(pam)(pam) (pam) a waterslide...at left a 10 year old boy injured in dublin last year, is set to reopen tomorrow. operators of the 'wave waterpark' say, they are confident that this time around ... the slide will be safe for children. last year, a 10 year old boy was violently flung off the slide known as 'the emerald plunge'. the child suffered scrapes and bruises .... that slide and another ride called 'the dublin screamer' were both shut down. parents we talked to had mixed feelings about whether or not they would let there child take 'the emerald plunge'.(sot) (pam) the parents of the boy who was injured... eventually dropped their lawsuit against the city, and settled with the makers of the waterslide for an undisclosed sum. (grant) a warning for peo

(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. let's get to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking the high winds tonight. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast but tonight the winds are going to howl. a high wind advisory has been posted over the north, east and south bay mountains. some gusts could be as high as 55 mph. it will be windy at times in the valleys too with some gusts over 30 mph. the offshore winds will keep skies mostly clear with mild temperatures. a few showers continue to pop up over the sierra and will continue to do so this weekend. on the satellite image you can see the area of low pressure now east of california and high pressure building toward the coast. the difference between the two will make for a gusty night tonight. saturday will be another warm day with highs in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s near the coast. it will be a little cooler on mother's day with patchy coastal fog. there's a slight chance of toward the middle of next week. (pam) (p

(pam) (pam) the warriors are headed to the western conference finals!the dubs...dominating the new orleans pelicans tonight in game five of their second round matchup.hello everyone.. im pam moore(ken)and i'm ken wayne... the game just wrapped up minutes ago.the warriors..using that hometown cooking to knock off the pelicans 113 to 104 kron 4's j-r stone... on a tough assignment tonight... live at oracle arena.. where the warriors just won. j-r what is the atmosphere like out there after this big win? im still trying to get over a man of that size coming at me as aggresively as he did. (pam) a woman is shaken up ... after a cyclist in the east bay followed her... and used his fists to break her windshield. (ken) witnesses say the road rage incident was extremely violent... the woman says the attack happened on university avenue near jefferson avenue in berkeley...(pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the berkeley police department .. with the story you'll only see here on kron 4. (ken) fremont police are looking for a man suspected of groping a woma

(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne... the epicenter of this quake was in the east bay. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now ...lawrence was this on the hayward fault? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the week. on the satellite you can see low pressure over nevada. there's another weak low pressure center to our west too. as it approaches the coast it will help deepen the marine layer resulting in more fog and areas of drizzle. tuesday will start with thick fog and coastal drizzle with only partial afternoon clearing. highs will be cool low 60s at the coast, 60s around the bay, and 60s anda a few low 70s inland. there is a slight chance of a few showers on wednesday but they will be scattered. high press

(pam) (pam) also breaking news at ten... out of the north bay, where a police standoff turns deadly... (grant) the gunman shot two people... killing a woman and then turned the gun on himself... this happened around three this afternoon at an apartment complex in mill valley ... along east blithedale avenue... just west of highway 101. (pam) that's where we find kron-4's charles clifford.. he joins us live... charles do we know what the motive might be? (grant) we first told you about the active shooter situation, through a breaking news push alert... download the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news.. when it happens in your neighborhood. happy to be here again. and uh, i don't have the words to explain. i feel very very happy a father of three is finally home after spending nearly a year in an immigration detention center. yesterday... a san francsico judge ruled that ricardo mercado could be released.we spoke to his wife last night about that major development and tonight.. mercado talked with k

(pam)(pam) the u.s. supreme court ruled today.. states should be allowed to sponsor sports gambling. in a six- to- three vote, the judges reversed the ruling on the 19-92 professional and amateur sports protection act. that act prohibited most states from sponsoring or authorizing betting ... related to sports. only nevada, montana, delaware, and oregon were exempt. (pam) the u.s. supreme court determined... that act violated constitutional principles of states' rights. (grant) since the decision stock prices have risen for gambling provider caesars entertainment. kron4's j-r stone joins us in the newsroom. j.r. while many people are excited about the prospect of legalized sports betting...you talked with a group that is against it. (j.r.)yes, i talked with a number of people on the state and local level here in san francisco that have concerns about the impact that main stream sports gambling could have on younger people, the impact on addiction, and the message sent.it does send a certain message to young people....maybe if you p

i could see pam, her legs. was -- she was there. >> reporter: revealed by the first rays of a warm morning sun. >> her head and her -- there's st blood over her and there's blood on the floor. i touched her cheek. and she was cold, cold, cold. and i ran out of the house. >> reporter: and that, said ralph, is when he saw his neighbor fahry and yelled for help. but who did it? robbers or someone else? normally, said walsenburg police captain vince suarez -- >> you're always going to look at the closest people to the victim. >> reporter: except, in this case, ralph was also a victim and clearly wanted to help find the killer or killers. cbi agent jodi wright -- >> he was very cooperative, absolutely. >> reporter: so investigators turned their attention to the spurned ex-husband, gerry palmer. >> actually, the next day was when the investigators called me. >> reporter: it was no secret gerry and pam did not get along after the divorce. a divorce which, by the way, she asked him to file, since, as a jehovah's witnes

