pam?.> pam: how drivers can keep track of their car when they are not a round. >> pam: a lot of bay area students have been heading back to class. some districts started last week others today. and we'd love to see you back your back- to-school clothes. class's began today 46 dozen students and the san francisco yen to fight school district but the start of school also come with some threat of a teachers' strike. teachers gathered just before 8:00 p.m. a.m. this morning to demand that 21 percent pay hike over the next three years. to keep pace with the city's ever increasing cost of living. >> must be fair and equitable , optimistic that a strike can be averted. >> pam: >> this is about the quality of education but i want for my child. i want a better education. >> pam: garcia says that her son has about the unsigned and that is unacceptable due to been neighborhood which she considers unsafe for her 11 year old son. he remains on the waitlist for one of their choices but would not know if

>> pam: eight: i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is >> pam: now at eight. a new york may be the first u=s case of ebola. >> pam: the patient was promptly isolated and placed in a strict isolated facility >> >> pam: meanwhile in new york doctors at mount sinai medical center are taxi and another patient for possible ebola. >> we are very confident with our stake in local authorities. it will be able to fight the more common cause hesitation had s we are going to work closely with cdc to make sure this patient does not have the ball virus. ebola virus >> pam: however, we are told none of those cases have been concerned as ebola. continuing our coverage on the story charles clifford informs us from our news room. >> reporter: there have been occasional outbreaks in africa. but the cdc says that so far it has only been found in 10 african countries. ebola is extremely dangerous with a 90% death rate. here are some common questions in regards to the disease. >> reporter: >> reporter:ebola was first discovered in nineteen seventy-six in the democratic republic of

like its san jose tonight. >> pam: >> pam: new at 8. surveillance video shows. four people linked to monday's shooting outside the bayfair center mall. in san leandro. >> pam: one person was shot in the leg. now, police say they need the public's help. investigators believe an argument inside the mall. led to shots being fired outside. kron 4's j-r stone shows you more of the video. moments before the shooting >> reporter: rewinding this video and slowing down to zoom in to see the handgun that the suspect is holding creek one out of four suspect that the police need your help in catching. outside of the mall in san leandro. >> would not tolerate someone does walking into the mall and shifting it up. >> reporter: the victim in this case, there is a drama leaving among uc them with surveillance video catching the suspect running out of the mall. described the ages of 18 and 25 years old. look at multiple out tattoos' at almost directly looking in the camera. >> reporter: the final two suspects are women. what clearly not try to i reveal her identity. the shots ri

before sunday's 49ers pre- season game. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore.): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: it took just 3 events in the niners new home. before the team has apparently decided to rip up the turf, and start over. >> pam: kron 4's rob fladeboe has more on this startling development at the team's shiny, new 1-point- 2 billion dollar stadium. and >> reporter:th was 49ers head coach jim harbaugh after sunday's 1st exhibition game at levi's stadium. the coach had no problems with the new turf then, but on wednesday he abruptly cut short practice after players >> reporter:were slipping and turning up divots. also on sunday, player eric reid said the field felt a little soft. >> reporter:this is what the field looked like from high overhead on thursday morning as much of the playing field was being removed. the 49ers did not disclose exactly what the problem is but fans who toured the stadium thursday afternoon snapped cell photos like this one, expressing their concern. >> reporter:the so called bandera bermuda g

j >> pam: i agree.hter) >> gary: cents the last super bowl, what about 2002 that was what quick shot and they lost to tampa bay. st. ter will be the no. 1 option 4 them this year. breaking the rules as we speak jason applebaum is interviewing stricter for the sports show on sunday night. i said jason what about doing the job? he says he's going to introduce stricter >> pam: i do not ask you about some of the world leaders. and you may not know their names >> gary: (laughter) >> gary: after throwing a teammate first draft choice to the ground, when asked about throwing the would be to the ground and said or he said $500 he can't afford it. >> gary: right now, but just going up in flames. with 33. in the sixth indian creek few minutes the a's will play tampa. look at this little guy to his state. all over the place. no word at the possum will appear tonight. >> gary: (cheers & applause) >> gary: leading the angels by one game. justin paid to replace bill 4 was released by the a's. keep trying he is now si

at 5-30. >> pam: rain is in the forecast. >> pam: a chance of showers. in the bay area.a live look at san francisco from our mount tamalpais camera. grey skies. i'm at the weather center with kron4's chief meteorologist jacqueline bennet. >> jacqueline: with the stills to strike lightning strikes. selling rare picture shows building back with the rain coming back toward the central valley in bay area. clean up tropical moisture. wrapping around the area of the low pressure. you imagine that all this right here with the click in the bay area. we do have a chance of isolated showers picking up a quarter inch of rain in certain areas. statewide a different it a different story and will talk more about that in just a moment. >> reporter:lightning tonight and tomorrow morning is a concern as wildfires burn throughout the state. 13 of them are still active. among them. she >> reporter:a massive wildfire in shasta county.north=east of redding. also.a fire burning in oregon and califonria. the oregon gulch fire is just 20 percent contained and has burned 72 square miles in the t

