maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) now to a story you'll only see on kron4.ung woman on bart was sucker- punched by a complete strnager. it happened on wednesday at the coliseum station in oakland. and it's the latest bold crime targeting a bart passenger. kron 4's terisa estacio talked to the family of the victim.. which is demanding something be done to stop the attacks. edgar paz. this was really unexpected, she was in shock. edgar paz is talking about this - this is a picture of his daughter - face swollen, and red. the picture taken after a man on bart struck her. paz. she was coming back from city college and the an walked up to her from behind and sucker punched her, no one helped her. she gathered up her belongings and tried to get a picture, of him. paz says when his daughter met up with her mom at the station she was not in good shape. paz. she was shooken up, crying, swelling the right side of her face. paz says he reached out to bart police immediately and was not impressed with their response - he says for right now, he doesn't want his daughter

maureen kelly kron4 news (marty) the panda breaks his slump in a big way.atic finish in oakland. we'll show you what happened coming up in sports. live look outside... richmond bridge today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoaci

maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) some sad news to report... an off-duty chp officer was killed this morning in a crash. chp officials say officer james branik - of san jose... was riding his motorcycle on monterey highway- just south of chester avenue... was he was struck by a pickup truck. branik, who was assigned to the chp's gilroy commercial vehicle enforcement facility in san martin - died at the scene. alcohol and drugs are not considered factors in the collision. the driver of the truck has not been arrested - and the crash remains under investigation. (vicki) san francsico fire fighters are paying tribute at a funeral for battalion chief terry smerdel. smerdell who worked with the department since 1991 died september 10th while on duty. fire officials say he had returned from an early morning fire calland was later found unresponsive in his office. during the funeral...other agencies provided backup to the san francisco frie department...to maintain emergency services. the alameda county, contra costa county, san jose, and san mateo fi

maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) hurricane maria has dipped below major hurricane status...at least for now.. but it's already left behind major damage in puerto rico. these are cars - almost completely underwater. the u-s national hurricane center says maria has dropped to a category two storm after hitting puerto rico. forecasters warn that it could again become a major hurricane by tomorrow. maria made landfall in puerto rico earlier today as a category four storm... it also hit parts of the u-s virgin islands, dominica and other parts of the caribbean earlier this week. only about 11-thousand of puerto rico's more than three-million people are in hurricane shelters. (catherine) calls for rescues began almost immediately after the storm hit this morn

maureen kelly kron4 news.(steve) london tube passengers get a glimpse of a terrorist bomb that failed to explode on a crowded train this morning. dozens of people were burned when the detonator burst into flames.no one as hurt seriously.(vo)scotland yard says it's making progress in finding the terrorist who placed the device on the train. isis says one of its affilates did it.it's not a sophisticated device, but if it had functioned as planned, many people would have died. "as you were running, what was going through your mind?""this is a terrorist actyes. immediately."terror is an all=too=frequent presence in the british capital.the parsons green incident follows a van attack on the london bridge that killed eight people in june ... and a similar attack on westminster bridge in march that left five people dead no one died today, and police say the injuries were not grave,i understand most of those to be flash burns one passenger tweeted a seriesof pictures showing the hair singed off his head. after an emerg

kron4's maureen kelly says last night's light show also inconvenienced some passengers because the f-a-aounded flights for several hours out of precaution. the electric bursts of lightning in the bay area evening sky monday evening was as beautiful as it was rare. it was a spectacular display it was really amazing to watch something that will is very typical in states like texas where you get amazing thunderstorms but here in the bay area never seen anything like itdina ibrahim was a captive audience to the aerial show.because she wasn't allowed off her plane when it landed at sfo a little after 6p.a very simple 15 minute de planing and get into there you know the car situation turned into a two hour ordealthe faa ordered a ground stop twice over the course of the night.which also meant some planes had to re-route or circle until the all clear was given.sfo spokesman doug yakel says it's for the safety of the ground crew who's work exposes them to the elements. the crew that are loading airplanes and pushing aircraft back are called upon to go inside the building until the lightning thre

maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) new tonight at ten...ne man is dead and two officers were injured after a shooting in sacramento. police just released the video of the incident.... it happened on september seventh while police stopped a man in connection with a double homicide. we want to warn you...some viewers may find the video disturbing. <"shut off the engine, keep your hands up, drop the keys out the window, get your hands up."(gunfire)"i'm hit i'm hit, officer down."> you could hear at the end of that video one of the officers was hit in the cross fire. both officers hit in the shooting have since been released from the hospital. the man killed was eric arnold. he was wanted in the deaths of two woman...found dead in a home earlier this month. the department is still investigating and plans on releasing more video of the shooting. (pam) happening now: investigators are looking into several fires that burned in a san francsico park today.. they burned near homes... all the fires were very close to one another raising the question -

maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) a man robs a popular local donut shop wearing a mask...but it wasn't just a regular ski mask. the movie franchise it's from...and what employees who work there think about the crime.(vicki) plus... the bay area one of the worst - when it comes to terrible traffic in the nation. we'll tell you which popular area came in at the top of the list... as the number one hotspot...(grant) and after the break... a homicide cold case is re- opened in an effort to provide closure to an east bay family... the new technology that helped them get a new lead in the case... kron4 news in primetime continues next... (grant) the search for a killer .... 35- years later. fremont police investigators are re-examining the murder of a single mother... back in march of 1982... and as kron 4's dan kerman reports...reviving this cold case is exactly what the victim's family wants. natsshe was only 25, whole life ahead of her , still young and prettyjaime patino is talking about his mother kathy miramontes. he was only 10 when she was murdered but he remembers her wellsot jaime

(pam) kron4's maureen kelly reports... the suspect's relatives say, he was a family man.. had turned away from a life of crime. this is 33 year old jacob dominguez in pictures provided by his family. they admit he had a criminal history, but say that was behind him. that he had turned his life around, getting involved in church, and taking care of his wife and three kids. police say dominguez was a verified member of the norteno street gang with a long rap sheet of voilent crimes. and that he was wanted in connection to a series of crimes starting september 6th.the individual was tied into a possible drive-by shooting officers on view this individual committed an armed robbery i mean at some point we need to make sure this crime spree ended unfortunately it ended with a tragic consequencespolice chief eddie garcia says dominguez's alleged accomplices in the september 12th armed robbery have been arrested. sjpd tried to take dominquez into custody before but he eluded officers more than once with erratic and dangerous driving that threatened to put the public at risk.invest

kron 4's maureen kelly reports.. there are still more than a thousand building owners ...ho seem to be ignoring a deadline which is fast approaching. (pkg)the buildings the city wants to see fixed are the kinds that suffered the worst damage during the 1989 loma prieta quake. older wood frame buildings refered to as soft story, because they have few walls the ground floor, like with a gargage or commercial spaceand are more likely to collapse in a powerful shaker.the city passed a law in 2013 that any soft story building built before 1978 with 5 or more units and three or more floors get seismically retrofitted. it's being rolled out in stages.and now it's time for building with 5 to 15 units to get up to code.george mak and his team are working to secure a building on haight street strenghting frames using shear walls and anchor bolts. it will be able to sustain a certain amount of swaying it will lock it in placehis client is one of the roughly 25-hundred building owners who are tackling this task.but there are still over a thousand buildings with no earthquake retrofit

maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) a lot of people are upset about the san francisco police department's push to arm officers with tasers. so tonight... community members gathered with san francisco police officers to express their opinion. the community input session posed two questions... do you think police should be armed with tasers? and if so, what terms would you like to see in that policy? police say it is an intermediate defense tool... and would reduce shootings. but people against the proposal say it's a danger to people who are vulnerable, including the mentally ill. the police commission will eventually vote on the proposal. ahead at eight.. apple releases new software --- with some big upgrades for your i-phone. the top new features you will want to check out. plus. a story you saw first on kron-4. a mannequin stolen from an east bay boutique...and a creepy note left behind. tonight that mannequin has been returned - --but again there's a strange twist. and next. the bay area branded worst in the

maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) and this case brings back memories of kate steinle's murder. in july of 2015... the young woman from the bay was shot and killed on pier 14 in san francisco...as her dad stood next to her. the gun used... was taken from a federal land management ranger just days before the shooting. the suspect is an undocumented immigrant who has been deported numerous times. he is currently on trial for murder. (grant) and in september of 2015... muralist antonio ramos was shot to death in oakland. that gun was stolen from an immigration and customs enforcement agent in san francisco. a suspect is under arrest and charged with the murder. ramos's family has sued ice over his death. (catherine) a couple of former google employees... (catherine) are now suing the tech giant. still ahead on kron four news at 5 - what those employees are accusing the company of doing... (grant) then - "the star spangled banner" is at the center of controversy again. however, this time it was not at a football game. what one buffalo wild wings employee did - that has created a lot

maureen kelly kron4 news.ouse minority leader nancy pelosi has put out a rather terse response to the ending of daca. she is calling on her colleagues to act. the san francisco congresswoman writes "the president's cruel and heartless decision to start deporting dreamers in six months demands an immediate response from the republican congress. speaker ryan and the republican house leadership must bring the dream act to the floor for a vote without delay." (2-shot/steve)the south bay is also home to thousands of daca recipients.(2-shot/pam) kron four's rob fladeboe has reaction from san jose... where many of the so-called 'dreamers' and their supporters ... denounced what could be the beginning of the end of daca. "hundreds of daca supporters attended a rally here at the martin luther king dr. library tuesday to pledge their support to dreamers like ariadna, a daca recipient, who was brought to this country when she was a child. ariadna/daca recipient "....daca changed my life, it changed my family and our way

maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) another big story we are following...the eye of "hurricane maria" is getting smaller... as the winds surrounding it are growing stronger.(steve) 'maria' is now the second category five hurricane of the season, with top winds of 160- miles an hour. catherine heenan reports that it is not the only dangerous hurricane right now. natsrain began falling long before maria arrived.the storm is expected to produce six to twelve inches of rain ... enough to trigger life=threatening landslides.on island after island, schools, businesses and government offices are closed and shelters are openfarther north, in anteega, charter boat operators headed for safer harbors."our company, we've lost in excess of 100 boats so far by hurricane irma. for that reason, we're not taking any chances."maria is expected to reach puerto rico on wednesday morning, the island's first category four hurricane since hugo in 1989. the government has ordered rationing of basic supplies including water and baby formula ahead of the storm. nat farther north, hu

maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) coverage of this devastating earthquake continues online. on our website.. we have real-time (vicki) kron4 news.maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) coverage of this devastating earthquake continues online. on our website.. we have real-time updates from the ground in mexico city.we also have mexican president enrique peqa nieto's response to the tragedy... and his message to the mexican people... and there is a photo gallery with incredible images of the devastation and rescues. for all the latest information.. just go to kron 4 dot com. (grant) police in ohio have released video of a confrontation between a man and officers... showing the suspect getting beaten to the point... they had to carry him into jail.... tonight we hear from the victim's mother... who says they treated her son like an animal....(vicki) plus... drivers may soon be paying to drive on highway 37.... we'll tell you why transportation officials say it is necessary... and hear what people in the area have to say.... (grant) and president trump has apparently made a decision

