>> pam: included is a second location for tony's slice house. >> pam: a new doggie diner grill. >> pamh spicy chicken wings. and food for fans with dietary restrictions.offering gluten-free and vegetarian options. >> pam: also, the garden in centerfield, which opened last year.is now a permanent conession stand. opening day for the giants. is right around the corner. >> pam: today, the team rolled out the red carpet for media day. >> pam: the world champs gave us a preview of the giants television campaign for this season. the three world series trophies were also on display. >> pam: new companies have a little fun with april fool's day. we will show you their current products and many of which center on the self- interest parents, disgusted hoping something can be done to save their children's preschool creek kron4 looked into the potential solutions accurate and next, wait until you hear the response from the world famous crater of the crime bill the to claim that he sexually assaulted several former students. >> pam: the man who pioneered "bikram" from the name. because of the alleg

pam? >> pam: michael is what we stand for. a san jose officer prototype. >> pam: a heatfelt farewell to a fallen comrade. san jose police officer michael johnson honored as a loving husband, and a committed public servant. >> pam: thousands of mourners filled the auditorium. and took part in the solemn funeral procession. >> pam: heavy hearts across much of the bay area tonight. we're live at a fundraiser, where many have gathered. >> pam: first, catherine heenan with the emotional tribute to the fallen officer. >> pam: a highlight from the service -- the standing ovation for officer johnson - a colleague telling the crowd, 'tell him you love him.tell him you miss him - don't be afraid to say it out loud.' johnson. >> catherine: tell him you love him do not be afraid to say it out loud. >> catherine: the san jose kid who was good at just about everything. the young man who decided to become a police officer in his own community. >> catherine: a good-natured officer everyone seemed to like.

they are accused of an armed robbery. >> pam: i'm pam moore. >> pam: the boys in question. from clayton valley high. are locked up in juvenile hall tonight. >> pam: kron 4's j-r stone is there live in martinez. >> reporter:j-r. the contra costa d-a's office really threw the book at these young men. >> reporter: linked to an armed robbery and concord last week. the district attorney's office on tuesday said harrison and three others will be charged as an adult. the people we spoke with actually agree with the charges. >> they still a gun and drug i see how that could lead to that of my peers. --years >> this is a very serious thing that they have done. >> reporter: 2 came back from 9 to and from buying drugs or came back with cities and a gun. police later pulled over and found it. facing an additional gun charge. >> and drew from a school. i cannot believe the he would be caught up in something like this. >> reporter: mother of all of the suspects ran from my camera. >> reporter: many of our most surprised at the start athlete miles harrison is a suspect as well. >> no have

>> pam: next. a medical mircale. >> pam: a baby with an the extremely rare condition. he was born without a nose. plus. there are new developments in the religious freedom law controversy. in indiana. >>what the governor has done to the law. coming up. >> pam: tonight an infant boy. being called a miracle baby. a baby in alabama was born without a nose. >> pam: reporter jasmine williams, from our c-n-n partnership. has this incredible story. >> reporter: underneath the tubes and medical tape and heavy breathing she is holding onto her little miracle ely. after carrying him for nine months he is home wrapped in her arms. it was in the delivery room where she realized something was wrong. >> my husband was cutting the cord i stood there for a second and i said something is wrong with him. my doctor says he is perfectly fine. i said no he does not have a nose. >> reporter: he was born without a nose, nasal cavity and passage. his case is so rare. doctors said women were baffled by the baby. his mother of ultrasound and test were baffled because his older son showed nothin

♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: >> pam: sawyer said this was jenner'sterview as 'bruce.' the local community hopes that this will open people's minds. >> : so it shows that, that being transgender is uh, is universal, uh, it doesn't matter what your race is or your color, uh or, or whatever, uh, i, i think it's a very very positive thing. >> pam: jenner has been battling with his gender identity all his life. he is sixty-five years old. the former olympian says that it took him so long to come out because he did not want to let anyone down. >> pam: coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, the giants' highlights, the a's highlights >> pam: >> gary: one more look at the highlights. it's all little bit later in this broadcast >> reporter: rain coming up in atenolol alas. jolo in will last >> pam: for more than a year she's been trying to get a van. bill >> reporter: she's a grandmother raising four children on marron. she got a brand-new will wheelchair access this accessible van. >> : that god will show up at your death bed. this has been a big dra

which led to the recall. >> pam: the company says, at least one person suffered a mouth >> pam: stilld in goo flies home. >> pam: plus. a mystery in pacifica. what killed a whale. a live report is next. >> pam: this rally is designed to support fast food workers and pete goal to increase minimum-wage. judge bush is live and berkeley right now with the very latest three. >> reporter: the crowd is on the way here. part of a major side with israel to show you. you can see that there is a huge amount of people this protest has been considered a day of action that. berkeley but earlier in step francisco new york city, boston and beyond. >> reporter: all of this comes rather two weeks after that doubt corporate announced that it would be giving $1 rates to all of their employees for a people that work in mcdonald's and own stores but that does not apply to those that work and franchises like this one here. we are expecting a large crowd of protesters to come at any time. right now i am just bush, reporting live in berkeley >> pam: in pacifica this evening. >> pam: marine scientists are to f

