(pam) new (pam) (pam) (pam) new tonight at ten... the tail of two women. theresa and dana....dogs provide them critical care.((grant))one -- who is visually impaired -- has a service dog that helps guide her around town.the other --says she suffers from depression -- and needs her dog to reduce her anxiety. ((pam)) kron4's michelle kingston goes in-depth ... to explore why áboth women feel they have a right to have their comfort pets in public. ánatsá"hi buddy, buddy, buudy! who's a good boy? who's a good boy?"this is wills ... an adorable yellow lab -- theresa stern's best friend ... and guide dog.álaughsátheresa stern, visually impaired "having a guide dog is life changing. it is so hard to explain. it's like asking someone who is sighted what it is like for them to have their eyes."ánatsá"forward. left." wills went through months of training at the guide dogs for the blind in order to care for, guide and protect theresa. theresa stern, visually impaired"he, he is amazing. he helps me live my life in the way that i want to live my life. i feel comfortable and confident getti

(pam) thanks for joining us, i'm pam moore...(steve) and i'm steve aveson...we've been tracking this breaking been tracking this breaking news all day long...(pam) and tonight (pam)long...news all day this breaking been tracking this breaking news all day (pam) and tonight we have confirmed the identity of the shooter as áánasim woman who is from southern california.... it all started early this afternoon-- as people were outside - as people this afternoon-started early it all (steve) california....from southern woman who is aghdam -- a áánasim shooter as youtube identity of the confirmed the we have and tonight (pam) long...news all day this breaking been tracking this breaking news all day long... (pam) and tonight we have confirmed the identity of the youtube shooter as áánasim shooter as áánasim aghdam -- a woman who is from southern california....(steve) it all started early this afternoon-- as people were outside eating lunch.. at the youtube headquarters on cherry avenue near traeger avenue in san bruno.. (pam) walmart's e

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(pam) a part (pam) (pam) a part owner in the club, did reach out to the women to apologize, and the womenhey appreciate that. but, they say, an apology from a person who was not even there during the altercation ... can only go so far. the warriors... looking to close out the spurs tonight to advance to round-two of the nba playoffs... right now...(wipe to sixers) heat-sixers game 5... rapper "meek mill"... hours after being released from prison... rings the philly pre-game bell... 3rd quarter... ben simons... ally-oop to joel embid for the dunk... embid has 19 points and 12 rebounds... simmons with 14, 10 and 6 assists 4th quarter... j.j. reddick... nails one of his 5 three- pointers... he had a game-high 27 kevin hart loves it... sixers co-owner michael rubin loves it... meek mill and his son love it sixers win 104-81... they win the series 4-1... dwanye wade... only 11 points on 4-of-15 shooting philly awaits the winner of this next series...(wipe to bucks-celtics) giannis antetokuomnpo the "greek freak" and his bucks tied 2-2 with the celtics... 3rd quarter... marcus smart... the ally

>(pam) an emotional (pam) cry...."> (pam) an emotional end to an era.wn vicki liviakis is there with a sneak peak of the good bye celebration. what is replacing the longtime drinking and dancing establishment? that's a kron 4 exclusive report tonight at 9pm... in our prime-time newscast. still ahead at 8 pop star mariah carey reveals a years-long battle with a mental health disorder...why she is choosing to disclose it now. plus. the states where people live the longest... how california ranks among state life expectancy. and next. a vigil for a hit and run victim ---- ends up in more hit and run violence. the dramatic video out of southern california. (pam) new tonight at eight... a vigil attended by about 100 bicyclists in los angeles today.... turned violent.(steve) it ended with a man getting hit by a car. reporter steve kuzj has dramatic video of the incident. nat:vofrom a peaceful protest... to anger over civilian drivers trying to push their way through a blocked intersection... to an lapd vehicle under attack... all climaxing with an innocent ma

(pam) and im pam moore.. in for vicki liviakis.s rain is triggering flood watches in the north bay and for the santa cruz mountains... (grant) tonight we have team coverage on the storm... kron4's ella sogomonian is in north bay... keeping an eye on the rising creeks...(pam) hermela aregawi is in the east bay where a tree has come down... and charles clifford is in san francisco tracking potential flooding. but first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here ... with where the rain is coming down the hardest. lawrence karnow: a very powerful storm is now hitting the bay area. flooding concerns continue to grow especially in the north bay. flood watches are now up for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. flooding along many of the small creeks and streams are possible tonight and tomorrow morning. high winds are also gusting near 40s mph near the coast and there could be some local power outages. we continue to see heavy rain on the doppler radar. its been heaviest near the coast and in the nor