(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly went to ingrid b. lacy middle school where a memorial to the popular educator is growing. oceana high school students came back to their old middle school to comfort each other and pay respects to their former music teacher jerry downs. it was near here that the 15 year veteren of this district was somehow run over by his own car. it happened at around 11am wednesday and some of his students who were in pe class at the time say they dit. the district has brought on extra grief counselors .should a student have seen something we'll be informed and able to help. it's my understanding the way the accident was situtated very little was seen.i'm told this memorial and a similar one a ocean shore elementary where down also taught music, sprang up sponstanously. students hung up homemade signs like this one saying we love you mr downs or this one which simply reads you were a good guy. they also put out sheet music, one left a drum stick.there are many pictures of downs with his students in their band uniform

maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) conservative firebrand milo yiannopolous says he is still planning to hold "free speech week" at u-c berkeley.(pam ) this comes despite reports... that the event starting this sunday might be canceled. this is video from violent protests back in february, when he was scheduled to speak on campus. yiannopoulos says, he plans to hold a news conference tomorrow to explain how the event will proceed. some of the headline speakers, including ann coulter, have backed away from the event, or said their names were listed as speakers without their knowledge. school officials say, they are preparing tight security ... on the assumption the event will go on. ahead at eight..what a federal court said about the request for immunity ... for a deputy who shot and killed a 13-year old santa rosa boy. plus. a popular spot in the east bay --seeing a surge in car break-ins... one neighbor says it's so bad ---- he's moving out of the area.. and next. upsetting video from southern california.... o

as kron4's maureen kelly tells us ...g legislation that would dedicate police officers to tackling this skyrocketing crime trend. pissed offthese glass shards are part of what's making that car owner so madhe now has a new rear windsheildafter theives broke into his chevy in mclaren park on saturday. it's an inconvenience the person now has to spend more money that they didn't have to go fix something they shouldn't have to fix it's a pain in the behindand he's not alone. in the first six months of this year there were nearly 3-thousand more property crimes like auto smash and grabs than in the first six months of last year. and sometimes those breakin are more than just a nuisance. this august 23 year old abel esquivel junior was fatally shot during an armed robbery with a gun stolen from the personal car of a san francisco police officer. in 2015 kate steinle was killed by a gun that had been stolen from the car belonging to a federal ranger. as policymakers we cannot just do nothing. we have to move forward this is dra

kron4's maureen kelly reports that the suspect's relatives say he was a family man who had turned away from a life of crime. this is 33 year old jacob dominguez in pictures provided by his family. they admit he had a criminal history, but say that was behind him. that he had turned his life around, getting involved in church, and taking care of his wife and three kids. police say dominguez was a verified member of the norteno street gang with a long rap sheet of voilent crimes. and that he was wanted in connection to a series of crimes starting september 6th.the individual was tied into a possible drive-by shooting officers on view this individual committed an armed robbery i mean at some point we need to make sure this crime spree ended unfortunately it ended with a tragic consequencespolice chief eddie garcia says dominguez's alleged accomplices in the september 12th armed robbery have been arrested. sjpd tried to take dominquez into custody before but he eluded officers more than once with erratic and dangerous driving that threatened to put the public at risk.investigators develope

maureen kelly kron4 news. (vicki) political commentator milo yiannopolous says he is still planning to hold "free speech week," at u-c berkeley. this comes despite reports that the event this sunday might be canceled. this is video from violent protests back in february when he was scheduled to speak on campus. yiannopoulos says he plans to hold a news conference tomorrow to explain how the event will proceed. some of the headline speakers, including ann coulter, have backed away from the event or said their names were listed as speakers without their knowledge. school officials say they are preparing tight security on the assumption the event will go on. (grant) a young woman is punched in the face by a complete stranger... as she was riding a bart train in the east bay. this is a story you will only see on kron four... her parents - are outraged that their daughter was attacked... simply while riding bart. kron four's terisa estacio joins us live now from bart police headquarters with the parents' story - an

kron4's maureen kelly talked to a woman who evacuated to san francisco after katrina and says she hopes the people of houston are treated better. i would've loved to of gotten to have gone back i missed new orleans my heart is a new orleansdiane evans fled new orleans with her daughter and 7 year old grandson and now lives in san francisco's tenderloin. we came to san francisco after katrina after we got off the roof we came out heretemporarily but they were no jobs no housing no schools in new orleansthe pictures of the devastation in and around houston is bringing back some bad memories for her. i pray they don't have to go through what we went through she felt that those who didn't evacuate before hurricane katrina hit were blamed for what happened to them after. folks said well they should have left. folks didn't have money my daughters car would've made it to baton rouge.people were blame for their condition and by blaming the people you have no trouble just forgetting about them discounting them and i pray that doesn't happen with harvey. she says the government and the groups who

