i'm pam moore. >> pam: in the video. several police officers have a man with a prostetic leg pinned to the >> pam: the search is on tonight for a man who followed a 12-year-old girl, and tried to lure her into his car in south san francisco. >> pam: the girl was at grand and yesterday, when a man in a car approached her. shouting several times for her to get into the car. >> pam: police say, when she tried to walk away, he followed her for several blocks before driving away. the suspect is described as a thin. black man, around 25-years-old... wearing a black short-sleeved t-shirt and a gold chain. >> pam: the car was a 90's black compact sedan , with a loud engine or modified exhaust. >> pam: the california public utilities commission is considering an investigation. into how p-g- &-e operates. following a number of major safety problems. >> pam: safety issues, including the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. arethe investigation could cost up to 2- million dollars..and would look deep into how p-g-&-e operate

i'm pam moore. >> pam: nation.e with the killers friends and family here. >> pam:kron four's vicki liviakis is here with what we are learning. >> alice m. parker age 24 and adam ward h 27 died at the same. --at the scene >> reporter: working at the station for about a year after he was fired. >> reporter:flowers piling up outside the virginia television station. the news crew died during a live broadcast. >> reporter: tweeted about his crime. he also posted a first=person video of the shootings. >> reporter:the shooting took place during an interview at a shopping plaza near roanoke. >>verner lee flanigan the second, age 41 of roanoke suddenly appeared and approached them and started shooting. alison parker age 24 and adam ward age 27 died at the scene. >> reporter:ward's camera captured an image of flanigan, a former employee of the station who used the air name bryce williams. >> reporter:he worked at the station for about a year before he was fired. >>"i can't figure out any connection with those people, who are

pam >> reporter:, pam, >> pam: is a lot of talk about gun took control.nd mental illness. >> pam: the brutal video showing the young journalist being murdered is all over and the media. including the disturbing post from the killer depicting his point of view of their slain spirit we wanted to know what kind of impact seen such a violent content can have on people. we talk to stanford a psychologist dr. keyes humphries and he said the more people become desensitized to violent content the more we could see a terrific shootings occurred creek like the one today. >> i chose not to watch this video that i recommended to everyone. i just turn away and i know it is out there. that would be a recommendation. >> pam: just visit kron4 dot com or download are free mobile application to get the normal updates as well. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> pam: firefighters still on the same. of the strip mall and in jeopardy. >> reporter: firefighters are trying to keep the flames that has been field from spreading even more. continuing to and i flanks. starti

is a seemingly impossible feat is next. >> pam: and later. >> pam: the courtroom drama for empire >> pam: the courtroom drama for empire year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what kind of car do you like? new, or many miles on it? get a $1000 volkswagen reward card on select 2015 passat models. or lease a 2015 passat limited edition for $189 a month after a $1000 bonus. >> pam: a pill some people are describing as the "female viagra" has just been approved by the f-d-a. catherine heenan is here with details on a medical milestone. >> pam: it's a pink pill designed to boost sexual desire in women. and it's something the pharmaceutical industry has been pushing for -- for a long time. >> pam: it's controversial for a couple reasons. first - some medical experts argue the drug just doesn't work. >> pam: also -- it carries a bold warning that combining it with alcohol can cause dangerously low blood pressure and fainting. >> catherine: the problems can also happen if the drug is taken alongside certain common medications. today's f-d-a app

pam? >> pam: as donald trump continues his bid for the g- o-p presidential nomination. immigration is clearly one of his hot button issues. >> pam: that's interesting, since should trump be elected, his slovenian wife, melania , will be the first foreign- born first lady since 1825. that's when john quincy adams and his wife, louisa, moved into the white house. >> pam: the insider's debbie matenopoulos is in los >> reporter:pam, there's a lot more to melania than meets the model eye. tonight we go inside melania trump: future first lady? >> i dont think about the white house i dont think about being first lady >> reporter:well that could change any day now. as her husband's popularity surges, curiosity >> i have a birth certificate from slovenia >> reporter:she speaks four languages - slovanian, german, french and english she married donald trump in 2005 and became a us citizen in 2006 >> reporter:our political insider emily greenhouse who writes for bloomberg politicstells us melania in t

transparency is required during police shootings. >> pam: >> pam: >> pam: plus, new court documents say 8 d m the falsified drivers' records. and, as you get ready to go back to school eight altered is speaking out on college students before they go back. >> diane: coming back what the weather next! or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target, and upgrade to a shiny new everything. and now when you buy a phone, get 20% off your target run. all things mobile. all in one place. san >> pam: as you get your children and send them back to school and former staffer dean is speaking out to so- called helicopter part parents. things that parents to stop doing this school year. >> reporter: she saw all students that were smart enough to get into university but unprepared for the real world, seoul. she decided to write a book. for more >> reporter: that tin years she held freshman transitioned into stanford university and she saw the parents spend more time being involved with their college ki

