pam? >> pam: california moves closer to raising the minimum wage will help more when we return curry >> pam:california moves closer to raising the minimum wage. >> pam:california is moving closer to being the first state in the country. with a 15- dollar minimum wage. catherine heenan is here with today's developments. >> catherine:a california assembly panel has given preliminary approval to the deal today. >> catherine:as soon as tomorrow -- the full assembly could consider it. the deal was negotiated by governor brown, labor leaders and legislators. >> catherine:it would gradually raise the minimum wage to 15-dollars an hour by 20-22. but we're also hearing more details on the stupendous costs involved. >> catherine:today a legislative analysis says this would eventually cost taxpayers 3-point-6 billion dollars a year in higher pay for government workers. and the projection doesn't deal with the broader impact to private businesses - especially smaller ones. >> catherine:some economists

>> grant: it's easy to lose . >> pam: yes! >> pam: you're tired. on the road, >> brittany: >> grant: just five games a way from breaking that record. >> grant: congrats! >> grant:the lakers soap opera of a season got worse today. . there is reportedly a video recorded by lakers guard d'angelo russell. talking to teammtae nick young. aka "swaggy p.". about women he has been with while enganged to pop star/rapper iggy azalea. it is not known wheather young knew he was being recorded or how the video was released. but once it became public reports indicate russell is being ostracized by his team. to the point he is eating by himself. one team insider said it was a "prank gone wrong". it didn't take long for twitter to react to the drama. >> grant:someone named kyle creek probably had the funniest response. "if you think this d'angelo tape is embarrassing for the lakers, just wait until players find out someone has been recording their games". >> grant:arizona cardinals pro-bowl defensive back tyrann mathieu responded to russell tweeting "get real". by

pam? >> pam:for up to the minute weather forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron-4 mobile app. >> pam:it's free to download for apple and android devices. >> pam:new details emerging in the aftermath of a fatal officer involved shooting in san jose. >> pam:grant lodes is here with the latest. grant? >> grant:the chief says the shooting was justified. an investigation will examine the matter in more detail. the shooting was last night just after 6:00. at the corner of south 3rd street and martha avenue near san jose state university. >> grant:an officer confronted a guy with a knife, who had already allegedly stabbed two people, one of whom is his estranged wife. police say it was only after the man ignored repeated commands to drop the knife, that the officer opened fire, killing him. >> grant:at a news conference today, chief eddie garcia defended the officer's actions. . >> demanding the suspect to put down the weapon. he did not and then continue to what, to t

pam? >> pam: new s six.high school is hosting a concussion prevention even that too spread awareness about concussion dangers to student-athletes. this function hopes to educate parents and students about concussions it also provides suggestions on how to avoid a brain injury while playing sports. more than 450 students at least are expected to attend including members of the antioch high football, wrestling and volleyball and soccer teams. >> pam: the congressmen desaulier is the author of the process--protecting student athletes from concussion accurate which reads the nationwide standards on concussion safety. according to a recent survey more than 140,000 students suffered concussions while playing high school sports every year. we will be back with more! >> pam: an antitrust coalition continues to gain steam inside the republican party. and is at--and it is possible donald trump could fail to win a majority of delegates before the party convention this summer. those conditions could result in a showdown

>>pam m: we have details on comes return. catherine h: he spent nearly an entire year on the international space station this to the scene today he's been gently remove from space capsule excess spending 11 months on the space station was not easing catherine h: scientists have been comparing results on his twin brother. >>pam m: real crib and anthem of the seas made back to us home port in new jersey this morning the ship was on the of the trip to the eastern caribbean turned rom because of the severe weather. >>pam m: then rented home in miami suburb of o'clock the two people were arrested they're accused of robbing a tractor trailer carrying precious metals and n.c. you're all there may be additional suspects. >>pam m: officials and not counting has confirmed the first test of the virus. >>charles c: miss etta pregnant woman who would travel to central america returned here about a month ago has been confirmed of having zika , the commerce confirm our the state department helped confirm the she indeed has contracted the vi

pam: brittany. what can we expect tomorrow? >> grant: fresh video creek not fresh powder. come monday we will have more snow. look at the drone footage. fresh for today in heavily and kirkwood resorts shoring-shish sharing this with us. >> grant: most people in the sierra it will not really come down until saturday night. if you will see if pileups lick level over a foot. --lake level >> grant: make sure you have supplied in your car, blankets, food and water. it takes five to six or possibly eight hours to get back from lake tahoe when the weather is perfect. but this could be a whole lot worse. >> pam: brittany is back on what can we expect carat? >> brittany: are experiencing delays at the oakland airport. this is not even a major storm system. as we head into saturday night where the snow and higher elevation will come down much more accurate-- more snow will come down. >> brittany: are starting to see more light rain moved into center field, danville and walnut creek. --and center field. -- san