years ago. >> pam: lufthansa says . it knew six- years ago, that andreas lubitz had suffered from a quote - "serious depressive episode". the airline says. that is how lubitz described his condition in emails during his training. >> pam: the airline says, he laterofficials say. lubitz is responsible for causing the germanwings jetline crash. that killed 150 people aboard. among them, three americans. berlin - lufthansa now says that it knew six years ago that andreas lubitz had suffered from a "serious depressive episode." the airline says that's how lubitz described his condition in emails to the lufthansa flight school, when he was resuming his training after an interruption of several months. he wrote that the episode had subsided. the airline says he later passed all medical checks. he's suspected of causing the germanwings jetliner crash that killed all 150 people aboard. >> pam: new at 8: scammers continue for old scams. >> pam: the newark police department is warning residents, fake check scams are becoming more

pam? outsidewe will show you how this one ended. next. >> pam: plus, a large wildfire is california tonight. an update on our breaking news. is coming up. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> grant:a crazy high speed chase this morning in farifax county! a woman wanted for credit card theft, forgery and other charges refused to pull over during a traffic stop. >> grant:authorities say she was driving this silver truck you see here. after weaving in and out of traffic and making several u-turns.she finally spun out of control when clipped by a cruiser. >> grant:police were then able to box her in and take her into custody. three fairfax county officers were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> pam: comi

around $20 a month. >> pam: tonight. many are wondering why a popular east bay preschool may be forced to shut its doors? we will hear from the school district. next at 5:30. >> pam: plus, another state passes a controversial religious freedom law. next. why one governor is saying. not so fast. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: parents and faculty at a beloved east bay preschool plan to pack a meeting tonight focused on their future. it's about a "my kron 4 story" we first told you about on monday. >> pam: 300 students and 35 workers at the "kids club" in antioch. face a school shutdown. the decision was made by the antioch school district. >> pam: kron 4's scott rates when to the top. to find out why. >> reporter: kron4 was the first to tell you about the staff an

pam: the protests take place in >> pam: in the south bay. >> pam: the body camera debate is heating up: the san jose city council is weighing weather to move ahead with a controversial pilot program to equip officers with cameras aimed at improving accountability. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live in san jose tonight with more.charles? . >> reporter: the city has tried this before back in 2009 and 2012 and it did not give vide trial face because of the expense. >> reporter: also, there are several policy changes. the biggest being how much video is accessible to the public. in regard to sexual assault interviews, should that be released to the public?. >> san jose has taken a thoughtful approach to body camera with new technology which is smaller. police officers will be using this all round the country. to make the community more confident in our process. it will >> reporter: cost about $1 million to pay for the camera aspirate and to build the system to save all of that storage from the videos. >> reporter: they were to install them on all officer sprit right now charles clif

--forward >> pam: charles? >> reporter:the whale is starting to decay and there is some sort of smell as you can imagine. >> reporter:earlier today or this week someone had spray- painted the whale with graffiti. >> reporter: bay state at this point point the ehale will ne --be left on the sand. >>just let b--nature take its course. >> pam: is it really blame on the horizon?--reain-- rain >> reporter: here is a live look showing us the court derrick again seek where the core of that system is located. about 1,600 mi. off the best west of the bay area. >> reporter: it is quick moving but it will bring us widespread bay area jews. hitting on round as of early as 9:00 p.m. on friday. the showers will move through bay area wide early. as 1:00 a.m. on saturday >> reporter: i believe all of the rain will be cleared out. >> reporter: the sun will come out. and a warming trend will begin on sunday. i will tell you more about the weather coming up! >> pam: conner sullivan the search is still on for this 17 year old youn

. >> pam: tonight at 8 deplorable conditions photograph in the san francisco apartment building which is at the center of a lawsuit tonight. the evening everybody i am pam moore the landlord of that building is being sued kron 4 is jeff bush just talked with a former tenant and her lawyer about this >> reporter: that's right him dozens of tenants and former tenants are selling the landlord of this apartment building at a party arcadian straight anise and downright dangerous conditions inside. the casino of still images that were taken by the lawyer bed bugs road as cockroaches racked some maltase all sorts of things are exposed exposed plumbing gas leaks and that's just the beginning of the story >> : the toilet when always flush would back up the would be mike everywhere cockroach's bed but could not sleep did not it because you're getting bitten. >> : he i've is lee owns a very lucrative building using the billboard up there for red bull and the other side on this side he has several and lucrative commercial tenants. tenants are paying anywhere between 1500 the $2,000 a month for re

