(terisa) kron four's philippe djegal explains how agents are helping familes move out of the bay areappe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker- "over the la

kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon where he sat down with the founder of "leaving-the-bay-area-dot- com." (philippe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fuller/broker

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the senator's morning stop (philippe)barbara lee/nats- "are youernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." representative lee also taking a stand for the hospitality industry... as hotel workers

kron four's philippe djegal reports the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) mayfield avenue... known as "the row" at stanford university... a strip of fraternities and sororities... the scene of a possible sexual assault and battery in palo alto late saturday night. the stanford department of public safety says the incident was reported to them a day later.anna- sofia/student- "it was eerily similar to like a similar drugging event that happened last year, and um, yeah, it just makes you, you know, kinda more hesitant everytime that you go to a social event here, i guess." a community crime alert sent out to the campus by the university says the victim... a woman who attends classes here... took a sip of some possibly drugged water at an event from a man she didn't know, later remarking that the water tasted odd. police say the woman doesn't remember much... adding that her friends noticed the man groping her on the dance floor. the woman's friends eventually took her home. nick/student- "it's not on the girl's friends to take care of her other girl herself, like, that's uh som

in pittsburg, te (grant) our team coverage on this developing story continues with kron four's philippe djegal.(vicki) he reports from bay point -- where a church became an evacuation center -- opening its doors to everyone. (philippe) the uncertainty of the situation is what really made the evacuees nervous. but they were also grateful at the same time, that cavalry temple church, now the bay church -- opened it's doors.monique malcolm/evacuee- "and, all i heard was, gas, wake up, gas leak cavalry, so." monique malcolm and more than 60 other women staying at the "love a child missions homeless recovery shelter" in bay point were rushed out of their building on willow pass road... and, taken to the church overnight... where they slept on cots, with everyone else -- concerned their temporary home might go up in flames...monique malcolm/evacu ee- "i'm a strong believer in god, so i figured like, everything happens for a reason and god is gonna handle this situation."stephanie lopez/evacuee- 'it was like 1130, 12 o'clock. something like that and we came straight here. one of the directors had sur

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the security impact to the bay area commute. (philippe) in light of the discovery of what appear to be explosive devices being sent to prominent political leaders and a news agency... bart making police officers and k-9's more visible... increasing security at stations throughout the system... especially in downtown san francisco... where k-9's actively searched and sniffed trains and platforms.shontise nicole/bart rider- "i rode bart home after my shift and i was scared to death. it was so packed and crowded and i was really really scared. but i was unaware of what happened until i actually got on bart, and i was shaken." bart says while there have been no specific threats made against the system... it's important they boost the presence of officers should an incident unexpectedly breakout. cathie byington/bart rider- "i'm not really afraid. i kind of stay in passenger car that i feel pretty safe at, and i have not had a problem." not much out of the ordinary at the north concord martinez bart station. passengers saw officers th

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the city manager who explains what's going on and how to fix it. (philippe)craig middleton/city manager- "en this started to fall apart, we, our public works department took a look at it and said, wait we've got a problem here, and that's when we called our engineers in." in a six month span.... belvedere city manager craig middleton says the 100-year-old seawall protecting a levee at beach and peninisula roads has shifted almost two inches... craig middleton/city manager- "between the sidewalk and the seawall, you can start to see a little bit of an opening, and what's happening is the top of the seawall is moving toward the water." and, with a string of storms or a strong earthquake... he says the concern is that the seawall will fail. and, with sea level rise, the area could flood.craig middleton/city manager- "the foundation at the bottom is being pushed inward and the top is being pushed outward, which means eventually the whole wall will topple into the water." middleton says this initial project will cost about 550-thousand dollars. money t

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... the weapon turned out to be a b-b gun. (philippe) even to the trained eye... this looks like a real handgun.officer herman baza/chp- "the average person would think it's a firearm. it's black, uh, its not orange." it's what several people reported to the california highway patrol tuesday morning was being waved and pointed towards drivers by the man whose face you see blurred here next to a white van.officer herman baza/chp- "when officers showed up on scene, uh, they held him at gunpoint. they gave him directions to follow their commands. luckily, he was compliant. he followed officer's commands." and, officer herman baza says the 24-year-old man from hayward was taken into custody without the use of force. the man's employer tells kron four he's a delivery driver who was on his way to help a colleague whose van had broken down, when his van also broke down. officer baza says the man then got out of the van parked on the shoulder north of the 66th avenue on-ramp on interstate 8-80, stood on-top of the vehicle and started a

