: that the baker did not having children creek she leaves behind her husband, her family and countless people who loved her. >> reporter: this is a live look of that jim this evening. in a sea the plywood that is still up this evening. >> reporter:this accident happened at actually an 80 year old woman who hit the wrong pedal and then went crashing peopl

be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. it's free to download from the apple store. >> vicki: new at eight.credit card companies are sending out cards with a chip that will make it harder for thieves to commit fraud. and companies are faced with learning the new system. kron 4's alecia reid checked out how some employees are coping with the new mechanism. >> reporter: credit card companies are now issuing cards with these chips so the question is, once you're ready to pay do you do what you normally do and swipe? or do you dip? lets find out >>: it's something we're going to have to get used to. >> reporter: it's meant to make shopping safer. you may have noticed this little box on your credit card. banks and other agencies issued these new types of cards after the high security breach with companies such as target. many stores have already activated the chip reader on their credit card machines. now customers have to insert their cards instead of swiping. >>: some of our customers aren't particularly happy about it because

kron four's jeff bush talked to the animal control manager. about the challenges of rescuing the animals and how to reunite them with their owners. >> jeff :dogs, cats, chickens, and rabbitsa short list of the house pets rescued from the valley firenot to mention the live stock in the rural area where hundreds of homes were destroyed and lives were changed forever. the good news is that most of the animals were rescued but many of them suffered burns and other woundsthese cats are infermed and recoveringyou can see their little feet were badly burned in the fire and the recovery will be long. the fire is a tragedy, for sure but, here at animal control, one heartwarming story developed. >> bill davidson : mr. and mrs. beverly of cobb heard that we had a burned cat from their neighborhood in cobb and they came in yesterday and saw the cat and discovered it was theirs and even though their home had been completely lost they were incredably grateful to have their cat back. >> jeff :hopefully there will be more stories like over time. >> bill david

kron 4's charles clifford joins us live from the newsroom. with details on what the experts are saying. charles. >> charles :el nino is a warm water and gas out in the pacific--water mass there are different strengths of any we have not seen a very strong one since the 90's but it looks like it could happen again. this new report from the world meteorological organizations claims that "a mature and strong el niÑo is now present in the tropical pacific ocean" the wmo says that average temperatures across the pacific will be likely reach 2 degrees celsius above normal "placing this el niÑo event among the four strongest events since 1950" the current el nino started to form last winter and has been gaining strength ever since. experts believe that it will probably peek between october and january and then started to fade off. the last time the planet saw an el nino this strong was the winter of 1997-99 when there was destructive flooding here in california, flooding in the southeast, an ice storm in the northeast, and tornadoes in florida. over

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal is live downtown. where he spoke with the brave few who chose to spend the day outdoors. philippe. >> phillipe :pam. thankfully, its cooled off significantly out here in walnut creek. the temperature , as we speak, still, it was shorts and skirts downtown during. man was it hot. it was 103 degrees when i rolled into town. but before one woman jumped into the movie theater to beat the heat. she says it was 106! just brutal for those who had things to do and couldn't stay inside. >>:the heat is draining it trains your body of energy --drains your body you just get all sweaty and sticky and it is really gross and not a lot of fun >> phillipe :heather farms busy as usual. not so much on the playground. but as you might imagine. the pool, easily the most popular destination. i'm just glad my car has air condtioning. because the drive getting here would have brutal without it. if you do not have a seat and you have to be stuck in traffic like that i feel bad for you--ac >> pam : it was too hot for school at

school closures, stay with kron coverage on the valley fire. among the homes and businesses the valley fire destroyed hoberg's in cobb. and we got to see the destruction first hand. kron 4's justine waldman, and the owner of the resort, walked the property together. to see "really wrapped around by the fact that if a home is gone and roy bean's of the like that. >> pam: for the fire 15 families in middletown buffalo rely of it as home. is joe certain and a makeshift. survivor >> pam: is shocked by what they found. all"does the sporting fed really feels good." >> pam: like to help the fire victims' recross is collecting tax-deductible donations. send money by phone by text or the internet and. also find this information on our web site. go to kron4news-dot-com and the czech by how to help have on our valley fire coverage. >> pam:sunshine back around the bay area today. temperatures warming up. diane is here with weather details as we head closer to the weekend. pit >> reporter: difference compared to today warm things up quickly here into a week

thank you thank you so much >> pam:when a big fire breaks out kron four is there. delivering the news to a lake county homeowner that she is one of the lucky ones. i lost my home lost everything i love i don't know how to take that in or swallow it. lives in chaos are met by acts of kindness. i donated some food and i donated some blankets and towels >> pam:stay with kron four as drought fueled wildfires explode at have not seen fires spread and move the way they are moving in this case. 62-thousand acres. and only 10- percent contained. the 'valley wildfire' has decimated 400- homes. and is threatening thousands more. now it is also blamed for killing an elderly woman. the massive fire burning in lake.napa and sonoma counties. it has devastated the communities of middletown, cobb and hidden valley.and some people have lost everything. we have team coverage on the wildfire tonight. kron-4's dan kerman joined firefighters. as they combed through the ruins. kate cagle helped worried residents check on their homes. j-r stone spoke with a firefighter. who lost his chil

kron 4's financial expert rob black. put it in perspective.rs with our mark dannon. the market's continuing this big downside for a lot of trading. where we go from here see interest rates rise and fall of cases"? oregon? >> reporter: crazy week super down ben recovered that it did recover add a week at one. bal down to under plans cannot open up week down 2.8% pilau buy up and is. warren buffett buying in and out company's oil stuck with its hammered. he's buying now integrated put a downstream play going after fell 66 off, " phillips degraded everything will account for five that fell the gas stations but the pipeline is dead. some promise for the folks here seeing big movie titles over who will doubtless be a problem you think? they will lose some people like movies like her game towards the transformers epics though well, making their exclusive relationship that with amazon now who affleck's sank with the continued focus our own shows be just like hbo make things better this is a balm for an ethics because the idea though it does and so do

reporting in san francisco, scott waits, kron 4 news. >> our team coverage continues now. arvry harper is live where people were getting on buses for san francisco. not everyone was ready. >> reporter: people are heading straight from the train town the buses. >> panellers mild onto the buss. buses left every minute. the free shuttles took 20 minutes to get to san francisco, a ride only 7 minutes longer than a normal train ride. for some, the inconvenience of getting off the train and getting on the bus was too long. >> we came to a shutedden halt a 19th street. >> reporter: others compared it to the last suspension in august. >> employees are doing a good job. it's so good. >> we just deal. it doesn't really bother me. >> in oakland, avery harper, kron 4 news. >> make sure you're always in the know with what's happening. download the dron 4 mobile app. >>> our other big story we're following, it was a nice day today. our meteorologist brian van aikvn joins us now. what do we have in store? warm weather? it will be another 5 to 10 degrees warmer for tomorrow. it will be to

kron 4 news.>darya: were done to show you what that could mean for anyone looking to the edge of folsom lake. >>darya:as california's drought continues to shrink water supplies, a sonoma county utility is looking to recycled water as a new source. >>darya:the sonoma valley county sanitation district. opened a residential recycled water fill station. >>darya:residents can use it to water their lawns, gardens, and landscaped areas. >>darya:officials say the recycled water from the fill station will be provided to all residents living in the sonoma creek watershed. free of charge. >>reporter: one of the most troubling some was a devastating drought but not to check out but it could be in deeper trouble will be a notice will difference they're walking a lecturer to historic lows in the pure reclamation prepares to cut water flows and have in order to conserve more water is what they describe as a condition when water levels fall below the large and thick pipes then sends water to half a million househ