stock pam from typing stop pam from typing... >> pam moore: how big a fan and i knew gary >> gary radnichnder journalist i am not here to kick up to anybody i'm here to report the news kiss up to anybody... as tough and as straight as you try to beat this summer that seeps over and you really root for them to win. >> grant lodes: what about the a's? >> gary radnich: same for the giants as it is better for the bay area of the wind. i root for people not for laundry. who's ever and the uniform and child manson was wearing a giants uniform you would group for killing of an ad story where police >> gary radnich: it used to be we will work this out and i will get to after work now and if i will 22. >> gary radnich: angels and a's goal at 7 05 down and and i'm tonight. this is rough stuff. abolish the hundred miles an hour his been suspended five games as for rob he did it well but his fastball when ride behind him. he was saying that style of the road at your head is a rare herrara ... bottom line when your picture you're suspended for five games as bed. >> gary radnich: yet shown more to of o

pam? >> pam: t. as a agent groping passengers. >> reporter: dan and mail he finds attractive he will alert another tea as a screen at to indicate that the party being screened is a female when this screener dustin's the machine will think of this is an anomaly in the gentle area. to do it at down search on the milk passage passengers. --male passengers. >> reporter: investigator says he watched st as a male passenger and truck the scanner. then did investigator says he sought a female accomplice press a button to state that it was a female spirit the screeners as it was an anomaly and they started to pat down the front row and buttocks area with the pomp of his hand contrary to the policies. >> reporter: same thing she had done its a least 10 times she both t as a officers have been fired. the tea as a sense and has yet to identify the male passenger who was flying on southwest airlines pricked. >> reporter: with no victim there is no criminal case. >> pam: the justice department report says money to

good evening everybody i am pam moore 20 year-old mr. shot sixth signs from behind the february 26th by plainclothes officers. today the five family filed a federal complaint stating that the police lied about the circumstances leading to his date death. >> reporter: her lungs folsom st. of michigan their gathering to barter mr. lopez was shot back of february 26th is also small group of officers across the street keeping an eye of the the lawsuit filed in federal court say the officers of the shot and killed and mr. lopez are lying about what happened. two undercover officers fired six shots they need self-defense after they said he lunged at them with a knife. they're all private investigation shows of the 21 year-old was shot five times in the back and once in the back of ahead which proves that he was moving away from the officers when they shot. not charging at him the way they claim. >>: here was no threat to anyone who was not starts to get them within the if he was fleeing from two people that as assaulted him. >> reporter: are r

dylan rath but any marine units in area will use their equipment and look for the motorcyclist. >> pam: today police and attacked police say after an initial investigation there was no intent it attempted kidnapping of an antioch high school student the student told authorities that a stranger approached our yes third after a morning she told police that when she got into more on car and drove away the man followed her police say the two dead speech at us 711 parking lot but it does not appear that the men involved followed her to school officials reviewed video evidence from the store and high-school and their two different cars in each video which do not appear to be related. >> grant lodes: there's delays of up to 40 minutes this images from our heptachlor helicopter partnership from abc seven it happened around 4:00 with the prime northbound train a emergency crews on the scene of the injured woman was taken to the hospital she was not part of that it was six people on the train and no injuries to the passenger a crew will stay on top of the situation and bring more breaking news s

home rental prices >> pam: new: rents soar in san nationwide >> pam: the raiders could be one step closering to southern california. tonight. the carson city council unanimously approved a plan to build a stadium there. that the raiders and chargers would share. this is far from a done deal. the rahey arland and san diego locations first. two stadium proposals to surface in the los angeles area. the owner of the saint louis rams is part of a group planning to build a stadium in inglewood. the san francisco police department says. it needs help locating a 16-year-old girl's stolen cello. the cello was stolen on saturday, april 11th. at about 9 -at night. in the video, you can see a female suspect rummaging through the victim's vehicle. while her male accomplice awaits in their getaway car. the two unknown suspects entered a parking garage on the 100- block of o'farrell street. and stole the musical instrument which is valued at $8,500 dollars. police are following several leads regarding the theft. global 40 members to be on alert has mad determined no health threats a short time later tue

>> pam: back here in the bay area their concerns tonight that a child predator as follows. a man tried to kidnap a young girl it happened last night dan kerman is live tonight with reaction from concerned parents. >> dan kerman: definitely concerned most a concern but the man who attempted to kidnap the stall is still out there in the bay area. the attempted adoption took place at a quantum academy after the after-school program. after nine year-old girl came out of the bathroom on the west side of the campus the men grabbed wrist and threatened to take her away the child able to break free and it is o.k. but parents at the school are concerned. >> : it worries me a lot id does worry me i always make sure i sit with my kids at all times but this shows how can happen anywhere >> dan kerman: the suspect is described as a white male adult about 5 ft. 10 in. with a thin build dirty in the parent and wearing a white tank top and blue jeans he was laughing driving away in an older model light brown four-door sedan with broken driver side windows police have stepped up patrols in