(pam) and i'm pam moore. tonight, we are also learning new details about the woman accused of hitting that deputy. our grant lodes is here with more of the dramatic video .. (grant) we heard from the injured santa cruz county deputy's ápartner moments ago... now...body camera footage from the deputy who had just been hit by a patrol car.deputy: "i'm injured, she was trying to make a u-turn... (grant) first the injured deputy was heard screaming in agony while calling for back-up...then more gunshots from the partner are heard as the suspect keeps coming at them in the cruiser. the wild scene erupted shortly after the two deputies had stopped a suspected stolen car on ocean street extention last friday. deputies say a man and woman were handcuffed in the back seat of separate cars when the woman slipped the cuffs, got into the driver's seat of that vehicle and went after the deputies. investigators say 26-year-old jessica lowe was behind the wheel...and was relentless in her attack. dep chief craig wilson "...

>(pam) police did (pam) the mailbox.">have looked at hell, you could make. mean, a mistake to make. i mean, hell, you could have looked at the mailbox.">(pam) police did arrest the murder suspect they were looking for, shortly after mistakenly raiding renck's house. renck says, authorities offered to pay for the door they kicked down, but he is not satisfied with that. (pam) humane society officials in nebraska are amazed and concerned .... about an amazing video shot by a family driving along an interstate. (ken) it shows a van driving at highway speeds up to 60 miles an hour, with a cat holding on to the roof. (pam) it happened friday night on interstate- 480. the woman who captured this video says, she saw the van pull over before it was out of sight. (ken) and though some might think it's a feral cat, animal experts says it is likely somebody's pet. at this point, we are unsure what happened to the cat. new tonight at nine... frightening video of an apparent road rage attack. surveillance video showing a truck pulling up behind an s-u-v in a parking lot.

(pam) (pam) a live look outside on this thursday night.. (ken)lawrence is here with the forecast lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be sunny and breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will be mostly sunny with patchy coastal fog. more clouds will return toward the middle of next week with a slight chance of showers. (pam) new at ten:

(pam) (pam) (pam) tonight .... an in-depth look at someone who lived the secret life of a porn addict for 17- years ... that someone is a minister .. who is now helping others with the same addiction.. mary stackhouse explains .. the new life he and his family now lead in alabama. "there was the part that everybody saw which was a musician worship pastor who was leading a band, leading the church in worship and then there was the part that nobody, including my wife, knew about. what started as kind of dabbling in porn addiction eventually crossed the line into physical adultery."(anchor)secrets that impacted their relationship (sot)"foolishly believed for a long time that just through finding better efforts better self-will techniques that i'd be able to defeat it on my own. it just doesn't ever happen like that. i had a good decade of the wrong input that affected what i was able to be and how i was able to be with my wife. pornography teaches wrong lessons about sex, it teaches that its on demand, it should be wh

(pam) (pam) (pam) tonight...ing the crew of southwest airlines flight 13-80.... for their efforts during last month's mid-air emergency. reporter mark meredith .. at the white house with more. nat: "some incredible people behind me."president trump welcomed survivors of southwest flight 1380 into the oval office.just two weeks after their plane's engine broke apart mid-air."the actions of the crew and passengers showed the great character of our nation"the 737 was enroute from new york to dallas.when investigators say an engine fan blade broke offshattering a cabin window. 43-year-old jennifer riordan of new mexico was partially sucked outand later died."we send our prayers to jennifer's husband, and their children, we ask god to hold this family close"the national transportation safety board says the incident remains under investigation.and that a final report is likely still months away.but president trump says it's clear to him, the plane's pilotnavy veteran tammy jo shults deserves credit for keeping the jet

(pam) (pam) new at 8. a substitute teacher was removed from a kansas school -- after allegedly making a racially insensitive comment to a student during class. jameila - who didn't give her last name - says, she was shocked to learn the reason her daughter came home from school last monday in tears. she received a call from the principal... saying, a teacher was removed from the school... after making a racially derogatory remark towards her daughter. what the teacher said to her daughter .... left her at a loss for words.(sot) going forward jameila says... she would like to see more diversity on the school district staff... and a zero- tolerance policy for racism. (vicki) a troubling trend in the tampa bay area of florida. someone or a group of people are pouring a paint-eating liquid on vehicles.