pam?ventative steps you to take to protect your sensitive information. >> jacqueline: we will see fog over night! bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale is on now! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just $397. get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point, but this sale won't last long. ♪ mattress discounters >> pam: a massive security breach that impacts over 1 billion passwords could put your private information at risk. >> pam: tory dunnan has the latest on the record- breaking hack protect yourself. >>ers are staggering. 1 point 2 billion passwords and user names stolen by russian criminals. that, according to alex holden, a security founder for hold security. >>"we were able to research this particular gang and find this staggering discove

. >> pam: good evening i'm pam moore. tonight. police in san arrest. in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 2-year old girl: >> reporter:the arrest is not of the driver. but the child's >> pam: kron 4's justin waldman is here to explain why the toddler's own family member. was taken into >> reporter:the death of 2 year old my-my gregory has devestated the family. now her aunt. 25 year old "low-re-sha gage". is charged with felony child endangerment. the tragedy happened on friday night on mission street between 4th and 5th streets. >> reporter:the 2-year old. and her twin brother. were in the care of their aunt, leaving a movie. when the aunt and little girl.attempted to cross mission street against the signal. >> reporter:san francisco police just updated us on the arrest. and describe here. *how the little girl was left alone in the crosswalk. >>"she turned. left unattened. on sidewalk and get 2yo boy. that is when vecihle struck female toddler." >>while the car that hit and killed my-my. did have the green light. >> reporter:it did not stop. police ar

tonight at >> pam: more bay area news, >> pam: new at five. have detected new west nile virus activity in sonoma and marin counties this week. >> pam: mosquito samples and a dead bird tested positive in santa rosa------and in novato, one dead bird tested positive. >> pam: officials conducted operations this morning to get rid of some of the mosquito population. they say they'll now keep an eye on the areas for more virus activity. >> pam: so far, no human cases have been reported in those counties. >> jacqueline: still 85 degrees in concord and 78 and oakland. returning, the fog. however, you can see the blue skies this afternoon. we will have sunshine for the friday afternoon with clearing out faster in land because it will be warmer there. more cloud coverage built during and. here is a look at fault trecker. savoring the north bay and in to the east bay and south bay by six. if you move into the inner clock hour and the livermore valley you see things lingering over the north that. that will clear at about 10:00. temperatures are at the coa

pam? in southern california say they've arrested two high school students suspected of planning a massacre at a school. >> pam: pasadena's police chief says south pasadena high school officials learned of the plot yesterday and contacted authorities. >> pam: detectives then monitored the 16- and 17- year-old boys online activity. >> pam: they had researched weaponry, how to make explosives, disarm people, tactical on how to go in and be the aggressor with firearms. >> pam: police say the boys didn't have any of the weapons. >> pam: the two teenage boys who have not been named were arrested on charges of making threats and conspiracy. >> pam: it was unclear when the attack might have occurred. >> pam: the fbi has joined the investigation. >> pam: sports is next! jason has that story next! spokesperson: get a $1,000 turbocharged reward card with a new volkswagen turbo. why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the s

>> pam: where were police?them about that next >> jacqueline: we would time that out and see how that will affect temperatures tomorrow coming up (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: you are looking again at live pictures as protesters are out on the street again tonight. also you are looking at the national guard brought in by the governor jay nixon tried to keep the peace in that tam. protesters are furious of the death of michael brown, the un armed teenager shot that was the saturday before last. they are there now to restore peace after several nights of violent protest. last night angry protest and police crashed once again. others looted and vandalized businesses in the area. used tear gas against in women and men as they were protesting. it is an eerie quiet tonight. people are on the street trying to hold their ground tonight they are hoping that this does not transfer sworn into another night of violence. they do not want the violence that has happened o

pam? >> pam: gary has the sports next!nouncer): now, the orchard supply sports report with gary radnich. >> gary:jeremy hellickson clearly outpitched sonny gray >> gary:top 1st/ scoreless >> gary:desmond jennings diving catch of john jaso's sinking fly ball take another look pitcher jeremy hellickson likes it >> gary: top 4th/ 1-0 rays >> gary:sonny gray not on today kevin kiemaier 2-run home >> gary:still top 4th >> gary:evan longoria bloop to center falls in front of coco crisp for a single ben zobrist scores 4-0 rays >> gary:top 5th/ 4-0 rays >> gary:jennnings lines one up the middle off gray yunel escobar and cole figeroa score 6-0 rays >> gary:final: 7-3 rays >> gary:angels-dodgers begin in a few minutes a's currently 1 ½ games up in the a.l. west >> gary:harbaugh vs. harbaugh >> gary:the last time brother's jim and john harbaugh squared off was about a year and a half ago in super bowl 47 >> gary:won't be quite the same tomorrow night as the 49ers and ravens square off in preseason game #1 >> gary:after the game the