pam? >> pam:for up-to-the minute weather alerts and forecasts in your neighborhood. download the kron 4 mobile app. it's your number one source for news and weather in the bay area. >> pam: new at 8 >> pam: there is mounting evidence that the number of pedestrians killed each year by cars is on the rise. a new report released today says, california is the deadliest state in the country for pedestrians and cyclists. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in the east bay with details from the report. charles.... >> reporter: across the country the number of individuals killed by the locals have increased. the number of pedestrians killed by motor vehicles have climbed by 7 to 9%. 42 percent of all fatalities were just in four states. california, texas and york. seven percent in york. seven percent more. more people are driving and possible because of lower gas charges. and there was a three. that% interest or increase would cars on the road and more people are using silko's when t

pam? >> pam:petaluma fire officials are warning residents to be ready for the upcoming storm. >> pam:new tonight at 8 >> pam:kron four's jeff bush talked to fire officials who say, they will be monitoring the creeks and rivers. and will be ready for rescue operations if necessary. >> reporter:petaluma fire officials say this is one of the worst parts of town for flooding. we are at the north end of petaluma at stony creek road and petaluma boulevard. fire officials say the creek is prone to flooding and drivers have to be rescued here every time there is a major storm that has a lot of rainfall. >> reporter:let's take some video from 2014 and you can see this area covered with standing water that has no other place to go. fire officials say they are monitoring the creek levels and encourage those who live in the low lying areas to be ready with either sand bags or, in extreem casesbe ready to head for higher ground if the flood waters rise too high. >> reporter: offbattallion chief jeff ho

pam? >> pam: we are tracking bart and delays. the problems the system is experiencing and whether they will linger into the morning. plus, a parking meters to change in san francisco and how people are reacting to the new plan. and, at east bay public up to an intruder in their home that is still at large. >> brittany: hour to purchase will keep climbing until tomorrow and i will let you know when that changes. i will go over all the details next! pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase. 6>1 changes everything. >> pam: happening now. >> p

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>>pam m:.rant l: other than that helleri clinton is cleaning up as projected must take a look for some the results we had we have virginia were held a clinton has won decisively than a truck when it for the republicans if we have those graphics -- from the one in five states so far but he did not when oklahoma taprooms takes oklahoma that was just called the which is projected for 10 cruise with and move on with the graphics to oklahoma were 10 cruise has just interjected the winner bernie sanders and hillary clinton close in oklahoma the this was just called was only 29 percent of the precincts reporting the 10 cruise on to second state after taking his home state of texas massachusetts and new england certainly sanders have lost support the clinton with the league right now in massachusetts clinton winning a sixth its trump winning five states so far on the super tuesday. >>pam m: we hear from the bay area man back home from hawaii after a truck slammed into his home what he is demanding toni

>>pam m:back with more.has been a shooting in the mission district in san francisco one person is taken to hospital several shots fired this is on cesar chavez trip between st. avenue and folsom streets that happened just over half an hour ago police say it may have been a drive-by shooting the lead on suspects and the condition of the person shot and not known will keep you posted on the situation. >>: as of right now track patrol is up and the fact over both summit however the rose like sampras the shape we're born to be how little the rubric to mark tomorrow gigabit to drive from one to try and have a discussion on the maturity preoccupations as well south. >>pam m: it is beginning fatima as we show you now the latest deluge has put one-stop the reservoir over the top. >>rob f: we're here you this reservoir outside of the war is a conceit here the reservoir this conflict before and spilling over this is the phil record net to seven and a reservoir of it slows down here and to you the screen and then move

>>pam m: the defense attorney could be heading to your home town will explain after the break >>pam m: the fate of the chabot got clobbered castro valley this decision made about an hour ago the east regional park said the ground that range is so contaminated with lead from the bullet that it would be irresponsible to keep open open and long hair for the 5000 people a year you to chabot gun club and even longer force was one number of bay area they are hitting the road for a series called a conversation on making a matter. >>pam m: the mri results and from hunter pence and his aching there would say how the rev. is doing to have all the sports coming up. >>pam m: choose to buy the tornado she had dismissed her bed checks delivered to a local hardware store when the storm hit security cameras caught video for coming up to the door and calling on them the coke machine followed their lead no words to explain how she managed to survive. >>gary: no steph curry no andre iguodala el with the sports illustrated the tip off against a land of the title of this is a movement the warrior ant towa