pam? >> pam: a second story walkway, cholesteric the tennis says bay noticed a crack in the walkway after the earthquake in piedmont last week. >> reporter: to see the damage here. at market and 31st street, the stucco from underneath the walkway came crashing down yesterday afternoon. >> i heard a rumbling sound. and then i heard yelling. crashing down on the ground. >> he could not even get out. >> reporter: building resident says this picture taken after the piedmont quake shows how the crack was forming even then print but complain to the property management company and nothing was done. but the owner of the coffee says she did not find any thing out about this situation into monday morning. >> reporter: she says it was a blessing that no one was hurt. and restoration contract did come out and access the damage on tuesday. >> it looked like there was a significant amount of stock culprit it was very dangerous and heavy. thank goodness no one was hurt. >> reporter: residents say they ar

>> pam: well, all right gary!l be right >> pam: coming up for our entertainment news is on the way fall by insiders and entertainment tonight sprit then we are back at its o'clock. diane will have the details on this hot weather ahead. >> diane: friday, saturday and sunday with the 90 degree temperatures returning. >> pam: (laughter) >> diane: (laughter) >> pam: will see you then! is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now, save up to $1000 on select mattress and adjustable base sets. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> "the insider" from hollywood. your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> donald is glad we're friends again. >> we are friends, steve. >> drop off an olive branch as hollywood deals with the donald's popularity and why his whining has him winning even after the debate. >> trump thought the question i asked was unfair. >> and then megyn kelly standing her ground. >> i certainly will apologize for doing good journalism. >

. >> pam: some 13-thousand people have been force to flee their homes due to the flames. >> pam: many of them are staying at shelters, and anxiously wait it out.hoping their homes are spared. >> pam: kron 4's will tran continues our coverage tonight. >> reporter: the last and they left they thought that it would be ok. but the next several days at the above dates are slow because they are very busy dealing with the fires. information come out right now is just that they do not know. the numbers have not been updated in regard to structures burning. for the people here in middletown. with the evacuation center run by rick cross and it >> i am very anxious as to what has happened to my home as a measure up other people are as well. you have >> no inkling as to its a has been destroyed her partly damaged. you just do not know? >> live on the north side of highway 20. >> reporter: discarnate not did you start packing your personal belongings that a not would be at the door shortly?-- did you start packing >> i was not necessarily prepared as much as i should have been. >> reporter: they a

shot >> pam: armed for a massacre. new details with the terrorist suspect that investigators say one to kill a whole trained group of people. --train >> grant: the average number of cases between 2001 and 2012 was less than a debt of this year career of the 11 cases one in san francisco. near yosemite park. bacteria is the cause of the plate the environment found in areas where there are wild rodents. >> reporter: cdc recommends wearing long pants and wearing insect repellents. >> pam: why google, will like access to your car's gps? and next, told to get off a train for being too loud. now, the african- american women book club reacts to the sea eagle apology. --ceo apology hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you guys think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works her

so >> pam:, we will see what happened on thursday night. >> pam: plus. >> pam: new video of a tense confrontationbetween a police officer and north bay man. triggering controversy. >> pam: and next. >> pam: the surprising way a former stanford student. obtained the firearm used killed his girlfriend and himself. >> reporter: you can see shot flames shooting up into a perfect when i drove bluster that i could not see anything it's like night and day full sun guest today with the containment plan from 12% up to 20%. the mother is a factor, is much cooler atlantic ashley pushing some of the smoke out of this the fire crews are still out there. when announcing those big flames and many firefighters keeping a close eye on some of those hot spots. they are not of the clear yet. now back to you at the station. >> pam:tonight. we have new information about a murder- suicide that happened in walnut creek last month. >> pam:we now know, the guns a one-time stanford student used to kill himself and his former girlfriend. were homemade. kron 4's emily turner has the alarming story. >> pam:this is 21 year old

pam operated an antique store. >> pam loved life. every day she couldn't wait to do all the things she wanted to do. she was fun. she was exuberant. she was enthused. she was intelligent. >> shortly before midnight on a friday in july, 2002, pam's husband byron reported his wife missing. he said when he got home the front door was wide open. his wife's keys were there. but pam was gone. strangely, the bathtub was full of water. >> it looked like she had been taking a bath and also there was blood on a rug under the bed and the bedroom that hadn't been there before. >> forensic testing revealed the blood on the carpet was pam's. it appeared that she left her keys in the door inadvertently and an intruder walked in while pam was in the bathtub. the couple's son was sleeping overnight at a friend's house and couldn't shed any light on what had happened. investigators had to consider whether pam had simply run off. but her mother refused even to consider that possibility. >> i told them, i said i'm sure your next thought is she might hav

