>>pam moore: it is what is called the affair the will to or. >>emily turner: this is the place to evade this is the last set of shows will have an a bay area and kemper they're starting in early which means tonight after half a century mechanism for this tool the last five shows ever army by stadium before the final farewell they have flocked to bay area to see their the bride's that take the stage with a three party in the music began today in downtown san jose they're lining up for a file box of to mention the got their tickets in plenty of time for tomorrow's show the heart and a free form music most importantly no bags and no no no smoking the shows are not sold out there still time if you want to go none of that would give you what these fans came for their huge fan is a ticket and not so well the look of a something to do this we can definitely something for everyone san francisco's fried weekend the schedule for sunday at 1030 along market street nascar's series will be of the sonoma starting today through sunday afternoon the alameda co

>>pam moore: this historic u.s. supreme court decision rendered some other interesting questions a professor a uc lot and a nationally recognized authority on constitutional law first of all of 54 sweat this decision and the president said it was just as like a thunderbolt with a long time getting here. >>: something they can appeal is an inventive judicial decision is a political haven is to be made and whether it takes a knock with american people have been rejected of the santa except this horrifying they're even nastier and this is in the lab ever seen them sometime this same the less you have to say on such a more fire you have been imbedded was happening here. >>pam moore: winterize of evolution movement and then there was housing and jobs and both kinds of things adoption will of the larger implications there are applications for public employment public housing accommodations will see where that goes it is harder marriages what it is a suppose they could start to change would marriage means for everyone some

>>pam moore: it was all the celebrity knows. >>reporter: a look at what to expect partly clear skies of 7:00 p.m. you see more of the clouds will begin by 10:00 p.m. the cloud build up once again the southwest about 9 mi. per hour the average the breezy night overall the coastal clouds will be in the peninsula in the eastern shore land as well you consider satellite redder the moisture is still in place for the sierra led in the way for hi rich presser this is really the source of all the warm temperatures headed that way in the warming trend will last a few days but to mix the region that is gonna give us a 90 degree mark in the inland city it is strongly breezy 54 or 60 mi. of our heritage and san francisco to try half moon bay 54 for san francisco and a city in half on bay about 54 degrees and general things to walk into a mile to one super tuesday afternoon highs from the repeal will return daytime highs to concede across-the-board 76 to talk to 79 antioch allows attorneys area 7 into presence in the more with its 78 to just

>>pam moore: a man climbs a 90 ft. crane and spends the night there howe policemen's to get him down + please get a major break in an east bay cold case murder how they're hoping to catch the killer following a deadly about and it collapsed and berkeley will look into problems and another condominium complex built by the same contractors. >>pam moore: it is in a condominium build by the same contractors which worked, berkeley building where six people fell to their death last week from a balcony. >>dan kerman: a dozen balcony's have all been under repair from the condominium because water got in and cause dry rot from the distance of dry rot and water damage as well as extensive mold that only affect about the man with the interior walls as well this is the general contractor and the waterproofing subcontract all this millbrae building are the same as those the did the building and berkeley or about the collapse and killed six and injured seven other people last week the company and basically the same condition that is

>>pam moore: a popular l g.t. moore and san francisco had once again by vandals plus a former giant outfielder killed in a murder-suicide in taxes the tribute is pouring in for deborah hamilton + a man perched on top of a crying for more than 12 hours authorities finally managed to get him to come down. >>pam moore: edge in the face three times in less than a week and now police say they're investigating the vandalism and a hate crime you can see with the merrill looks like today after being hit with spray- painted on saturday the faces of the same sex couples and the transition the man a spokesperson for the nonprofit says beth also bans imports of violence made a guest artist and the l g b t people on their social media web site listed there are more disappointed and angry police said their special investigation unit is reviewing those images. with theelp comrt eper m keing momealt! i'm epindad schule. i'm epinmy m hap! comfort keers -hom pressial cegivs caprove me plaing d eparion, heal andellns seices and peon

