. competition chance, so that is it. -- philipp kohlschreiber.an for the first time. she fought back to take it in a tie—break. she beat the indian wells champion early in the second set and went on to ta ke in the second set and went on to take the third 6—3, and with it the match. the number three seed from russia into a comfortable straight sets victory over her romanian opponent. she was another win at indian wells recently. she remains on course to retain her title that she won in charleston last year. madison keys is also through to the last eight. she beat her italian opponent 6—4, 6—3. she will go on to face her fellow american. opponent 6—4, 6—3. she will go on to face herfellow american. there opponent 6—4, 6—3. she will go on to face her fellow american. there was no fairytale finish to the surfing career of the multiple world champion mick fanning after the australian finished second in his final professional competition at els beach. the three—time world champion earned 8.1 points on his first wave that was not enough to claim victor

philippe: hi rudy, how are you? >> next year you're getting a really big terrace. the cafe du palais closed two years ago. now the mayor has purchased the business with the town's money. he plans to reopen it, otherwise its liquor licence will be lost for good. philippe: personally i think it's important to save this tradition, because the bistro is a meeting place. historically in france the bistro is a place to meet after work or on weekends. reporter: the mayor's remarks reflect the sentiments of many residents of the town especially , the older ones who've already lost their favorite haunts. >> there was once a bar here and the cafe du commerce. it was really nice, but it closed. now it's an optical glasses bar, but that's something else entirely. i'm disappointed 'cause it was a really nice place. reporter: but things have changed in bar-sur-aube. bistro owner bruno lorillere and his daughter nina say that people aren't as spontaneous as they used to be, and they fail to appreciate the nicer things in life. bruno: the nicest things in life are unexpected. you

philippe: when we go on holiday, what do we do in the evenings? to the village square to be among people, not sit all alone in our little hotel room every night. reporter: so it'd be nice if people did that a bit more often in bar-sur-aube. because without its bistros, france would lose much of its savoir-vivre. michelle: it would be hard to imagine france without bistros. let's hope that day never comes. if you would like to find out more about any of today's stories, visit our facebook page, dw stories, or better yet send me a tweet. thanks her watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ from the katharine hepburn cultural arts in old saybrook, connecticut, it's the kate. hi, i'm megan mullally. hello, i'm stephanie hunt. and we're nancy and beth. yeah. ♪ please, mr. jailer, won't you let my man go free? ♪ (megan) everybody just knows me as an actress, mostly from will & grace, which is great. but i've actually done three broadway musicals an

. >> philippe has something to say. the topics are the you need a young people, those who are brought here without their control to the united states. this is different than the group you're talking about. philippe, i'll let you respond, though. >> i got to commend jen because she did a great imitation of donald trump announcing coming down the stairs. i think it's clear politically that donald trump needs a boggy man, whether it's hillary clinton or jim comey or jeff sessions or, in this case, the state of california. he does that because he knows his people will go for it. and i think it's very, very -- it's rhetorical at the least. but the governor aren't keeping their oath saying that, it's both wrong and hypocritical looking at the patriots who literally has broken his oath probably four or five times since we came on camera. >> philippe, why today, though? why on easter as he's about to leave service discuss this very issue if you are a christian you know the faith itself does hold high children in terms of the im

kron four's philippe djegal reports... (philippe) limb by limb... crews methodically chop this deodar cedar tree down that fell flat on bigelow avenue. neighbors in mill valley heard the transformer blow mutiple times past midnight... causing flames to shoot into the air. the tree brought down power lines with it... and, in combination with this live oak tree topling over on oakdale avenue at around the same time... p-g-and-e says almost 400 customers in the were without power by the early morning.claudia giuliani/neighbor- "(philippe) how did it feel seeing a tree right in the middle of the road. (claudia) help, help, haha." claudia giuliani lives next door to the fallen oak tree. when she went to bed friday night she says she expected storm damage around town... but not on her street.claudia giuliana/neighb or- "it was raining so terribly all over. puddles everywhere you walked." a few neighbors on oakdale are also concerned about this tree, hanging ominously over the roadway. it appears to be dying. those neighbors say they're working with the ci

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports...ngs have sparked protests at gun shows across the country... and, saturday's event was no different. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the contingent of protestors was small -- only about a dozen. they say the way they get their point across is not by shouting people down...

(philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event." eventually, police used a s

philippe? >> it's important to use names.ublican member of congress complaining in a vacuum when in reality it is jeff sessions, it is a person is attorney general, the president's fbi director, christopher wray, who decided to put this person in charge. the notion that there is any kind of resistance, i don't know if there is or isn't, but they should look in the mirror because they are running the place. in terms of comey, the more common ground on this panel format when it comes to jim comey, he's about to be exactly what he wants to be. a victim, hero, showboat or -- >> shannon: best-selling author. >> always make him a look at how hard it is to be right all the time. >> shannon: you have a lot of empathy tonight. >> i do. >> shannon: what do you make tonight of the president talking about jeff sessions? very heated, saying, if you would have told us he would recuse, charlie, i would have picked someone else? still mad. >> he's a dog with a bone. he gets on that little thing that bothers him and he doesn't let her go. >>

kron four's philippe djegal spoke to a witness. (philippe) shattered glass and at least two cars with their bumpers caved in... rest along 35th avenue.denise gonzalez/neighbor- "i was seeing everything from the window in my room." this damaged s-u-v belongs to denise gonzalez's mother. tuesday night, it was parked near paxton avenue. it was crushed during a collision between a toyota corola and an infinity s-u-v. oakland police say the infinity ran into the corola as the driver of the corola tried a to make a u-turn. after the crash... gonzalez and other neighbor say they saw the five people inside the s-u-v run away..denise gonzelez/neighbor- "uh, there was two girls and three boys. (philippe) did any of them look injured to you? (denise) one of them. like, fainted. the driver fainted." a 25 year-old woman was behind the wheel of the toyota corolla. police say she is in critical but stable condition. the three girls that were in that car are eight, nine and 10-years-old. the eight and 10-year-olds are in stable condition. the nine

philippe coutinho opened the scoring for the catalan giants who only needed a point to clinch the titlere — surprise, surprise — it turned into the lionel messi show. the 30—year—old argentina international helping himself to his 46th career hattrick for club and country despite a deportivo fightback that had seen them make it

decades after his flight to moscow in 1951, we are still dealing with what roland philipps describess the enigma of donald maclean, in his revelatory new biography, a spy named orphan. the enigma. we are so familiar with this man, and there cambridge spies. we have read the story so often. what is it that you discovered is still uncertain on a still unknown, still uncertain on a still unknown, still waiting to be put in front of us? —— still on sad and still unknown. the enigma of donald maclean to me was that a man who was an intense patriot, and a fabulous civil servant, who went to the top of the foreign office, could at the same time be the single most productive spy of the 1930s and 19405 for productive spy of the 19305 and 19405 for moscow. and productive spy of the 1930s and 19405 for moscow. and how he unable, how he was able to hold those two things in check for most of his life, is, to me, the fascination at the centre of it. let'sjust three cup for the centre of it. let'sjust three cupfor our the centre of it. let'sjust three cup for our younger viewers. he famously fled i

(philippe) these days... alameda police officers are keeping a closer eye on the business district on the west end of town... and, those who live and work here are okay with that.francesca velasquez/lives and works in area- "i think it'd be beneficial to every worker and everybody who walks down the street." two weeks after a violent attempted robbery caught on camera near the pho ahn dao (dow) restaurant resulted in a 61-year-old woman's murder... the city's first of the year... less than one-thousand feet away down the street... two waitresses leaving another restaurant were robbed.rodney hobbs/lives and works in area- "it's always been a safe place, but uh, for some reason now, things seem to be changing a lot more. people are getting a lot more desperate." at around 10-15 tuesday night... lieutenant wayland gee says the waitresses were attacked on their walk to their cars, parked on the 700 block of pacific avenue.lt. wayland gee/alameda police- "four to six, uh, black an or hispanic males, uh, in their l

in daly city, philippe djegal, kron four news.news.kron four philippe djegal, kron four news. (mabrisa rodriguez)expect some coastal low clouds and fog tonight, otherwise high clouds with overnight lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. a few more degrees of cooling across inland areas is expected on sunday as onshore flow persists. dry weather and seasonable temperatures are forecast to continue through the middle of the week. increasing clouds on thursday will lead to rain chances late thursday night and friday. latest model runs are starting to focus the rain a little farther south. a second wave of moisture is coming in from the west aims at the bay area on saturday and spreads rain across most of the state by saturday night, with showers ending on sunday. looking farther out, another system could impact the area early the following week. (jr stone) in southern california.. two people are dead...after a homebuilt airplane crashed into a shed. firefighters found the bodies of both victims near santa paula airport...roughly 65 miles northwest of los angeles.... in ventura count