>>pam moore:.>>reporter: to discuss the backed slashed his victim and then followed her knuckle she was able to get a good look at him identify him to police the victim was walking her two dogs down melba avenue when police say this man stop the 13 you're in started petting her dog when he stood up he lifted his orchard and exposes naked genitals the victim and immediately walk away with him following her home, authorities said the teenager was able to tell parents who dialed 911 what was an outside to see if the suspect was still around by then he was crossing middlefield road heading toward rent cannot park if you seen this man shall see a black with the here with a skinny build average high between 25 to 30 years old call police there was an extensive search with this guy is still on the loose police are investigating other incidents that occurred last year to sit there and the connections. >>pam moore: they're still working to try and clear mudslide the close tie 152 between gilroy and watsonvi

i'm pam moore. late today, health officials confirmed a case in san francisco, close behind a case in napa county announced earlier this week. we begin tonight with details from kron-4's jr-stone. >> j.r. :it is official as a san francisco resident has tested positive for the zepa virus which is a virus spread by mosquitoes --zika which has in some cases been linked to babies born with a small heads in this case the person was infected when they traveled to central america and the person was not pregnant and they are said to currently be doing well and did not transmit the disease to the united states according to states san francisco is the second bay area counties to confirm a case this week and napa officials announced on wednesday that a pregnant woman has in fact tested positive for the virus. area doctors that i talk with said that if it comes to the virus is a learning process for everyone and they tell me that many of their patients have already changed vacation plans and try to stay clear o

>>pam moore:.lack: the gdp numbers were estimate cut by big banks to deficits of the retail sales fell this and expect income when the cell a sharp downward revision retells of the about one-tenth of a percent it represents the red and probably almost incessant at the highest level since the great depression and neatly timed in come before you can retire with a decent lifestyle or not the average american has ordered 55 years old as 14,000. >>stanley roberts: we revisited the red but city 24 confidence where britain was put the city in demand to stop illegal left turns. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: you cannot turn left their--there, there was their original segment where their bread nor no left turn time to get into the 24 fitness over a city on broadway to lawless city engineers had these very to the driver shall turn left with should solve the problem of their it turned out with nothing more than new some drivers men were simply turn left from

these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. >> pam :nike.as come up with an invention. that may revolutionize the sneaker business. or not. it is nike's new self- lacing sneaker. they are called hyper- adapt 1-point-oh. the sneakers are designed to lace up when your foot slides in. and hits a sensor in the heel of the shoe. there are two buttons on the side which allow you to adjust the fit. after the laces automatically tighten. nike has been working on the concept since 20-13. it is based on the sneakers in the "back -to- the- future" movie series. the self-lacing sneaker will be available to "nike-plus" members. this holiday season. and in three different colors. >> brian :we will see temperatures go into the low to mid '70's and then for the weekend it will get a little cooler >> pam :that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> family first. the baseb

>> pam :still ahead.ng bill is on the governor's desk. that could alter habits through-out california. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. they say denny's 7-pepper spicy skillet is crazy spicy, but how crazy could it be... denny's new crazy spicy skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >> pam :california is on the verge of putting smokng products out of the reach of teenagers. a bill awaits governor brown's signature tonight.that would raise the legal age to 21.to buy cigarettes and tobacco products. the new age limit was approved today by the legislature. supporters say tobacco products are contributing to a health crisis among young people in california. tomorrow, former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest. right next to her husband, former president ronald reagan. a private funeral will take place at 11- in the morning, at the reagan presidential library in simi valley. hundreds of people have passed her casket in the past two- days. to pay their

pam? >> pam:still ahead. a somber day for a south bay family. >> pam:as they remember the daughter who dissappeared 4- years ago today. and later. the warriors look for home- win number 50. >> pam: and east bay coupled that quite a scare when they heard noise in their kitchen derrick kron 4 terisa estacio rapport on what happened. >> reporter: it happened here in the mission valley neighborhood. police said it was on route 2:00 in the morning. where a female heard a noise with the cabinet and the kitchen she shouted out who is here. the berkeley the burglar answers and there was a language barrier and she could not hear what she said. next a man passed the one in the hallway in and out the front door. police believe that the suspect into the home by breaking a window. >> it is just crazy. it really is. >> they-family need to be caught and set up some type of skiing. and make happen. before it gets worse. the >> reporter: description of the suspect was vague. police also say it appears that

good evening, i'm pam moore.ron 4's alecia reid brings us the latest on the search for the suspect. >> alecia :authorites are following up on leads and say witnesses are the key factors in this investigation.the smallest bit of info could break this case >> : if you saw anything in this case, even the smallest thing could help the case >> alecia :the latest shooting along the i-80 corridor sent a jeep grand cherokee careening over the embankment near the hilltop road exit, and its driver dead from gunshot wounds. this is the 7th shooting in 4 months. two of them have been deadly. chp officer daniel hill says all of these shootings may be gang related. >> : this last civtim had strong ties to north richmond gangs. --victim >> alecia :the victim, 39-year- old leslie graham jr, was traveling west bound when another vehicle pulled up. multiple shots were fired into his su-v. it happened just after 1 0'clock saturday morning. much like all the recent shootings between richmond and pinole, it happened while it was dark