>>pam m: we are impressed. >>reporter: we have clear skies over the bay bridge toll plaza and that the way is going to be all weekend long if things are really going to warm brown here at the bay bridge because the temperatures in the mid to upper 80s for this weekend 91 for redwood city into big time he for the east bay valley and even over 100 degrees not quite as hot but still mid to upper 80s from hayward to union city and fremont san francisco some sign for tomorrow and a hot day pretty much a repeat for sunday warmer and in front of a political by the bank indefinitely a gradual cooling trend is still going to be warm with the sea breeze to get a little the strong but each and every day in temperatures come down slightly monday tuesday and wednesday investing getting qualified buyers and friday with more falkirk. grant l: we have a brush fire in san official racked by the northgate mall very populated area the making good progress because of the areas around and they are making good progress but did have

>>pam moore: the former u.s.f former facebook executive chris kelly today in an tomorrow this is clinton will attend a fund-raiser " the biceps as the mayor addling while clinton is the schedule to make any public appearances in the bay area they're making one scheduled public appearance in los angeles tomorrow the public as 24 hours away now from a highly anticipated gop teeth debate in ohio if you believe about trump's says of his on to pull off without any help from the coach the insider in los angeles was more on the big build for tomorrow night. >>reporter: the question is will he still the show you might just get a firework explosions of the proportions with trump of the home of the for gop presidential debate tomorrow night on fox news promises to provide a rich bipartisan and attainment that crosses all political lines off of course, a political commentator what the damage might be the main draw he could have some stiff competition in the drama category potentially giving him a run for his month in new je

>>pam m: it grows to more than 25,000 a. concern over this year's filing season rose as well a few miles to the jerusalem fire and neighborhood and santa rosa worm about the response time of its fire department thanks to a major mixup with federal building regulations >>emily t: a grand jury told the city of santa rosa they needed to move fire stations here into from over a decade with the building is here is still being used we have been tense fire activity up in lake county area we're not terribly far and we need this fire station open because we have a major issue appear until mid on a brand-new facility is enough for people with disabilities the city builders and the fighter from haven't tried to sort out the facility has been sitting empty for to have month's. >>emily t: by the time the funding came through they change and no one copy area until it was time to move man and it was too late $60,000 has been set aside to make the changes for bathroom doors conscious and more no time line on those changes for a price tag th

>>pam moore: the u.s. fish and wildlife service's the agency was voluntarily contacted by a representative of walter they want to extradite him for shooting cecil the land he admitted to pay $50,000 this month to kill the man near and national park in west and zimbabwean the environment minister says the nation has officially started extradition proceedings and hope the united states will cooperate a lawyer for the man accused of gunning down nine parishioners and a black church in charleston south carolina says his client wants to plead guilty to 33 federal charges however the defense attorney says he would not allow him to do so. today in so >>pam moore: 80 to know if they intend to seek the death penalty and non guilty plea was entered on his behalf of former university cincinnati police also charged with murder of an unarmed black driver is out on bond it hours after pleading not guilty to charges to of officers who came to the aid from the of the will face charges in connection with the shooting. >>re

>>pam moore: that found widespread waste. >>catherine heenan: california highways are crumbling the talk of raising gas taxes for repairs but the caltrans engineer ms this set of working he was playing golf as much as possible california should be cutting 3500 redundant positions a caltrans mechanical did the have lost out in close to $900,000 caltrans to gonna much better deal for taxpayers was being done about that we provide training to all our staff the from many billings were vague but the department paid anyone. >>catherine heenan: that produced this a couple of changes. >>pam moore: it was told to in july and the state park scientists hope to determine the cause of death marine mammal measures 52 ft. long edge of the term to be a male often well scientists will try to find out if it is the same well carcass reports will farm out about the large and the bay area this week that well as the latest of several to turn up in the bay area this year. >>reporter: during the last six to seven years is the dramatic increase in th

>> pam: a suspicious brush fire too close for comfort in san rafael. after a summer of wild infernos which have already burned through thousands of acres in northern california. the intense fire close to homes and a mall. and may have been deliberately set. kron-4's jeff bush is at the scene with details. jeff?? >> jeff:this was the scenethe hillside on fire and an office building at the topthreatened by the flames moving quickly to the topfirefighters went to putting it out quickly but more manpower was neededa second alarm was called to fight the firetime was of the essence. >>: we had a number of fire engines here from all over marin countyincluding a full wildland fire response that brings in specialized units to assist. >> jeff:you can see in this video provided by our aerial partners at abc 7 that firefighters were hard at work getting the fire under control. after about 30 minutes the fire was under controlbut, witnesses say they saw a group of young people running away from the fire when it first startedfire officials say they may be responsibl