>> pam: kron 4 news at five is next. >> pam: breaking news at five. >> pam: three people have died in a crash near interstate- 680you are looking from our helicopter partnership withthe crash happened near the lake herman off ramp -- in the northbound freeway direction. >> reporter:this is happening during the evening commute and will slow traffic in the area. kron four's grant lodes is standing by with details. >> pam: tonight. >> pam: residents and businesses in the napa area are picking up the pieces. two days after a magnitude six- point- zero earthquake. >> pam: tonight -- we are live with the cleanup, and rebuilding efforts. with aftershocks continue to shake the area. >> catherine: first -- the city of napa there this evening. in the aftermath of sunday's quake. >> pam: catherine heenan joins us >> catherine: the napa city council formally declares a state of emergency. but as of tonight.the city is beginning to shift from emergency response.to recovery. >> catherine: the new information. the list of red-tagged buildings is growing. >> catherine: it reached 103 last night -- wi

pam? >> pam: will have more on the death of robin williams. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. ♪ i's time tbring outn the open. 'timeo drop you o maneedepend undeear., a use e sh them the'reot alone and ow o a pr of depend. becae weing diffent kind undwearis nbig deal. sh them the'reot alone and ow o a pin us.epend. suppt thcausand get a fr same ofepend atnderwarene.com suppt thcausand get a fr same ofepend atmy pfesss guanceitansuppt go helpede reh myoal promion. aticroft. get artewith ou$20,0 merit basecare taly scharsh. fundare mite apy byugus29th atevrydu. >> pam: all our breaking news on this monday. comedian robin williams found dead in his home. williams' body was found just after noontime today. provided by helicopter pernicious 87. investigators still need to confirm the exact cause o

>> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: the big question now: will the field be ready for this sunday's game against the chargers? kron 4's rob fladeboe reports. >> reporter: >> gary: >> reporter:that was 49ers head coach jim harbaugh after sunday's 1st exhibition game at levi's stadium. the coach had no problems with the new turf then, but on wednesday he abruptly cut short practice after players >> reporter:were slipping and turning up divots. also on sunday, player eric reid said the field felt a little soft. eric reid/49ers player >> reporter:this is what the field looked like from high overhead on thursday morning as much of the playing field was being removed. the 49ers did not disclose exactly what the problem is but fans who toured the stadium thursday afternoon snapped cell photos >> reporter:like this one, expressing their concern. >> i could not believe it creek i thought that it was in such great shape. >> maybe they should have done practice before >> reporter:the so called bandera bermuda grass was installed back in april and was hailed as drought-tolerant, requiring 50-pe

. >> pam: unforgettable. unmistakable. an undeniably a product of the bay area. >> pam: robin williams will be remembered here not only for bic movie roles like the locally failed mrs. doubt fire, but also for his frequent surprise appearances at local, the clubs. >> the of freight, be very very afraid. >> pam: known and loved around the world for the joy he brought to millions of people. actor and comedian robin williams was declared dead just after noontime today. but authorities in marin county the acknowledged his debt is being reduced as a suicide. kron4 just bush is live outside williams' tip your kron area home tonight where his body was discovered today. jeff?. >> reporter: always concerned about what was calling on in other people's lives. >> he was out there riding his bike in the morning. to me he was just another person that did so much good in the world for his plans and everyone. >> i do not believe this. >> reporter: people are remembering robin williams for how he influenced his or their life. >> reporter:

good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: >> pam: the scene. scott - any idea tonight what caused the driver to lose control? >> reporter:it was a traffic nightmare just after 11:30 tuesday morning on southbound 101 near redwood city it was even more of nightmare for several workers cleaning up the side of the highway when this car came barreling through their work area the crash leaving one man dead and another injured 2 >>"we don't know what caused her to lose control" >> reporter:from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 you can see the mangled mercedes just after the driver lost control >> reporter:the chp telling kron 4 the 9 member clean up crew was part the job-train program. a statement on their website says "we are shocked and saddened about the tragic accident we extend our deepest sympathies to the families of those involved and we will be working to provide counseling and support." >> reporter: and until the workers in killing one of them and then ended up in this parking lot. in front of the stanford medical building. >> did not k

pam? >> pam: new video from vallejo tonight a cabinet manufacturer nor the bay cabinets on celaeno avenue at to longstreet they are taking the hard hit lightly by posting some good reading material on their boarded up windows. the owners say they are down, but definitely not out the hope to reopen soon. >> jacqueline: it is crystal clear looking from the golden gate bridge creek >> pam: napa residents continue to clean up from the wreckage brought on by sunday's earthquake. kron4 marlene kelley spoke to one woman who says she has lost many of her possessions and this is not the first time she has had to start over after a disaster . (laughter) >> >> reporter: sandy is laughing because when she ran into her because when i ran into her she along with some higher pants were just finishing up shoveling out be at a perfect record the pile of broken glass and china is just a fraction of what was led back at her house. >> reporter: and she is not exaggerating. i went into sandy's house sunday hou