>> pam :now at 11. a series of el nino fueled storms. are rolling into the bay area. starting tonight. this is a live look outside along the embarcadero in san francisco. this storm system is expected to bring heavy rain and strong gusts of wind by this weekend. good evening, i'm pam moore. here's a live look outside across the bay area. the rain is expected to start in the next couple of hours.. the storm system will also bring fresh snow to the sierra this weekend. kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp has been tracking the forecast. brittany. where's the rain right >> brittney : this just to the north of san rosa salicylate according to our models we will continue to see light widespread rain mitchell linder into your wednesday--which building your interview thursday--will linger into your thursday commute here is another shot on our satellite radar that is showing where the rainfall is as it is just off the coast of san francisco and the south bay area and as we go into the rest of tonight we will see widespread light rain and showers will linger as we go into tomor

>> pam :now at 11. a string of armed robberies near neighborhood parks in antioch, now becoming a major safety concern for people who live nearby. the most recent incident happened at dallas ranch park. good evening, i'm pam moore. tonight. kron four's philippe djegal reports. antioch police are investigating at least four armed robberies. >> : how are you gonna tell someone to stop being a bad person? >> phillipe :lately, at parks in antioch when day turns to night. >> : its pretty sad. >> phillipe :thieves have been targeting people parked in their cars. >> : if you are sitting in your car that late at night, just keep the doors locked. >> phillipe :on at least four occasions now, between 10-30 at night and 12-30 in the early morning. several victim's have been held up at gunpoint. >> : it's just kind of shocking to hear that. >> phillipe :last week, late monday, wednesday and thursday nights. armed robberies were reported at diablo west park, williamson ranch park, country manor park and dallas ranch

i'm pam moore. we begin with kron-4's jeff bush. reporting from the south bay. >> jeff :he was in the same academy class with this man and was stationed with him in san jose after they both graduated james said that he was a police officer who is dedicated to helping others and he said that is what he was all about >>:he was the embodiment of a public servant he helped the motorists on the freeway and carried his own bag of tools with him and change tires--chains for ires >> jeff :a chp officer died over the weekend because he got hit by a car near truckee while investigating a separate car crash in the sierra. that officer has ties to the bay area nathan died of his injuries sustained on saturday night. a driver hit him while he was helping a driver who was involved in a different accident. james says nathan wanted to help everyone who needed itincluding this man who posted his experience with nathan on facebookexplaining how he gave him a ride and his phone number in case he needed help. james says there are a lot of stories just

good evening, i'm pam moore. workers are still on the tracks this evening. those with union pacific say, they are working on minor repairs. but will be finished in the overnight hours. officials believe a mudslide caused the train to derail. sending it down a bluff and into a creek. crews spent most of today pulling two of the cars off of the hill. and back onto the tracks. everyone survived. but nine people were hurt. >>:there are several concrete ties that will need to be changed and some other small work that needs to be done to the tracks >> pam :the trains will be on a normal schedule tomorrow. the first train leaves stockton at four- twenty in the morning. the landslide that caused the derailment of that ace train. could be the first of several incidents to occur. as a result of the el nino driven storms we have been having this season. kron four's jeff bush talked to a soil expert. who explains what is going on under the soil. >> jeff :the images are striking and dramaticthe ace train crash that was caused by a mudslide on the hill above the train tra

good evening, i'm pam moore. from our partners at c-n-n. karin caifa reports from washington with a look at the scoreboard. and where the race heads next. >> reporter :frontrunners hillary clinton and donald trump won early and often on super tuesday -- showing strength especially among voters in southern contests -- on the biggest day on the primary calendar so far. bernie sanders pulled off wins in vermont and oklahoma, but hillary clinton exit super tuesday with far more delegates. off of that big victory in south carolina saturday - clinton scored wins in states like georgia, alabama, arkansas and texas. speaking in florida -- she looked ahead to a potential november matchup against trump. and trump, returned the fire. >> : instead of building walls, we are going to break down barriers and build ladders of opportunity and empowerment so everyone american can live up to his or her potential >> : once we get all of this finished, im going to go after one person and that's hillary clinton. on the assumption that she's allowed to run, which

>>pam m:. >>j.r.stone: the killing on saturday in the 14 your who's murdered monday morning the driver shooting monday afternoon and an additional shooting ended nine pieces the department has made progress in the wake of the shooting that identified the victim and i 80 shooting of someone who was a known gang member and to live there arrested these four other known gang members between the ages of 21 and 242 guns were confiscated in the process the four suspects when a vehicle seen leaving one of the shootings but the for napa and officially linked the chief says kevin of violence is going to take a community effort in addition to what the department is doing the 14 your may have been a gang member and his family disputes that and the police chief tells us he was not a known gang member the police chief also said that he believes that all this reason victims are targeted. >>reporter: a chance of rain forests of the next week or some is want to take a few hours for the range of transition conse