>>pam m: after 3 million gal.of mine waste spill in turn that water on yellow in color, while cent is concentration of medals in the water including arsenic and lead are decreasing the, what the governor wants to reopen to boeing and fishing in troubled the importance of the rig is economy a state of emergency will remain in effect imprison and ferguson missouri for liz another 24 hours as a quantum accorded no arrests were made in for this and last night they to of americans said it was for second place on monday after an 18 year-old boy in the ferguson protest was shot and critically injured that should involve for officers to police a return fire on the team the rest of by mr. ferguson is linked to the one-year anniversary of the police shooting death of one arm teenager michael brown. catherine h: a series of devastating explosions and china and an industrial for from the northern part of the country least 17 people have been killed hundreds have been injured from the uncritically the shipment of what was desc

: now at 8. >> pam: uber under fire. >> pam: san francisco's district attorney taking aim at the expanding a lawsuit that claims the company's background checks for drivers. are letting criminals slip through the >> pam: we first brought you this story by "crime watch daily". which uncovered convicts being allowed to become uber drivers. >> pam: kron4's philippe djegal is in san francisco with new details tonight. phillippe >>i'm numb. i'm shocked. i'm relieved most of all. he just found comfort talking to me." >>"mentioned to you that he in fact had relations with underage children." >>"yes he did. yes he did. >> reporter:you just heard the stunned reaction from a florida woman who claims she helped tip off federal authorities to former subway pitchman jared fogle. >> reporter: the company is of fairly climbing to rigorously checked the drop that run of the drivers. will boris says while we agree with the district attorney. the safety is a priority we do disagree that this live scam progress isn't inherently better system screening drivers that are background check print the reality is ne

>> pam: the aldon smith era in san francisco. comes to an abrupt end, after he was arrested on hit and run, driving under the influence and vandalism charges. today. the team cut ties with the often troubled linebacker. this is smith's fifth arrest in three years. the latest incident happened at an apartment complex where he lives. and left. scene. when police officers suspected he was under the influence. they gave him a sobriety test, before arresting him on suspicion of d-u-i. police are not releasing specifics on smith's blood alcohol level. today, 49-ers coach jim tomsula delivered an emotional response to the news. >>: it was sadness. sadness for a gag the person. we care by a gunman-that guy. >>: by a bolger's for horry played out. >> pam: 2011. smith has been arrested five- times. his first run-in with the law. a d-u-i stop in miami. the charge was later changed to reckless driving. the next year, reports of gunshots at his san jose home. resulted in the seizure of illegal automatic weapons. he also pleaded 'no contest' t

. >> pam: a manhunt is on tonight in the east bay. for someone who could be able to impersonate a police officer. by flashing a badge. the real officer's gun and badge were stolen from inside his car. while he was off-duty at a very popular east bay park. kron -4's chuck clifford has the >> reporter: they received a report of an odd role >> gary:. it please some insistt his badge and gun was stolen. the turnover is the officer was off-duty at the time. the park is very popular. this woman says she is surprised that stuff stolen. >>: i bring in a crap car to this park. >> reporter: they recommend not to leave stuff on plain sight inside the vehicles. i also asked if their concern of loaded gun is in the wrong hands. >>: it is that's to millions that are already out there. >> reporter: no suspects have been found. >> pam: breaking news on the peninsula tonight. where east palo alto police and officers from multiple agencies are still looking for a suspect in connection with an armed robbery. it began earlier this evening in the area of

>>pam moore: the ceo of acid madison inc.ping down the departure comes after hackers or liz carpenter information about millions of ashley madison client that the cheating website the website is for married people who want to cheat on their spouses the car belonged to former guitarist it was given to a friend who was going to landed to the rock and roll hall of fame in two weeks after an intensive follow-up they located and returned the guitar and they just want to get their belongings after an apartment walk with collapse + to get guard dogs he is a crossing guard bracing for impact of the flora is preparing for major storm some nice weather is headed our way. a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. >>pam moore: officials had declared a state of emergency for the entire state already

>> pam :breaking news tonight. a raging wildfire scorches 67- thousand acres north of san francisco. dozens of homes have been destroyed. and evacuations are still in place. however. crews are starting to make some progress in containing the inferno. good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's j-r stone has been tracking the fire in clear lake. and has the latest information. >> j.r. :firefighters are making progress on this fire. i just drove 30 mi. into the fire is on resaw flames shooting into the air just 24 hours ago. but not today because of the weather temperatures actually helped push the smoke out of the area >>:with the change in the area and the drop in the temperature is it really did help us out a lot. we did not see a lot of actual fire and flames today we saw a lot of smoke and hot spots >> j.r. :firefighters are monitoring those hot spots on the ground and you can see the helicopters that are being used as well to don't flame retardant and water on the hotspots--dump this fired jumped over highway 20 and