: very different, ok. >> pam: (laughter) >> pam: why the number of female announcer: through labor day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing, plus big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> reporter: earthquakes in california can happen anytime and anywhere if the shelter had advice for missing pads that have run away. >> is keds are sensitive and stressed out so they are hiding between that aftershock and helicopters. they are scared. cats >> pam: school is on the way but the problem continues. >> reporter: students have attended class in the unified school district for a week and they have separate >> he does not feel safe over there and when you do not feel safe you do not learn parrot >> reporter: >> there in the cafeteria, talking yelling and screaming

>>pam moore he was not hurt but was slated officials say.his isn't the first time there's been an accident on this off-ramp. but police say, it is not so much that the roadway is unsafe. rather people driving at unsafe speeds. coming up. frightening moments. as a pit bull attacks another dog out on a walk.see what happens when the owner tries to intervene. the search continues for a bay area man missing since saturday. what friends think might have happened to him. >> later in the broadcast some very positive news for sharks fans. also giants and a's highlights as well ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >>pam moore tonight, the search continues for a 59-year-old man from windsor, who went missing this weekend during a hiking trip in the trinity national forest. kron f

>>pam moore williams also credited becoming sober in 2010.e passing of his friend john belushi. williams' wife susan schneider released a statement earlier today -- saying that the world lost "one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings." schneider said, she is "heartbroken" from losing "her husband and best friend." and she hopes the focus won't be on his death. but on the "countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions." still ahead continuing coverage - over the shocking death of actor and comedian robin williams. his daughter zelda just released a statement. >>pam moore the bay area and the world. mourning the loss of a legendary actor today. robin williams' was found dead in his tiburon home today. from an apparent suicide. his career shot to fame in the late 1970s. as the alien in t- v's "mork and mindy." c-n-n's nichelle turner takes a look back at the legacy he created. >>his high i paint brand of comedy was his trademark/but he also had a strong foe of--the land to pick side/ the juilliard school of acting r

>>pam moore a viewer brought this story to our attention.f you have an issue in your community you'd like us to investigate. you can submit your idea on our website on kron-4 dot com. under the special section called my kron 4 story. a bay area woman who repeatedly attempted to sneak on airplanes. has been sentenced to nearly six- months in jail. last monday, investigators say, marilyn hartman snuck onto a flight from san jose to los angeles. hartman was released from jail two days later. but she then returned to l-a-x. violating an order to stay away. unless she had a valid ticket. today -- a judge ordered her to spend 177 -days in jail for violating the order. the twitter- led scavenger hunt --hidden cash-- has come to an end. end. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting mids

>>pam moore emotions ran hight in court today.e aunt of the 2-year old girl killed in san francisco by a hit-and-run driver. faced charges that she is somewhat responsible for the little girls death. and as kron4's justine reports -- the arrests has divided the family. >> you must be punished for the crime of york irresponsibility. >> justine waldman in the and pleaded not guilty in court. she was visibly trembling and sobbed during that proceedings. the cries were heard outside as well from family members who want her release. >> this is my family. >> justine waldman the two year-old was with her and friday night at 10300 leaving a movie when police say that the age walked her niece to the middle of the light and then allegedly left her there to go get the taubers' twin brother. that is when a car going with upset light hit the toddler. police say the vehicle never stopped. the the judge set gauges bail at 500 thousand dollars.-- $52,000 the funeral is on. on--monday. >>pam moore california attorney general kamala harris says she

>>pam moore although air strikes have been approved. president obama says, he will not send ground troops back into iraq. back to back hurricanes are barreling toward the hawaiian islands. strong winds and rain are already hitting the island chain. hundreds of residents are prepared to ride out hurricane iselle in shelters. kron four's chief meterologist jacqueline bennett. is tracking the weather. she brings us up to date on what's happening right now. jacqueline. >>pam moore -- >>jacqueline bennett the hurricane is coming ashore as barely a category one. but hurricane julio is right on its heels that. it's still a strong hurricane but will be weakening as it nears the islands. the first state hurricane by only 1 mi. per hour but it will soon degrade down to make tropical storm. julio still has a hurricane warning but that will soon also go down to a tropical storm warning which is also in effect for the smaller islands. this will push out and turn into a tropical depression after about 36 hours. after that pushes through julio will co