this is the bay area new station kron 4 news and it starts now >>pam moore: a somber evening in the east bay as they gathered to remember those who were killed and about and the collapse of berkeley a vigil for the victims as happening right now at the cathedral of the christ live in oakland that is where we find scott live in front of the church. >>scott rates: the masses on all right now there are several people in their retinol and bay are playing and that are trying to get to grips look at what is it looking like inside about a hundred or so the healing process for the irish community has started this of course have attracted about to collapse at the liberty garden apartment complex early tuesday morning of course five of the victims were from ireland the other to to year-old acid, who was found on a park of very heavy irish community in size i spoke with one of the fathers from ireland his mother is speaking tonight he has been talking to the family and how the family has been holed up take a listen. >>: a lot of love a lot of prayer or resources have been there during the best. >>s

>>gary: >>pam moore: the celebration included gobs of confetti all from above and the celebration the fans got to watch the game and best played in cleveland from the jumble try and hang from the selling they range from less than $100 of 2 $1,500 this was the same last night on telegraph avenue and 14th street in oakland video of the celebration courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a 87 the opens with apartment we did the things quieted down this after 3:00 in the morning unlike other street demonstrations and open this at last night's town was very different. >>: they're very proud of this city in their team and the experts that respects that we saw last night i think the team had a great message and the city had a great message and everyone behaved accordingly. >>pam moore: bear run only minor problems last night they get an early start getting their hands on warriors championship merchandize kron 4's maureen kelly was there. as the team store opened their doors. >>maureen kelly:warrior fans started lining up outside the team store.some even before the staff at the oracle are

>>pam moore: president obama is back in the bay. staying in san francisco during long the is there to attend a pair of fund-raisers early he addressed the u.s. conference of mayors which is holding its annual convention at the unions were helton that where we're standing by with details on the president's speech today. >>dan kerman: he touched on that when he spoke about the charleston children at some point as a country we have to reckon with what happens it is not good enough simply to show something the total u.s. conference of mayors the charleston south carolina trapshooting is another in a series of bonds events this happen all too often in this country he said aggrieving is not enough and he did not hide his frustration with congress for failing to enact the safety reform will maya stopped one shooter some families might still be whole he shifted gears and talk about how does the ministration is increased access to health care creating an additional job and growing economy he extra the hope we can create tens of thousands of

>>pam moore: we're is and how we ended up looking like this >>pam moore: a 200 prominent layman maintaking internet his name is not on dragons' dollars he is roger he lives on animal preserve of australia called the pain or sanctuary pictures of them crashing metal has gone wild on the web of the muscular marsupial is the real bill order to the guy who rescued him he is on a show national geographic scott came through dundee those metal can see crushes them daily for exercise that is his will stand here apparently is aggressive but other kangaroo's like to start rajahs way bigger than that we may have an update next year on a to rotted affected roger that is it for us tonight at 8:00 we will be back at 11 and hope to see you then in the meantime stay in touch www.kron4.com (alarm blaring) smoke comes out of the vents into the first four break rooms. you're sure you turned the flame down last night? totally, 100% guaranteed, positively sure. alarm's gone off before, but the smoke was always gray. one time, a possum got stuck in the shaft. smoke came out like this. dr. addy was conduct

>>pam moore: 1 woman is dead six others are injured including two children and the driver after a car goes off paroled and hit the ball on the sidewalk a chaotic scene in vallejo and the police work to work together to how this happened we have been falling as gripping story all evening and tonight we are learning more about the driver behind the crash. a light pole and run on oracle 05 people all possibly family members three women won 2502 of them 40 and is one of the women drive in she was killed the four year-old girl and five your boy also injured the ruble flown to a hospital, one of the late is one of the year end pain drug and of letting the issue still under the vehicle for what i knew told them not sure how many children and fools three-room one a horrific scene this will happen you conceivable marks to a car at the curb the edge where bonds of and eventually. >>phillipe djegal: you not be arrested could happen down the road the police department said this man did not have an obvious signs of intoxication with it is possible that he was intoxicated or maybe have a condition