kron four's philippe djegal reports... (philippe) limb by limb... crews methodically chop this deodar cedar tree down that fell flat on bigelow avenue. neighbors in mill valley heard the transformer blow mutiple times past midnight... causing flames to shoot into the air. the tree brought down power lines with it... and, in combination with this live oak tree topling over on oakdale avenue at around the same time... p-g-and-e says almost 400 customers in the were without power by the early morning.claudia giuliani/neighbor- "(philippe) how did it feel seeing a tree right in the middle of the road. (claudia) help, help, haha." claudia giuliani lives next door to the fallen oak tree. when she went to bed friday night she says she expected storm damage around town... but not on her street.claudia giuliana/neighb or- "it was raining so terribly all over. puddles everywhere you walked." a few neighbors on oakdale are also concerned about this tree, hanging ominously over the roadway. it appears to be dying. those neighbors say they're working with the ci

kron four's philippe djegal reports... (philippe) limb by limb... crews methodically chop this deodar cedar tree down that fell flat on bigelow avenue. neighbors in mill valley heard the transformer blow mutiple times past midnight... causing flames to shoot into the air. the tree brought down power lines with it... and, in combination with this live oak tree topling over on oakdale avenue at around the same time... p-g-and-e says almost 400 customers in the were without power by the early morning.claudia giuliani/neighbor- "(philippe) how did it feel seeing a tree right in the middle of the road. (claudia) help, help, haha." claudia giuliani lives next door to the fallen oak tree. when she went to bed friday night she says she expected storm damage around town... but not on her street.claudia giuliana/neighb or- "it was raining so terribly all over. puddles everywhere you walked." a few neighbors on oakdale are also concerned about this tree, hanging ominously over the roadway. it appears to be dying. those neighbors say they're working with the ci

decades after his flight to moscow in 1951, we are still dealing with what roland philipps describesin his revelatory new biography, a spy named orphan. the enigma. we are so familiar with this man, and the cambridge spies. we have read the story so often. what is it that you discovered is still uncertain, still unsaid, still unknown, still waiting to be put in front of us? the enigma of donald maclean, to me, was that a man who was an intense patriot and a fabulous civil servant, who went to the top of the foreign office, could at the same time be the single most productive spy of the 1930s and 1940s for moscow. and how he was able to hold those two things in check for most of his life is, to me, the fascination at the centre of it. let's just recap for oui’ younger viewers. he famously fled in 1951 with guy burgess. off they went to moscow. a huge scandal. it was the beginning of the unravelling of the story that ensnared kim philby, in the end. he fled to moscow in the 1960s. but in the period between the 1930s and the early 1950s, donald maclean had been stealing and passing to t

in mountain view, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) the n-t-s-b and tesla are butting heads over the investigation into that deadly crash in mountain view last month. walter huang was using the auto-pilot feature on his model-x -- when he crashed into a barrier on highway 101. the car caught fire-- killing huang. the n-t-s-b announced today that it áremoved tesla from the investigation... after the company prematurely released information about the investigation. tesla said data showed the driver did not have his hands on the wheel as recommended...and received warnings before the crash. huang's family is considering filing a wrongful death lawsuit against telsa. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)overnight lows will generally range in the upper 30s to low 40s for most areas, which is about 2 to 6 degrees below normal for our nightly lows. tonight will be slightly cooler than last night and the coldest night through this upcoming weeke

(philippe) on january 16th...er geoff caldwell says nasim aghdam legally purchased the gun she used in tuesday's shooting from a gun shop in san diego. a 9 millimeter smith and wesson pistol similar to this one. commander caldwell says aghdam opened fire at youtube headquaters, shooting several rounds... then reloaded another magazine, and continued firing before turning the gun on herself. rico medina/mayor- "it does shake the community -- it was a crisis." san bruno mayor rico medina, says he's working with city manager connie jackson and other local agencies to try to move forward... evaluate what happened, and find ways to prevent another shooting like this. for the first time since it was lockeddown tuesday -- youtube headquarters is back open. though police and security guards are still monitoring all e ntries and exits. jackson says the first three officers on-scene tuesday entered the building quickly and helped minimize the damage. connie jackson/city manager- they deployed in a spectacular manner and we

in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news.he oakland a's were given the green light to start negotiations for a proposed howard terminal ballpark. port of oakland commissioners voted to enter into exclusive negotiations with the team today. the team also wants to enter exclusive talks with the city of oakland and alameda county for the current coliseum site. the a's hope to have a new site finalized by the end of the year. (grant) the dodgers apparently like the a's aerial idea. that team down in l-a may install a gondola system to help transport fans to and from the stadium. mayor eric garcetti loves the idea...which would be to limit traffic mostly. the gondola's would be installed at the union station, there fans will take a five minute trip in the sky to the games. over in oakland...the a's floated a similar idea recently as a way to get fans from bart to that potential howard terminal site. (catherine) in national news tonight... the state department has a new leader. the senate confirmed mike pompeo today - as the new se