(pam) (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.getting started. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9...guys? ((grant))thank you pam and ken..next at nine...summer is fast approaching which means many people will be outside more often.but a warning tonight...after a cougar kills a mountain biker in washington state.what you need to know if you come face to face with a big cat.that's next in a live report.plus...first president trump, now a congressman goes after oakland mayor libby schaaf about tipping off about an upcoming immigration sweep. the bill he is proposing that could land sactuary city leaders in jail!tonight..mayor schaaf fires back.((grant)) and...dramatic video showing the tense moments when first responders rushed to get people out of rushed to get people out of their homes before they were destroyed in the north bay firestorm. ((vicki))keep it here...kron 4 news at nine starts right after the break.

(pam ) in santa clara county. authorities are warning the publict that " distraction burglars" are targeting the elderly. these burglars are posing as ultility company workers. the workers say they need to come inside elderly people's home to assess equipment and discuss bills. once inside... the suspects then steal multiple items right under the victim's noses. the suspects usually comminucate with each other using handleheld radios...as opposed to cell phones...to communicate with each other and avoid detection. (grant)with the weather starting to get warmer a new warning tonight: the c-d-c says the number of mosquito, tick and flea bite cases has tripled since 2004. and they are reminding families to be cautious when outside.kron 4's ali reid joins us in the newsroom...and ali these diseases can go misdiagnosed for months? there are a number of symptoms associated with lyme disease. and because it is fairly new in the medical world, doctors at times will test for other issues connected to those ailments.pkglia

(pam) (pam) on the peninsula. the u.s. a 33- foot sailboat that sunk... when crews tried to tow it away. the boat... named 'the hectate'... washed ashore in pacifica last weekend... after it ran out of fuel. four people and a dog were on board... the victims were all treated for minor injuries. salvage workers attempted to tow the hectate from the beach yesterday... but the boat took on water, and sank... about 600- feet offshore. at last check, the sailboat is around 10 -feet underwater... fortunately, no hazardous materials were on board. ( pam on cam) san francisco is cracking down on the relatively new phenomenon of those electric scooters .. buzzing around town. the scooters have invaded the streets of san jose too.kron four's rob fladeboe reports on how things are going there. introduced here in downtown san jose little more than a month ago electric scooters now seem to be everywhere. so far, two companies, lime and bird, are renting scooters here. san jose police say they have received just one complaint so far but

(pam) ahead at (pam) ahead at nine... warning from the f-b-i: re- boot your internet router immediately.. we'll tellyou why coming up.... (grant) and after the break a dog rescuer dies unexpectedly.... leaving dozens of senior dogs without a home... the organization that came in to help these rescued dogs that need rescue again next... (pam) now at 9:30 ... the sudden death of a solano county woman has put dozens of senior dogs in search of a new home. (grant) tonight kron 4's dan kerman visited the dogs at a san francisco rescue organization that has taken the dogs in. san francisco's muttville senior dog rescue is teaming with dogs following the sudden death last week of this woman marline mortensonsot sherri franklin/muttville senior dog rescue 09-17marline used to go to the shelter and pick up all the dogs that were going to be euthanized just because they were older.when marline died last week muttville agreed to her 28 senior dogs.. they are all looking for a new home.sot the dogs may be older, ages 7 to 14, but you

(pam) (pam) coming up: uber is making the rideshare service a little safer. how you can alert 9-1-1 of an emergency.. without saying a word. (ken)plus: dramatic video as police officers come to the resuce of two men trapped in a car under water. more on the tense moments caught on camera. (pam)next: two german shepherd puppies ... found in terrible conditions over the weekend. now we're learning a third puppy was found... details on the heartbreaking discovery (lawrence)lk teases ten at ten (pam) a sad story out of oakland tonight ... we first told you about the two german shepherd puppies found in terrible conditions over the weekend.(ken) now we're learning a third puppy was found in the same location -- under a pile of trash at 89th and g street.(pam) this puppy, just like one of the other two found over the weekend, has a broken jaw. (ken) as kron 4's michelle kingston explains...rescuers believe those dogs might've been abused by the same person. (mk)tom connely, rocket dog rescue"when you torture puppies, the most helpless thing you can possibly imagine

(pam) now at 8.(pam) now at 8. a police standoff takes a deadly turn. when a suspect, accused of shooting two people, is found dead by police. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis.tonight a law enforcement source tells kron 4 one of the victims has died. this happened at an apartment complex in mill valley ... along east blithedale avenue... just west of highway 101. that's where we find kron-4's charles clifford..he joins us live... charles do we know what the motive might be? (pam) we first told you about the active shooter situation, through a breaking news push alert... download the kron4 mobile app - and be the first to know about breaking news.. when it happens in your neighborhood. (vicki) accused serial killer joseph de-angelo was in court today. and his defense team was dealt a major blow. a judge ruled prosecutors can proceed in collecting d-n-a, fingerprints..and even naked photographs of the suspect. this is video from his first court appearance. no cameras were allowed today...but it was a similar scene to l