maureen kelly kron4 news (vicki) our coverage on the storms hitting the bay area continues online at kron four dot com. there you can track the storm as it hits your neighborhood... also - make sure you have the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news when it happens. (grant) the families of two u-p-s drivers killed by a co-workerhave filed a lawsuit... saying the shooting should have been prevented. today relatives of benson louie and michael lefiti sued u-p-s, allied universal security servicesand the owner of the san francisco building where it happened. the lawsuits allege u-p-s emloyees had complained about security problems at the building before jimmy lam carried out the deadly rampage agaisnt his colleagues. attorneys for the families say metal detectors and security guards failed to stop lam... who was armed with a mac-10 sub-machine gun and a pistol. (grant) the russians are going to have to pay up... the bay area air quality management district has cited the now-closed russian consulate for burning on a spare the air day. it happened the day before

kron4's maureen kelly talked to a woman who evacuated here to san francisco after katrina and says she loved to of gotten to have gone back i missed new orleans my heart is a new orleansdiane evans fled new orleans with her daughter and 7 year old grandson and now lives in san francisco's tenderloin. we came to san francisco after katrina after we got off the roof we came out heretemporarily but they were no jobs no housing no schools in new orleansthe pictures of the devastation in and around houston is bringing back some bad memories for her. i pray they don't have to go through what we went through she felt that those who didn't evacuate before hurricane katrina hit were blamed for what happened to them after. folks said well they should have left. folks didn't have money my daughters car would've made it to baton rouge.people were blame for their condition and by blaming the people you have no trouble just forgetting about them discounting them and i pray that doesn't happen with harvey. she says the government and the groups who were supposed to help victims of katrina let them do

(vicki) kron4's maureen kelly went to ingrid b. lacy middle school where a memorial to the popular educator is growing. oceana high school students came back to their old middle school to comfort each other and pay respects to their former music teacher jerry downs. it was near here that the 15 year veteren of this district was somehow run over by his own car. it happened at around 11am wednesday and some of his students who were in pe class at the time say they dit. the district has brought on extra grief counselors .should a student have seen something we'll be informed and able to help. it's my understanding the way the accident was situtated very little was seen.i'm told this memorial and a similar one a ocean shore elementary where down also taught music, sprang up sponstanously. students hung up homemade signs like this one saying we love you mr downs or this one which simply reads you were a good guy. they also put out sheet music, one left a drum stick.there are many pictures of downs with his students in their band uniform

maureen kelly kron4 news (catherinei) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (steve) catherine and grant thank you. next on kron 4 news at six... freightning moments for a rohnert park teen... as a robber breaks into her home and holds her at knife-point. coming up... how she was able to call for help.(pam) and the bold decision the 49ers just made in the curfew controversy at levis stadium. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) good evening... i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. we have just learned of a serious threat against a north bay high school. graffiti was found in a restroom at redwood high school in larkspur... saying, there would be a shooting tomorrow. the principal says, school will be in session tomorrow and in response to the threat... police officers are going to be on campus to ensure students' safety. police are actively investigating the threat and looking into its credibility. kron four news has a crew on this story ... and we will bring you update tonight on kron