in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news.arizona and colorado, teachers walking out to protest for better pay and learning conditions for their students. teachers used #go-red-for-ed shirts and posters were used. the educators...and supporters in cities like phoenix, tucson and denver used their roadside visibility to drum up attention and out lawmakers for what they say is too little investment for far too long in their paychecks and their classrooms. andy rose has the story that is all new at ten. teachers in arizona and colorado are #going red for ed. encouraged by walkouts in other red states, they are hoping to use that momentum to get more funding in their own states.in what is becoming a trend, thousands of teachers and their supporters made their way to state capitols thursday. demanding more funding for their students, and a pay raise for themselves. one veteran arizona teacher posted her paycheck on facebook, showing her weekly take home pay after taxes and health insurance came to just $320.and that's before she us

(philippe) with shovels in the ground...the alameda county transportation commission and local leaders celebrate a new era for the i-680 corridor. scott haggerty/supervisor- "this has been a long time coming." the 240-million dollar project funded by voter- approved dollars... will extend along northbound i-680 between highways 262 and 84. scott haggerty sits on the alameda county board of supervors. he's al a member of the alameda transportation commission. he says the new express lane will operate the same way as the express lane added to the southbound side of the freeway in 2010.scott haggerty/super visor- "you have the ability to commute the lane with a friend. um, so it is a lane in which you can, you know, you're one plus, you know you ca commute with a friend, but if you're late say picking up your kids from daycare, and you want to flip on the toll tag and you want to pay to get in that lane, you certainly have that option and you certainly can do that." the a-c-t-c says commute times will improve dramatically.art d

philippe djegal, kron four news. (catherine) we're learning more about a mobile home fire in san jose yesterday thatleft one man dead.. it turns out he'd gone back into the burning home to look for a little girl...he thought was trapped inside.(grant) kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with their family and brings us up to date now live from the scene. rob? (rob live) i'm here at the summerwinds mobile home park outside what's left of the home where investigators have been on scene all day. relatives of the victim say he lost his life searching forhis niece, whom he thought was trapped inside. this is a recent photo of 22 year-old minh ho, who was identified by his family as the man who perished on thusday in a fire that destroyed the home he shared with his sister and her family. as he surveyed what's left of that home, ho's brother in law thao doan told me that min had initially escaped the fire and was in the street shouting "save my niece, save my niece." moments later, says ho, his brother in law ran back insidein s

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news.ebit cards used at saks fifth avenue... saks off fith and lord and taylor were stolen in a massive data breach. a cybersecurity security firm says the breach likely affected more than 130 saks and lord and taylor locations in the u-s. hudson's bay company... which owns the retail stores... said there's "no indication" online purchases were affected and that it's cooperating with law enforcement in the ongoing investigation. the cybersecurity firm also said the hackers from this incident were behind previous data breaches that affected whole foods... chipotle... omni hotels and resorts and trump hotels. coming up ... a bay area man is shot and then taken to jail. the story behind his arrest. and after the break ... china's space station finally crashes into earth...making a spash landing. ( will ) and here is a live look from washington d- c... where kids are taking part in the annual easter egg role at the white house. ♪ (avo) everything active for your family. kohl's cash for you. koh

(philippe) on january 16th... san bruno police commander geoff caldwell says nasim aghdam legally purchased the gun she used in tuesday's shooting from a gun shop in san diego. a 9 millimeter smith and wesson pistol similar to this one. commander caldwell says aghdam opened fire at youtube headquaters, shooting several rounds... then reloaded another magazine, and continued firing before turning the gun on herself. rico medina/mayor- "it does shake the community -- it was a crisis." san bruno mayor rico medina, says he's working with city manager connie jackson and other local agencies to try to move forward... evaluate what happened, and find ways to prevent another shooting like this. for the first time since it was lockeddown tuesday -- youtube headquarters is back open. though police and security guards are still monitoring all e ntries and exits. jackson says the first three officers on-scene tuesday entered the building quickly and helped minimize the damage. connie jackson/city manager- they deployed in a s

(philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... while san mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. hopefully, that's just a random event." eventually, polic