(pam)right now: the (pam) right now: the (pam)right now: the heavy equipment that will take down the building... is being brought in and setup. (grant) kron 4's hermela aregwak talked with a family who was evacuated from the building across the street. hermela...where is this family staying? (pam) (pam) only on kron 4... a deadly party drug has made its way into the bay area. and has taken the life of a san bruno teen. (grant) tonight: his mom wants to warn other parents. kron 4's j-r stone spoke with her tonight.. and is live in san bruno.jr-- what is in this drug that makes it so dangerous? (j.r.)well this 18 year old bought xanax that was laced wtih fetanyl. the most deadly drug right now in america. the 18 year old who died graduated from peninsula high school here in san bruno last year. you can see the school behind me. his mother described what happened.they were up late playing video games until 2 in the morning...they all woke up and he didn't18-year-old david ochoa died in february of this year. his mom says that they noticed he was using pills months prior to this but they

(pam)in the nation's capitol... the alarm about a 14-hundred percent price hike - for a cancer medication. but can anyhing be done? as washington correspondent alexandra limon explains, the practice is not against the law. a small pill that treats brain cancer and hodgkin's lymphoma now has a huge price tagjohn rother / president, national coalition on healthcarea phrase that comes to mind is price gouging.five years ago lomustine cost 50 dollars per pill. the same pill now costs nearly one-thousand dollars. senators susan collins, claire maccaskill and catherine cortez masto want answers from the manufacturer and its parent companysen. catherine cortez masto / nevada (d) they're trying to make more money, a 1400% increase, off the backs of people who literally it's a life or death situation for them. it's outrageous.alexandra limon / @alexlimonnewswe contacted the pharmaceutical company to ask why the price has increased so dramatically... we're still waiting for a response. an online statement blames the cost of r

>(pam) community..."m) the rangers and the parks department will partner with city police, the sheriff's office, the water district and other stake-holders ... to study the idea ... and report back to the city council in six- months. (pam) a preschool in massachusetts is banning the term "best friends" from their classrooms.. saying the language does not promote inclusivity.(steve) but one child's mother calls the policy "ridiculous" that mom says the teacher told her daughter she could not refer to her 4 year old classmate...as a best friend. the school says the term can quote "lead to other children to feel excluded." and can ultimately lead to the formation of cliques.

(pam) (pam) now at 8. a day after she opened fire at youtube... we are learning new details about shooter identified as nasim aghdam. and the anger she harbored toward youtube.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. we are also learning how nasim got access to the building. and what her relatives are saying following the terror at youtube. tonight we start with kron-4's j-r stone who joins us live from san bruno... j-r what is the latest? (j.r.)pam, steve dozens of cleaners are now inside the youtube building. we saw them go inside late this afternoon. as for police. from our vantage point it appears as though officers have cleared this area after a very busy day.crime scene cleanup crews busy at work wednesday just outside of youtube headquarters. wiping down railings outside the front entrance and clearing away broken glass on the back side near the courtyard area where the shooting went down.sot your support reminds us that even in the toughest of times the youtube community comes together and supports one ano

(pam) new tonight at 8.e are learning the identity of a woman killed in a crash involving an unlicensed teenager driver. susan williams died in the collision. it happened on lakeville highway tuesday morning. police say, javier lopez was driving on the road, when he crossed double yellow lines... and hit williams' car head on. williams was a marine biologist and distinguished professor at u-c davis' department of evolution and ecology. (pam) turning now to our four zone forecast.(catherine) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at the rest of your work week. lawrence karnow: it took a long time for clouds to clear today and as a result the temperatures were not as warm. it has been breezy too which will bring clouds back into the bay and valleys tonight. a few thunderstorms popped up over the sierra in the afternoon and we could see more over the next few days. on the satellite you can see the low pressure center now off the coast of northern california. it will continue to wander toward th

(pam) well now..ederal trade commission and the federal communications commission have asked private companies to help-by developing apps to stop robocalls. (grant) brie jackson reports on an expo in washington to showcase the latest products designed to block robocalls. federal officials and private companies want the annoying calls to stopthe federal communications commission says billions of robocalls are made each month. but there are ways to block thembrad pittmon's company vtech communications developed phones that use automated messages to stop robocalls before they ring to you. every unknown caller gets a message.brad pittmon/ vtech communications: that outgoing message says this number does not accept unsolicited calls if you are a telemarketer please hang up and if you are not press pound.brie jackson/d.c. correspondent: the fcc says it receives nearly 200,000 complaints each year and the majority of them deal with robocalls. now vendors along with lawmakers are working on ways to better pro