>>pam moore we'll continue to cover this story online. you can always get the latest information at kron4-dot-com. also on our facebook and twitter pages other news. friends and family of a man shot and killed by san francisco police. are holding a vigil tomorrow night. thursday marks the five- month anniversary of alejandro nieto's death. the 28- year old activist and college student. was shot more than a dozen times, by s-f-p-d back in april, in bernal height park. it happened when police say he gun. it was later discovered. that nieto was holding a stun gun. the vigil is set to start at 7 p-m in san francisco's bernal heights park. new at 11. livermore police are looking for a man. who sexually assaulted a 16 - year old girl. it happened around 9-15 sunday night, in the area of murrieta boulevard and el rancho drive. police say, the man approached the girl from behind. then grabbed and raped the victim. the man is described as hispanic. between 20- and 30- years old. and around six- feet tall. with short, dark hair. officials are tryin

>>pam moore good evening i'm pam moore. tonight. police in san francisco announce an arrest. in a hit- and- run crash that killed a 2-year old girl: the arrest is not of the driver. but the child's aunt. kron 4's justin waldman explains why the toddler's own family member. was taken into custody. >> justine waldman the death of to year-old has devastated the family. her aunt is charged with a felony charge of child endangerment. the felony happened on friday night between mission street and fourth street. the to year-old and her twin brother or in care of their and leaving a movie when that can't and a little girl at tempted to cross the street against the signal. the police updated us on the arrest today and describe here how the little girl was left alone by her aunt in the crosswalk. >>@ she turned around and left the child unattended in the street to go back to the sidewalk to get the to year-old boy to. cross the to at that point is when the vehicle struck the to year-old female public. >> justine waldman the car did have the green light but it did not stop. police are n

>>pam moore sierra leone is now sending out pleas for help. acknowledging it is "not able to deal" with the crisis. >> rain is approaching from the north. you continue to see these wraparound showers and areas of low pressure including the south and west. there is nothing to have the. it will last through early wednesday morning. i do not think we will see any thing higher than a quarter inch of rain as it will not sit over us long. lightning has been seen well to the north of us but we should not have any locally. the future cast can pinpoint the clouds very well. but it doesn't really pinpoint the rain that might be moving in. as we move to the morning hours thing should dry out and. we see clearing skies first in the north bay and then into that south bay and golden gate by late afternoon. temperatures will be warmer than today in the upper seventies and eighties. temperatures will be stagnant over the next few days but with more sunshine, morning fog, and afternoon sun. it will start warming into early next week. expect very little if any

>>pam moore today the marin county sheriff's said. actor robin williams committed suicide by hanging himself with a belt at his tiburon home. >> "apparent suicide death by hanging" >>pam moore this was the dispatch call that went out just before noon monday following a 9-1-1 call minutes later, williams was pronounced dead at a news conference on tuesday, marin county's assistant chief deputy coroner. gave a graphic description of how williams' assistant discovered the actor's lifeless body, hanging by a belt from a closet door in his bedroom >> he was suspended from the belt which was wedged between the door and the doorframe in a seated position slightly suspended off the ground the actor's wife had last seen williams the night before his death, and had left the home monday morning thinking he was still asleep. while the coroner would not say whether williams left a suicide note, he did indicate, hanging may not have been williams first attempt to take his own life. authorities say. there were several cuts on his left wrist. and a p

." >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: beyonce and hubby jay-z in san francisco. the complaints she's getting as the couple wraps up their "on the run" tour. >> pam: plus -- passengers take action.when a fellow rider is in trouble. >> pam: why commuters rush to tilt the train. next i'm m-a-r-and haveopd. m j-f-f

>>pam moore in fremont. husband and wife were held at gunpoint during a home invasion robbery inside a gated community. police say, two men kicked in a garage door of a home on the 600- block on monticello terrace. it happened around 4 -a-m tuesday morning. the men forced their way into the couple's bedroom. and held them at gunpoint. they demanded personal belongings and financial information. police say, the victims were so frightened. they didn't call 9- 1-1 until two hours after the men left. police say it's likely the men jumped the fence to get onto the property. they got away in a dark, newer model ford fusion four- door sedan. coming up. a young girl helps save her dad from danger. her brave response, when a fire broke out at a home in hayward and next. a new revelation from robin williams' widow. about a medical condition the actor was battling at the time of his death. >>gary radnich the a's cannot handle kansas city we. have those high lights. >>jacqueline bennett the fog is moving in and i have t

>>pam moore and we'll continue to cover the story throughout this newscast. with the latest live pictures and video of the protests in ferguson. and you can always get the latest information. at kron4- dot-com. as well as on on our facebook and twitter pages. the district attorney's office has completed its investigation. following a deadly shooting that involved a sheriff's deputy in half moon bay. the d-a's office says, the action the deputy took was justified. yanira serrano- garcia, a special needs teenager, was shot after her family called for help. when she refused to take her medication back in june. authorites say, the teen was carrying a knife at the time. the san mateo county sheriff's office says, the deputy involved in the shooting has returned to duty in the corrections division. the sheriff's office plans to host a community meeting in the coming weeks. to discuss the outcome of this investigation. p-g and e pleading 'not guilty' today. to 28 -criminal counts. stemming from the 20-10 san bruno pipeline explosion. prosecutors say, p-g-and-e tried