(philippe) unexpectedly...esus martinez and his family lost a bit of their privacy last tuesday... when their backyard view received an unwanted facelift, much to their chagrin.jesus martinez/neighbor- "wow, look at that place. it's like empty now." martinez lives on ponderosa drive on the eastside of petaluma. for the past year, a 150-unit apartment development has been under construction on the other side of his fence. the city-approved plans called for the native oak trees along the creek separating the homes and the development to stay up. but last week about two dozen trees were chopped down. jesus martinez/neighbor- "used to be a whole bunch of trees and now we got nothing. we got apartments right in front, and we can see everything, and they can see us from their." deputy planning manager for the city of petaluma, kevin colin says he too was shocked to learn of the mistake.kevin colin/city of petaluma- "the developer has not indicated the specific reason the trees were removed." the developer -- the reli

they tell philippe zanetti the coast is clear. volunteers will bring the freezing refugees to briancon, a town 20 kilometers from the border. after two or three days, they'll continue onward to somewhere else in france or to northern europe. the volunteer helpers know that if they're caught with refugees in their car, they could face a prison sentence. but for them, helping people takes precedence. none of the volunteers have been arrested yet, although some have been interrogated at the police station. so are the volunteers actually participating in human trafficking? >> no, of course not. we don't take money, which is what traffickers do. we're providing emergency assistance, so that people don't freeze to death. >> about 200 residents of briancon, including some doctors, are taking part in the effort. the mayor has made this community center available as a refuge. he also pays for food. meanwhile, 2000 undocumented migrants have passed through here. >> if they show up at our doorstep, it's an ethical imperative for us to take t

kron four's philippe djegal has more.k-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the contingent of protestors was small -- only about a dozen. they say the way they get their point across is not by shouting people down... but by having conversations.david gales/student- "we're hear to understand alternate points of view, and we're not necessarily here to indoctrinate -- to change those points of view." david gales is a junior at lick

in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news.justine) a 5-thousand dollar reward has been offered to help find this stolen pug in san francisco. eyewitness accounts and security footage show a woman untie the dogs leash from outside the whole foods on market and dolores street, and then walk away with him. this happened thursday night. the dog phyllo is deaf and almost blind, and needs medication. his owner is extemely upset and is asking anyone with information to come forward. (jr stone) governor jerry brown has declared today as workers memorial day... honoring those who died on the job. brown says more than two-million people die each year from work-related accidents and illnesses. california is celebrating the lives of workers in the food, transportation of goods, maintenance, and in the science research industry. brown believes it is important to protect workers of illnesses and injuries at the workplace. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . (mabrisa rodrigue

(philippe) these days...lameda police officers are keeping a closer eye on the business district on the west end of town... and, those who live and work here are okay with that.francesca velasquez/lives and works in area- "i think it'd be beneficial to every worker and everybody who walks down the street." two weeks after a violent attempted robbery caught on camera near the pho ahn dao (dow) restaurant resulted in a 61-year-old woman's murder... the city's first of the year... less than one-thousand feet away down the street... two waitresses leaving another restaurant were robbed.rodney hobbs/lives and works in area- "it's always been a safe place, but uh, for some reason now, things seem to be changing a lot more. people are getting a lot more desperate." at around 10-15 tuesday night... lieutenant wayland gee says the waitresses were attacked on their walk to their cars, parked on the 700 block of pacific avenue.lt. wayland gee/alameda police- "four to six, uh, black an or hispanic males, uh, in their lat

(jrstone) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports...ass shootings have sparked protests at gun shows throughout the country... and, now, here in the bay area. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the contingent of protestors was small -- only about a dozen. they say the way they get their point across is not by shouting people d

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports...ass shootings have sparked protests at gun shows throughout the country... and, today was no different. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too." before heading back home to san lorenzo... the buchter's passed a group of anti gun violence protestors. demonstrators whose rights to express themselves the buchter's fully support.john buchter/gun owner- "i understand what they say, but believe a lot of people are misinformed, i guess. they just go with emotions."dixie buchter/gun rights suppoter- "they're blaming the guns and not the person that's behind the gun. (john) yeah, to me it's like drunk driving. you don't blame the car -- it's a person driving the car." the contingent of protestors was small -- only about a dozen. they say the way they get their point across is not by shouting people down

in south san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) and our coverage of the shooting at youtube continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find a timeline of events ... hear from the shooter's family and see the political posts the shooter put online .. on her youtube channel. all at kron-4 dot com. (steve) turning now to our four zone forecast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. (pam) and lawrence ... you're tracking a big storm lawrence were plenty of clouds but no rain today. that will soon change as a major storm is headed our way. highs today were a little cooler but still comfortable and in the 50s near the coast with 60s and a few low 70s well inland. it will stay dry tonight with increasing clouds. on the satellite image you can see a potent storm with a stream of moisture coming all the way from the tropics. that storm will begin with light showers tomorrow but turn to heavy rain by friday. we are expecting as much as 4 to 7 inches over some of the coastal mountains. minor flooding, flash floods, and muds