of the >> pam: cooler today in of a week and is here people making their plans a.ith diane. >> dianne: >> gary: orphans of the week and and yet our plan to have a perfect time. >> dianne: dry things up and warm things up for a week and had and the warmest day of the week and then take a look at temperatures right now looking at 70 is still for parts of inland valley upper 60s for east bay shoreline san francisco peninsula stays in the low 60s so here's a were dealing with the receiving plan by 9:00 p.m. we of more clouds rolling and increasing clouds for the evening by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning partly sunny skies at patchy fog along the coast that will all burn off by about 9:00 in the afternoon and then noontimes 75 degrees in the and valets '70s east bay shoreline partly sunny conditions satellite raid are showing a lot moister long gone out of our system forecast. the move of the stair and the courage pressure system making its way in slowly but surely into our area and that's responsible for warm things up for the weekend trying things as well and the processe

visitors >> pam: on the golden gate bridge column all roaring surprise. fort in the cars when full throttle across the land mark as a special set up for falling rates surge justin wilson. 37 year-old died monday after injuries he suffered from a crash at the tokyo raceway spectator, say it was cut quite a treat to see, and fitting tribute. "setting think ross and the world to begin to see any cars on the most famous landmark on the planet." "inc. was one of my favorite for a while. really cool the see any cars come out here and the fact also a tribute to justin wilson may he left rest in peace." of the >> pam: is part of the lead up to the championship this weekend in snowmobile. sonoma. >> pam: while city's recovery to new orleans may take several decades. boksburg makes addition to its on-line dictionary that will have use a bouquet ok decades. boksburg makes addition to its on-line dictionary that will have use a bouquet ok sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up t

yes >> pam: economy relatively stable. are always be vulnerable to swings are on the rest of the world so connected that there's no way to get around that fact? >> reporter: would say there's three things is connected it to china, the consumer lot of apple products when.. apple would from hundred two down to 92. 10 were actually easing demand is doing ok as. or covered. low oil most of the world makes oil for a big gdp. and that's crash 60 percent people in the world are pour or they're making less money not, a good thing. on top of that interest rate quickly heading higher because of low inflation and rein. not great but good. higher interest rates higher costs of doing business and mortgage rates. and that's looking a bit in the future. >> pam: investors should hang in there don't do anything not rush to make any broad changes what about the short-term investors a point where all of us will likely be short-term investors when these things happen when. should they be doing? >> reporter: 65 or older panicked this for three

>> pam :breaking news tonight. a massive wildfire scorches thousands of acres just north of san francisco. more than 60- thousand acres have now burned. the lake county fire tripled in size over the weekend. and has now spread into napa county. nearly two dozen homes are destroyed. good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's charles clifford spoke with fire officials. and explains how crews are trying to contain the inferno. >> charles :as of monday afternoon the rocky fire has burned and is only 12 percent contained hot temperatures and windy conditions have pushed the flame over highway 20. >>:every day around 3:00 it has been kicking up and we are aggressive to get out and put it out at this point it looks like it is well established across the 20 we're still crossing our fingers that will build a put it out but it looks like it is well established >> charles :crews are still hoping to put it out this blazes burning in steep rugged terrain and crews are also trying to build containment lives--lines around the fire cal

>>pam m: + the massive drought this technique is happening more than ever.ires are raging in is nonstop of the sonoma county airport for cal 5 before the flight takeoff explain its load with gallons of ndp hacks the red fire retardant it is a critical tool in the firefight the retarded as a mix of waterfalls and calling the bright red shade and makes it easy to see where it has been dropped the fire retardant in this bucket is nicknamed mutt because it feels like swine. >>pam m: member turned on a long deployment he is here to tell us about the ship and they rounded up some of the biggest drug was of all kinds. >>scott r: look although the loves shovel and all that off the boat and has returned home tonight. >>scott r: from six high-speed vessels. >>pam m: in the middle of his yacht on major water main break since thousands of gallons of water flooding into homes on danville boulevard and alamo the break was an old tub and its cast iron pipe east bay mud officials say they are trying the best to locate and replace aging sections of their infrastructure befor

good evening, i'm pam moore. tonight. we are getting a first look at what happened behind the scenes. kron 4's emily turner shares with us. the police dispatch from minutes after the explosion. >> emily : and it blew up to officers or injured in the blast-two officers >>:i need all units to be on the lookout >> emily : officers did not make their way inside of the house because they were afraid it will explode again, so they did not know that there was somebody dead inside of the building. answer of the questions will go along way to figuring out what triggered the explosion >>:it could have been the drilling that said a spark that set the gas off or someone could have ignited it knowing that the deputies were coming >> pam :today. a meeting of n-fl owners in the chicago area. brought a lot more uncertainty. about the future of the raiders stay in oakland. the fate of the oakland raiders was the main talking point at the meeting. an n-fl executive says, the city of oakland has not made a viable proposal for keeping the si

remind >> pam: u.s.etting ready for school kron 4 brings you the latest news starting at 4:00 a.m. till 10:00 a.m. every morning when your ready to leave the house you can take us with you and stay connected by downloading our kron 40 application. return >> pam: to the rotor park's story that we were bringing you earlier tonight some technical problems but now returned just in malden with a report out of the north bay on the controversial viral video involving a police officer. iraq >> reporter: she gets heated quickly man who took the video is not opposed to file a civil lawsuit against the police department. attorney daniel explained that the cellphone video clearly shows police officer abused his power and his clan now suffering from mental stress feared for his life. he thought there is no one around no one can see this defendant have my camera right here i don't know what would happen. >> reporter: these pictures of the very thing specific page posted that now viral video on and now know that he is

