>>pam moore: apple unveiled as a book who consume the new features next >>pam moore: she was to simulate a blow was the subject of a massive search 17 years ago now her aunt and shannon public in the mental torture she went to rome and on a to get answers to men who kidnapped her nice tear retailer wal-mart announced its plan to boost wages to $9 an hour followed by an increase to $10 an hour and 2016. >>pam moore: donald trump is not just checking of politics is also shifting of the stock market's republican billion businessman donald trump might some of wall street's in canada but he is non. >>reporter: is legendary investor carl icahn trout has even told him the proper treasury secretary the rest of wall street isn't so sure if trump did read the presidency what would that mean for the market. >>pam moore: stocks closed mostly higher today in the dow gained 49 points as simply as the sex crimes with the nasdaq fell 19 pence to them. >>reporter: family has a much into nine core temperatures are expected by tomorrow where clinton and the called low degrees it will not deliver more 76 de

>>pam moore:.porter: then advanced piece of machinery quick without a license to video cameras into the to gigabytes of memory fifth in other words traditional tree the system back and have significant therapeutic effects including the decrease in the amount of medication residents take friends like the depression and aggressive behavior should not the facility for month -- to learn and recognize the residence or retire the search for a stuffed animal who got lost of the edge of space has taken on a life of the phone. >>grant lodes: its school students and on and you see some of them to the mature adult and this bloom according to a flight data that the jig is interested not to 2 of 0 50 mi. above the earth before the balloon popped us samoset to be the first toy dog asked johnson on a mission to reach the edge of space. >>reporter: attempt to the point averages to go to most of the week and one report we can and the rain returns wednesday night and thursday because of the capacity to pass the show

>>pam moore:.national new ways to capture video and new ways to share. >>gabe slate: it is defeated unless people send real-time streaming live video feed from the phone to the facebook friends facebook says is taken off of it are using in creative ways now you can have the ability to train the to facebook live runs and a device for example they think this to the next consumer trend they want you to build to click on the pictures or video and 20 from to change them. the one and one to use in this statement tonight or want to talk about this but big board for riyadh and had sent bush a to social media donald trump is coming to the bay area details of his first campaign stop that is next five starting plus a close call for a neighbor were shot on patrol passing which nation goes to shipment not once but twice. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. while you'r

>>pam moore: i. >>reporter: and the more reckless knows that the event a must in fair condition tonight and the unborn child is ok after getting shot she was and what to tell police and tactical or attacker was the victims ex- boyfriend ricardo: dressed and in the sugar listen shuttle to her place of work confronted her with showed up and tried to kidnap her when she refused to listen they act license plate number 6cgn644 for not residence in this complex are glad the office assistant manager survived the attack that when morris and the relationship the suspect did not take a very well be facing her car they wanted his daughter did not try to approach him he should be considered armed and dangerous and stand your replies to call for this. >>pam moore: little about the shooting with another on our free mobile application and this plan what happened and where he was arrested. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>jeff bush: according to police this dallas s

>>catherine heenan: >>pam moore: the, the cliff and by about two to 5 ft. of her back door and today contractors using ton hydraulic jets slowly released in the home in the air to monitors world house for 20 ft. into the front edge of the adjacent to the side wall is in was is courtesy of a helicopter partnership with abc seven to try to buy enough time to move the home to a permanent location somewhere else and pacific rim. >>reporter: small vehicle again as well and more, a couch for tomorrow rest of the week starting tonight and decided we're going to see the rain fall moving in 64 degrees of san francisco 16 0170 and san jose a mild comfortable 97 victory in the the more in concord 77 degrees thursday morning will seek counseling when we consider the cloudiness and also like showers in the north bank but won't be until 1:00 a.m. on friday. >>pam moore: relentless rain caused historic flooding elsewhere a horse was helped to drive land and raw houston the area of about a dozen red cross shelters are now housed in roughly 400 people off forced to leave th