(pam) (pam) threats and force.. the conditions one attorney says, his client faced during a sexual encounter with a deputy. coming up: why that same attorney says, the coco county sheriff's know the act between the deputy and inmates was not consensual. (grant) the people paid to serve and protect...are allegedly attacking one of their own. why one san francisco officer is now going public with his explosive account. (pam) some credit card companies are getting rid of signatures. coming up: why some critics say, this will hurt small business (pam) happening now-- police are looking for a family of four ... who went missing while on a road trip from portland, oregon, to their home in santa clarita. the thottapilly family was last heard from on thursday of last week. they were supposed to arrive at a relative's home in san jose the next day-- but never showed up. tonight, kron4's michelle kingston has new information on the search .... from the california highway patrol . (mk)family and friends of the thottapilly's ar

(pam) and i'm pam moore this storm is fueled by a so-called "atmospheric river" .. also called a pineapple express.. and the potential for heavy rain is already triggering a series of flood watches ... particularly for burn- scarred areas of the north bay.(steve) tonight kron-4's hermela aregawi is live with how the downpours will affect the roads. but first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us...lawrence is tracking the timing of the storm. lawrence karnow: showers have started and we are getting ready for heavy rain. doppler radar is showing the rain picking up now. but it won't become heavy until after midnight. flood watches have now been posted for the north bay mountains and valleys as well as the santa cruz mountains. we could see as much as 4 to 6 inches of rain with some isolated amounts as high as 8 inches. the major rivers are not forecast to flood but we will see some of the smaller creeks and streams rise rapidly and flooding is possible. the commute will be bad with heavy rain and ponding on the roads. it looks bad all day but worst in the morn

(pam )lawrence has the forecast. lawrence karnow: we stated with low clouds and fog but finished with mostly sunny skies except at the coast. it wias cooler today with most highs in the 70s inland with cooler 50s at the coast. doppler radar continues to show no rain. but the satellite image shows plenty of low clouds and fog. you can see the area of low pressure swirling off of the coast. we will see cooler temperatures into the weekend as that low approaches the bay area. there's even a slight chance of showers mainly to the north on friday and saturday. but it is a something called a cutoff low and they are very hard to forecast. if it shifts further south we could see showers elsewhere too. tomorrow will start with clouds and clear to the coast in the middle of the day. highs will be cooler in the 70s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s near the coast. more clouds and below normal temperatures return on thursday into the weekend. (pam) the environmental protection agency is fining the city of oakland and a

she was nervous to tell me that they felt funny about it because all of (pam)(pam) (pam) (pam) (pam)was karen jordan reporting. the school said, it has never received complaints about the underground railroad simulation before -- and will explore other options for future trips. the the warriors without steph curry have a three-game lead on the spurs in the first round the good news is the two-time m-v-p is getting closer to his return this morning the medical staff gave curry the green light to return to practice starting tomorrow. the examination revealed steph's left knee is progressing and the intensity on his workouts will increase throughout the week curry will be a limitied participant in saturday's practice the team will re-evaluate him in one week. steph has missed the last 13 games the last thing this team needs is more injuries. kevin durant and shaun livingston, who tweaked an ankle in the the fourth quarter in game three, are not expected to miss any games. meanwhile, lebron james and the cavaliers taking the pacers in indiana for game three lebron trying to movativate hi

(pam) hapenning (pam) hapenning now...ederal and marin county officials are still assessing the damage from last week's big storm... which severely damaged the parking lot at stinson beach. the worst of it is still roped off with caution tape. rushing water washed away the ground underneath the concrete... and caused much of the parking lot to collapse. people who live and work in this small beach community say... parking is already an issue and this is only going to make things worse.<> (pam) locals are worried that all or part of the lots could be closed into the summer. the national park service says, it will have a better picture of what needs to be done... once more of the mess is cleaned up. a live look outside tonight.

(pam) tonight ... (pam) . .(pam) tonight ... music community is mourning the death of grammy- nominated swedish d-j avicii. the 28-year-old was found dead in oman this afternoon. known for his grueling touring schedule, avicii retired from performing in 2016 ... after a string of health issues, including acute pancreatitis. in a statement ... avicii's publicist said .. the family is devastated and they ask for privacy at this time. (pam) a florida mother wants to find a new school for her young son... after he was handcuffed by a school resource officer.(steve) her six-year-old son has autism. authorities say he was being disruptive in class... and even tried to take the officer's gun. marisela villa is doing everything she can to raise her son elias right. last week school officials say elias was out of control in his computer class. he repeatedly bashed his head on the groud...and even reached for a school resource officers gun. the incident...resul ted in the six-year-old being handcuffed. however...the boys mother...thinks t