>> pam :it is the prep. before the storm. communities are bracing for another round of hard rain, wind, flooding and mudslides tonight as more el-nino weather heads our way. good evening. i'm pam moore. rain, rain and more rain. all predicted to start falling tomorrow and continue through the weekend. a flash flood watch is in effect. and the bulls-eye for the worst of the stormy weather. is expected to be in the north bay. that's where we begin tonight. with kron-4's jeff bush. the ground is completely saturated and standing water can be seen all over the northern >> jeff : part of petalumaa part of town that is a traditonal place for flooding. it's a mater of geography and the fire department says people need to be rescued from this part of town every time there is a major flooding event. battalion chief jeff holden petaluma fire department >>:there is a large basin that feeds the river systemfeeds the petaluma river. so, we monitor rain fall and then we monitor the streams. >> jeff : the area near stony creek road and peta

it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> pam :finally tonight.echanical wonder from the braniacs at stanford university. they have created a team of six tiny robots that can pull a car! they're called u-bots. like ants, the u-bots work as a team to move objects hundreds of times their size, like this frog being carried along by ants. the tiny robots use micro- adhesion and team load-sharing, to conquer the weight of this nearly 4,000 lb car. the stanford researchers noticed. ants can boost their lifting and dragging power by using three out of their six legs at once. this is really amazing and that eventually will replace all of us here in the newsroom but until then we will keep plugging along an >> brittney : is here to give us a quick look at the weather as we head into the next couple of days we're going to stay strong over our region with high pressure so lots of sunshine and then the rain and the sock--and thus no room to stay no.--are going to stay in the north here's the seven day forecast showing that thursday is going to be our peaked i

>> pam :tonight at 11 bart riders had a rough day. all because of a track issue that shutdown service between the north concord station and the pittsburg/ bay point station system- wide delays were experienced all day long. well into the evening hours. kron four's jeff bush is live tonight in pleasant hill with the latest jeff. >> jeff :today was not a good today to be a part writer was trouble on the track--bart rider packed trainspacked platforms and packed busesbart passengers not having a good day. the problem started late in the morning and by the evening commutethe reduced service was on everyone's mind. bart officials say service was stopped all together because of an issue with the tracks in the east bay. >> alicia trost : we cannot risk damaging any more train cars at bart. we have a limited number of cars so what we did is pull the service from inbetween those two stations so we can get to the root cause. we cannot afford to lose any more train cars to damage >> jeff :more than a dozen buses were used to shuttle people from

nova vox >> pam: officers called to seem an aging campbell st. the fund a man in his 20s shot taken to hospital we have learned his trance dead investigators on the scene piecing together what exactly happened more on this story coming up at 6:00. the tech boom we have been experiencing over the last few years. has put all kinds of new gadgets and devices on the new categories include wearables, the internet of appliances. some of these new gadgets are very sophisticated. and can be intimidating to buy and figure out on your own. and our tech trends reporter gabe slate. shows us a new retail store that wants to fix that. >> gabe: in the heart of silicon valley at the new beta store we always get the cool new innovative the things here and this sort in the first of its kind offering a completely new experience when shopping for consumer electronics. if the deal like something want to buy it they will bring you an unopened box version to take home the whole point is to help understand new electronics out on the market but they have the offer and ex

sot - i'm almost aneamic where >> pam: companies setting forth a fight the spread.l lesson in bullying from brian the giants fan who was beaten after game and suffered brain damage the moving message he delivered at a school today news continues on it news at 6. >> pam: another confirmed case of zika this time in san francisco. how person has tested positive for birth defects. google, is joining the fight against zika by donating one-the world health organization has declared the virus a global health emergency, and the company is stepping up to help google often gives out grants in the forms of money and brainpower to nonprofits. the donation will aid in finding a vaccine, and will work with the communities and governments our coverage continues online on our website. there. we have more information on zika. including tips on how kron4news-dot-com a south bay teen is spreading the word.about an infections disease he contracted while playing organized sports. his face is broken out with herpes lesions as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, the sunnyvale wrestler is go

pam?>> pam: kevin mentioned during his stint last night people in the industry should not be discouraged their work is valued one day hopefully this will be an old problem. >> pam:two candidates have a chance to all but lock up their party nominations tomorrow. grant is here with an update on the presidential race on the eve of super tuesday >> grant:hillary clinton and donald trump may be unstoppable after tomorrow's primaries and caucuses in more than one dozen states. clinton is heavily favored to win most of the democratic contests, and donald trump is tomorrow's contest alone will yield nearly a quarter of the nomination, with stakes that high, the campaign is getting nasty and even physically rough. emotions running high as black lives matter demonstrators interrupted a trump speech in virgnia. alright, get em out get em out they were protesting trump's apparent refusal to disavow the support of louisiana racist david duke well just so you understand, i don't know anything about davi