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this is not new it's been going on for decades. >> pam moore: to see more of the president's comments and video of today's protest join us online at our kron4.com. >> pam moore: happening right now a rally for marriage equality in san francisco california is one of six states along with this district ofs columbia where day marriage is already legal dan kerman is now joining us live from san francisco city hall where rally is getting underway >> dan kerman: about 50 people or people are here in support of equal marriage. the big focus was washington d.c. where the u.s. supreme court heard arguments over the constitutional right for same-sex marriage. >>: case #14556 the, the consolidated cases >> dan kerman: chief justice john roberts began the hearing on same-sex marriage. the top attorneys say that they have the right to marry. >>: the distain of an wordiness that follows contravenes the basic constitutional commitment of the word of marriage. spalls to preclude relegating class's to second class. >> dan kerman: what is the definition of marriage is it mainly between a man and woman.

for this some perspective on what this actually means for bonds legacy of an adult pam and gary. >> pam moore: will it be enough to remove the tarnished his career. the ravages here with more on winds legacy and whether or not he will be considered for the baseball hall of fame. >> gary radnich: well he has a way to go. even the least 75% of the boat. some of these zero guys to go to baseball writers these guys baseball writers when the younger people did bell and some of the old guys go way bonds will have a better chance. some of these guys still remember hank aaron and they do not like that binds use artificial means to pump himself up. thomas >> gary radnich: peter mcgowan are probably tipped off last night these guys all barry bonds a lot. he was not the sweetest guy in the world the steroid thing was very ugly for baseball but he put fans in the seats he helped them build a new ballpark and before the hall of fame now with this burden lifted off his shoulders the giants can go right ahead and give them a job with the organization. maybe go round is still at spring training gibson

and try to defend my hometown pam says go have a high dog in santa clara. >> pam moore: that can share the wealth of this don't they? they get all the parking in the food people are eating down there right? >> gary radnich: you already had a super bowl in your area in pontiac mash again. michigan i drug the maybe one day there would be a suitable here. i dreamt that one day there would be a super bowl here every time my mum's tell the story as a debt have to redo a minuet by debt is one of these guys that work with his hands and ideas became a battle could tie up for living cousin couldn't the paper cuts the right way years one of those things pam i could of been a farmer >> grant lodes: you could of been an urban farmer. >> gary radnich: i'm plowing the fields of crimes. kron... kevin herrara of joseph a hundred miles an hour fastball. throws 100 miles an hour fast ball. just missing his head. . does telling him to think about what to do and not everybody confirms that you send next time a gun into ahead and that is leveling of the business. i'm kind of corny about this eidolon i for

. >> pam moore: we begin tonight with breaking out of the lay all does wear a seven year old boy has been shot grant lodes is here with the latest details >> grant lodes: the little boy has been taken to the hospital in serious condition people are crowded around the evidence markers and the crime scene tape there the best shot in the torso and was caught in the cost crossfire and south vallejo just after 5:00 today the looking at the intersection of fifth and jerry st. that's not far from highway 29 and interstate 80 intersects. it's not clear what prompted the issue out. the with some sort of party or gathering that was going on and then to separate guns were used in the shooting. there's no word on exactly what occurred we do have a reporter of same gathering information when jeff bush at of information for us we will check back with him. a seven year-old boy was crop caught in the crossfire of a shoot out. he is in serious condition >> pam moore: friends and family are growing and kick and increasingly worried about the teenagers who has gone missing. now that another day has pas

. >> pam moore: tonight at 8 rain showers are movie into the bay area that will be starting with the north bay and if there are not hitting your city right now i'll they'd soon will be. here's a live look outside we have the golden gate bridge here is still looking pretty clear right now will have updates to rob the newscast but first the big story everyone is talking about is free coffee. starbucks stores across the nation are having trouble with their registers. some stores are closing others are cast ollie and betty r. give the items away free of charge. we went to a few stores of the peninsula tonight and grant lodes has more on what we filed regarding the major computer system failure >> grant lodes: controlled chaos all over the place is as close we're sorry for all the convenience the we're having will resume regular business side tomorrow sorry this from 99 jackson st. near san francisco embarcadero. sorry were closed. this would palo alto is not closed open for business if you have cash. the network and that process credit or debit but good old-fashioned cash to survive any

because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> pam moore: and new studies suggest an hour of daily television canntly increase a child's risk or obesity. a san diego put pediatrician group presented their findings in front of more than 11,000 kindergartners and first graders their research showed children who watch television for our more a day had significantly higher body mass index this. then those who watched just 30 minutes or less researchers said most american kindergartners watch an average of more than three hours of television a day experts are calling for a new guidelines on television viewing times. >> pam moore: still lead in the east bay community is an morning after young boy is murdered what the killer is saying about the boy's death next and we're staying on top of the breaking news as a chaotic quiet unfold on the streets of baltimore we have the light is on the situation they're coming up next. ♪♪ when you just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, n