((pam)) ((pam)) new tonight at ten... a republican running for the u-s senate.... is making the push áagainstá california being a sanctuary state. paul taylor, who grew up in oakland, held a rally today on the steps of san francisco city hall. he says, by making california a sanctuary state... it imposes threats to public safety. he also says, it attracts millions more illegal immigrants ... to come and consume the public wealth of california... at the expense of taxpayers.change needs to happen because what we've been doing simply is not working. on all sides of the aisle anyone who comes out here today is saying things are messed up. our finances are going down the drain because we are not handling our money right. it's the leadership that we have that has caused all these different issues and one of them is sanctuary cities. taylor has proposed using th e e-verify system, which allows employers to check their records against information in the social security database... to track illegal immigrants with criminal records. (steve) here's more evidence of an insane

(pam) as was (pam) (pam) as was mentioned.. that song is called " never enough"... it's from the movie "the greatest showman" (steve) it's also been shared more than 26 hundred times and liked by nearly four thousand people. all of a sudden, i heard this loud bang and glass came flying out of the side of the window there."(steve)many new drivers fear making a mistake on the driving test. caught on camera: but if you plow through a window at the d-m-v building, it's not likely you'll pass. it's not likely d-m-v building, it's not likely you'll pass. (pam) stella artois is recalling some of its beer. coming up :what beer the company says may have gotten glass in it. (steve) happening now-- stella artois is recalling some of its beer. the company says small pieces of glass may have fallen inside certain bottles. the recall affects stella artois' six-packs ... 12 packs ... 18 packs and 24 packs ... sold in the u-s and canada. they say less than one percent of glass bottles in the u-s may have been affected. the company says it's working with its supplier to fix the prob

>(pam) community...">(pam) the rangers and the parks department will partner with city police, the sheriff's office, the water district and other stake-holders .... to study the idea, and report back to the city council in six - months. (steve) years in the making and today ground was officially broken in the east bay. much needed help is coming to drivers who use interstate 680. the sunol grade is among the worst commutes in the bay area. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... a new express lane is expected to improve drive times. (philippe) the constant congestion along northbound i- 680 in alameda county, for years... has been a point of contention for drivers. and, now help is finally on the way.richard valle/actc- "this is gonna reduce your commute time, it's gonna get you to work, uh quickly." much like the express lane added to the southbound side of the sunol grade back in 20-10... alameda county tranportation commission executive director art dao (dow) says when the new lane is added to th

(pam) a woman's privacy violated... when she catches sight of a recording device... recording her every move in a public restroom. coming up: where police say this happened (steve) an uber driver held at gun-point.coming up: police say they arrested the suspect.. who was in the business of mancufacturing the very weapon he was using. (pam) in another big story tonight ... a north bay man arrested for allegedly video taping victims in a public restroom. the crime reportedly occurred at the northgate mall in san rafael. (steve) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, police say this suspect has been arrested before on a similar crime. (terisa estacio reporting) police say the female victim was using a family bathroom here at northgate mall when she noticed a cellphone pointing at her recording her everymove... raul aguilar, sgt. san rafael police dept. the suspect actually removed a panel from within the bathroom tried to conceal the phone with the panel. he put it on record and it was recording when she found it. the vict

(pam)(pam) palo alto (pam)(pam) palo alto police have arrested a man....used of sexually assaulting a teenage girl while she was out on a jog. eduardo antonio chavarria- diaz was booked yesterday morning in richmond... the incident happened back on march 28th ... near the intersection of arastradero and deer creek roads. police say, the suspect pulled the victim off the path, put a gun to her head and sexually assaulted her. after investigating, officers found chavarria- diaz was allegedly involved in a similar situation that occurred in oakland last month. lawrence karnow: temperatures soared in the 70s in many parts of the bay area today. it was well above the average with even a few record highs. the clouds have started to move in again as another storm remains poised off the coastline. it is dry on the doppler radar now but that will likely change tomorrow. it doesn't look anything like our last storm but there is a chance of a few light showers. on the satellite you can see the storm to our west. the skies will become mostly cloudy tonight with lows i

">(pam)were here. "> (pam) police are still looking for the driver . ambiance since 2008, i have been looking at the problem of illegal dumping in the city of oakland, where were we then, and how does it look now, i'll show you in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (steve) a fake makeup bust-- is exposing an ugly side of l- a's fashion district!some of those knock-off cosmetics... tested positive for bacteria. (pam) kandiss crone got a up-close look at the problem. los angeles police warned about the dangers of using counterfeit cosmetics and urged the public to use common sense when purchasing on the street.at a press conference on monday, authorities showcased what looked like high-end makeup but was really $700,000 worth of counterfeit cosmetics containing bacteria and feces confiscated from 21 locations in downtown's fashion district.the raid was coordinated by the lapd's piracy unit. they were tipped off by numerous complaints from people duped into buying the fake mak