>>pam moore authorities say. more than 30 homes have been damaged by flash floods in southern california. at least a dozen of those homes are now un-inhabitable. most of the flooding damaged the mount baldy area. however. several homes near forest falls suffered severe damage. the mount baldy fire chief says, the most significant damage is in the goat hill area. where a rockslide buried homes up to their rooftops. dozens of volunteers are shoveling mud out of their homes. digging out cars. and removing large rocks by hand. one man has been killed in the flooding a cal-train has struck and killed a man at the broadway station in burlingame. the incident happened around 9- oclock tonight. train service is currently stopped at the station. officials say, trains will not be able to travel through the area until the investigation is complete. see it, after the news. the tahoe queen. a boat known for its scenic cruises in lake tahoe. ran aground this afternoon. for its scenic cruises in lake tahoe. ran aground this aft

>>pam moore napa earthquake. officials making headway as inspections of damaged buildings following the napa earthquake -- is about 75 - percent complete. inspectors are still assessing damage at napa valley unified school district campuses. schools in napa will stay closed for at least one more day. kron 4's dan kerman reports from napa high school. as officials continue to assess the damage following yesterday's earthquake. >>dan kerman cleanup of the structural analysis is continuing the cleanup and structural analysis continues at schools throughout the napa valley unified school district and as a result there will be no class again on tuesday >>patrick sweeney/napa school one of those still to be assessed is napa high school here the cafeteria now has it's own version of a fault line one that school officials hope is just in need of a cosmetic repair and not a structural one else where lots of things have fallen to the ground. in this room, it's text books. here in the school's ceramics classroom, it's works

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>>pam moore you can really look at those pictures and fathom that gravity of the situation. how widespread the damage was >> vicki liviakis we do have an update at the vallejo school district will be open tomorrow. but napa valley will not be open to. staff is required to show up but students are knocked. sonoma state will be open let's take a look at the yellow tagged buildings >> maureen kelly this house was crushed down on to its support beams. you can see it is now leaning at an angle. once the house collapsed, they could hear the sound of gas leaking. >> the house kind of shifted and fell apart. it hit the gas tank or whatever. it just started to go off. it smelled a really bad. >> maureen kelly the entire block had to be evacuated for an hour before gas could be shut off. residents inside the house tell me that it took awhile for the actual house to keep sinking. >> it was cracking. you could hear it leaking from the tank. it all went down very fast. >> maureen kelly from the side of the house you get a good idea of how bad the damage is a. take a look at this crack. i

he's down on the field with pam oliver. >> pam: what will the films so us when you go back and look atthink we did some good things. i think we need to start faster. they went down on the field on us and we went into the red zone and i think we need to start right when you get the ball. >> pam: carolina led the league in the sacks last year with very little contribution from you. john lynch and kevin burkhardt talked about it. how do you improve on that? >> al does a great job of working drills. thomas does a great job rushing. greg and charles, great end guys, do a great job. >> pam: you're still the reigning nfl defensive player of the year so things aren't that bad. appreciate your time, luke. >> thank you very much. >> kevin: they certainly aren't bad for luke kuechly and company. coming up next on fox, we get the late local next except on the west coast. fox sports live is coming up on fox sports 1. we have continuing coverage here on charlotte so stay tuned for that. next sunday, at 4:00, it will be a big day of preseason football with the niners in their new stadium. here today

>>reporter: pam, good morning tou. this promises to be an emotional night of course for music fans and also paul mccartney who we know has a lot of special memories of candlestick park. later tonight he'll take the stage, performing in front of a pack house here, an estimated 49,000 people should be on hand here, fitting, of course, for the long-time home of the san francisco 49ers. crews over the last few days have been hard at work building the huge stage inside the stadium. it sits on what used to be the 10-yard-line here. the concert promotor says the stick will be going out with a bang tonight. there will be a huge fireworks show, more than 900 pyrotechnics lighting up the sky, and then, of course, after tonight's explosions, the stadium will face demolition in the coming months. the mccartney concert seems to be the perfect way to say good- bye to a place that has created so many memorable moments over the years. it was nearly 50 years ago when the beetles held their last paid concert at candlestick park. that sh

it follows the story of pam white. a wife and mother in the suburbs of augusstin who was diagnosed h early onset of alzheimer's at 61. the film is made by her son and follows not only the aftermath on pam herself but her family. >> host: we are showing the viewers a little bit of this film. who is featured in this? talk about this more. where does it start and how does it track the development of the disease? >> guest: alzheimer's disease can feel so enormous and unwieldy. this film brings you inside the ever day, hour to hour, day to day experience of a family. you know the family could be my family or any of yours out there listening to this conversation. the film begins in the very early stages of pam's diagnoses. it doesn't hide anything. you go with pam and her husband, ed, to the doctor. you witness those conversations and see her talking with her other son about the medication the doctor gave her. she doesn't want to take the medication and forgets she has alzheimer's disease sometimes. what the film does is it