>> pam :the c-h-p has matched this face with a name. and they have put out an all points bulletin for her arrest tonight. she is 25- year old erlynn kay sanchez- edwards of richmond. she is the woman who evaded police custody by leaping off the bay bridge, and swimming to shore. good evening. i'm pam moore. it all began when she crashed. what turned out to be a stolen car. early yesterday morning on the eastern span of the bridge. the c-h-p says, sanchez- edwards resisted arrest and jumped off the span. she survived the 70-foot drop. swam to shore. and eventually hitched a ride on a dump truck. she was driven into san francisco. and was last seen in the neighborhood of fremont and folsom streets. c-h-p spokesman vu williams says, there are two main reason why they want to talk to sanchez- edwards. >>:we want to make sure the number one that she is ok, that she is not injured from the fall it was a big fall 70 ft.. the other reason is you want to talk to her about the various crimes she may have committed, stolen vehicle, he did run---hi

>>pam moore: 4 raging wildfires jumped to 18,000 a. in just two days tonight there are mandatory evacuations and accounting firefighters battle to keep those flames away from home that evening the lake, to allow fire has already distraite three structures. >>scott rates: the weather that was not cooperating earlier is starting to get better for five fretted that is getting a little bit better handle on the flareups expensive one behind me the neighbors out here in give me awake and sing with a packet of the cars and getting ready just in case the fire behind me changes course the crackling flames and the chance from firefighters battling them that is what you will see all of accounting and for the people that call the town will look like a home this is don wife writing. >>scott rates: 30 to other agencies from around the state has been called out to fight the rocket fire the knobs are no more than 18,000 a. and leveled several structures including home homes she's been ordered out however she says she is going to wait and hope the cont

philippe. >> phillipe :pam. the best part about this new technology is that it isn't confined to just football. but all contact sports. during all practices. and, all games. this device. >> : "the triax smart impact monitor." >> phillipe :now worn by san rafael high school's entire football program. >> : "it sits in a headband or a scull cap or a water polo cap, just like that end that sits on the back of the head." >> phillipe :the sensors track the amount of force each individual player absorbs. >> : "the trainer's alerted immediately when the impact of a certain g-force occurs." >> phillipe :much like what happened when this player took a hard hit. >> : "i have the field unit for the triax impact sensors." >> phillipe :on her phone and this box. head athletic trainr shana mckeever was notified right away that the player needed attention, later determining he sustained a concussion. >> : "i just kind of flags that athlete as someone to go have a conversation with. check in with him. make sure they're safe to g

>> pam :tonight at 11. a source says, a tourist shot at one of san francisco's most popular destinations. has been released from the hospital. suspects robbed the man. and then shot him in the chest near lombard street. it prompted a wild police chase across the bay area. which ended in emeryville. good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4's charles clifford talked to some tourists. on edge following today's shooting. >> charles :the police department says it to man robbed a tourist and apparently still a camera, and shot a victim from thailand in the shoulder. the suspects meanwhile fled the scene in a red cadillac and the vehicle was spotted a short while later. the highway patrol protrude--pursued the suspect into emeryville and the suspect was caught here in oakland. one suspect was arrested immediately and the other was taken about an hour later >>:the suspects displayed a blatant disregard for public safety and wanted to make sure there were taken into custody >>:i saw it when i got back into my hotel and i

>> pam: happening in just hours. bart will close the transbay tube between san francisco and the east bay. for the entire weekend. also tonight. muni metro is starting nightly shutdowns. both, in order to do maintenance work. kron-4's philippe djegal will tell us more about the nightly muni closure. first, jeff bush joins us live from the pleasant hill bart station with details on the bart tube shutdown. jeff ? >> reporter: we are two hours away from a been shed down and one (intel monday morning. trains will not travel on the bay through the weekend. they are replacing the tracks in the name of safety. >>: we are replacing 2,000 ft. of rel. >> reporter: for those that need to get across the bay of fleet of buses will help you cross. >>: we have a dedicated bus moving. >> reporter: if you choose to travel the day through automobile. you might expect to travel four hours. >> pam: bart is shutting the tube down to perform some major overhaul of this section of track near the west oakland station and that means trains w