(pam) new tonight at 8. we are hearing from the former chairman of the n-t-s-b about the engine failure.(steve) and kron-4's dan kerman talked with passengers at s=f=o about the fatal explosion. that's where we find him live tonight...dan what did they tell you. sotit's pretty frightening. it's what nightmares are made ofsotwe're supposed to be safe in the air, the safest way to travel and then something like this happens, it's horrific southwest airlines passengers at sfo reacting to this, the southwest jet that blew an engine in mid-air over pennsylvania, which smashed a window, and lead to the death of a passenger who was partially sucked out that window.soti mean i am wondering what caused it that's what investigators with the national transportation safety board will be looking intosot christopher hart/former ntsb chairman 28-37the ntsb will always want to know what caused an accident but there is an added urgency here because of the possibility there is a manufacturing problem here.christopher hart is

(pam) new tonight at 8 as at 8 new tonight (pam) (pam) new tonight at 8 as facebook deals with mounting criticism over its handling of user data, more is coming user data, more is coming out ...about just how effective the data can be in profiling users.(grant) whether it's being used for a marketing campaign or a political campaign - your activity on social media reveals more about you than you probably ever realized. (pam) and you don't even have to write a post or share an article -- all you have to do is click the "like" button. from our partners at c-n- n, senior medical correspondent doctor sanjay gupta reports. what do country music singer jason aldean and curly fries have in common?they can both offer clues about how smart you are.timothy summers / university of maryland college of information studies: "the studies have shown that people who "like" curly fries have a higher intellectual capacity. they're more intelligent. whereas people who liked jason aldean have a lower iq."that may seem arbitrary, but science backs it up.this 2013 study by computational psychologist and big d

pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. pam?(pam) thank you grant.p new tonight at six... we are learning about a major gang bust in the bay area...investigators say, multiple violent criminals are off the streets tonight.. we will tell you what we know about the serious crimes they are accused of committing.. plus -- california has issued a warning that the personal information of thousands of people... may have been compromised..after burglars targeted a state building ... that is also 'new' tonight at six... now - grant- back to you and vicki..(grant) thank you pam we will see you at six. (vicki) a big story story we're tracking tonight.... a gun store employee where the youtube shooter purchased a gun says she did not stand out. according to the employee at the gun range in san diego....there was nothing remarkable about the transaction. nasim aghdam bought a pistol at the store before carrying out her attack at youtube headquarters on tuesday. the employee does not know if aghdamn purchased ammunition or any additional accessories. the pistol us

pam moore is standing by in the newsroom... pam?(pam) thank you grant. up new tonight at six. we are hearing from a woman who was attacked in santa cruz..... the man ripped off her pants, before two bystanders were able to intervene and fight off the suspect. tonight - the lesson she wants everyone to learn from her terrifying story... that's coming up new tonight at six .. grant now back to you in the studio. (grant) thank you pam - we will see you at six. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was partly cloudy today. temperatures were cooler again today. you can see a few showers on the doppler radar in for northern california and over the sierra. it will be breezy and cooler if you're heading out tonight. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system creeping closer to the coastline. clouds will be on the increase tonight leading to a chance of showers after midnight. you can see the showers moving late on our comp

(pam) now at 8. a san francisco woman had a terrifying ride home after a night out this weekend.she claims she called a ride- sharing company to get home ... but detectives investigating the case believe .... she inadvertently got into a car with a total stranger instead. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson kron4 reporter michelle kingston is live in the mission for us tonight where this all began. michelle? (michelle)we're told she was leaving bruno's bar here in the mission very early saturday morning.she called for a ride ... but the car she got into may not have been the car she called for. a san francisco woman was found early saturday morning walking the streets of sonoma bare foot and without a phone an employee who was driving to work saw a woman walking down the road without any shoes on looked like she had been assaulted beaten up and asked her if she needed help sonoma county detectives say the 24 year old victim called a ride sharing company to take her hom

(pam) and i'm pam moore. joseph james de-angelo is accused of murdering at least 12 people, and raping dozens more across the state of california. kron-4's kody leibowitz was there... as the serial killer suspect was arraigned. joseph james deangelo formally arraigned in a packed sacramento county courtroom... his first court appearance since his arrest this week -- and accusations of him being the infamous golden state killer.the former police officer -- wheelchair bound wearing an orange jail garb . he was charged formally with two counts of murder with special circumstances for the 1978 killings of brian and katie maggiore.he also faces two murder charges in ventura county. (;12)diane howard, public defendant for deangelo "i know everybody wants information but you saw me literally get handed the complaint in court. i have no discovery, no information other than what i'm reading in news reports. i asked the da for discovery. i understand it's hundreds of thousands of pages. i haven't gotten anything yet an