for talat - i'm jeremy roth (pam) new (pam) (pam) (pam) new video tonight of brazilian surfer rodrigo- streaking down an 80- foot mountain of water, at the infamous nazare break in portugal. koxa's death- defying descent took place in november, but the public is just now getting to see the video. the world record was previously held by garrett mcnamara - for surfing a 78- foot wave back in 20-11. koxa's massive wave also propelled him to victory for biggest wave of the year... at the world surf league big wave awards in southern california. the quick- silver x- x-l biggest wave award.... comes with a 25-thousand dollar prize. lawrence karnow: the winds kicked up a bit today with sunshine and a few high clouds. there were also a few showers picked up on doppler radar this afternoon. those showers are widely scattrered and should end once the sun sets. high pressure is now waiting to build off the coast. temperatures will begin to warm as early as tomorrow with some highs in the upper 70s with cooler 60s at the coast. sunny and warm weather will continue through midweek with some highs

(pam) new video..owa communtiy shocked that appears to show a crying toddler being forced under a plastic container. and in the video-- it seems day care employees are laughing.é a parent and former daycare worker we spoke with .. posted the video online after seeing it on snapchat - saying, she wanted parents to know what happened. this video was shot a month ago.... the daycare director says, she only leanred about the incident this week. both of the individuals involved in this siutation, no longer work for the daycarfe. (grant)new at ten: following story we first brought you earilier this week. the indiana day care where a one-year-old was severely beaten.. has been shut down. down. (grant) but the same owner has other day cares...that are still open. tanae howard talked to the injured child's parents. the scabs and scars aren't slowing baby jesse down. his mom says he's back to his old playful self just three days after someone at daycare beat him. while protecting his innocence these parents say

(pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. many have jam- packed weekends... with a lot of activities outside.. let's go right to our chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow who has been tracking some high temperatures. lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day in the warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. coo

(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne (pam) and i'm pam moore. grief counselors have been on hand during school hours ... and this evening, the community is coming together to remember the freshman.(ken) kron 4's ali reid joins us live from san ramon valley high where the vigil is about to start. ali? a large crowd is expected at tonight's vigil, so it will be held in the school's football field.students, friends and people from the community are starting to gather here at the school.also, the memorial in front of the pool where ben curry drowned ...continues to grow.he was found at the bottom of the deep end yesterday afternoon.friends say the 15 year old was kind, and funny. he also loved sports and was an avid basketball player.friends have been dedicating sneakers to the teen.the cause of death is still formally underinvestiga tion. however a suicide prevention hotline number is posted on his memorial.a family friend and classmates are trying to process the freshman's untimely death.sot sotsota friend of the family tells me ben was a miracle

(pam) and i'm pam moore in for vicki livakis... to the finals for the fourth year in a row ... and it will be a rematch of the last n-b-a finals .... (grant) mark carpenter joins us with to show how it all unfolded. mark? this matchup was very similar to what we saw in game 6. the warriors made a run in the 2nd half... aft shaking off an after shaking off an ugly start to the game. we go to the highlights.

(pam) to the east bay ...ere berkeley police say, there has been another laptop robbery at a 'cafe strada'. the cafe is located on college avenue. investigators say, yesterday just before 1-in the afternoon ... two males stole a laptop from someone inside. a witness detained one of the suspects. but was then assaulted by the second suspect. both then fled the area. cafe strada has been the target of thieves before. back in february, we told you about an undercover police sting... which nabbed six suspects. (vicki) putting a stop to illegal sideshows has been a major challenge for bay area law enforcement. however one east bay police department may have found the blue print to shutting these events down before they get started... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story stopping an illegal sideshow before it got started. that is what a joint east contra costa county law enforcement operation was able to do last saturday night here in antioch. antioch police sgt. rick smith explains how they were able to do itsot

(pam)o. (pam)kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: low pressure brought a few scattered showers to the bay area today and cool temperatures. you can see a few scattered showers on the doppler radar with the heaviest rain in far northern california. on the satellite you can see the storm spinning right overhead. it will slowly move south and east tonight. but we could see a few more showers tonight and into early tomorrow morning. so on saturday we could see few left over showers in the early morning before clearing in the midday and afternoon. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer with 60s and mid 70s. offshore winds begin on sunday to really crank up the heat. highs will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. we could see some low 90s on memorial day inhe warmest valleys and 60s and a few low 70s at the coast. cooler weather is expected toward the middle of next week. (pam) police arrested a man connected