>>pam moore: is happening again only this time the counterfeit job has changed. >>dan kerman: since march for people in contra costa, to have overdosed on the job they thought was a generic form of hi jules column and stopped in was a different drug containing since long on the left as a generic form of the pain reliever i called home also known as michael on the right something more sinister and it looks to be the same drug but it does not is acclimate of snow contra costa county chipping a doctor than the ghost and says such much for people in the county of overdosed on this and he says they're not getting it in a from a said but of finding on the streets this and not just drug addicts to join the force women stress is already investigating 36 overdoses and nine deaths a sacramental counting tied to some come to the drop san francisco listen to similar overdoses in recent months and the and believe that these five drugs are the manufacture and synar shift to mexico and then brought across the border into the united states. >>pam moore: that is simply asking for

>>pam moore: next a new recall affecting thousands of toyota. >>pam moore: some of the affected vehicles will have air bags which will not deploy in the event of a crash the problem is with the system with at the backed the aircraft the system was the proper account of bread and the cars involved in the recall it is unclear if the cause and injures a crashes cause and injures a crashes push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >>pam moore: it is on harrison street we're looking at a picture the vigil is scheduled to start in about half a

>>pam moore: 9 a minute to shona because of the mundane is here. >>rob fladaboe: after a few precious on solve their back on the job and getting into shape and that condemning packing close of five holes in the box hundreds of cards are practicing what is known as the mobile attack seasonal firefighters as well as new recruits also spent many hours in the classroom but there was nothing quite like hands-on experience that these exercises provide the call on as one returning veteran person is to be ready to safely and quickly do whatever the situation calls for without thinking about and. >>: they would demonize and discriminate and hard-working it ever had in muslim americans ask what we need in the fight against radicalization of the top candidas in the republican party the night climate change even exist instead of an attack as that was we want america to the in the future designs. >>: no matter what physical the child lives and. >>reporter: to consider the cost of living behind with the consent to see increasing clouds the to go to the rest is n

>>pam moore: friends and family members asking for help howe pitched inside and to your our remontant her mother's body was recovered and san francisco mclaren park last friday but r.e.m. has not been seen since february. >>j.r. stone: she was at rock last thursday the mother and that mother's body was recovered off on friday and now the daughter is nowhere to be found spot the whereabouts of to your our rim if the answer i know this evening friends to work on the kola best buy in san francisco say they're all in shock over what has happened hist she still remembers when the call will bring little r.e.m. and to work. >>j.r. stone: no rest of the made in the killing of nicole on the disappearance the little girl and they will discuss any of the circumstances co-worker tells the she was a for claspers the but did not show friday the focus for friends and family has not turn to our grammar--ar ianna shh >>j.r. stone: it is important know that we have friends and family members >>pam moore: and jim on and is under arrest accused of a sexual crime against the child down of the was packed g

>>pam moore: will handle all the details.>>reporter: when the conditions expected clouds expected to continue to increase the wednesdays' the stang strong to the to open at 20 m.p.h. and shows us will with an expected to go to the rest of tonight and will felon back to william them with a few scattered showers near san francisco will to the rain will move on to the north the could see a few thunderstorms should like the afternoon but that will clear things up and high pressure will return and that is going to deliver the big time warm-up has to go to the next couple of that is tomorrow the summit will result of the temperature. >>pam moore: how the fire crews already responded to a few grass fires in recent weeks after tech and a few months of the seasonal firefighters and now in training getting back in shape with a series of drills today and san jose them that means of physical test and skills such as getting an oxygen mask on an estimate of 15 seconds they're also practicing tactics like mobil the tax use to clear path wil

good evening i'm pam moore.estation happened at the la clinica monument dental office in concord. grant lodes joins us now with more on the suspect. and why police fear there may be more victims. the fear police have is that because the suspect.alejandro saro worked at additional dta

hello i'm pam moor here's what led -- pam moore, here's what led to the arrest. >> as practice ended for the high school badminton team thursday a 15-year-old boy was allegedly involved in a dating with his coach. loc nguyen was taken into custody on wednesday when the school district learned of the inappropriate relationship. >> we worked with the police department to help with their stxhvgs release it had employee immediately. -- investigation released the employee immediately. >> they fold all standard hiring procedures before she was brought on board. >> her department of justice and fbi clearance and background check before she was able to work with students. >> the inappropriate relationship was brought to light this week resulting in her swift arrest. she faces a misdemeanor charge of molesting a child under 15 years of age. >> whenever there's a major incident we make sure there's counselors and support staff available. we'll support our students in any way we can. >> she was booked into the santa clara main jail and is awaiting official charges. >> news tonight at 11:00 a 64

good evening, i'm pam moore.ht we are learning more about the deadly encounter the unfolded yesterday morning in the city's mission district. grant lodes is tracking the developments.he joins us with