(pam) kron4's maureen kelly talked to those behind several local fundraisers who say...response so far has been great. support the victims of hurricane harvey just inside we've got chocolate chips brownies fudge caramel rice crispy treats really cheap insidea woman wearing a cupcake costume worked to temp people inside chronicle books. where staff have cooked up some delicious treats to sell..to help the hurricane harvey relief effortit's been great we had a line out the door at 7:30 we cleared out of a lot of things already we had 30 bakers we're doing pretty good i thinkfor those with a charitble nature and a sweet tooth.it was a win win.as my friend ashley said on the way over here she loves an unexpected pastry and if it goes to help this horrible horrible situation and houston were thrilled to helpover $26- hundred made it into the donation jar, and because chronicle books will match it dollar for dollar, nearly 52-hundred will be split between the red cross and the hurricane harvey relief fund. on monday, kit tea, the hayes valley cafe where patrons can enjoy refre

maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) we now know what sparked... a fast moving wildfire. coming up - find out who police say is responsible for the fire in gilroy.(vicki) then - tracking hurricane irma. millions of people are being told to "get out" of the storms path. later in the show - we catch up with a group who is heading towards the storm. (grant) and next - people in one south bay neighborhood are complaining about a foul smell. we investigate - in a live report right after the break. (male announcer) shop like a pro at bass pro shops for huge savings! like savings of 40% on redhead camo tech hoodies. save $20 on a muddy 10 megapixel game camera bundle. and save $50 on lacrosse alpha lite rubber boots -- at bass pro shops. the university of california has sued the trump administration over its decision to end the daca program. the lawsuit filed today in federal court includes university president janet napolitano as a plaintiff.napolitano was homeland security secretary under the obama administration and helped implement its deferred action for childhood arrivals

kron4's maureen kelly talked to a woman who evacuated here to san francisco after katrina and says sheopes the people of houston are treated better. i would've loved to of gotten to have gone back i missed new orleans my heart is a new orleansdiane evans fled new orleans with her daughter and 7 year old grandson and now lives in san francisco's tenderloin. we came to san francisco after katrina after we got off the roof we came out heretemporarily but they were no jobs no housing no schools in new orleansthe pictures of the devastation in and around houston is bringing back some bad memories for her. i pray they don't have to go through what we went through she felt that those who didn't evacuate before hurricane katrina hit were blamed for what happened to them after. folks said well they should have left. folks didn't have money my daughters car would've made it to baton rouge.people were blame for their condition and by blaming the people you have no trouble just forgetting about them discounting them and i pray that doesn't happen with harvey. she says the government and the groups

(grant) kron4's maureen kelly reports that the alleged gunman... is an undocumented immigrant who was wanted for deportation. he was loved by his teachers he was loved by his peers of course by his family and deeply loved by us as an organizationthe executive director of carecen sf the central american resource center is talking about abel esquivel jr.who was fatally shot during an armed robbery. esquivela 23 yearold native san franciscam was working as a summer intern at the mission non profit after he graduated their youth leadership program. this is the criminal complaint against three men charged with his murder.erick garcia- pineda, 18, jesus perez- araujo, 24 and daniel cruz , also 18 could face life without possiblity of parole if convicted.their alleged crime spree started august 12th with the theft of a revolver out of a personal car to sfpd officer marvin cabuntala.they came across esquivel here at the corner of 26th and south van ness. a memorial to the young victim is spraypainted on the ground where he collapsed.today an ice spokesman

kron4's maureen kelly has more on what's behind this proposal.re are scenes from the most recent clash in august when nationalists tried to hold an anti marxist rally.which drew hundreds of black masked counter protestors. police say they trucked in shields and weapons, ignited smoke bombs and attacked some in the crowd.in april.there had been more brawling.and bloodshedpolice say the masked extermists used chemical sprays, sticks bats, bike locks and more sheilds against their opponentsand police.the berkeley police chief used examples from those violent clashes and others to recommend in this report that the city cross out it's two decade ban on police using pepper spray for crowd control. the chief saying using pepper spray would allow them to directly target on specific attackers. they are allowed to use tear gas, but that can also impact peaceful demonstrators. the chief is also asking to add language to the non lethal policy forbidding the use of pepper spray to disperse peaceful demonstrators using passive resistance. such as what happened