>> pam :tonight at eleven. another security breach at san jose mineta international airport. this time a woman gets onto the runway and was seen walking across the airfield. this incident is the latest in a string of breaches at the san jose airport. making travelers uneasy. kron four's jeff bush is live at the scene now. with the latest. jeff. >> jeff :this went down a around 515 she got inside the airport around here on the southwest side of the airport you can see that the fence she climbed is about 6 ft. tall there are signs posted all around the perimeter warning people to stay out. police officers arrived shortly after she was spotted but she resisted. resisted police say the woman had no identification on her and refused to say who she was. officers the book to her under several charges including trespassing and resisting arrest. we're going to keep tabs on less and up to you whenever new information becomes available. i'm jeff bush >> pam :this is the fifth breach of security at san jose mineta. in less than a year. this is video from midnight. january 29th. when jose

let's go back to pam moore >> pam moore: it's another free weekend in national parks this weekend that means that you can get into the park like muir woods and ran without paying an entry fee but there is a downside trafficking crowding on the last three weekend present is that we can be found families parking more than a mile away from the front gates because other showed up really early to take advantage and took all the parking spots. >> pam moore: opening tomorrow on the peninsula a truly unique park is designed and built for children and adults with disabilities. gesso the complex outside just like everybody else regardless of their disability. it was built with land and sea money from $4 million in private donations the park opens tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning. >> reporter: looks good in palo alto tomorrow high of 77 degrees going up to the low eighties for san jose. cooler at the beaches where the upper 50s the low 60s. in the bill little bit chilly tomorrow afternoon i have a feeling that a lot of people gonna be inside tomorrow >> pam moore: have a nice evening everybody an

in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: >> pam: converter thefts from older- model toyotascatalytic converters hercules police are investigating a string of catalytic converter thefts from toyota suvs in hercules, police said today. between friday and wednesday eight residents reported thefts of catalytic converters from their toyota sequoias, 4runners and tacomas, police said. >> pam: another traffic mess is headed toward weekend drivers. in less than an hour.part of van ness avenue.also known as highway 101.will shut down. the stretch of van ness from geary boulevard and post will remain closed all weekend. it's so crews can work on an underground pedestrian tunnel for a new california pacific medical center hospital. the shut-down starts tonight at midnight.and will be closed all >> reporter: hi elevations will bring to the 3 in.. the breezy conditions this evening and if you head out you'll see more sure. more rain around 8:00 p.m. most of the bay area. . mostly great to start off causal pilaf. the afternoon will be allowed clerked compared to today. we expect showers l

. >> pam moore: and this alive look right now one hour after the curfew took effect. because the people are out of this point see straight polo sandoval has been live throughout the course of what's been going on and he's joining us live with the latest polls of voters reported it is 11:00 into the citywide curfew in has not been broken quite yet. with standing in baltimore city hall about 3 1/2 miles away to smallmouth after the curfew was put into place around the clock with is the large crowds assembled by 45 minutes tensions did escalate up what police after police fired what appeared to be small canister as well as pepper balls the crowd responded by dispersing. it was the response officials were hoping for but it was a fairly dramatic same and did a holdback they did actually run after any individuals. > > reporter: it does not appear that is like any violence that we experienced last night is still hear the sirens it is quite different the pieces still we haven't had any major incidents and this is what officials were opened for at this moment officialdom askin

>> pam: violence erupts in the north bay. a seven - year old boy. is fighting for his life tonight . the child was caught in the crossfire. during a gunfight in vallejo. kron four's jeff bush is live at vallejo police department with the latest. jeff. >> jeff: s. 7 year-old boy was shot in the chest and a personable the cherrystone lives >> jeff: more than two dozen shell casings were noted during the police investigation. the brass littered the intersection of cherry and fifth street. the circumstances are unclear but what is know is that police are looking for as many as five suspects who were involved. it is unclear who the intended taget was but the boy was caught in the crossfire. police say he was taken to the hospital by family members. >> : added that we have a shooting victim it's a strategy >> jeff:anytime we have a shooting victim it's a tragedy but in this particular case we have a seven year old child. i can assure you that the vallejo police department is doing sparing no resources in determining the cause of this. the shooting.which o

>> pam moore: baltimore is burning tonight in an explosion of anger after the funeral of a man who died in police custody there here you can see a police swat vehicle pelton was rocks and bricks of the police cars were set on fire more than a dozen officers have been hurt right now the national guard troops are moving in and after the maryland governor declared a state of emergency old and protesters are marching tonight to live pictures in just a few moments first was cnn's polo sandoval is live in baltimore >> reporter: officials here in baltimore says an odd level an unprecedented amount of violence is currently happening in their city. 15 police officers have been injured as a result of these writing and looting. several buildings have been set on fire. these writers a source started from a peaceful demonstration and have now escalated to this level of violence balance that we are currently same. the 1600 national guard troops will be on the ground here backing up the state and federal police meanwhile the city is taking steps to keep a curfew in effect. it's for all miners in start

i'm pam moore. kron 4's jeff bush spoke with the homeowner. who contacted us about his strange encounter. it is a story. you'll only see tonight on 4. jeff? >> jeff :this story just keeps getting weirder and weirder. as you said that i just spoke to the home owner and he is convinced that the woman who was arrested at the airport he came face-to-face with in his house. >>:on the video you just see this girl come through a crack in the fence and she's creeping through the back yard and she looks really high or screwed up or something. >> jeff :that was caught on video but our homeowner, mike says she came into his househe had never seen her before in his life. >> mike : she kinda stammored and looked at me like i was not who she was expecting and i said ok, good morning. who are you and when did you get here? she asked what time it was and i said it's eight o clock and said not long ago and i said i don't know who you are and she said i'm deanna and i said i'm going to have to ask you to leave fathom because i don't know who you are. and, she w