>>pam moore: friends and family members asking for

i am pam moore. authorities are investigating a suspicious death from lafayette. >> reporter: relatives were concerned about a woman. when officers arrived they went into the woman and found the 66- year-old resident dead. they were back again thursday afternoon. sheriffs deputies were seen coming and going from apartment 17 andry moved several items, evidence. it was unclear what was in the plastic bags removed except for a medium sized rug that was covered up. police would not identify the woman who was found. neighbors say she lived there several years. her husband was recently admitted in the hospital for an unknown illness. little is known about the case. most of the people who live in the apartments did not hear or see anything out of the ordinary. police will take the evidence they removed from the apartment to the lab and go over it with a fine-toothed comb. they are calling the death suspicious. we are hoping to get more information as it develops. kron4news. >>> allegations grow against a d

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. wilkinson's ne wardrobe basket.l on etonline.com. >>> time for the answer tonight's "e.t" birthdays, which hollywood legend won this competition back in 1948. congratulations to tanniana alley w plans to marry her fiance later this summer. and before we go, here's one more thing to check us. >> have a great everyone. >> on monday, outlander can only experience the glitz and glamour of the scene to premier one place, now at eight. "it is murder in every sense. whoever's making these pills is murdering people." we look at the fake painkillers sold on the street and the terrible toll is is taking on some bay area families. whoosh he's 23-years old, mentally disabled and a paroled serial sex offender. now he's homeless in sonoma county. and authorities are not happy. whoosh ever have a nightmare about being in a car and losing your brakes? imagine being the captain of this 150=foot tour boat honk honk whoosh and it may be the most important question you can ask your smartphone. how long will i live. british researchers

next on kron-4 news at eight: i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next.against a spate dimples the stand another alleged victim comes aboard the navy's eighth is next. wedding. your 24/7 destination for breaking celebrity news. >>> . >>> america saves allison porter. >> allison porter made the top 12 last night on the voice. she is one when we first met, she was hurling on the big screen. >> listen to what one of the finalists told us after the show. >> i think for all of us, we didn't know that adam would be leaving to have his family next year. didn't know adam was leaving either, but holdon, we did a little bit of investigating. adam's contestant was a little bi confused. >> adam is going to be back next season. >> pam:now at eight nat thousands of phones buzzing with an amber alert. a little kidnap victim recovered safely in the south bay today. we dig deeper and find out why it isn't used more often whoosh a very lucky eyewitness to history. an east bay high school student shares his story of being the guest of draymont green as the warriors made bas

i'm pam moore. brittney has been tracking the forecast. she joins us now to tell us where that rain is. >> it's really starting to move into san francisco. as we go into the rest of the night, we'll see the on and off showers as we head into the rest of the weekend as well. we're seeing those yellows. that's more of a moderate rainfall coming down. moderate rainfall moving into san rafel. just south of union city, we'll fly you around the san jose area. we're seeing light to moderate rainfall again. we'll continue with these showers. this is a live look outside right now. definitely bring an umbrella with you. we're dealing with a disturbance here right now. counterclockwise circulation bringing a bit more rainfall. we'll continue to see this light rainfall. that's coming up in my full forecast in about 15 minutes. >> two more victims have come forward one day after a dental assistant was arrested for child molestation. he's accused of molesting three young children under the age of 10. >> parents picking up and dropping kids off at this c

>>pam moore: pick where it to tell you the dangers bleep conditions are here to stay for while the first conference chairs