kron4's maureen kelly has learned.... police are investigating...f the car in the hit and run...is connected to a shooting just minutes before. it's almost like getting punched you don't feel anything for a momentthe owner of earl's organic is still processing his grief over the loss of his longtime customer, gus vardakastanis.a greek immigrant, vardakastanis opened his haight street market in the 80's.the entrepenuer expanded to a second location on noriega and along with his two sons, opened guy's community market in the mission a few years ago. those who haggled with him remember him as a shrewd and saavy businessman.very active a real patriarch this is a man that was driven and you didn't really want to step on his way much but you wanted to partner with thembut this american success story ended in tragedy early this morning outside the wholesale produce market where the grocer would come and replenish his store shelves. a small memorial stands near the intersection of jerrold and toland where police say the 56 year old was fatally struck by a s

kron4's maureen kelly was there.. a little bit afraid but are still going to fight back gerarddo gomez describes how he and many other daca recipenants are feelingbecaus e now thier protection against deportation goes away once their work permit expires. he says was brought to this country from mexico when he was 3 year oldthey think that we each a lot of us chose to come here illegally cannot follow a legal process but a lot of us were infants a lot of us were teenagers in the dark we couldn't make the option for selves to punish us for a decision we had no input it to me i think it's unfair to me and inhumane(nats from podium)diana flores was also brought here from mexico as a toddler .she is also a daca recipeint who's protection against deporation is now at risk. she says the dismantling of the 2012 program will be widely felt.a lot of daca recipients are the sole providers for their safe families a lot of daca recipients were only eligible to pursue their education because of that protection several members of th

kron4's maureen kelly talked to some of them...ho are still waiting to hear if there loved ones are okay. it's devastating the pictures that are coming out of there i just hope it's not that bad noelis soto has only been able to get in touch with a few family members by way of social media. she still hasn't heard from most of her relatives. but what she has heard is frightening.it was a real scary experience going to the hurricane doors breaking windows burstein water coming into the house when you're on the lake second floor or something like that that's pretty unexpectedjennifer gonzalez is waiting to hear how her 80 year old aunt living in a remote part of the island is doing in the wake of hurricane maria. she's worried about her.and she's also worried about what the long term impact of this disaster.they're already doing so badly financially so many financial problems in puerto rico how are they going to rebound from this that something also something i'm really worried about i love that island my family is there and i just do

kron4's maureen kelly has more. here are scenes from the most recent clash in august when nationalists tried to hold an anti marxist rally.which drew hundreds of black masked counter protestors. police say they trucked in shields and weapons, ignited smoke bombs and attacked some in the crowd.in april.there had been more brawling.and bloodshedpolice say the masked extermists used chemical sprays, sticks bats, bike locks and more sheilds against their opponentsand police.the berkeley police chief used examples from those violent clashes and others to recommend in this report that the city cross out it's two decade ban on police using pepper spray for crowd control. the chief saying using pepper spray would allow them to directly target on specific attackers. they are allowed to use tear gas, but that can also impact peaceful demonstrators. the chief is also asking to add language to the non lethal policy forbidding the use of pepper spray to disperse peaceful demonstrators using passive resistance. such as what happe

kron4's maureen kelly spoke with the family.this is 33 year old jacob dominguez in pictures provided by his family. they admit he had a criminal history, but say that was behind him. that he had turned his life around, getting involved in church, and taking care of his wife and three kids. police say dominguez was a verified member of the norteno street gang with a long rap sheet of voilent crimes. and that he was wanted in connection to a series of crimes starting september 6th.the individual was tied into a possible drive-by shooting officers on view this individual committed an armed robbery i mean at some point we need to make sure this crime spree ended unfortunately it ended with a tragic consequencespolice chief eddie garcia says dominguez's alleged accomplices in the september 12th armed robbery have been arrested. sjpd tried to take dominquez into custody before but he eluded officers more than once with erratic and dangerous driving that threatened to put the public at risk.investigators developed credible information