: of pictures of the weather we want to see them send them to breaking news@ kron4news-dot-com. >> pam: temporary flood barriers back all around 17th and folsom st. a new pilot project designed to protect homes and businesses that have been so many times before. city is looking a larger permanent solution to address the flooding in this area they say that could take years hundreds of millions of dollars to complete. the mayor has a nonsenses " get additional shelter beds to get the homeless out of the rain. it will open across the city of monday even though the national weather service is issuing that this will be wet and stormy. answer mrs. agencies sister including church include other service. color forecasts neighbor o de kron 4 mobile application and a the bay area. father behind a bar tonight after taking a hostage standoff authority is receive the call from a mother olds say i hurrahs guns. he barricaded himself home. arrive and negotiate after taking his daughter and he surrendered his daughter and heart . after a total of six- hours in the standoff, chamles eventually taken in

what is your response to pam on that? >> well, i agree that things would have turned out differently in the 19th century. and i wouldn't mind going back to those times, not in terms of the values of the times, but in terms of the role of the court. think back to, you know, how lincoln handled dredge scott, which is to say that it applied to the parties and did not bind others. and you see what happens after berga fell. there was a lot of talk after the decision that that's how state and local officials should react. but that's not how they reacted. so clearly the court went from being, i would say, you know, one of three equal branches to what can only be called judicial supremacy, even judicial tyranny. the idea that there can't be any remedy, no matter how absurd, what the supreme court does, is if you really think about it, a bet you a notion that no one in this room supports. if tomorrow the supreme court just decided to invalidate the 13th amendment, should we all just sit by and say, well, you know, it's 5-4, but th

i' m pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: i just learned something. heather: you know who will have ed: who? heather: the first-time voters. my son is 18. they do that snapchat thing. ed: harvey, i thought we would go vote and take a selfie but i guess not. harvey: we have a talk about the weather because it will be eventful. not during the voting hours. lots of changes for the balance of the week. 37 in boston now. that is important because just enough cold air is left from the colder air that came in overnight last night. before the warmer air takes over. there is a storm coming which will start around 11:00 or midnight tonight. there could be some sleet or freezing rain north and west of boston initially. eventually, it goes to the north and brings it to northern new england and brings the rain and warmer temperatures here. we do have a winter weather advisory in effect until 1 a.m. and longer until 6 a.m. toward southern new hampshire and far northern and western mass. those southerly winds will gust late tonight into tomorrow morning. the pink co

good evening, i'm pam moore. in an instant, the accident has changed their familys' lives forever and through tears, they have a message for all drivers tonight slow down. the berkeley family spoke only with kron 4's justine waldman. justine is here now with details on fromn exclusive interview. justine? lil-le-ah is as sweet as she is tough. and what this 9-year old is going through heartbreaking. while she is not angry at the driver who hit her she is sharing her story to make sure no other little kid feels her pain. one bright spot li-le-ah and her family are huge cal basketball fans. and to help cheer them all up the cheerleading team came to their house to visit see it here! li-le-ah told me the best was. they gave her her own pom-pon. there is a fundraiser to help the family both parents have stopped working because lillia needs 24/7 care. and medical bills keep coming. >> reporter: 60 hit them both well in the crosswalk and the car crushed the fourth grader. "shoes on the ground assault her broken legs. .

he was nervous. >> but after the crook got $200 he turned his attention and weapon towards pam. >> and he turned his gun on me and said give me your car keys and i said are you kidding me? >> no joke the video handed over her keys. >> i think he would have shot me. >> the gunman took off in her car. >> she told the 911 what happened. >> he threatened us. >> and her car was not the only thing stolen. >> it has my purse and everything. >> pam says her cell phone was taken along with candy and stuffed animals she was going to put in easter baskets for kids at her church. >> police are looking for her car while pam lives with fear. >> i had my husband put a step stool in front of the front door and the locks are changed. >> i kept thinking thank god everybody is okay. >> in nor ton, bob jones, newschannel 5. >>> mark is here and what a day. >> am i your favorite? >> you are. >> i did some housecleaning outside. i cleaned out the bluebird house. you should do that in the beginning of march so the blue birds can find their nest. it was a beautiful day and i did that on facebook live you can

sfx: clap, clap, ding >> pam: new at six.ch special needs school that came under fire after a video showing a student being abused by a teacher's aide went viral has responded to the state's call for reforms. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on these new developments and talked with an attorney who says he is planning to sue the school on behalf of a number of students. it was a video that caused anger and outrage. showing a 9 year old boy being slapped and dragged by a teacher's aide at the antioch tobinworld ii campus. two aides were fired.and now one has been charged with misdeamor child abuse and another has been charged for allegedly failing to report it. the california department of education gave tobinworld until last week to come up with a plan are trained annually on how to report instances of suspected child abuse and develop a positive behavior implementation training program. tobinworld says they've met the deadline.the attorney now representing the child in this video says it's about time the state stepped in