[laughter] >> i was just busy tweeting there, pam. pam was saying facebook, twitter, this.o tweet out the visible satellite. it's showing a lot more fog today than yesterday. yesterday, the coast hardly had any. it stuck around longer. point reyes north. there is a lot more over the bay. the system is a low, sweeping into the north helping enhance the fog and give us more of a westerly breeze. it remains a -- marie remains a tropical storm. calistoga, 51. angin 56. 55 petaluma. 57 sebastopol. the delta breeze holding steady. it was about 12, 9. westerly at concord. westerly at livermore. slight cooldown from yesterday. still warm, but near average to slightly above. yesterday was well above for some. a little cooler. 80s for many through the interior. 60s and 70s. coast and bay. here's sal. >>> good morning. we're looking at traffic that's busy even though it seems a little lighter than usual. it doesn't mean it's completely open for you. we'll start off at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a 15, 20-minute delay. you look over to the left and you see the ramp from 880 is t

i'm pam cook. >> can you ask sal if i can go to this concert tonight?need to go to the concert. >> i'll check. >>> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve is talking about that too. >> you can

we do have a couple things out there, pam and brian.e looking at a nice toll plaza in case you are trying to get into san francisco it looks very nice. no trouble. we just checked on with the other toll plazas. i do want to mention traffic is okay on interstate 880 traffic in oakland. those lanes have reopened as you come up to downtown oakland. there is a new injury accident highway 4. westbound. fire department and crews were on the way. so far it's early. it's not causing a big delay. 4:48 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. we have some low clouds. it looks leak they arement cooing together. they are merging together. this is taking aim at nevada. there will be windy conditions up in tahoe and truckee. dry system for us. but it will increase that fog bank. there goes the low we had all week long. for us the breeze yesterday died. especially inland. warmed up considerably. a lot of 60s here again. travis is the key again. yesterday it collapsed. the breeze and temperatures went back up into the upper 80s to 90s. today it's roaring

it's friday, august 22nd i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right there. >> every day is pam cook day. >> awe. >> the clouds are on the move. it might take a later action direction. there are wind advisories up in the tahoe. 60s on the temps. 57 san francisco. we do have 26 gusts to 32 at travis. temperatures up in the mountains. 61 at tahoe. low cloud deck is there. not as warm inland. a good jump. a good 15 degrees for some. that breeze picking up as well. still some 80s. these are slightly below average. 60s and 70s coast and bay. here is sal. >>> all right, steve. we do have a look at the commute and we are starting off with of course the bay bridge toll plaza. there is not a lot going on here and that is is just the way we like it to start after a friday morning. the traffic is looking pretty good as you drive through there. i want to mention the traffic on the san mateo bridge that looks good as well. traffic continues to look good if you are driving on to the san mateo or to the dumbarton b

friday morning august 29th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. pam is ready, i'm ready. steve paulson is always ready. >> high clouds. streaming in from what was once marie. there is a pretty good fog bank. a lot of this cloud cover falling apart. it is taking aim at california. 50s and 60s. everyone is pretty -- there is not much of a difference. a little warmer for most. for others it will be a little cooler. so everyone is within a couple degrees. 23 gusts to 31. that is stronger than yesterday even gusts to 18 at concord. the on shore breeze is there. fog, sun, clouds. a little breezy to windy at times. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. here is sal. >>> all right, steve. we are off to a decent start here as we look at interstate 80 westbound. it looks good. there is a crash on 580. and it's not causing major traffic delays. the traffic is moving along okay on the bay bridge approach. there are no major problems as you drive into the city. it's about an eight minute drive. if you are on the nimitz freeway the road sensors showing the traffic is clear. let's go back to the

good morning, pam. good morning, everybody. traffic is looking good. let's begin in the south bay. 101 southbound. there are cars there. maybe 10 or 12 but things are looking pretty good. head out the door right now if you can. going to the san mateo bridge also looking good. a little slow down as you approach the high-rise but over all not too bad. take a look at the maps now. highway 4 to pittsburgh bay point area. a little slow and go as you approach 680 and concord annual through the creek. going west a little bit, things are looking good. a little slow and go traffic as you approach westbound 80 near hercules. and if we go a little south of that, things are looking great on the nimitz freeway. 4:49 here is steve. >> thank you very much, brian. we have a tropical storm iselle. boy sit falling apart. it is definitely making landfall. and hurricane julio definitely looks like it's moving north. that is the good news. first let's focus in on iselle. once it hits the higher terrain, that knocks the energy out of it. you can see it's splitting a little