(pam) (pam) monday. we tracking some breaking news out of san josethat's where crews had a tough time battling a brush firesan jose fire tells us the fire was reported just after 4-30 at capitol expressway and tuers road.the blaze started out at just two acres...but spread to 71 acres.we're told the flames destroyed a homeless encampment.no word yet if that fire has been contained.stay with us for updates. (pam) a close call in the east bay-- after a man is nearly hit.. while walking in a crosswalk. this happened in san ramon in the crosswalk.. right off the iron horse trail... on alcosta avenue near broadmoor drive. you can see the car nearly plow into the pedestrian -- and then crashes into the median. police tweeted out this video today .... as a reminder to people to always be aware of your surroundings. officers say, nobody was seriously injured. new ahead at 8 a mom body shamed by the person sitting next to her on a flight...until another passenger stepped in and said something. plus. the t-s-a que

game 1 against the cavaliers set for thursday at oracle. chat with mark (pam)(pam) (pam) we have team we (pam) we have team coverage... as the warriors beat out the rockets.. (ken) the game may have been in houston but dub nation still filled oracle to support their team. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from oakland with fan reactions. ali whats the mood like out there? it started out a little stressful, but turned into a huge party by the 4th quarter. pkgfor the fourth year in a row ... the confetti inside oracle came flowing down. champs of the western conference.we got this. we got this.fans headed straight to the warriors store.got one for my mom dad uncle, myselfthe first three quarters had fans on the edge of their seats, while the houston rockets led the game. once the warriors took the lead, it was game over.they never disappointthe warriors may've been playing 2- thousand miles away, but dub nation is holding them down at the largest watch party in the bay area ...sotthey're ready for them to face off with the cavs in the finals. back to back, back to back standupfans are alr

(pam) now at 8. the nation mourning another mass shooting.. 10 are dead ...10 more injured following the school shooting in santa fe, texas. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. tonight dimitrios pagourtzis (pa-gore-cheese) is facing murder charges. and made his initial court appearance by video link from jail.(pam) nine of the ten people he is accused of killing are fellow students. and police also found a number of explosive devices.. in and around the school.(ken) omar jimenez joins us live from texas tonight with the latest... omar. ((ken/ots))breaking news out of georgiawe just got word of another school shooting..we're told at least one person is dead.this is brand new video from the scene.the shooting happened during a graduation ceremony at mount zion high school in clayton county georgia.according to local reports, two adult women where shot, one was killed, the other was shot in the leg. authorities also say a pregnant woman was hospitalized after she was hurt wh

(pam) today...sident trump publicly touted the importance of physical fitness during the white house sports and fitness day on the south lawn..... he was espousing the virtues of flag football, baseball, volleyball, golf, soccer and track and field. our washington correspondent morgan wright reports, the president wants his council on sports, fitness and nutrition .... to emphasize team sports. lack of physical activity is a bad thing to start off your life with... pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick says we have to get kids active at a younger age... acting secretary of health, admiral brett giroir says participation in youth sports has been declining at an alarming rate... it used to be about 45% and now its down to about 37% percent. not only does it affect they're ability to learn in school - it affects their physical health, its linked to diabetes its linked to obesity it's linked to heart disease president trump is relaunching his council on sports, fitness and nutrition... he invited y

(pam) (pam) (pam) new tonight at 6. embattled southern california assemblywoman cristina garcia...the assembly floor today... for the first time since allegations of groping against her, turned out to be unsubstantiated. while some of her fellow democratic lawmakers greeted garcia with hugs, she was also greeted by protesters. a group of women wore shirts that spelled out "resign" in a form of silent protest. garcia had been on a three- month leave of absence ... following the groping allegation, and other claims of inappropriate behavior. investigators found... she used language that violated the assembly's sexual harassment policy.. garcia had to step down from her committee assignments and attend sensitivity training. (pam)(ken) time now for a look at the top stories we're working on tonight. a ribbon cutting, a certificate, special keys this was not your typical homecoming but this was not a normal situation. dan bradford is the first person to move back into coffey park after the tubbs fire roared through the neighborhood destroying thousands of homes. dan wiped away tears as

pam, now back to you. (pam) in mountain view -- a man accused of kidnapping a driver from a parking lot in san jose ... is behind bars tonight. reports say... alberto ulloa- avila - a transient - hopped in the victim's car and made threats of physical harm to him if he did not follow instructions. the victim drove the suspect to a k-f-c restaurant in mountain view where the suspect attempted to rob the driver once he had parked. the suspect was arrested on charges of alleged kidnapping, making criminal threats, vehicle theft, violating a protective order and driving on a suspended license. (grant) the investigation into a deadly crash continues tonight in san lorenzo... where a car collided with an ambulance late this morning....at the intersection of hesperian and lewelling . kron 4's ella sogomonian is live in alameda county with information on the victim.information on the victim.ella what do we know? (pam) in fremont -- a local resident is counting her blessings... after escaping serious injury as a st