the story doesn't end there, pam. they also discovered a hospital bill on this man dated march 18th. for treatment if gen germany fo wound. nay believe he may well have served that wound in a raid in belgium t belgium. their working assumption is that he was in the same safe house on mar march, tuesday of last week when it was raided. the hospital bill dating from march 18th, three days later, in germany. they also recovered a train ticket showing he had recently traveled from brussels to germany. all of this linking him to potentially this cell in brussels, pam. >> peter, all these loose ends we're hearing from paul. all these people. they're rounding up. trying to find. some they may not know about. at the same time, the terror level was downgraded. what you to make of that? >> i think it's very puzzling. of all the time to lower to alert, people still in belgium itself, why would you lower it? >> just as the state department is warning americans to take care overseas. we're coming up on the easter holiday weekend.

. >> pam: six months since the devastation in lake county. and cameras were rolling and the flames devoured middletown, hidden valley mall and other areas. four people died in those wild fires in more than a thousand homes were destroyed j. r. stone talked to people picking up the pieces six months later. >> j.r.: some manufactured being brought in. some is the key word many lots are still vacant. sandy who shot the video of her family as they evacuated still remembers the night or the fire destroyed everything. process that continues to take emotional toll on everyone. sot it's a real hard road that we're taking here that nobody is going to know what we're going though the experience of what i talked with those in the county who tell me they are working hard to get through the new homes. in middletown, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: insurance laudable cloudiness and then a big impact only 50 degrees in san francisco and then 65 abate it's still pretty warm and inland valleys in antioch 79. the club's going to the entire bay area the va

good evening, i'm pam moore. an east bay community.on edge tonight following a string of deadly shootings in recent weeks. the latest.a 21 year-old gunned down over the weekend. kron 4's jr stone is live in police are doing to keep the streets safe.jr? no >> j.r.: and as a good man who does and that never in trouble merely like to dance. . of monday and suspects in the latest cases and not directly linked anyone to those cases but they say they have taken a number of illegal guns off of the streets. .. 21 roll-call russell the latest be killed a young man who liked to dance found shot multiple times on sunday morning death is the third two weeks here in richmond. in total richmond has had six murders on the year. they have taken 77 illegal guns of the street since the year started those who knew ross will describe what they remember about him and does it talk to me about the problem at hand. .. they're urging warm people come forward many as police and be below what happened and some of these cases. the thing tha

pam, back to you. >> our coverage continues on- line on our website. there we have more information on zika including tips on how to avoid getting the virus. it's all at kron4.com. >>> the other big story we are following tonight, a nanny arrested for alleged child abuse on a 13-month-old baby in her care, and a camera in the home was rolling at the time of the incident. grant lodus is following the investigation. >> reporter: this nanny, mariah gonzalez, 20 years old, had no idea the parents had hidden a camera in the room. police say video shows gonzalez silencing the crying baby by putting her hand over his mouth. at one point, police say the video shows the 13-month-old going limp twice before the nanny puts the child in a crib and walks away. at gonzalez's home today no answer when we knocked. people who live near that baby boy are stunned. >> oh no, i seen something on the news this morning, that was it. i didn't even know it was my next-door neighbor. i just thought it was someone in livermore. >> i live down the street actually, but i really ha

i'm pam cook. brian flores will join us at 5:00 but steve is here with the friday weather, the weekend forecast. >> absolutely. >> feels nice out. >> increase in the coastal low cloud fog variety and a few high clouds but overall a nice day, a cooldown probably closer to the beaches but slight warmup away from the coast. there's a little bit more fog this morning than we saw yesterday and everything continues to come down from the north and indicationly get -- occasionally get higher clouds. the lows coming up a few degrees and expected today because of the low cloud deck. overall coast fog, sunny and nice, warmer. inland temperatures in the 60s to 70s. happy friday, sal. >> steve, i thought it would never get here, friday. >> it's here now, enjoy. >> it is. we will see, we will see what the guys in the control room feel june russ about -- generous about giving me on the traffic. the traffic is moving along very well if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza. not a lot going on. which is good

this is a full hour of your good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:more headaches for bart riders tonight. service between the pittsburg/ bay point station and north concord. is now shut down indefintely. bart still has not been able to has already taken 50 -cars out of service. kron 4's philippe djegal spoke with frustrated passengers. but we begin. with kron 4's charles. bart says, service >> reporter: 50 train cars and have been damaged normally use a blunt belsen bowl selection decision the third rail to power electric motors for unreasons the third real power man respected as high of 2000 votes on wednesday more power than the cardinal. the power spikes and damaged the out pocket-sized switches takes 22 weeks to get new ones and for that reason damage car could get a service for recent months. they're looking for alternatives butter sold sooner. for what's causing the problem in the first place they're working on it. but a logical engineers experts try to speed up the process. >> pam:bart passengers are reallyriders have been jumping on and off the bus bridge. from the pittsburg- bay