kron four's philippe djegal reports from concord... re families and young kids got to play fire fighter for a day. (philippe)nats- aspring fire fighters learning from the best in fire prevention.lane sanders/three- years-old- "we played with the fire fighters." the sanders family was one of many to stop by the contra costa county fire protection district training facility in concord.no name/mother- "they're gonna bug me forever to go to another fire station and another fire station, but i think they'll remember this." all of the fire protection district tools were on display.... the boats used for water rescues.... and, the trucks and ladders used to enter burning buildings and save lives. robert marshall/fire marshall- "some of them might want to be fire fighters later in life. um, you know, if they're from the area, they're all paying taxes into this and this is a chance for us to show them what their tax money is actually going for." this is the district's second annual open house. last year's event was cancelled because

kron four's philippe djegal reports from sonoma county -- where a community has healed together. (philippe) a year ago... this wasn't possible. a community gathering at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor... with kids running around -- and, creating art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance t

(catherine) kron four's philippe djegal talked to the city manager who details the problem and the proposed. (philippe) to the naked eye... it might not seem like there's a problem along this waterfront, but there is. jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have. cracks in the sidewalk, and cracks in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city de

kron four's philippe djegal reports from sonoma county -- where a community has healed together. philippe) a year ago... this wasn't possible. a community gathering at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor... with kids running around -- and, creating art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance to

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the senator's morning stop in berkeley. lippe)barbara lee/nats- "are you fired up and ready to go? alright, senator bernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." representa

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the senator's morning stop in berkeley. (philippe)barbara lee/nats- "are you fired up and ready to go? alright, senator bernie sanders." a rousing berkeley welcome for independent vermont senator bernie sanders... who as he mulls another possible 20-20 run for president... promotes progressive values in front of a capacity crowd at the berkeley high school community theater. and, progressive candidates like democratic congresswoman barbara lee, running for re- election... fighting for a seat she's held in oakland since 1998.bernie sanders/senator- "i've been told by reliable political sources that barbara will probably squeak out a victory here in berkeley." making housing more affordable... increasing wages and a push for universal healthcare among the pressing issues both elected leaders mentioned are critical to the nation. as is gun control, following saturday's deadly synanogue shooting in pittsburgh pennsylvaniabernie sanders/senator- "we have got to end that hatred, that bigotry which is sweeping this country." repres

kron four's philippe djegal reports from concord... where families and young kids got to play fire fighter for a day. (philippe)nats- aspring fire fighters learning from the best in fire prevention.lane sanders/three- years-old- "we played with the fire fighters." the sanders family was one of many to stop by the contra costa county fire protection district training facility in concord.no name/mother- "they're gonna bug me forever to go to another fire station and another fire station, but i think they'll remember this." all of the fire protection district's tools were on display.... the boats used for water rescues.... and, the trucks and ladders used to enter burning buildings and save lives.robert marshall/fire marshall- "some of them might want to be fire fighters later in life. um, you know, if they're from the area, they're all paying taxes into this and this is a chance for us to show them what their tax money is actually going for." this is the district's second annual open house. last year's event was cancelled bec

and kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon where he sat down with the founder of "leaving-thebay-area-dot-com." (philippe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy property out of the region or out-of-state.scott fu

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the security impact to the commute on bart. h bart on high alert -- following what the f-b-i is treating as an act of domestic terrorism... apparent explosive devices being delivered to prominent political leaders and a news agency... the popular bay area transit system didn't interupt it's service... but instead, added more officers at it's stations thursday.shontise nicole/bart rider- "we need to see more police." passengers concerned about security -- also taking extra steps to protect themselves.shontise nicole/bart rider- "i hold it in my hand and they think its just a water bottle, but i can grip it right here and i'm going to protect. i keep it in my hand at all times, as you see -- it's right here." in pleasant hill, an officer monitiored the station throughout the day. while there have been no specific threats made against bart... the transit agency says it wants to reassure riders that they're safe by boosting the visibile presence of officers and k-9 units.dean carrico/bart rider- "you pay attention to your surroundin

philippe djegal spoke with families grateful for the free gear. (philippe) vans... converse...and nike... nats- some of the world's largest footwear manufacturers... donating more than three-thousand pairs of shoes to alamedcounty families.jakaree ross/seven- year-old- "i feel really grateful and i feel really special." seven-year-old jakaree ross stood in line with his family for new kicks. anthony ross/father- "since this little dudes growing like a weed, most of his stuff went to him. so, this is perfect timing for him. he needs some new shoes." jakaree's father anthony says shoes, these days, are not cheap. anthony ross/father- "payless needs to be called paymore now, to be honest, haha."nats- "go that way with your mommy, boo. boom?" so, the generosity extended by first african methodist episcopal church in oakland is touching for this family.anony ross/father- "a lot of us don't, just don't got it. i mean between bills, cars, gas, school -- it's like, sometimes you just don't have that little extra to get some shoes for your kids if you