(pam) and i'm pam moore. now... the f--b--i is getting involved. kron-4's dan kerman joins us live from emeryville with more on the threat .... and where those threats came from. dan? no school monday at eccl which houses students attending elementary school middle school and high school in emeryville the decision to close came sunday after a threat came in by email.sot capt. oliver collins/emeryvi lle police 12-20it was an email that went to a district employee last night saying that there were threats of shooting at the school today parents received their first round on robo calls sunday night and another monday morning informing them of the decision to close the school. sot samantha gans/parent 28-36 yes it worries me, i mean what is going to happen when they are there are school and this happens, what if somebody is able to get in the schoolby monday morning emeryville police determined eccl was not the only school district to receive this threat there were others in the bay area sot not just bay area but across the state and across the nation

(pam) now (pam) now at ten: (sigh-duh mon-hee) zayda monge ... the name of the 9-year-old girl who died after a violent hit and run crash in oakland. (steve) she was riding in a toyota corolla on tuesday night when and infinity s-u-v plowed into it. tonight her father spoke exclusivley to kron4's ali reid... who says the young girl's father is actually forgiving the driver tonight... ali, so what does the family ali, so what does the family want done after the tragic accident? the family wants to see more stop signs, or stop lights. but specifically, they believe if there's more police presence along 35th avenue, drivers wanting to speed will think twice about it.pkgthere was no signs of her getting bettertuesday's hit and run crash left 9 year old zayda monge ( sigh-da mon-hi ) dead ... but her religious family believes in a higher power. it's gonna be difficult but according to our beliefs shes in a better placeas loved ones mourn her death, they remember (sigh-da's) love and charisma. they tell me she always lit up the room wherever she went.

(pam) happening (pam) happening now-- a big scare for an east bay family... after a tree came crashing down on their home in lafayette.((hermela in mon)) that's where kron 4's hermela aregawi is live tonight.,.. where it has been raining all day..hermela.. .. (hermela) pam, it has and it looks like it's going to get worse before it gets better. we'll see the rain pick up around midnight and then slow down a bit as we head into the morning commute. as far as flooding.. we've got it a lot easier out here in the east bay. but we did see some water build up on 24 east...particularly at exits.. so that's a place you want to be extra careful. a separate issue for one family here.. who got a heavy surprise thanks to the rain. (hermela) scary moments for this lafayette family.. when a tree comes crashing down into their home friday. crews were out cleaning it up bit by bit for most of the night..and fortunately no one was injured. road conditions in the east bay remained with the nonstop rain sherie and steve goulet/lafayettewell i'm contractor, i work all around the

but his pride was hurt (pam)(pam) coming up.. were on president trump and the president of france today for the first state visit. but we'll tell you why some say, first lady melania .. stole show.. after the break. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. the weekend.thursday into facebook.favorite... on treatment. break.after the break. (pam) the pomp and circumstance of french president emmanuel macron's white house state visit tuesday.... was overwhelming.. . but it was first lady melania trump's hat .... that turned heads, as she and president trump hosted the traditional state arrival ceremony. her huge white, wide- brimmed c

(pam) (pam) thank you terisa... thank you (pam) (pam)(pam) (pam) thank you terisa... reminder -- the san francsico police department's traffic unit tweeted ... it will be conducting d-u-i saturation patrols between three - 11 p-m... be aware -- police will be looking for people driving while under the influence of marijuana.. last friday afternoon about 4 afternoon last friday <"show me what democracy looks like.this is what democracy looks like."> thousands of students walked out today.. taking part in national school demonstration ..to raise awareness about gun reform. (steve) more than 25-hundred walkouts were expected.... at schools across the country.(pam) the idea for the walkout came from a student named lane murdock.... a 16-year-old sophomore from connecticut. here's video of just a few of states involved. close to home in los angleles -- you can see students lined up... spelling the message "we will." in phoenix... students spelled 's-o-s' on the field. and in miami... students rallied at city hall to get their messege across. (steve on cam) in the east bay.