(pam) new at 6... the woman charged with the woman new at 6... (pam) (pam) (pam) new at 6...ultiple felonies .... for allegedly dragging a c-h-p officer while fleeing from a traffic stop last week in san francisco , pleaded not guilty to all charges this morning. 33-year old nicole wade, a pittsburg resident, has been charged with 20 -counts... including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and driving under the influence. she is being held without bail, and is due back in court may 11th for a bail hearing. (pam) new at six -- the backers of a proposed "california consumer privacy act" say, verizon is no longer opposing the initiative. verizon follows facebook's withdrawl from the opposition campaign last month. the proposed november ballot measure cleared a major hurdle yesterday.. backers submitted 625-thousand signatures as part of the ballot qualification process. if passed the intiative would provide certain protections for consumers - including allowing people to see what categories of information, businesses collect about them. (pam) in the east bay... chevr

pam moore is in the newsroom to explain. pam?ass shootings, so far, affecting mostly affluent communities .. and the gun violence affecting urban areas on a more regular basis.. and the fear is real for the young people on both sides.. photographs courtesy of eoydc total time - 2:36outcue - "so we are the change and we are going to be the generation that really makes tracks in terms of gun violence and gun violence prevention." 'what was your first reaction to parkland? "i was angry. i was sad. i was -what if that had been me. i, as a 13 year old, i shouldn't have to think about that." "i was really disappointed to see this is still happening in our country and then i was really, really angry." jada white is thirteen and grew up in east oakland. lily conable is seventeen and lives in alameda.. growing up in different worlds by most standards but a shared fear about gun violence .. they both acknowledge the mass shootings at columbine and sandy hook .. but say parkland hit a different nerve.. "after columbine a lot of people thoug

(pam) thank you for joining us tonight im pam moore. (ken) and im ken wayne. the violent attack happened at the bank of america at the sun valley mall... on willow pass road. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the mall tonight.. ali? the strong arm robbery happened right in this parking lot ... i would term it as a savage attackpolice are on the hunt for this man ... accused of attacking a 93 year old woman and her 64 year old caretaker as they got out of their vehicle and walked towards the bank. while forcibly grabbing both their purses, the elderly woman fell to the ground and broke her hip someone of that age, to be honest that's pretty significant and could be a devastating injuryits been 4 days, and the victim remains in the hospital ... undergoing major surgery. the suspect is described as a pacific islander ... in his 30's with a large build ... weighing over 300 pounds. he has tattoos on his forearm and gage earrings. police say this was a despicable crime ... going after some of the most vulnerable. 6'3, well over 300 pounds, to go after the most v

(pam)(pam) in out national news coverage tonight...trump is sounding off on what he thinks about the country's immigration laws. (vicki) in a wide-ranging news conference -- president trump also focused on the iran nuclear deal and his anticipated meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. natasha chen has this breakdown. as a migrant caravan arrives at the u-s mexico border -- president trump slammed the nation's immigration laws.president trump: "our immigration laws in this country are a total disaster. they're laughed at all over the world."speaking alongside president muhammadu buhari of nigeria -- president trump refused to apologize for his campaign promise to ban muslims from entering the united states.president trump: "i think if i apologize, it wouldn't make 10 cents worth a difference to them. there's nothing to apologize for."the president then turned his attention to the iran nuclear deal -- minutes after israel's prime minister -- benjamin netanyahu -- accused iran of secretly stockpiling plans for nuclear weapons.pres

(pam) without the (pam) (pam) without the section- eight voucher program...there is no question -- millions of americans would struggle to find housing... and, could end up on the streets. (ken) but, with the program comes a stigma. only low-income families and individuals can qualify...(pam) and, are often associated with illegal activity that might prevent a landlord from accepting a tenant. (ken) as kron four's philippe djegal reports in- depth tonight... average americans, like a man in the south bay you're about to meet right now, rely on the program... because they have no other choice. (philippe)nats- "alright kids." seven years in this home...nats- "nothing more." and, now it's time to go. jeffrey koening/tenant- "it started out fine and they've deteriorated ever since." 50-year-old disabled grandfather jeffery koenig (co-nig) is refering to the condition of this house he's rented in south san jose. the one from which he's now being evicted. he lives here with two of his daughter's and a five-year-old grandson.jeffery koeing/tenant- 'the property owne

pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. pam? tonight at six...a disturbing cold case in monterey county -- solved.. nearly 30- years after the sexual assault and murder of this 14-year-old girl ... an arrest has been made. what we know about the suspect -- a man police are calling a predator who hunted innocent children. that's coming up .. next on kron4 news at six... vicki? 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 sunny and nice all the way to the coast today. temperatures were also warmer with some highs soaring into the 80s inland. tonight will start mostly clear but we will likely see some patchy fog near the coast and into the bay late. low pressure is headed toward the bay area, you can see it off the coast on the satellite image. it will fall apart as it approaches the coast but we will see a few clouds from it tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures tom