kron four's philippe djegal reports... the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) a woman who studies at stanford university struggled to recall what may have happened to her at an event on mayfield avenue late saturday night... but her friends relayed to the campus department of public safety that she may be the victim of a sexual assault and battery. no name/woman- "i was disappointed to see an alert about a situation where women were possibly being drugged at a party of the stanford campus." this street, also known as "the row," is home to some of the university's fraternities and sororities. and, it is along this road where a community alert sent out by stanford to students and staff states a woman took a sip of some funny tasting water from a man she didn't know at an event. her friends say the woman may have also been groped by that same man on the dance floor.anna- sofia/student- "it's great that she was with her friends and i think it was ultimately her friends that let her out of the house and kind of away from that, from that area. so, that's a

in san ramon, philippe djegal, kron four news. is assisting wisconsin police the search for a teenage girl whose parents were found dead yesterday. police got a 9-1-1 call monday from an unknown person at a home in barron county. deputies arrived at the house and discovered the bodies of the girl's parents - denise and james closs. an amber alert has now been issued for 13-year-old jayme closs, who is considered missing and endangered she is five feet tall, 100 pounds with green eyes and blonde hair. (terisa) a rare polio-like disease that causes paralysis is affecting children across the country.(ken) the c-d-c said today....127 cases are under investigation. flaccid myelitis (my-uh-e lie-tis), or, a-f-m -- and it's a growing health concern. the 62 confirmed cases occurred in 22 states. more than 90-percent are in patients 18 or younger -- with an average age of 4 years old. despite its similarities to polio, there's currently no vaccine. it's important to note the illness is rare-- but prevention techniques are still encouraged.

(grant) kron four's philippe djegal reports... that the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) a woman who studies at stanford university struggled to recall what may have happened to her at an event on mayfield avenue late saturday night... but her friends relayed to the campus department of public safety that she may be the victim of a sexual assault and battery. no name/woman- "i was disappointed to see an alert about a situation where women were possibly being drugged at a party of the stanford campus." this street, also known as "the row," is home to some of the university's fraternities and sororities. and, it is along this road where a community alert sent out by stanford to students and staff states a woman took a sip of some funny tasting water from a man she didn't know at an event. her friends say the woman may have also been groped by that same man on the dance floor.anna- sofia/student- "it's great that she was with her friends and i think it was ultimately her friends that let her out of the house and kind of away from that, from that area. so, that's a

kron four's philippe djegal reports... that the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) a woman who studies at stanford university struggled to recall what may have happened to her at an event on mayfield avenue late saturday night... but her friends relayed to the campus department of public safety that she may be the victim of a sexual assault and battery. no name/woman- "i was disappointed to see an alert about a situation where women were possibly being drugged at a party of the stanford campus." this street, also known as "the row," is home to some of the university's fraternities and sororities. and, it is along this road where a community alert sent out by stanford to students and staff states a woman took a sip of some funny tasting water from a man she didn't know at an event. her friends say the woman may have also been groped by that same man on the dance floor.anna- sofia/student- "it's great that she was with her friends and i think it was ultimately her friends that let her out of the house and kind of away from that, from that area. so, that's a

kron four's philippe djegal reports from sonoma county -- where a community is healing together. ppe) a year ago... this wasn't possible. a community gathering at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor... with kids running around -- and, creating art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance to swap

live in morgan hill, philippe djegal, kron four news. thanks phillipe. we'll check back with you in the next hour. ( marty )in the south bay... a family is questioning santa clara county jail officals about how a 22-year-old man died in custody. kron4's gayle ong reports from a family vigil. family, friends and activists gathered friday night in chants and prayer.stunned by the news that 22-year-old isai lopez (ee sah ee lopez) was found dead in his cell at the santa clara county main jail had just talked to my mother and he wanted to do his time, you know and of course he was in jail there was a jail."> the santa clara sheriff's office, lopez was found unresponsive and pronounced dead sunday night..lopez's older sister nallely escobedo says the family found out about his death monday nightbut says they were never notified by law enforcement..