(pam) a new (pam) (pam) a new way for a new (pam) (pam) a new way for oakland report the city has tearing celebrate. ( steve) plus.. not only hail and rain ... one section of the bay area was also hit with an earthquake today .. details next. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. it? talking about this morning'smagnitude 3-point-8 temblor that rattled much of the south bay. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from san jose, the shaking was accompanied by thunder and lightning. "....i heard the thunder first and then i felt the car shaking..."the shaking, which coincided with heavy rain, thunder andlightning, about 9:40 this morning, rattled windows in buildings across the valley and it did not go unnoticed here at capitol square in san jose's alum rock district. "....i was in bed and it just started shaking and i thought it has to be am earthquake..." "...it was just kind of rocking back and forth and my son said is everything okay...."it turns out the epicenter of the magnit

(pam) a u.s.ing headlines for becoming the first to bring a child onto the chamber floor. (pam) this is video of the illinois senator tammy duckworth and her newborn daughter (may-lee). the senator gave birth to her daughter on april 9th. a new rule passed by the senate, permits any senator to bring any newborn onto the chamber floor. senator duckworth also became the first senator to give birth while serving. (steve) president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen has dropped libel lawsuits against fusion gps, a political research firm, and buzzfeed news. the lawsuits are regarding the production and publication of an infamous dossier on trump and russia. the dossier was prepared by fusion and published by buzzfeed. by dropping the lawsuits, cohen will avoid turning over information about himself to the companies. (steve)buzzfeed released a statement in response saying in part..."if there's one thing democrats and republicans agree on today, it's that the dossier was an important part of the gov

(pam) and i'm pam moore -- the scene of that fire was so dangerous... crews feared the entire building would collapse.so authorities evacuated the complex next door .... until they could make that area safe. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to people as they returned home. she joins us live from concord with the latest... hermela? they are relieved.. people told me based on those massive flames tuesday morning..they did not think they would be home this soon... if at all. because it looked like their own building was on fire. but about four days later.. they are home, where they have access to basic necessities. one woman told me she has been wearing her friend's clothes for most of the week. so this is first day of some normalcy for the more than 200 people that live here.a lot of people also told me they are tired. as you can imagine.. they have been sleeping in hotels, a friend's place or the shelter so they've just been in limbo for days.. and they tell me that itself is its own kind of exhaustion.but more good news..everyone we talked to said.. they

(pam) (pam) up next...keeping one particular lunchbox in stock. stock.lunchbox in particular keeping one trouble having so much why amazon is up next... (pam) season..name a lot thi baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. (grant) a south carolina boy feeling better now after being teased at school over his new lunchbox. (pam) as caroline hecker reports... it is what his adult cousin did to defend him ... that helped. it was a day 10-year-old ryker had been looking forward to for weeks.ryker: "i found this on the internet on amazon."as he l

(pam) good evening... i'm pam moore...nd im steve aveson the only remaining hospitalized victim's condition is improving... and, we're learning more about how the shooter... 39-year-old nasim aghdam -- got ahold of her gun. kron four's philippe djegal reports from san bruno where he spoke with police and local leaders. (philippe) nasim aghdam fired several shots inside youtube heaquarters tuesday... reloaded another magazine... and continued firing before eventually turning her 9 millimeter smith and wesson pistol on herself. that's according to san bruno police commander geoff caldwell. who adds the first arriving officers entered the building during the threat. bravery commended by san bruno city manager connie jackson.connie jackson/city manager- "our ability to arrive so quickly and to take charge of the situation absolutely, if nothing else, assured the people on the scene and allowed for the injured to be, uh, handled quickly and efficiently." commander caldwell says aghdam legally purchased her gun on january 16th a

(pam) it turns out ...ghdam spent the night prior to the shooting, in her car in mountain view. she also had a brief encounter with police there . but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, she went on her way, after convincing officers she was just someone sleeping in their car... and not a threat. rob fladeboe/mountain view "....i'm here at police headquarters in mountain view where police chief max bosel has been fielding questions all day about how his officers encountered the the woman, eleven hours before she would wal into the you tube offices and open fire on employees. the chief says it began when officers made a routine welfare check on a woman who was asleep in her car which was parked in the lot of the san antonio center here on showers drive. officers ran the plates and learned the car and it'soccupant were assocaited with a missing persons case out of san diego county. officers spent the next 20 minutes interviewing the woman whom they had identified as nasim aghdam, but in the end, there wa

pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. pam?(pam) thank you vicki.ning new video of a road rage incident. some viewers may find this disturbing.. a car intentionally swerves into a motorcycle... the entire incident was caught on camera.. the motorcyclist survived -- new tonight, we will hear from him about what exactly led up to it all. that story and much more is coming up on kron4 news at six... vicki? thank you pam - we will see you at six. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures soared in the 70s in many parts of the bay area today. it was well above the average with even a few record highs. the clouds have started to move in again as another storm remains poised off the coastline. it is dry on the doppler radar now but that will likely change tomorrow. it doesn't look anything like our last storm but there is a chance of a few light showers. on the satellite you can see the storm to our west. the skies will become mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 40s and low