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: crews remain on scene tonight. as they continue to mop up the area. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in solano county. with details and reaction from neighbors. who had to move fast to save their homes. >> pam: charles? >> reporter:this fire burned about 15 acres. luckily, no one was injured and no homes were lost. >> reporter:according to the fairfield fire department, a contractor trimming weeds just to the north of waterman boulevard here in fairfield may have accidently started this grass around 2pm on tuesday >> reporter:this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> reporter:the flames.. pushed along by a steady breeze.. spread quickly eventually reaching the back yards of several nearby homes. >>i heard a rumble and a dark cloud >> reporter:rory lane was working at home and heard the fire burning outside. he went the back yard and saw flames moving toward his house. after calling 911 he and his neighbors decided to make a stand. >>i grabbed a water hose. a neighbor grabbed

>>pam moore:.-->>marty gonzales: celebrations are planned in the city all weakened but mrs. brescia will start a civic center plaza today and noon and then the big parade down market street will start tomorrow at 1030 in the morning and run from bill to 93 and there some real close to sell you about this morning high between mcalester and grow was close to that this money in the summer of the closure that will take place letter on today and tonight there on your screen disclose a start at 8:00 tonight and for more on the part celebration including closer look of the parade route are you after do is visit our web site www.kron4.com >>marty gonzales: please review for person who shot and killed a 70 your boy in east san jose friday night just before 1030 the 2100 block of offices from the man award on the sidewalk the victim died of the same also happen retinol an intense manhunt is underway in upstate new york for escaped killer david law enforcement officials are hopeful that they have his track entire perimeter man over a thousand officers off this is close to where of this

i'm pam moore. joining us on the phone right now is cal-fire division chief jim crawford. chief crawford, what more can you tell us about the fire? >> : justed o'clock tonight received a call about of vegetation fire. we ride the fire was about 50 a. it was really windy tonight the fire continued to spread the by now were starting to gain the upper hand on that-it. >> pam: can you explain area. and the homes that are threatened. >> : it has a very good buffer from protecting them from leaving the site. it's located in never remote area. >> pam: next explain why the wind pushed it to 300 a.. >> : it's been pretty moderate when it has been about 25 mi. an hour. >> pam: read as worried about the fire spreading tonight. >> : we're now word we can leave it in this status on false status. >> pam: powerful winds were a major factor in how quickly this fire got out of control. diane tuason is here to tell us about the weather condition now. diane- what's happening now and will strong winds be an issue all weekend? >> : livermore 25 mi. an hour winds. and mellon howff 21 mi. gas. i

good evening, i'm pam moore. at this hour that fire is 100 percent contained, but it was a tough battle getting their-- there kron 4's phillipe djegal has more info >> phillip :it was hot out here and with the dry brush it was a difficult fired put out and the winds were whipping at. but you can see the firefighters take a look at the video we shot earlier, this fire is a hundred percent contained 533 a. firefighters were able to respond quickly after the fire for started here in the park. they were able to get the fire hoses out and some water lines out to douse those flames quickly there are homes nearby you will get in the evacuation shortly they hear some of the questions we asked to the fire as they were dealing with it any idea how was started? >>:no not yet we are investigating >> phillip :any structures damaged? >>:no not any this really shows how fast wins can carry the fire we went from 4 a. to 100 to 200 to 300 >> phillip :it was released amazing how fast this fire spread. but at least none of the home

good evening, i'm pam moore. those workers are protesting unfair labor practices. economic inequality. and public safety among other issues. kron 4's jeff bush is live at union headquarters with the latest. jeff? >> jeff :there is still time to make a deer--deal but not much but otherwise more than 9000 workers are not going to be a work tomorrow freshly made signs with the word strike have been conspicously placed outside the seiu local 521 headquarters. members authorized the strike action and the negotiations are coming down to the wirewho will blink first is anybody's guess. county officials say they are working hardunion officials say they are working hardand all that hard work is going on with a ticking clock counting down to six a.m. if the strike goes forward on tuesday morning thousands of workers will not be at their postand, that will likely affect anyone who needs to do business with any county agency. court workers, administrators with the county offices, health care workers, social services and the jailsto put it simply, a lot of people will notice if