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all westbound lanes are shut down, i am pam moore. >>> i just talked with officers within the last 20 minutes, a man was shot and killed and they told me that this man was shot at least one time periods this is an area -- one time. this area is blocked off, i'm going to show you the area we are talking about. you can see the officers on the street. you can see that vehicle, we came across that vehicle around eight we came across that vehicle around 8:20 pm. as i talk about the situation you can go to the video for some closer shots of this car. the man was shot and killed while driving along highway 4. i have been talking to witnesses all night long they didn't see it go down but i talk to people in the neighborhood and they believe that it was a disagreement that happened at all chevron gas station about two blocks from where we are located right now. that is where the two parties got onto the highway and they believe that there were gunshots fired from one car to another. please delete confirm this -- the police did not confirm this but the people here. a short time later officers c

i'm pam moore. >>> tonight, friends and family are asking for help in finding the two-year-old. >> the whereabouts of ariana fitz are unknown tonight just days after her mother was found in the park. >> reporter: friends and family say they are all in shock over what has happened. >> i think we're all just still trying to process it. we realize what's happened, but i think that we're all just supporting each other and finding comfort in each other. >> reporter: alvi florez says she remembers when she would bring little ariana into work. >> she was smiling and giggling. it's troubling that we don't have any information on her. we want to find her as much as anybody else. >> reporter: no arrest has been made in the killing of nicole or ariana. >> there was a text sent from nicole's phone saying that she was in fresno and with a friend named sam. no one has ever heard of this sam person. the focus has now turned to ariana. >> i pray for her to come home safely, and i just hope whoever has her, please turn her in. call whoever you have to. just please have a heart. have mercy on her. her m

we have a live report i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next.kin' pile of dirt. yeah. it's nature's care. what's in it? lots of rich, moist organic things. can i touch it? yeah, get in there. that feels really good. nature's care organic garden soil. that's some good dirt. and that's some other good stuff too. borne very different this time around. watch it on et online.com. >> travel considerations provided by. >> the world is still in shock at the passing of michelle turner made her way to minneapolis and she will join us for much more omorrow outside of paisley park. the place prince called home. >> we leave you now with one of the biggest musical icon's most iconic songs. purple rain. bye everybody. ♪ now at eight. san francisco's city hall turn purple tonight in memory of prince, he loved this city just one month after appearing in the bay area , the music giant is dead. devastating. hard to believe. whoosh from his native minneapolis to the bay area, reaction from heartbroken fans . great, great writer. he transcended everything. whoosh al

warriors, they have another golden night, the team one game two of the nba playoffs, hello, i am pam moore. 115-106, steph curry was out tonight because he hurt his ankle on saturday. the lawyers will face -- the warriors will face houston on thursday. the warriors are not the only a area team enjoying up post season run they're the third round in the series, talking to excited fans before the game. >> reporter: the weather was hot and the fans were pumped up. the team had one two games in la which was encouraging her the fans in attendance. they say this is the year of the sharks. >> this is our year ago -- this is our year. >> we need to go ahead and get it. >> go sharks. >> we are going to sweep them this time.>> reporter: the fan base was energized, they are supporting the home team, fans say this is the best team they have seen and a longtime. there is a good chance of victory this year. >> we came here from canada, go oilers, go sharks, go la. >> they need to go home. go home. we are taking the series.>> reporter: we are going to win the stanley cup this year. >> yes we are. >> we ar

good evening, i'm pam moore. graham's arrival is finally bringing a sense of closure to his family. kron four's jeff bush has the story. >> jeff :robert perry graham was born in san francisco and went to war in the army in 1950a year later, he was captured by the north koreans and sent to a prisoner of war camp. he died in 1951. his remains stayed in north korea for decades. sometime in the early 90's, the north koreans provided boxes of combined remains to the u.s. government. graham's nephews provided dna samples to the army years agofinally, a match. >> nicole venturelli : this last fall, they let us know there was a match and i was so happy and sad at the same time but it gave me a sense of closure that he did, indeed, die in korea. >> jeff :a full honor guard was on hand at sfo to receive corporal graham's remains. everything stopped and the only sound that could be heard was the distant noise of jets on the tarmac. corporal graham's body was escorted frome hawaii by his nephew james george, who is a career marine. >> james george : 65 years laterbeing able to bring him home an

good evening i'm pam moore. we have been tracking the violent trend for months.manding answers about what's being done about the problem. grant lodes joins us with a timeline of the shootings. but first kron-4's j-r stone joins us live from richmond tonight. j-r you spoke police there and community leaders. >> j.r.:pam, 18 ee