(pam) now at 8... his instincts to report something inappropriate, led to the arrest of a now convicted sexual predator... and tonight, he is coming foward and explaining exactly what happened...(pam) thanks for joining us i'm pam moore....(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis... we told you about this story earlier this week former sonoma valley boys and girls club athletic director paul kilgore will now spend the rest of his life behind bars for child molestation.(pam) the conviction would never have come about .. without nick egan coming forward... he spoke exclusivley with kron4's justine waldman... about what he saw, and his feelings about the sentencing.... sot it seemed really inappropriate to me and was very unsettlingvery clearly nick egan remembers the day in late august of 2016, when he saw paul dwayne kilgore in a hot tub with two young boys having a sexually graphic conversation about their private partssot my intuition felt that something was off about what was happeningat the healdsburg parkpoi

(pam) (pam)(pam) an update now .. a break in a case that fire investigators have been hoping for. new video of a suspected arsonist ... who torched a major apartment construction site in concord. you are looking at surveillance video of the person authorities say is responsible for the april 24th, five - story complex construction fire.... on concord boulevard.. federal investigators with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives .. have released this video as key piece of evidence, that the fire was intentionally set, causing $55 million dollars in damage at the site. next door to the construction site, the owner of alpine pastry & cakes is encouraged by this development in the investigation. <"it was very shocking to see video footage of somebody climbing over the fence in the back a few minutes later running away in a hurry and then a few minutes later in the footage seeing the place light up and just knowing that someone can be that bold is very shocking to see"> although fire investigators have determined this is a case of arson, he says he will feel a lot bette

(pam) and i'm pam moore.onight, we are also learning new details about the woman arrested for the crime. she is identified as 27- year-old jessica lowe. kron 4's rob fladeboe has the details behind this chilling video. (assaulted deputy is heard screaming) "...shots fire, shots fired, deputy down..." this is video from deputy august waltrip's body camera seconds after he opened fire on a female suspect who had just attacked his partner with a patrol car. sheriff jim hart identified her as 26 year old jessica lowe.jim hart/santa cruz county sheriff "...lowe had weaponized the vehicle, so she is in a 4,000 pound weapon and now also has access to an m-4 assault rifle..."(injured deputy calling for back-up)"i am injured, shots fired, she's trying to come back around..." from his own body cam video, the injured deputy can be heard screaming in agony while calling for back-up. more gunshots are heard as the suspect keeps coming at them dep chief craig wilson "....there were plenty of opportunities for the suspect t

(pam) now at 8. tonight, a teen boy has died after being pulled from a swimming pool at an east bay high school. (pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. this happened at san ramon valley high school in danville this afternoon. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the high school tonight... charles do we know how this happened? well, this is just a tragic situation. there are a lot of unaswered questions but tonight students here at san ramon valley high school are dealing with the loss of one of their own.around 145 tuesday afternoon, students and teachers preparing for a p- e class in san ramon valley high school's pool found a 15-year-old male student underwater in the deep end of the pool. riley bergstedt was in the class, he says several students and teachers jumped in to help.sothe was in the deep end and they pulled him out of the pool and started doing cpr on him.another teacher called 9-1-1 and paramedics arrived moments later.sotpossible student in the p

(pam) and i'm pam moore. the san francisco district attorney made the announcement today. grant lodes joins us now with more on the d-a's decision. (grant) d-a george gascon indicated he was doing his job by making this ruling...but he's disturned by what the law is...and he's uncomfortable with his decision. he's now calling on the governor and state lawmakers to pass ab- 931...which would change use of force laws for officers. right now...police are judged by whether their use of force was áreasonable. gascon wants reasonable...changed to... was use of force ánecessary. one of the cases involves the shooting death of mario woods in december of 2015. video of this went viral...showing five police officers opening fire on the stabbing suspect... after police say pepper spray and bean-bag rounds failed to get the 26 year old to drop the weapon. an autopsy found he had been hit more than 20 times. then in april 2016 two officers fired on luis gongora - a homeless man armed with a knife who they say moved towards them rather than drop the weapon after being hit with a bean ba

(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne... the man accused of causing the crash...was allegedly under the influence of marijuana when it happened. grant lodes is here with what we are learning about the suspect....and the victims tonight. (grant) police say the driver who caused the crash...dang tran of san jose...was high on marijuana at the time...he's been arrested for d-u-i... eight people were in the cadilac escalade that overturned...several times last night in fremont. three people were killed...five others... rushed to the hospital, including a baby. the people who died... 39-year-old noelle johnson...and her boyfriend's girls...14-year- old christy limas and 9 year old brook limas. the woman who died, noelle, had four kids of her own in the escalade who are now hospitalized...and so is her boyfriend. the chp has not said definitively if they were wearing seatbelts. they were all visiting the bay area from manteca...celeb rating a birthday at the san francisco zoo. in manteca tonight...noelle's best friend is devastate