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> reporter:it is only 30- percent contained. philippe djegal joins us live now from antioch. >> pam: philippe, what can you tell us? >> reporter:hundreds of residents are evacuating from their homes tonight. our team coverage tonight >> reporter: just above the neighborhood to concede the smoke and the hills. at one point, evacuations were called. at 1.100 homes have been evacuated. the fight is starting at 4:00 this afternoon christopher firefighters with and then the best record there may have saved homes and lives at this point. no injuries have been reported. and no structures have been damaged creek listening to how to describe the firefighters' work... >> it in the fire from going right to left or the back fire actually backfire and not know what to then you have peak and hydration to the firefighters getting injured as well. >> reporter: so, pam 80 percent contained and over 300 a. burned again no injuries reported and no structures damaged. several fires but will be all here several firefighters will still be out here. it

as kron four's pam moore explains, it is an all encompassing program that trains kids to discover theices. voices of those who are "25 and under." >>: dissovle inside - at the downtown oakland. >>: on cam full- 4-409 - let's get the show started. >> vicki: track- these kids are getting ready for youth radio's live online broadcast called - 'friday groove'. a show that commentary. and the creative energy is buzzing. getting started at youth radio the kids go through three levels >> vicki: track - ayesha teaches multi- kids clued to rows of computers. >> : track - ben- a youth radio alum - started the music program and >> vicki: >> : was a lot more shy. to do in the radio have become more outspoken. >> vicki: 400 youth kids " to the program every year. >> : i do what i want to convey to people. >> : >> vicki: you trivia teaches kids to tell their own story. there's also a professional component. a 18 year-old desmond is working on this story right now. >> : the storage americanize about kids being able to access against. >> vicki: ohio governer john kasich has a big announcment to make.

. >> grant:but later the city sent in crews to remove the bumps >> pam:good evening everyone i'm pam moore. >> pam:tonight kron-4's emily tuner took neighbors' concerns to city leaders.and demanded answers. >> pam:but first we go to grant lodes. to explain where is this all this happening? >> grant:we're talking about a residential street.west 11th. but neighbors say lots of >> grant: >> grant: people use it as a cut-through.and drive way too fast. >> reporter:the red dot indicates exactly where the speed bump was. >> reporter:this is right near the contra costa country fairgrounds.and antioch high school. >> reporter:let's go to kron-4's emily turner. >> reporter:she joins us live from antioch tonight. >> reporter:with what has been happening since the city ripped out the unofficial speed bump yesterday. >> reporter: samir did go on to say that he and the city plan to work with this neighborhood to try to get the speed bumps put back into it would be sure to follow this story to bring you the very latest print reporting live in antioch creek. >> pam:jail inmates working at a local camp fo

. >> pam:good evening everyone i'm pam moore. >> pam:today kron-4's haaziq madyun spoke with vallejo mayor osby davis. about what is being done to stop the violence in vallejo schools. and to keep students safe >> pam:it's a story you'll see only on kron 4. >> reporter:for weeks now kron4 has been investigating claims by parents that the vallejo unified school district is overrun by violence images like these showing students fighting each other on campus have become a major concern. the school superintendent ramona bishop who you see herehas refused our requests to be interviewed on the subject. now the outspoken mother of a student shot to death outside of jessie bethel high school is seeking answers from city hall and mayor osby davis >>"i would like to hear his thoughts about the situationthat there needs to be some kind of change" >> reporter:she says even though the mayor has no direct authority over the superintendent and the school board >> "he could put the power of his office to put pressure on the school board" >> reporter:unfortunately the mayor wasn't in his office when