i'm pam moore. news -- at eight -- is next. >> it's all at etonline.com. >>> welcome back to the show, everybooy, in tonight's "e.t. birthdays," which knocked up actor had never held a baby until shooting the film? that is seth rogan who turns 34 today. the first time he ever held a baby, believe it or not was in the delivery room scene. killing it on nbc right now. it is the number one show on sunday nights and this sunday steve has a 9-year-old wh who learned to play piano by ear. >> take a lo bye, everybody. >> what do you think of music today, the new music? that's the same face i make. >> meet brendan, he channels his inner billy joel. brandon's been playing since she was 3 and he's using his talene to inspire others. >> you've given two ted talks haven't you? >> i have. i talked about how the piano changed mm life and how i believe everybody has their own instrument but maybe they just never took the time to find it. >> so adorable. >> reporter: devastating wielding a serious control rising. 1

i'm pam moore, detectives say they have very little to go on at this point, and need the help of the public to solve the case. we have details and reaction from neighbors. >> reporter: oakland police identified the man shoot and killed after midnight sunday morning of police say the 30- year-old was killed on the 3,000 block of richmond boulevard. he lived there about a year and was almost home when he was attacked. it's unclear what the motive was. >> we're trying to determine what led up to the shooting. we're looking at everything, also talking to neighbors and any witnesses, and also looking for video surveillance footage. >> reporter: the man was last seen at the king fish pub and cafe, about two and a half miles away, and left some time saturday night and was found dead later in the evening. a memorial is set up near the place he was shot. he was worked as a data scientist in san mateo, and before that as a research scientist. >> we're asking the community, nip with information to contact us, you can remain anonymous. >> reporter: oakland police say there are very few clues in

good evening, i'm pam moore. kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp has been tracking the warm weather. brittany, how warm will it get tomorrow? >> brittney : we are going to get well above average temperatures in san francisco we're not going to break the record but we had a better chance of breaking the record in oakland the same thing in livermore as we head into tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. your wake-up planner shows these temperatures i will have a few heat tips because we want you to stay safe and will take a closer look to your seven day forecast coming up at about 15 minutes >> pam :a reminder. for up to the minute weather forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron-4 mobile app. it's free to download for apple and android devices. >>:a makes you more conscious and aware of your surroundings >> pam :bart passengers on edge. after two strong arm robberies were reported yesterday ternoon at the concord station. one of the victims had to go to the hospital because he suffered injuries du

>>pam moore: a couple murdered in the south bay home tonight the color is a large and san jose policesuspect

i am pam moore. the city's visitation valley neighborhood was locked down for hours. >> come to the front door. hands up. >> reporter: fbi agents calling at this home on friday afternoon. federal agents took stanislaus petrov into custody from that home. you can see the massive presence from the air. this is the same house where neighbors say a shooting occurred in the early morning hours. the home has been raided before. this time agents were focused on the tonights of this camaro that was parked in the garage of the house. it is unclear what officers were looking for. as you can imagine, the raid startled unsuspects residents. >> we seen like a riot type vehicle turn the corner and as soon as we turned the corner, you could -- they were throwing like percussion grenades and sawing the door down. >> reporter: this is not the first time petrov has been in the police spotlight. he is the man in this video being beat bin alameda police deputies. you can see several deputies subduing him after a car cha

i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. now at eight. six tenured faculty members accused of harassment and none of them were fired. tonight we reveal new accusations on the u=c berkeley campus. as one alleged victim comes forward. there was no interest on the university's part to protect me as an employeee. whoosh a bizarre mug shot and even stranger story. police in the east bay say he robbed a store at gunpoint then led them on a high speed chase with three children in the car whoosh heat records melted all over the bay area. now get ready to break out your umbrella. whoosh rattlennat the sound of danger. rattlesnakes in the grass and how hour >> pam:that is the number of u.c. berkeley employees. who have violated the es

good evening, i'm pam moore. it happened in san francisco's mission district this morning. on shotwell between 17-th and 18-th streets. tonight. the san francisco police department is being criticized by community activists. for its use of force policy. kron 4's jeff bush brings us the latest details. >> jeff :san francisco police were called to the shotwell near 18th street around ten in the morning because a man was seen with a large knife in his hands. when officers arrived they saw the man holding a large kitchen knife about ten to 12 inches long. police say they tried to negotiate with the man but he would not put the knife down. officers then used a bean bag gun to subdue him but after several shots he was unphased. police say the man became aggressive and lunged at officers who were then forced to shoot him. he died later at the hospital. chief greg suhr says there will be a full investigation of the latest officer involved shooting. >> chief greg suhr : we have been working very hard to try and figure out a way to contend with folks who have edged weapons or other w