but the most rain are seen even more paul holes. >> pam: bay area. but cooler temperatures are on the way. brian joins us now with the forecast. brian, what can we expect tomorrow? >> reporter: full weekend we will have some rain for sunday and saturday but sedated to stuff sunday we will be dealing with grain from much of the day. san mateo bridge clear up there and a little hazy to create down to 15 to 20 degrees not as cool conquers san jose's center rosa and for tomorrow we will have low clouds bring in cooler weather as well as the sea breeze up and over 20 mi. per hour sunshine for the afternoon it will be especially by the coast school and then saturday lots of clouds we have partial clearing afternoon temperatures about the same and mostly cloudy to start the day sunday. >> pam:in national news. a fiery exchange over tainted water on capitol hill today. catherine is here to tell us what happened when michigan's governor testified about the water crisis in flint. >> catherine:republican governor rick snyder told a house oversight committee tha

. >> i'm pam cook. let's start with weather and traffic. >> it won't be as warm and nice as yesterday. >> it was a little bit hot. >> it was. no doubt about it. today will be okay. just a lot more high clouds streaming over us. this may be the first of many systems as we look down the road. i have seen some rain projections to the 18th. it will pick up towards friday and the weekend. today is a lot of high clouds. mostly cloudy in the morning. partly sunny in the afternoon. i think we'll get more sun later on. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. they are up today compared to yesterday at this time. the fog is not much of a factor. upper 40s low 50s. walnut creek 46. a mostly cloudy morning. partly sunny this afternoon. changes start on thursday. i'll have more on that coming up later. lots of clouds. a little cooler on the afternoon highs even though they are above normal temperatures. more upper 60s now and low 70s. sal, i hope your screen is quiet. >> things are quiet so far. it is off to a nice start o

did you just insult pam? no i did not. i said it might be a bad hair day because of the humidity but pam's hair looks fabulous. >> no, steve never picks on me. >> it looks fabulous. so high humidity. not much organized yet but everything is developing later tonight and more likely into saturday. th

. >> i really don't there, dave and pam. dave and pam. >> yes! thank you for noticing. >> dave and pam. all right. let's get to it. we have cloud cover over us. very light rain. i know up in petaluma up to the russian river there is some rain. fort bragg two-thirds of an inch. santalina .08. cobb mountain and middletown .07. there will be okay rain here. we have to kind of wait for the jet stream to get its act together and much closer towards. by late friday and saturday and sunday we will see decent totals. we hope it holds next week as well. there is always a curveball here in weather. that's for sure. today a lot of cloud cover. very light rain. there is deeper moisture beginning to take aim. it looks like at the north bay. that's the case, marin county north, even though radar doesn't show much, it can be a steady, steady drizzle and turn to light rain. looks like some in lake county, maybe a little bit in marin county. not a lot there. some towards santa clara valley, in the mountains. 50s on the your temps there. the mild side. no cold air

also pam and sal, we have some steady light drizzle. or areas people have been writing where is it, steve? sadness. you be patient. it's on its way. fort bragg .67. cazadero .60. the russian river could get an inch of rain even though it's a steady drizzle. calistoga, st. helena hills .20. anywhere from two to four. i have seen seven days about 10 inches for some. mendocino county around the feather river canyon. that's liquid precipitation. a lot of cloud cover. there is no support for it right now. by that i mean no lift. floss cold air. there is no -- there is no cold air. there is a steady stream. hard to see. sometimes this is below the radar beam. we are getting reports of light rain, especially north bay. i think that's the main focus today. other areas have a lot of cloud cover. speaking of that cloud cover, there is a lot that has to filter in and it's on the weekend, you guys. that's when everybody will get in on the rain show. that looks good. >>> this wet weather along with the big waves could mean more erosion there along t

his mother, pam bowman, arrives to help. >> you're not taking it. >> reporter: pam is a licensed nurse who works with babies born addicted. we can see that matt is anxious. carefully picking out his tie for the judge. >> probably going to wear this blue tie, babe. there's two here. what do you think, savannah? >> yeah. separated from matt because i've got no idea how long or how short it's going to be. love you. >> reporter: three days later, we're with them, as they arrive at the courthouse unsure of matt's fate, or the fate of this young family. >> when we made the decision to get clean and go to rehab and try to change our life for our daughter, you know, we've worked nonstop since then to become better people and you know she's the love of my life. so i'm taking care of what i thing. i'm not sure what's going to happen. maybe send me back to rehab, maybe make me do some program which you know, i've been in this far anyways. the worst that's going to happen is they're going to put me in jail and i'm going to do some time. be strong for her. >> reporter: the thought of matt being sen