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the security impact ... to the commute on bart. lippe) with bart on high alert -- following what the f-b-i is treating as an act of domestic terrorism... apparent explosive devices being delivered to prominent political leaders and a news agency... the popular bay area transit system didn't interupt it's service... but instead, added more officers at it's stations thursday.shontise nicole/bart rider- "we need to see more police." passengers concerned about security -- also taking extra steps to protect themselves.shontise nicole/bart rider- "i hold it in my hand and they think its just a water bottle, but i can grip it right here and i'm going to protect. i keep it in my hand at all times, as you see -- it's right here." in pleasant hill, an officer monitiored the station throughout the day. while there have been no specific threats made against bart... the transit agency says it wants to reassure riders that they're safe by boosting the visibile presence of officers and k-9 units.dean carrico/bart rider- "you pay attention to your

kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) a year ago... this wasn't possible.ting art. the park was leveled during the tubbs fire that also caused more than a billion dollars in damages, killing almost two dozen people... and, destroyed thousands of homes.celeste decker/neighbor- "it is regrowing. you know, i spend a lot of time in this park, because it's near my home and having seen it gone from ash and trees falling to now green and it looks really nice. so, it's nice to be able to come out here together."nats- "how was that?" celeste decker's twins met fire fighters who helped save their home less than a mile and a half away from the park, and thank them for their efforts. celeste decker/neighbor- "we were quarter of a mile from the edge. we left at 2 a.m. in the dark with no power and smoke in the air in our pajamas." sonoma county regional parks hosted this community healing event to give neighbors a chance to swap horror stories and also celebrate their resilience. bethany facendini/sonoma county regional parks- "and, it's a reflection of how not only the

real estate agency is capitalizing on how expensive the housing market is.( darya ) kron four's philippe djegalexplains how agents are helping familes move out of the bay area. (philippe) about a year ago... alan and lauralee ragsdale sold their livermore home and horse ranch... retired and moved to southern oregon. their new place is much bigger -- minus the headaches they wanted to leave behind.laurelee ragsdale/client - "we needed a lot more green. we needed a lot slower pace -- a lot less traffic."alan ragsdale/client- "traffic was a big issue for us, um, property tax was a big issue for us. you know, that's even though, we're paying substantial, i'm paying a house down, we, you never get rid of property tax." the ragsdale's planned their move for six years... and, san ramon real estate broker scott fuller, helped make it happen. scott fuller/broker- "business is busy." fuller has 18 years of experience in real estate. two years ago, he founded the agency "leaving-the-bay-area-dot-com." taking advantage of a growing market of people wanting help selling their bay area homes... and, buy prop

in pleasanton, philippe djegal, kron four news.bin) coming up at 5 on the kron four morning news... the cost of living in the bay area has gotten so bad... a local real estate agent is helping people move out. hear how he's helping them relocate... to more affordable places to live. (robin) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) take a look at this... one man is riding his bike... doing a "wheelie across america." the journey started on octeober 12th in santa monica. he expects it to take hom 45 days to ride his bike 29-hundred miles on one wheel. he says it is a tough task that requires proper upper body strength, and an ability to deal with a sore back. he'll is encased in a square plexiglass trailer with no bottom to protect him from the wind. ( robin ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... we are following breaking news from overnight... a police shooting in

kron four's philippe djegal talked to the city manager who details the problem and the proposed fix. might not seem like there's a problem along this waterfront, but there is. jamie averill/passerby- "i've noticed cracks -- yes, i have. cracks in the sidewalk, and cracks in the little wall." people are still walking on this levee at beach and peninsula roads in belvedere... but soon, the area will be off limits to pedestrians and cars... while engineers work to secure this 100-year-old seawall that belevedere city manager craig middleton says has shifted about two inches in the past six months.craig middleton/city manager- "which doesn't sound like a lot, but this is a heavy wall, so the weight starts to shift and it can move pretty quickly, particularly if theres an earthquake or some sort of big wave action." middleton says engineers will install steel sheet pilings deep into the bay mud, which will prop up about 100 to 120 feet of the crumbling seawall. that'll cost about 550- thousand dollars. the money is immediately available after the city declared a state of emergency earlier

philippe djegal, kron four news. situations ... like the bombs found in the last few days. the alameda county bomb squad deals with a wide range of serious cases. in the event of pipe bomb in a piece of luggage ...alameda coun bomb techician mike norton says they would usually x-ray the luggage and then detonate it to effectively and safely ... to mitigate the risk. (lydia) the team is always ready for risky situations. they have training to handle nuclear, biologial and checimal threats. ( lydia )and... we have we have continuing coverage on these suspicious packages on kron-4 dot com. you can also stay connected with our mobile app when breaking news happens ... by downloading it today. ( james ) in the south bay. a san jose man accused of k

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