i'm pam moore. the world is mourning the sudden unexpected death of prince. he was 57 years old. in the purple lighted dome of the san francisco city hall, an outpouring of love. he is being remembered for his creativity and ties to the area. chris welsh has more. >> reporter: we are here outside of paisley park in minnesota. this is the place prince called home so many years here in minnesota. it was his recording studio. it was a residence. and this is where people have filed in and out all day long. leaving balloons, leaving purple balloons. signing cards, and just leaving their condolences for a man who was a home-town icon, but also a man who brought a new kind of music and a new style to the entire world. ♪ [ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: prince can be summed up into one word. legend. >> he could play classical, jazz, country. he played rock. you know. he played blues. he played pop. he played everything. he was just a great musician. >> reporter: prince sold more than 100 million records worldwide making him one of the best selling artists of all time. >> i wanted my mu

good evening, i'm pam moore. this was the scene earlier today across the bay area. while we are expecting high temperatures this week. we could also see a cool down. and even wet weather towards the end of the week. kron 4 meteorologist brittany shipp has been tracking the forecast. and joins us now. brittany, what's ahead. ? >> brittney : wednesday is going to be the hottest up about 10 degrees by tomorrow and by the time to get to wednesday are temperatures will be anywhere between 15 to 25 degrees above average so some of our locations in the south bay will push into the nineties which bill be short lived until we get to thursday --will be satellite radar showing here a stronger offshore flow which will hold--which will switch to an onshore and flow so we will get back cool ocean wind coming in your eyes are on the region tomorrow a closer look at your full seven day forecast coming out >> pam :a reminder. for up to the minute weather forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. it's free to download for apple and android devic

good evening i'm pam moore. the alleged molestation happened at the la clinica monument dental office in concord. grant lodes joins us now with more on the suspect. and why police fear there may be more victims. the fear police have is that because the suspect.alejandro saro worked at additional dental offices.more kids may have been violated. investigators say the incidents thery're aware of. happened here at the la clinica in concord. they say last friday, an 8-year- old girl was molested, told a relative, and on saturday the 24-year-old saro was arrested at his home in antioch. they've taken his cell phone and say it contains incriminating evidence. saro was hired as a dental assistant back in march of 2015, prior to that he work at western dental in concrd and antioch.and at patino orthodontics in concrd. he is currently being held on 8.1 million dollars bail kron-4 was first to tell you about this arrest with a push alert this afternoon at 12-24. you can stay connected on breaking news by downloading our fr

i'm pam moore. kron 4 sports director gary radnich is here now with more highlights from tonight's game. >> i hate to say it. you said it all. i'll see you later. >> i'm just seing you up. >> when you have a people that obviously winning is what people enjoy the most, but when they're fun and by most accounts a great group of guys, this is good stuff. here we go. this is the record surpassing michael jordan in the mid-'90s, his chicago bulls. curry, 400th three-pointer early in the 3rd quarter, broke his own record of 298 three's last season. that's what you call shattering a record, curry doing it one more time here. he ends the regular season with 402 threes. he had 46 points and the golden state warriors on this incredible night of basketball, they will open up to playoffs now. here's a little bit of a downer. there's the owner is at the premier game of the playoffs, again only the first one is sunday at 12:30. that's their biggest audience. they've put cleveland in there with lebron. warriors wi

pam moore is live with more on tobin world. >> reporter: we reported on thisschool before.school for special needs -- it's a school for special needs children and operates at several locations in antioch and east bay cities. as we have been reporting since january, the school has come under fire for how it the staff handles students and a controversial video recording of one encounter. tonight, we are learning that there is another parent who is filing charges. we will have that story coming up new on kron 4 news at 6. i will see you at top of the hour. back to you. >> sounds good we will look for you at 6. >>> baseball is back in action. tonight the a's kick off the 2016 season at the oakland coliseum and had to make a bigchange to the starting lineup tonight. kron 4jr stone he is live at the coliseum tonight with more. jr. >> vicki sonny gray was supposed tonight the starting pitcher andscratched because of food poisoning. i spent the last couple hours in the parking lot with the tailgaters and that's all they could talk about. out here right now, the a's have been out he