phillippe >> phillipe :pam. there's no question this lawsuit may lead riders to pause before jumping into an uber. because it's possible your driver is a felon. most uber drivers wanting nothing to do with our cameras. some totally unaware of the lawsuit against their company. >> : "what kind of lawsuit." >> phillipe :this driver coming to uber's defense, saying he doesn't have a criminal record. but. >> : "do you think if you had one that it would pop up in your background check yes, it would pop up." >> phillipe :despite uber advertising that it does everything it can to ensure its customers' safety. in a lawsuit against the company filed jointly with the los angeles county district attorney. san francisco d-a george gascon lists in the complaint, several drivers who passed uber's background check despite habing criminal histories and driving records that are disqualifying under uber's own rules. >> : "can you trust who is behind the wheel? yeah, because to date, our experiences have been good." >> phillipe :t

still >> pam: ahead. what scientists say they have learned one year after the 6.0 earthquake rocked the napa. loss plus sexually suggested comment that when fraternity suspended. >> j.r. : atop the oakland raiders the future is stadium plans we may learn about them in the next 24 hours "over and said let's go. before there were heroes there were childhood friends who went to church together but while growing up in sacramento county. stone was the first that tackle the suspect. >> reporter: 6 years ago his plan bars the basketball on all campbell high school. stone and stratas and the military train to save lives. they're young man anthony the student at the. ever since president robert nelson amazed at what senator and his friends did. neighbors complained one home that was wasting water. but the water company did the next edition of people behaving badly. >> pam: geologists' a great opportunity to study a big quake of close. charles clifford live tonight and downtown napa to explain what the scientists h

of where it has idea >>pam moore: former president george w. bush had the report to jury duty at a dallas courthouse today the 43rd president was not selected but he did have his picture taken with a number of people before leaving the courthouse one of the draws to a local newspaper mr. bush was very personable and very friendly. >>pam moore: are arrested and exposed how sex with and without any clothes on ended up behind bars challenging the normal zero woman judge online because of how she looks will tell you what she did in response + hot car pursuit one man confronts a mother who left her baby inside a parked car in southern california and cameras rolling the fight just ahead. >>grant lodes: they're getting have increasingly calling out parents who left their pets for kids and sunbaked cars on a recent conversation you see here was recorded no rest have been made and the child in this case was ok but 12 children have died in hot car so far this year in the united states it sound like a lot on average 38 kids are killed and how cars every y

>> pam: off the top at 11. the asian markets are open and for a second day. although other markets in asia are rebounding. it is already tuesday there and chinese stocks fell 6-point-4 percent in the first few minutes of trading. this comes, after china's market had its worst day in eight years monday. that triggered an unprecedented one- thousand point drop on wall street for a time today. but things pulled up before the close. the dow jones ended today down 588- points. good evening, i'm pam moore. among the concerns after todays market plunge in the u.s. investors possibly getting skittish. which could mean trouble for local start-up companies. kron 4's kate cagle reports. >> : "the problem with running a start up is that you never have enough cash." >> reporter: steven hoffman - or captain hoff - knows a lot about running a start up. his incubator - founders space - helps start up companies all around the world. and today's giant market swing.has him a bit spooked. >> : "i lived through the dot com bubble burst and the financial collapse of 2008 and if it

. >> pam: at eight so. searches on for this woman police say she is suspected of crashing a stolen car on the bridge then at jumping into the bay waters below swimming to shore greg joins us now and here to tell us we are learning more about all this tonight a bizarre incident. >> grant: in the newsroom on the street or ever cannot believe how could this happen how could cause possible it's been awhile since we heard anything like this right now chp other jurisdictions on the lookout for the woman we just saw. the search for her started around 2:00 a.m. yesterday right off the bay bridge searching from air on the water on land police say this will and crashed a stolen car eastbound lane of the bridge single car accident pass the tower about a mile from the toll plaza and oakland she allegedly went on to the bike path how. the fence wrestled free from officer who struggled with her for about 90 seconds but she broke away off the bike path plan. it is 70 ft. and the cold bay waters shoeless wearing a black dr

good evening i'm pam moore. we have been following this story since it broke this morning. force. attacked while following kron-4's scott rates joins us who witnessed the confrontation. there were >> reporter: terrified. the terrified. check with police that the release the name of the suspect or officer involved in the shooting. back and play that officer is in the hospital might recovering after some very frightening moments in that neighborhood. this morning. >> reporter:smartphone video showing the tense moments just seconds after an opd officer opened fire on a man who police say attacked her with a chain in the video you can see the officer who is visibly shaken still holding the shots" this woman, who calls herself lisa, filmed the video.and says sot "i saw a young black man swing a chain at a cop, as soon that oakland's police chief sean whent tells kron 4 his officers responded to an assault call at a housing complex on macarthur ave. the officer, an 18-year veteran of the force -- had just finished taking the report.and got in car when she noticed the "the officer got ou