good evening everyone i'm pam moore. >>lot of trauma and grief. >> grant:ireland's consul genera calls it a national tragedy. >> grant:flowers and mementos mark the spot where six young people died this morning when a fifth=floor balcony gave way >>i looked down and here was just death. >> grant:five of the victims were irish students >>a dark dark day here in berkeley >> grant:structural engineers now looking for the cause. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:now to a story we first brought to you this morning. >> pam:tragedy in berkeley. six young people are dead. and seven others injured. >> pam:after a balcony collapses. and they fall five stories to the pavement below. >> pam:kron-4's vicki liviakis joins us live. from the apartment building where it all happened. >> pam:vicki - this is so heartbreaking. they were celebrating a birthday. r >> reporter:pam, i'm here at the scene of the tragic accident that killed those young people. >> reporter:investigators are trying

i'm pam moore. >> pam:kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from the south bay. >> pam:but first, diane tuazon is here with details on whether any more rain is on the way. diane >> diane: things will start heating up! i will kave -- have more coming up next! >> pam:in recent weeks, california has recieved some unusual late season showers. some people are wondering if the weather phenomenon known as el nino could be responsible. >> pam:continuing our coverage on this latest rainfall. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in the south bay with an update on el nino. and what it could mean for california. charles. >>well, an el nino is when the waters of the pacific ocean become warmer than usual along the equater. when this happens it can alter weather patterns all over the globe. an el nino actually formed last winter but came to late to bring any moisture to california but it appears that same el nino is going to stick around. >>it's really hard to say >>meteorologist jan null believes that the el nino forming along the equator in the pacific probably isn't directly responsible for t

good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: at least one structure is >> pam: destroyed and at least one fire fighter was hurt while battling the flames. >> pam: grant lodes has been tracking the developments.grant? >> grant: about 4 mi. east of park ridge golf course on greenfield road. south asian portion of livermore just south east of livermore if you are familiar with that area. the slide areas showing the smoke that is still emanating from the high spots right there. in getting up to 53 a. per if we tell the locals have burned. --we do know that the locals have burned. -- vehicles >> grant: you had multiple little fires burning all over the place at one point. you can tell is that a dense a populated area. we did see some horses out and about poor it will be some farms in this area. on tesla road in south east livermore. temperatures over 100 degrees when this thing started. hindering firefighters. the wind seemed to have died down so that is good news. making sure that the hot spots do not advance anywhere. induce the a lot of smoke and the weather is very friendly to the fire. it was

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: hundreds of firefighters are battling six major wildfires burning right now in the state. >> pam: near triple digit temps in some places aren't helping. grant is here now with a closer look.grant >> grant:pam.fire season is not only here, it has kicked into high gear. from san diego county in the south.up to the eureka area.crews are already strethced thin and needing help from out of state. >> grant:that's the case for the fire of lake tahoe.threatening the town of markleeville. at that fire's command post.which is in nearby doublas county nevada. >> grant:jr. >> reporter: of more than 500 firefighters busy at work. this is what it looked like 35 mi. southeast of lake tahoe and tuesday with plans shooting into the ear. in certain sections of this force. what a >> reporter: is the hardest part of all of this? >> to see the mountains burnt. thus the hardest part about this. >> live raton river. so every one on around me are packing up to go. i'm hoping to not have to do that. but i may have to. >> reporter: evacuations are not issued but ther

. >> pam: these images come from our partnership with abc 7 >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pameen with you every step of the way during the playoffs. >> pam: now.lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers stand in the way of the warriors quest for a championship. >> pam: we're covering this story from both sides of the bay. >> pam: philippe djegal is at a watch party in san francisco.but we begin with exectutive sports director jason appelbaum live at oracle arena. >> pam: jason.here we go! >> reporter: you mentioned the warriors that has been 40 years since they have been to the championship. the cavaliers have only been there once. so something has to give as a sacred when stephan curry entering the arena as lebraun james barrett you have to play off the records current lebraun meantime the first player since 1966 to play in five consecutive finals. >> reporter: apparently, mid game of form. how is this affecting the coach and the rest of the players? >> every little bit of it is fun creek of course you do not want to lose. we are now did digging ditches we are living the dream