(pam) new tonight (pam) (pam) new tonight at 6.ant shift for california senator dianne feinstein. she says.... she is no longer a supporter of the death penalty. senator feinstein says, she now believes, the death penalty is applied unequally --- and is not an effective deterrent to crime. feinstein ran for governor back in 1990 -- airing campaign ads which drew attention to her stance... as the only democratic backer of capital punishment. her change of position on the issue .... comes as she runs for re-election against state senator kevin de leon. (ken) amazon wants to do a lot more than sell you products on line. it now wants to use facial recognition to track your movements... and sell that information. the privacy concerns many are expressing tonight. (pam) and hear from a man who survived one of the most bizarre injuries imaginable. he describes what happened, after he got hit by a flying lava bomb. (ken) and we're now hearing the desperate 911 calls that were made after a mountain lion attack. a man's pleas to help his frie

(pam) another big story..... a live look and listen to the lava spewing from hawaii's kilauea volcano... leaving no relief for residents there. (ken)more than three weeks in, and kiilauea shows no sign of letting up.(pam) residents forced to dodge creeping lava flows... as they rush in-and-out to check on their property.(ken)during those checks... some have found their beolved houses... destoryed.. including a home owned by a san francisco couple. (pam) the pair who lost their home after owning it for more than a decade, sat down for an exclusive interview with kron 4's ali reid. (ken) ali, how are they holding up? the couple has been following the news for the last 3 weeks ... and as more fissures started opening up, the more nervous they became.they eventually got word that not only their home, but all their neighbors .... were completely wiped out.a beautiful home on a sprawling 5 acre piece of land quickly disintegrated when lava made its way to arvin munoz and jeffrey hannan's second home.we basically own 5

(pam) (pam) now to a big story we have been following out of utah...a driver says, she rear- ended a fire truck, while using the semi- self driving autopilot feature in her car . authorities say, the car did not brake before impact.. tonight, we know the autopilot feature was engaged. the tesla model s... hit the fire truck while it was stopped at a red light friday. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the driver suffered a broke ankle. the fire truck driver did not require treatment. police say, they do not believe the tesla driver was under the influence. (ken)all new at ten:technology is helping parents keep track of their children.. whether they like it or not. just knowing where your child is is reassuring. and when to get them out of a bad situation can be important. as reporter jack royer tells us.. with a few clicks on your cell phone you can discover not only where your kids are but what they ar doing. parents with children of a certain age have likely heard or them or used them- tracking apps, that keep tabs on your kids ever move.

(pam) good evening... i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. it all started after gunfire erupted at santa fe high school not far from houston in southeastern texas. the report of an "active shooter" came in just before 8:00 am. witnesses say, the gunman entered an art class with what appeared to be a shotgun and opened fire. the gunman -- dimitrios the gunman -- dimitrios pagourtzis is in custody and appeared in court today. omar jimenez is live in santa fe, texas with the very latest... omar... judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: you have the right to obtain counsel, you have the right to remain silent.santa fe high school shooting suspect dimitrios pagourtzis appearing before galveston county judge mark henry friday night, charged with capital murder and aggravated assault on a public servant.judge mark henry / galveston county, texas: are you requesting consideration for a court appointed attorney? dimitrios pagourtzis / alleged santa fe high school shooter: yes sir.pagourtzis is accused of killing nine students and one teacher and

(pam) and i'm pam moore. right now, active eruptions from fissures have stopped. but earthquakes continue, and more outbreaks are expected. kron 4's justine waldman is following the latest developments. she also spoke with family in hawaii with bay area roots, who likely lost everything in the lava. she is now live in our newsroom.. justine? (justine) hawaii's goevrnor said today there's potential for a larger-scale evacuation as more fissures open. he says mass evacuation would be beyond county and state capabilities. new vents have formed in the kilauea (killa-way-uh) rift zone and are emitting hazardous fumes. today, hawaii had to move 50-thousand gallons of flammable fuel out of a plant to avoid a potential diaster there. also with 2- thousand people evacuated, shelters are filling-up. they are run by volunteers and community members and is where people can come pick up necessities. (justine) the lava has destroyed total of 36 homes. one of them, belonged to a man from brentwood. it was his dream house. and he and his wife talked to me by facetime from hawaii

pam, ken?rists spent more than 9 billion dollars in san francisco last year.and now new businesses have cropped up catering to tourists coming here to partake in legal recreational marijuana.kron4's maureen kelly has an in-depth look at what these budding enterprises could mean in for the bay area economy. daytripping takes on a whole new meaning on the wine and weed tour.the people paying 100 bucks a pop to get on this party bus aren't really here to see the sights....which is good since so much smoke was blown, it gets pretty cloudy insideplease remember this gonna be a lot of smoking today and probably a lot of drinking. you do not need to smoke and drink every's thing that comes to you, it's ok to pass on it that's totally fine just remember drink waterheidi keyes started cannibustours. com in colorado in 2014, expanding into other states as recreational weed has become legal. she now operates in eight locations and offers other pot infused activities. so do the puff pass and paint tour we