>>pam moore: his life to my in hayward with details. >>reporter: after being on alert since february the haywood police he has been arrested and charged new felony counts he was arrested without incident at his home on april 16th we were actually conducting as surveillance operation in the area of when the suspect in his vehicle was spotted in the area of police believe try to grab a teenage girl walking home from school and all three cases the teenagers were able to escape and provide police with the description it would of italy took the rest is a woman showed up a lot of courage and definitely did the right thing to not allow herself to be an easy victim the toy gummed which investigators say he used the threat to his victims he was targeting high school age young women and that is why it was of such great concern the police department and to the school and community members. >>reporter: they're investigating the possible for kidnapping attempt at this point that not connecting it to patella they have run out the possibility he could

>>pam moore: u.s.ard the waters off yemen another up arabian sea end of the rebels are fighting the united states back emmitt government for control of the country. >>catherine heenan: migrants packed yes today carry 950 capsize of libya is passengers rushed to one side and they reportedly lost 300 people and what they were helpless as the st. the crew and captain and crew member had been arrested tonight european leaders are calling an emergency summit to handle the crisis that looking for ways to extend the tide of illegal trafficking from africa and the middle east. >>reporter: go warriors 65 in san jose 67 and the more incentive was to your coming in at 61 degrees right now we are tracking some rigid conditions we are seeing strong breeze were the delta especially fairfield and restaurant at 25 a gust over 3017 in vallejo and for oakland we're taught in the wind speed of 20 mi. our our grab a jacket of you're heading out to warriors' game what we're expecting tonight we're saying clouds increasing

pam now back to you. >> pam :new information on the bitter battle over air conditioners at east bay schools. we have been telling you about the martinez school board member, who supported providing air conditioning to john swett elementary. but not to las juntas elementary. citing the mostly- hispanic las juntas students, likely didn't have air conditioning at home. those comments sparked a firestorm of criticism. well last night. the school board voted to provide air conditioning to *both schools. the money will come from measure- k. a 45 -million- dollar bond, approved by voters in 2010. >> reporter :we are running anywhere between eight to 16 degrees cooler in comparison to yesterday. this is all courtesy of a cool front the continues to dissipate as it pushes across the bay area. if you factor in the brisk wind it will take up to five degrees off of the temperatures you see on the screen. it is pushing to the south and east as we speak the wind is on the decrease as we speak. 13 mi. per hour winds as we head into concord. all of the energy is off to the north and west and this will cont

pam. philippe djegal>>: the 34-year- old suspect jacob turner was arrested earlier today at his home in benicia. its there where police found evidence linking him to these crimes. and, now he is in jail. alarmed. >>: "oh, s**t." disturbed. >>: "it makes me feel a little uncomfortable.: and, grossed out. >>: "you would think that in the bathroom of all places you would have a little bit of privacy." philippe djegal>>: at this starbucks coffee shop on locust street. once in february. and, again on tuesday. walnut creek police say empoyees found a video camera secreted in the unisex bathroom in the mid- afternoon. recording several customers inside. >>: "that crosses the line on many levels and justice should be brought down against that person." 34-year-old jacob turner is the philippe djegal>>: accused peeper. police tracked him down, served a search warrant on his home in benicia thursday. and, placed him under arrest. calming news for customers still on edge. >>: "i don't like using the b

>> pam :national guard troops are taking up positions in baltimore. they will be holding areas cleared of rioters. fires and looting erupted after the funeral for freddie gray earlier today. he died of a mysterious injury while in baltimore police custody. gray's family is condemning the violence. at least six officers have been seriously injured. c-n-n's polo sandoval is live in baltimore tonight with the latest. pole > > he said that it be sending an additional 1500 national guardsmen. this is been perhaps the most violent night in baltimore's history according to local mayor. the violence continues in fact several buildings and several vehicles were set on fire and i got to the point where it has had a tremendous effect on the local residents of baltimore. a small handful of residents had to be evacuated from their homes after some fires were set not far away from their homes. for the police are they're trying to restore order. we know that there were dozens of arrests tonight after a supposed to be a peaceful protests that erupted into violence le

back to you pam in the studio >> pam :other news now san jose mineta international airport has been the scene of several embarassing and troubling security breaches over the last year. now officials are beginning to try and change that. kron 4's jeff bush is live at the airport >> jeff :the first phase of the airport security upgrade is well underway. take a look behind me you can see this brand new 10 ft. security fence has just been installed here on our location in the southwest corner of the airport property. airport officials say making the fencing around the airport higher and harder to penetrate was the most logical and reasonable effort to keep unauthourized people out of the airport. the faa rules indicate that all airports in america have a six foot fence around the perimeter and the san jose airport complied with that rulebut, for some reason people kept climbing the fence and getting onto the tarmac and, sometimes, even boarded planes once they were inside. officials say the new fencing will help with the security measures at mineta san jose airport. rosemary barnes we are m

♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pam: now at 11.egal battle brewing over the transport of bakkan crude oil. an environmental group is filing a lawsuit to stop a plan to ship the crude oil and other volatile substances to a martinez refinery. the group says the crude oil poses public health risks. kron-4's jeff bush has the details. >> jeff: pam, bakkan crude is nasty stuff and extreemly dangerous to transport and earth justice says the public has not been adequitly warned about the plan to ship the stuff here to the tessoro refinery. earth justice says the plan to move bakken crude oil and canadian tar sands crude to the tesso plant was not fully disclosed to the public when the state lands commission approved a 30 year lease for the marine port operated by the tessoro refinery. >> all of these things are really dirty and they pose really serious dangers to the public health. they are dirtier when you burn them. they are dangerous to transport and we think they are a bad idea in general. >> jeff: bakken crude has a bad reputation be

pam moore>>: just ahead. a little girl. grabbed on the street, while she is with her mother in san francisco's marina district. we have details. an urgent alert about hackers and airplanes. from the federal agency that wants something done right away. and yet another smash and grab burlglary hits a san francisco business. we'll tell you where this time. and what the thieves got away with. pam moore>>: thieves hit a san francisco antique store in what is the latest in a string of "smash and grab" burglaries. in this surveillance video. you can see one of four thieves used a slingshot to break the glass door. they rushed into the antique store. which is called "stuff". at around 4-30 this morning. they smashed display cases to steal vintage jewelry and collectables. the whole crime lasted for about one minute. police say, one of the thieves took off on a bike. three others left in a black pickup. kron-4's stanley roberts spoke to san francisco police chief greg suhr. one on one. about the spike in personal property burglaries

. >> it is actually, pam. >> sorry. >> well, pam. >> no, my name is pam. >> pan? or pam?aying pam. >> oh, gosh. >> so that's a funny scene kate upton and her boyfriend justin hilarious instagram video which they perfectly created? scene. >> it is pam. >> i'm sorry. >> well, pan -- >> , no my name is pam. >> are you saying pan? or pam? >> i'm saying pam. >> it is pam. >> so of course using -- we it, we can use that, so i guess, you know, now that mlb had opening day he's going to be on the road the next seven days, had fun quality time together. >> because he is a detroit tigers getting our animals mixed up detroit tigers pitcher, that's justin very lander yes. >> wonderful. having fun. >> he has a fairly nice life. now, he is dating a super model. >> kate upton. >> swimsuit model, right? and vick tort ya's secret. 's millionaire and he plays baseball. by the way speaking of baseball, out to opening day yesterday, and huey dillon went with us, you took your selfie stick. >> that's right. apparently it is not banned at citizens bank park, thank goodness, so i used for the p

of the week, pam, you're doing it. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic steve is going to tell you how you should dress as you get ready. >> breeze, a little cool, 40s, 50s, if you're over by the coast, you might want to keep that jacket handy, inland, won't be bad, upper 70s, low 80s, a little bit of patchy fog, we had a lot more fog yesterday, still have to deal with some and once that gives way then looks good today, cooler air aloft, 49 san francisco, 49 redwood city, 49 nevada, 48, and 45 for santa rosa. cooler today than yesterday for sure, it is a chilly morning. layers today, water temps, 48, that is the coldest in about a year, i believe in san francisco, san jose, starting off, right about where you should be. one system has to go by there is a weak little system that goes south, high pressure will build in tomorrow, we'll start a warm up. today sunny to mostly sunny after that patchy morning fog, a chill in the morning air, sunny and breezy, 70s to near 80, a lot of 60s and 70s around the bay. all right sal,

>> reporter: well, pam, good morning to you.one thought up in this area is to possibly ban outdoor watering for two days following any measurable rain like we're seeing this morning. that mines you wouldn't be able to turn on the sprinklers here on this lawn any time following a storm. that rule would apply to both homes and businesses that get their water from the marin municipal water district or the north marin water district. board members will be debating new tougher water restrictions. and whether to put them in place. those districts may also decide to limit the use of outdoor irrigation systems to just three days a week. now of course these proposals are in response to the governors mandate to cut california's water use by 25% compared to 2013 levels. meantime in petaluma a plan to dial back water use is stirring up controversy. city leaders are set to debate a temporary ban on new construction during the drought to ease pressure on petaluma's water supply. but there are some city council members there in petaluma who be