good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:the rash of burglaries is happening near san francisco city collegethere on edge. kro 4's dan kerman new at six >> pam:los altos police are on the hunt for a man seen lurking in someone's backyard. take a good look. >> they stole money. they stole credit cards and they also sold computers. >> reporter: the family believed that a cut perukes a back door window. >> they came back to grant and some guy was walking up and down the street grid we feel really terrified. police >> reporter: statistics show the bay are skyrocketing in their area. the blue dots represent 19 home burley's of robberies in just four weeks. before april 16th and may 16th. >> one has to lift of that. no one does. no one should have to go through that particular >> reporter: police is stepping up patrols in the area and this family is adding additional security to their home. >> pam: love of the police are on the hunt for a man lurking in someone's backyard. take a good look preparedpolice say surveillance video captured the man walking into the backyard through and unlocked gate. h

. >> pam: good evening i'm pam moore. just minutes away from quicken loans arena. >> pam: golden state.hoping to shut down lebron james and even up the series at two games apiece. kron 4's jr stone is live outside "the q" in >> pam: he spoke with the players ahead of tonight's game.jr? >> reporter: earliest 1000 people out here really the team on. we talk about the basketball team's. i spoke with coach occur at a number of the players for the last two days after we have been in this situation before specifically against methods and were down 2-1 in the series. and we came back and won three straight and they believe that they can do that today. talking to coach car and he is keeping them loose. >> reporter: distil like a do or die game tonight? >> no, not a do-or-die game as if you have three losses. you come out and play to win. >> i am going to say go get them tiger? you can do this?! if you put your mind to it we can do this, let's keep the faith! >> reporter: you heard him there. having fun with some of the media. the

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: we are learning more about the white supremacist who was arrested this morning in north carolina. >> pam: catherine heenan begins our team coverage, >> catherine: a mass killing. an intensive manhunt and finally, a bloodless capture. >> catherine: 21 year old dylan roff did was stopped by police in north carolina. 240 miles away from the shootings. >> catherine: police say this is roof walking into the emanuel african methodist episcopal church at eight sixteen last night. >> catherine: he sat with a prayer group of about one dozen people. >> catherine: then witnesses say he stood women and you're taking over our country. and you have to go" and started firing a gun. >> catherine: a surveillance camera recorded his car leaving the scene as charleston 911 dispatchers reacted to calls about multiple shooting victims >>" give me at least four medic units, three supervisors on that call please." >>"all uni

. >>.i can save water >> pam:good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam:with homeowners being asked to reduce20-percent, the city of san jose is also looking for ways to cut its water use too. >> pam:kron four's rob fladeboe shows us which patches of grass at some city parks.could soon be ripped out. >> reporter:before it was planted recently to these heartyand drought-tolerant ground cover like this ceanothus, the little-used strip of grass near the street here at jeffrey fontana park in the almaden valley was considered a waste ofso it's become the face of a proposal to perform similar so called 'turf conversions at parks across san jose. >> reporter:a thousand square feet of grass like this one between the tennis courts and the street 620 gallons of water each week. that and this mow strip nearpool at birbrach park are two more examples of superfluous turf that many park users might just as of conserving water. >> reporter:the city is quick to point out that while a sustainable landscape is it's goal here, the turf conversion program must strike a balance between reducing water use from ir

moore i can't because he's too far away. >> as his mother, you still love him? >> yes, i do, very much. i love all my children. >> and pam, i know you haven't been able to speak to him yet. what would be your message to him if he saw you right now? >> i hope that he gets better and i love him and i miss him. >> all right. pam, appreciate your taking the time to talk to us. >> you're welcome. >>> that was david sweat's mother as he's recovering in the hospital. >>> a major scandal at clinton correctional that goes to the top. former sergeant that knows the executives put on leave today and plus, donald trump and chris christie dueling campaign events at this hour. who packs the punch and calling mexican immigrants rapist. he's fighting back with a lawsuit against univision for dropping his beauty contests. >>> tonight a major scandal, 12 employees, 12 including the three top executives out clinton correctional the prison where sweat and matt were serving time is under investigation in addition to joyce mitchell and gene palmer charged with helping the killers escaped. executives under the mikecroscope tonight include the