i'm pam moore. that confrontation ended with the african -american student. grabbing the camera. when she noticed she was being filmed. now the student behind the lens. talked exclusively to kron 4's dan kerman. about pressing charges. >> reporter: and now likely one of the month of the to the half- million people view this spiral video for a female state student confronts corey a male white student this say it's inappropriate for him to have dreadlocks. and there francisco soon says that if he hadn't been walking through when he overheard a woman the video say if she's going to find a boy who said something rude to her. king decided the plugs phone and start filming. king says that he's filmed on campus for nothing received the much attention as this. the video lightning rod on social media for a discussion of racial issues. king says he initially feared for gold seen safety until the tension turned toward him. king managed to hang onto his farm and now plans to press charges against scandal.. "try to intimidate us it was not right. we cannot have that happening on a public coll

good evening, i'm pam moore. tonight we are learning more about the deadly encounter the unfolded yesterday morning in the city's mission district. grant lodes is tracking the developments.he joins us with what police had to say about the incident.grant? a fiery response from san francisco supervisor david campos, on this latest deadly police shooting. he released this statement on facebook. >> grant: all but one witness says that the man is holding a knife and charged at officers and an advocate says that this new video proves officers did not try to de escalate the situation and dan and breaks down the please response saturday. >> reporter: new video obtained it police pulling up to the scene at shock wall street. while the move off-camera making it impossible the see the encounter with the homeless man the end up shooting began here was being said. all three officers out of their vehicles. 19 second mark someone was told was less on the ground. followed by for been backgrounds and the gunshots. news conference

good evening i'm pam moore. we are looking back at the extraorindary life of prince tonight. and his impact here in the bay area. grant lodes is sharing the outpouring of reaction from his fans. and kron-4's j-r stone spoke to locals, who saw prince in his last bay area visit. but first, we remember the life of prince. whose influence stretched around the world. the world is remembering a music legend. >> reporter: he had stunned who and division. warriors and of medical innovation he captured the final performance only a week ago and this is how it all ended rescue workers at his studio and talk to fans about it just a few days back. . >> pam: he contributed songs and less x and renowned as a music professor-protectionist. but he was also noted for his personal humanity - taking care of struggling friends, and even in the wake of the devastating prince was endlessly prolific - his memoir was supposed to come gone at 57 - some of his final words onstage - "if i could - i would give you >> pam: j.r. has more on his final visit to the bay. >> j.r.: the mayor cordelier the city

good evening im pam moore. just a stones throw from the bay area people.including teens, are dying after taking fake street pills. they are stronger than heroin. and more powerful than morphine so far. nine people have died. 36 others have overdosed. according to the sacramento county health department. kron 4's justine waldman is here now with how this dangerous drug is ripping families apart. justine? it has happened here in the bay area before. >> reporter:and now, the overdoses are happening again at such an alarming rate, tonight the d-e-a has issued a public safety alert. people are taking these fake pills that are killing them. "it's wrong. do not take pills if it was not prescribed for y'all. that go for adults, that go for kids. do not take 'em. they kill y'all. " with her grandson in the hospital, sheila sheppard weeps. the jerome butler, a father of three is in a coma. nats i am a hurting mother right now he took a pill from someone he trusted he thought it was norco, or hydrocodone. natasha butler,

good evening i'm pam moore. we have been tracking the violent trend for months. and tonight we are demanding answers about what's being done about the problem. grant lodes joins us with a timeline of the shootings. but first kron-4's j-r stone joins us live from richmond tonight. j-r you spoke police there and community leaders. >> j.r.:pam, 18 freeway shootings since last november. 11 of those have happened on the i-80 cooridor in this section of the east bay. one man dead in yet another freeway shooting tuesday night and no suspects in sight. lt. andre hill of richmond p-d says their department is part of a multi agency gang task force that has been eyeing these shootings.cases that have all been labeled targeted or gang related. sot we've identified a majority of the gangs that are involved but the challenge is identifying specific individuals in those gangs who are the active shooters in those instances. in the latest highway 4 pittsburg shooting the victim's body was recovered with multiple gunshot wounds. one of four fatal and 18 east bay freeway shootings