those people out safely and we will be back out there in just a moment, it is tuesday august 26th, i am pam clark. >> or too cold, you know me. >> that is the gold did i locks for you, not too hot or not too cold, i will do what i can for you pamela. >> thank you. >>> and we'll see the fog burn off, it is running cooler, the low that is responsible for the cool down is showing pretty good rain and it is moving fast out of the picture and behind that we will get more of a breeze and these are the coolest lows i have seen in a long time. fairfield 59, 50s for napa, santa rosa, even san jose is showing and fairfield 22 and that's assure sign they are holding steady and it's more of a westerly breeze, the system is rotating out out towards tahoe or 3-year-old carlos nevada. slightly closer coast and bay, here is sal. >>> we have it to start off with, 16 minute drive between the carquinez and the mcarthur maze, not bad you can see traffic continues to look good all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza from this point into the city it should take you a few minutes and they are detoured because of

it is thursday august 28th, i am pam cook. >> let's talk weather and traffic, steve, you are ready for thursday, right? >> i have no choice. no, we do have a low cloud deck towards the marin coast and yesterday the fog was not much of a factor and that's not the case today. there is a lot of low clouds being helped along by that system moving into noter and it has picked up the breeze and it fell apart. 50s and 60s and 59 concord. the breeze is the key and we will see if it holds, it is a much stronger breeze, from napa to concord, it is not strong but westerly. a little more in the way of fog and it means a little cooler today. coast and bay means it will not change much, upper 80s and lower 90s by the water, here is sal. >>> our cameras did catch a high-speed chase this speeding car would not yield and had itself on 880, some people are obviously surprised when this comes up behind you and obviously this is not to make any sudden moves, some dart across the freeway and we never know as we continue to catch the freeway. the interestingit thing was when it got to the freeway, the car w

>>pam moore morgan is offering a 1-thousand dollar reward for lady's safe return. one of our viewers brought this story to our attention. you can submit your idea on our website kron-4 dot com. under the special section called - my kron -4 story. it was a major shopping spree today on behalf of colonial acres elementary school in hayward kron4's viewers may recall our recent coverage of the elementary school being targeted twice by burglars over the summer. one of our viewers saw the story, rallied and raised more than 5-thousand-dollars in donations and delivered new school supplies for the kids.

i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dan -- clark. >> long island expressway is under water. a foot of rain fell in new york. it's incredible. it's a good lull for this time of the year. look at the extreme up coast. crescent city and arcadia. it increases the fog for us. tropical moisture that we've been dealing with has been pushed off to the east and south. again, it's close, just amazingly close for this time of the year. it's a sure sign it's cooler up to sacramento, for us, there's cooler patterns in place. it's breezy to windy, clouds to the north, way below average temperatures for inland areas. >> steve we're looking at traffic, but we have entered the peak of the morning commute and approaching it on 80, it still looks okay. we have told you about a bus fire on 80 and vallejo and it was on the shoulder and it's not as big of a deal as we thought it was. let's move along and look at the toll plaza. about a 15 minute drive time to san francisco with no major problems. the traffic problems still continues to look good. if you're driving to hayward, it still looks good.

>>reporter: pam, good morning. this promises to be a one-of-a- kind sendoff. sir paul mccartney taking the stage later tonight for a huge crowd. an estimate 49,000 people should be on hand here, sort of fitting for the long-time home of the 49ers. cruz crews, they've been busy the -- construction crews, they've been busy the last few days, busied in the stadium. it sits on what used to be the 10-yard-line here when the 49ers used to play. there will be a huge fireworks show, more than 900 pie ro pyrotechnics lighting lighting up the night skies. skies the it was nearly 50 years ago when the beetles held their last paid concert at candlestick. that show was in august of 1966. now music fans are gearing up for another big night. >> the stage is enormous and there's a lot of specials that are going on and a lot of special video and we're trying to make the event really memorable. >>reporter: tonight's concert is officially sold out, although you can still buy tickets on some of those secondary websites like stubhub. a seat down on the field, though, is going to s

it is monday august 4th, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark, steve, i have run into some wax and for california it will wrap back up to here. a mostly cloudy day and a little breezy at times, gusty west at oakland, west at fso as well. a lot of cloud cover and the humidity factor turned out to be high and we have a combination of those clouds again and possibility of a light rain and more upper 70s and 80l1sl0 and more 60s by the water. here ooh more, flames are shooting into the air and it looks like crews have it under control. under still are fire crews and you can see traffic is making its way nicely into san francisco and they are experiencing some delays and there are major delays at the daily city bart station due to equipment problems and this will affect people in the dublin directions and we will of course keep you posted. and them happened at the old tip are you mark. >> the pier in martinez such and here is what the scene look like at 11:00 last night at the old ferry pier and this is a and large pillars that were damaged made it hard for them to walk on and they had to access the p