good evening, i'm pam moore. kron four's jeff bush is live tonight at police headquarters with the latest on the latest investigation jeff >> jeff :police said a man who is shot and killed by officer was wanted for murder and had plans on killing again. friends and famil of 40 richard jacquez gathered near the place where he was shot and killed by police on monday night. they characterized him as a loving friend and family member but police say that jacquez was a cold blooded killer and released this video to kron four to prove it. police say he and two other men were armed with what police are calling a tech nine style handgunspointing them at a man in a white t shirt.later identified as christopher wrenwren was found dead in the office building where this video was recorded. police say jacquez was wanted for wren's murder. officers shot and killed another suspect in wren's muder on sunday. a felony warrant was issued and police were tracking jacquez when it came to light that he planned on killing the woman who

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i'm mary moloney reporting. >> pam :it has been just over a month.ate steinle was shot and killed as she walked along pier -14 with her father. tonight, family and friends are remembering her in san francisco, and rallying support for "kate's law" and tougher restrictions on illegal immigrants. kron-'s j-r stone spoke with kate's family. >> j.r. :while the topic of immigration heated up at the debate, tonight's avenge here in san francisco at the jackson bar was all about remembering kate and pushing for her law. family and friends and people who had just heard about the case showed up tonight to show support after she was killed by an undocumented immigrant a long pier 14. many say that it has been a very difficult month >>:she was kind of like an older sister to me and we really bonded at my cousin's bachelorette party last year. we really became close and i felt like she was my older sister. she was really there for me >>:we do not really think about it until something happens to you. you always think that it is not your life and it is not going t

marron a word >> pam: a 38 ft.hale first appeared on the beach early yesterday morning. the third will to wash up on a beach in pacifica since april and still had in world news investigators prepare for a crucial test for the fund cause of the jumbo jet crashed and thus president ought to a campaign to save the world's climate. >> reporter: says has for now all change for the rest leaker 74 castanet next. >> reporter: result to keep this fire so of highway 16 on monday afternoon in the conditions the fire may of jump over highway 20 the bad news and. at last check preserves money aggressively the bring this under control the. 18,000 people remain evacuated from their homes in the area. office >> reporter: response to a sexual assault call ending in a violent shootout when the one officer fatally wounding a sexual assault suspect. cannot"of the front door with the rifle and immediately began firing upon officers and of the house and is currently and serious condition. special >> reporter: flexor money for sergeant s

>> pam: breaking news tonight. police in san jose are investigating another deadly officer- involved shooting. this is the fourth police shooting in nine- days. the most recent shooting happened last night. good evening, i'm pam moore. the suspect involved in tonight's shooting, died at the scene. kron 4's jeff bush is live in san jose. with details and reaction from neighbors. jeff? >> jeff: fan has a police have not released much information but we did note is that it was an officer involved shooting happened just before 7:00 and if of and part of the city of san jose. he conceded it is a very emotional scene following this officer involved shooting as we're hearing from neighbors that the man who lived in the house was well known from neighbors. they say police free for the house many times over the course of the years, and did not want to go on camera to said but this had the they were not surprised that the shooting took place. at this place as i said that there is not much information to go off of right now b

. >> pam: well fires still burning out of control forcing 60,000 a. so far that is roughly this was the size of san francisco. at least two dozen homes destroyed like. county fire spread to napa county. the largest fire burning in the state right now. evening everyone now new evacuation orders are in place tonight that fire threatens uncoffined of palms the structures. gramm has a close look where wildfires are burning across california. first drawls clifford live in lake county with the latest. >> reporter: andrade crews try to bring this fire under control for chilean have suffered setbacks back the iraqi fire burn 62,000 a. still just 12 percent contained fire started last friday to monday crazy been able to keep it was a highway 16 south highway 20 hot temperatures for it when the temperatures have pushed the flames or highway 20. in my everyday been kidnapped we aggressively that this today at that at 28 and whatever they could and it's well established across the area were so cross your fingers to maybe catch a big jump to 20 and appears to be w

good evening, i'm pam moore. police say, this is the city's fifth officer- involved shooting of the year. and, the third resulting in a death. tonight, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with oakland's police chief -- who details what led up to the deadly shootng. >> phillipe :oakland police chief sean whent. >> : "it was a loaded firearm, yes." >> phillipe :holds up a photo of the nine millimeter handgun found next to the suspect after officers opened fire. >> : "the suspect did not fire any rounds at the police, no." >> phillipe :the chief says this all started in the afternoon, when officers in east oakland tried stoppng a car wanted in connection with an armed robbery reported in oakland last month. >> : "but the person did not stop and a vehicle pursuit ensued." >> phillipe :the suspect. a 24-year old man from oakland. led police to the 27th street freeway off-ramp, where he crashed into a car and tired carjacking another. before three officers surrounded him a block away. >> : "and, at that point, the suspec