dave and pam. >>> we are still doing pretty well in our morning commute.tures and i want to show you the traffic at the toll plaza and on 880 still doing well. starting with 880 in oakland, can you see traffic is moving well in both directions, also for 580 as you drive through. bay bridge toll plaza there is back up, how about a 10 minute wait. between no problems on the richmond bridge driving from richmond over to san rafael. here is steve from today's forecast. >>> sal, thank you, sir. we have mostly clear skies, go ahead and take it full, look at that, is that reel? >> it doesn't look real but it's real. >> look at the traffic. >> that's real. >> physical moon by saturday morning but it might as well be right now. >> that is gorgeous. >> who dialed that up? joe johnson. >> is that a joe johnson special. >> jj nice job, you have out done yourself. >>> it's also baseball weather, it's not going to feel like baseball weather, we have a baseball forecast, it will be chilly tonight, clear skies, there is a rather decent breeze for many, gusts to 25 miles p

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it's a pam cook monday morning it's april 20th. >> my monday morning? >> it's pam cook.isten, i have music for you. >> bring my vacation back. thank you for joining us. that is very nice. i'm pam cook and it's 5:30. you know what, hello to everyone. i met so many of our viewers on the plane back. walking around. >> i think this music has more to do with the festival than hawaii. >> i think so. i didn't do any of that. but any way. it was great. you know when you're out and about and meet people who watch this all the morning. >> most of the time. [ laughter ] >> no, you're right. is it my turn? it is my turn. we have low clouds back. big fog bank equals cooler temps. cooler temps. we need some monday music. i need weather monday music. we have low clouds and a lot to go around. lots of drizzle. coastal fog equals a -- some cloud cover continues to erupt off the sierra. that is going to be in the forecast for most of the week. 50s on the temps. everyone is pretty close. the delta breeze is really, really front and center. the cloud cover coming off the sierra. windy in th

april 27th i'm pam cook. >> you can handle it, pam. good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about steve paulson. >> it looks good today. sunshine and warm temps. we start off even warmer than we were 24 hours ago be. that is for sure. after a chilly sunday morning. temperatures now starting off 40s but a lot of 50s here. temperatures eight degrees warm earl than 24 hours ago in fairfield. four in santa rosa. four in san jose. two at sfo. oakland is five degrees warmer. we're running 1-8 degrees warmer. there is not much in the way of warm. we'll go 71 many san francisco. but it's the inland temps which will have no problem warming up as the jet stream has gone well to the north. 40s but a lot of 50s. today will be the warmest day of the week. sunshine and warmer temps. but way above for inland temps. northbound 101 looks good approaching the 80 split. there are no major problems there. when you comp to the bay bridge toll plaza it has been a nice drive. there are no delays. not even in the cash lanes right thousand so it's a good opportunity and also let you know

horrifying video, paul. >> very true, pam.was said the attack happened in this area out here where we are standing. word out here on the street the two men may have had prior contact. >> i just heard people saying they have some incident happen. but i never seen the guy. i've never seen him before. >> the video is disturbing. police say the homeless man was very friendly. in the night the attack happened he was in his usual spot. when this man in a blue shirt pulls out of nowhere with a pipe and hits him. he trikes the victim hitting him so hard that the pipe flies out of his hand. less say the victim got more than 50 stitches in his heads. they are look for the attacker that left him bleeding on the sidewalk. >> when you see an act so blatant and so raw like this, it's uncalled for. and in san francisco we'd like to send a strong message to anybody who lives in our city or visits our city that if you attack the homeless, there will be a consequence. >> reporter: if caught the suspect could be charged with attempted murder. he

. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. i was freezing yesterday. i have to say. >> i heard from champagne kitty. she said i had to turn the heater on. we do have a very unusual pattern for april. there is three things going on here and one of them may lead to showers in the north bay later today there is lots of moisture streaming off the sierra after thunderstorms fall apart. remember they need the heat during the day and the lift. there is a low in southern california helping. there is another one offshore. the combination of these two chewing off the fog. we are seeing clearing north to south. we will see more sun today and may not be as windy. we will focus our attention instead of being mostly cloudy and windy. today we will be partly sunny. may develop north and east bay. if you're up there again, there will be another round of thunderstorms. 50s and 40s on the temps. one low here, one low there and a lot of moisture that will be inching closer toward us. lake county and napa county i would keep an eye on the sky. it will be slightly warmer.

pam. >> i'll say. thank you, alex. >>> brian stow will receive less than a third of the judgment that he won last year. a los angeles jury awarded him $18 million after he was severely beaten outside of dodgers stadium in 2011 but bloomburg business reports that federal law allows his health insurer to recoop some of the money he paid by taking part of his judgment. bloomburg estimates that after legal bills and medical costs not covered by insurance stow will end up with $5.8 million. stow's rehabilitation and future medical costs will exceed $30 million. >>> despite governor brown's order a new report says the people of california are not being careful about water use. the state water board says water usage dropped less than 3% in february. that is the smallest drop in water usage since the current drought began. and hours later the marin municipal water district approved out door water restrictions to just three tametimes a week. and all watering was banned for 48 hours after we get a measurable rai