kron4's maureen kelly has more on what's behind this proposal.ere are scenes from the most recent clash in august when nationalists tried to hold an anti marxist rally.which drew hundreds of black masked counter protestors. police say they trucked in shields and weapons, ignited smoke bombs and attacked some in the crowd.in april.there had been more brawling.and bloodshedpolice say the masked extermists used chemical sprays, sticks bats, bike locks and more sheilds against their opponentsand police.the berkeley police chief used examples from those violent clashes and others to recommend in this report that the city cross out it's two decade ban on police using pepper spray for crowd control. the chief saying using pepper spray would allow them to directly target on specific attackers. they are allowed to use tear gas, but that can also impact peaceful demonstrators. the chief is also asking to add language to the non lethal policy forbidding the use of pepper spray to disperse peaceful demonstrators using passive resistance. such as what happene

kron4's maureen kelly talked to a woman who evacuated here to san francisco after katrina and says sheton are treated better. i would've loved to of gotten to have gone back i missed new orleans my heart is a new orleansdiane evans fled new orleans with her daughter and 7 year old grandson and now lives in san francisco's tenderloin. we came to san francisco after katrina after we got off the roof we came out heretemporarily but they were no jobs no housing no schools in new orleansthe pictures of the devastation in and around houston is bringing back some bad memories for her. i pray they don't have to go through what we went through she felt that those who didn't evacuate before hurricane katrina hit were blamed for what happened to them after. folks said well they should have left. folks didn't have money my daughters car would've made it to baton rouge.people were blame for their condition and by blaming the people you have no trouble just forgetting about them discounting them and i pray that doesn't happen with harvey. she says the government and the groups who were supposed to h

kron4's maureen kelly talked to some, who are still waiting to hear if there loved ones are okay. it'svastating the pictures that are coming out of there i just hope it's not that bad noelis soto has only been able to get in touch with a few family members by way of social media. she still hasn't heard from most of her relatives. but what she has heard is frightening.it was a real scary experience going to the hurricane doors breaking windows burstein water coming into the house when you're on the lake second floor or something like that that's pretty unexpectedjennifer gonzalez is waiting to hear how her 80 year old aunt living in a remote part of the island is doing in the wake of hurricane maria. she's worried about her.and she's also worried about what the long term impact of this disaster.they're already doing so badly financially so many financial problems in puerto rico how are they going to rebound from this that something also something i'm really worried about i love that island my family is there and i just don't know what the future holds for them it's frighteningi talked t

kron4's maureen kelly was there.. a little bit afraid but are still going to fight back gerarddo gomez describes how he and many other daca recipenants are feelingbecaus e now thier protection against deportation goes away once their work permit expires. he says was brought to this country from mexico when he was 3 year oldthey think that we each a lot of us chose to come here illegally cannot follow a legal process but a lot of us were infants a lot of us were teenagers in the dark we couldn't make the option for selves to punish us for a decision we had no input it to me i think it's unfair to me and inhumane(nats from podium)diana flores was also brought here from mexico as a toddler .she is also a daca recipeint who's protection against deporation is now at risk. she says the dismantling of the 2012 program will be widely felt.a lot of daca recipients are the sole providers for their safe families a lot of daca recipients were only eligible to pursue their education because of that protection several members of th

let's bring in jason kelly immediate former director for marketing and maureen simpson junior joins uspe president of prince george county young democrats. thank you for joining us to today. >> absolutely. >> let me start with you, jason. is what steve bannon said, is that a big ah for the gop. >> well, no -- >> he's talking about going after established republicans and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. >> sure i think in some level you can certainly read into it that it was to the establishment figures that he he was speaking to. and this is kind of why steve ban on was so successful running president trump's campaign he had his finger other the pulse of awhat was dog on not only in the country and also in the republican are party. at one points in the interview i thought it was really interesting he said that you know mcconnell and ryan came to the white house and presented legislative agenda worry about rehe peel and replace we get that done and get taxes next and infrastructure next we've been taking care of it and preparing for this moment nine years. they could do none of it one of