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(pam) ian mcdonald has the story.april 10, animal services responded to a spot along willow point road near jefferson boulevard for reports of an injured pit bull. the white and tan dog was found emaciated with an injured reproductive area and with a large, infected cut on her abdomen."when our officer arrived there and looked the dog over, he saw this huge long incision on her abdomen and had a prolapsed uterus," said vicky fletcher of yolo county sheriff's office animal services.veterinarians say someone had tried to spay the dog. her infection had gotten so bad that she had to be euthanized. investigators believe the amateur surgery happened about a week before the dog was found.the cut was sutured with fishing line, investigators said, which made the injury worse."every time tried to stitch her up the material would just tear," said fletcher.neither the white and tan dog nor a black and white pit bull investigators believe she was dumped with were microchipped. the black female pit bull was found swimming in a nea

((pam)) thank you pam ((pam)) thank you pam and steve... next at ten...ge on the shooting at youtube continues. three people were shot.. before the shooter turned the gun on herself. investigators will be on the scene all night combing through evidence... trying to piece together what happened. live team coverage... coming up.coming up. plus... in the past two hours, authorities identified the shooter.what we are learning about nasim aghdam.... and her rants online about youtube.. prior to the shooting.stay with us for that. ((pam)) plus.. a big storm is brewing, and it is headed right toward the bay area.some locations could get (pam) new details on breaking news right now at ten: gunfire.. and bloodshed in the heart of the bay area's tech world. (steve) we just learned the identified of the shooter.... nasim aghdam. (pam)3 people left hurt.. that shooter taknig her own life. thank you for joining us tonight... im pam moore. (steve) and im steve aveson. it all happened at the youtube headquarters on cherry avenue near traeger avenue in san bruno.. (pam)

(pam) today the u.s.ated a federal statute requiring the deportation of immigrants convicted of some "crimes of violence." in the case, "sessions versus dimaya," the court ruled that the provision was unconstitutionally vague. observers were watching the case.... to get an idea of how the justices would handle president trump's overall push to limit immigration and boost deportations. in the five- four ruling, justice neil gorsuch... voted to invalidate the statue. it is the first time he has sided with the more liberal wing of the nations' high court. (steve) the bar for how insane the bay area housing market is, just got a little bit higher. this house in fremont's mission bay neighborhood recently sold for over $1-point-2 million. even though it's condemned. kron4's maureen kelly talked with the agent representing the buyers about what drove their decision. calling this house on bruce drive a dump would be putting it nicely.a neighbor says the previous owners were forced to move out by the city after t

a new tonight (pam) (pam) new tonight at 6 ...low says, san jose home owners are gaining close to 800- dollars per hour- work day in home equity. that is well above the 56- dollar national average. over the course of the year... san jose homes are increasing in value an average of 200- thousand dollars. in san francisco -- homes values are increasing at an average rate of around 481-dollars per day. (steve) facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was back on capitol hill today for a second congressional hearing, this time before the house energy and commerce committee. he was grilled on facebook's role in everything from russian meddling to opiod abuse. (pam) but the issue of keeping personal data safe from corporations... extends well even beyond facebook. joining us now is nate cardozo senior staff attorney with the electronic frontier foundation. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg thinks regulation of his company is "inevitable," but still came to capitol hill prepared to defend against proposals he t

(pam) berman says there's a fear of an inaccurate count. and on top of federal funds...he says the state could lose a seat in the house. but he says they plan to contact every california resident and stress the importance of partcipating in the census. (steve) happening now.... police in the east bay are looking for these suspects wanted for theft. dublin police tweeted out these photos of two suspects -- a male and a female who allegedly stole a car. the male suspect can be seen in a warriors steph curry jersey with the woman in jeans and a black top. the pair are also wanted for committing fraud in several other cities. police are asking the public to contact them if they have any additional information. (pam) martinez police say two suspects robbed an a-t- and-t store on arnold drive

i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. and thank you mark tamayo for coming in early. >> happy to be here. always. yes. and what did you think about the weather yesterday? get some feedback? like it, dislike it? >> it was okay. >> i have a little painting going on at my house. it is perfect weather for painting. not too hot, not too cold. >> we will do it again today. maybe a little bit of moisture heading towards the friday morning forecast. here is our live camera looking out towards the bay bridge. you can kind of get the idea with the bouncing of the lights there and cloud cover out there. we have mostly cloudy skies over the bay right now. and here we go with the forecast headlines for today. a bit of a cooldown and a breeze out there as well. morning drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. the weekend possibly a few sprinkles out there and highs in the 60s. as far as the satellite, there is the circulation off shore. we're watching this. it will approach the coastline. basically it has not moved at all as far as west t

(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore(steve) and i'm steve aveson.mpting flood watches at this hour. tonight we have team coverage on the storm. kron-4's charles clifford is tracking the potential for flooding in san francisco. and hermela aregawi is in the east bay where a tree has come down (pam) but first, chief