a 7- year good evening, i'm pam moore. police say they are looking for a man who exposed himself to a student. playing in the schoolyard monday afternoon. kron 4's maureen kelly says, the incident has neighbors in the community saying, they plan on being more vigilant in order to help keep children safe. just knowing that something like that happens here is uncomfortable. hopefully we can make sure it doesn't happen again that's the best we can do janice styles is the officer manager for the palo alto buddhist temple.it was on this property where police say the suspect was standing when he exposed himself.to at least one student.at ohlone elementary school. it happened monday during the lunch recess.as children played in the school yard. that's when police say the victim walked around the backside of a classroom and saw the suspect watching children play from behind a chain link fence. based on what the child said happened the man has his pants unbuttoned down and we believe he was masturbating. police say he made eye cont

good evening, i'm pam moore. this comes after 14 other s-f- p-d officers were suspected of sending similar messages. kron 4's dan kerman joins us of justice. with reaction from dan. >> reporter: officers were suspended back then last fall. after this was discovered. george's accusing it lisa for san francisco police officers ascending terraces text messages in 20142015 and during last year's scandal 14 officers were accused of sending racist attacks. this comes at office made a discovery last week after reviewing 5000 pages of documents and on related criminal case. >> reporter: other officers were investigated at this clinic as they did not centex and it pass messages. there >> reporter: adding in the late this afternoon. jeff said " every person in san francisco says they deserve equal justice does them >> pam:the san francisco public defender is now adding his voice to the racist texts controversy. in a statement released last this afternoon. jeff adachi said quote -- every person in san francisco deserves equ

good evening i'm pam moore. tonight the democratic and republican presidential candidates are going state to state. ahead of next tuesday's contests in the northeast. but some are wondering. after the results last night in new york - is the race already decided. here's kron 4's national correspondent mark meredith with more. >> reporter: likely the democratic nomination could be locked up by the time we get to june 7th not so likely on the republican side. after big wins in the big apple donald and: phase 1012 or primaries respectively before the big one on june 7th. california is not play much role in politics because it's often said the time the baton the state's primary comes around. california will likely have a major role on the republican side donald has a hundred 47 delegates and 1237 nominations. >> reporter: and the dozen races before california only needs to win half the delegates reached the 2383 needed to win the nomination. only difference is if clinton wants to get to the magic number of using thos

. >> justine: the polls and wisconsin are 50 minutes away from closing creek kron4 pam moore is in the news room waiting for the early results to roll in. >> pam: as we have been reporting this hour. there is a lot at stake in this one primary. will ted grossed take the lead and change the tenor of what will happen at the republicans convention with donald trump? >> pam: what about the democrats. coming up at 6. we will sort it all out with our political consultant randy tonight. and why california june primary is becoming even more important. we will see you at the top of the hour at 6:00. >> grant: the warriors suffered a tough loss at home last week week remarkably, the dopes first loss this season at oracle! but more and portly, the route for 73 is still alive. and roughly two hours, the defending champs are back on the court and turned the final stretch of the regular season. >> grant: as they go after the best record in nba history, they can't get aver moss thought all along the way. we now turn to mark carpenter who is like on the floor at oracle. mark? >> mark: the war suffered

good evening everybody i'm pam moore.ll of this comes as the raiders are about to make their picks in the nfl draft. fans are dealing with the possibility the team is about to leave town. dan kerman has the story. >> reporter: while they're here for this party, mark davis is in las vegas p -- pitching to move the team there. >> first off the raiders are undefeated in las vegas. >> reporter: mark davis is speaking of a 1964 exhibition game. the first and last time the raiders played in las vegas. >> with your help it won't be another 50 years before the raiders play another football game in las vegas. >> reporter: mark davis appeared before the tourism committee and said he wants to help pay for the stadium. >> i think this will make one of the greatest experiences in sports. >> reporter: in the past the nfl has frowned on locating the team in the nation's gambling capital. but davis thinks attitudes are changing and he can get the support of 3/4 of the nfl owners. >> i believe that if we give them an offer they can't refu