(pam) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports...use of the statute of limitations on rape and sex crimes in california... deangelo may only serve that time because of the murders, and not the rapes. (philippe) the yolo county district attorney's office is looking into prosecuting joseph deangelo for at least three rapes he's believed to have committed in davis in the 70s. but senior trial attorney for bay area law firm summit defense, rabin (ruh-been) nabizadeh (nah- be-zuh-day) says if those charges are ever filed, they most likely won't stick.rabin nabizadeh/summit defense- "in criminal actions, generally speaking, the more serious the crime, the longer the statute of limitations. uh, but once that statute of limitations has passed, essentially the court no longer has jurisdiction to even hear the matter." until january first of last year... in california... the statute of limitations on rape and other sex crimes was 10 years. that statute was eliminated in 2016 in response to the me-too movement and the bill cosby case... but it

(philippe) unexpectedly... jesus martinez and his family lost a bit of their privacy last tuesday... when their backyard view received an unwanted facelift, much to their chagrin.jesus martinez/neighbor- "wow, look at that place. it's like empty now." martinez lives on ponderosa drive on the eastside of petaluma. for the past year, a 150-unit apartment development has been under construction on the other side of his fence. the city-approved plans called for the native oak trees along the creek separating the homes and the development to stay up. but last week about two dozen trees were chopped down. jesus martinez/neighbor- "used to be a whole bunch of trees and now we got nothing. we got apartments right in front, and we can see everything, and they can see us from their." deputy planning manager for the city of petaluma, kevin colin says he too was shocked to learn of the mistake.kevin colin/city of petaluma- "the developer has not indicated the specific reason the trees were removed." the developer -- the re

jesse: philippe you have to admit that smear of dr.ackson by senator tester is pretty disgraceful. >> i don't have to say that. there is only one man that could nominate ronny jackson to be secretary of the va and only one man to undo that and that was donald trump. if he wanted ronny jackson to be the veterans affairs secretary it probably would have happened. it was donald trump thursday said he wasn't really qualified. it was donald trump who led him to water to revoke his nomination. jesse: i think he said he wasn't politically qualified before he knew these allegations against his character were untrue. >> donald trump doesn't run away from a fight. he ran away from this one pretty fast. if he's so sure, he could renominate dr. jackson monday. jesse: he could have fought that battle but you and i would agree if there was a nomination coming out of a democratic president and there were unfounded smears from a republican senator that didn't check out it would be salacious. >> a democratic president i hoped would win probably would h

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... a new express lane is expected to improve drive times. (philippe) the constant congestion along northbound i- 680 in alameda county, for years... has been a point of contention for drivers. and, now help is finally on the way.richard valle/actc- "this is gonna reduce your commute time, it's gonna get you to work, uh quickly." much like the express lane added to the southbound side of the sunol grade back in 20-10... alameda county tranportation commission executive director art dao (dow) says when the new lane is added to the northbound side... commutes will move faster, compared to what it's like now.art dao/actc- "you're inching along at 10, 15 miles per hour. once this process is complete in 2 years people will see -- should be able to travel 55 to 60 miles per hour." caltrans and the a-c-t-c celebrated the groundbreaking of the new project from the side of the freeway... joined by local leaders, who welcome the corridor improvements with open arms.lily mei/mayor of fremont- "our c

kron 4's philippe djegal talked to investigators to see if the cases are connected.lameda police- "they were shaken up by it." and, still a bit stunned... lt. wayland gee/alameda police- "quite surprised by it." two waitresses who survived an attack and robbery tuesday night after work are not yet back on the job... but the restaurant manager says they will be soon. though neighbors in the area are concerned about a second violent incident happening within a span of two weeks. francesca velasquez/lives and works in the area- "(philippe) do you walk alone out here by yourself? (francesca) i do, sometimes. but i shouldn't." the two victims... 59 and 62-years-old were walking to their parked cars on pacific avenue off webster street at around 10-15 that night... when they were jumped by four to six teenage boys... and, men in their early twenties.lt. wayland gee/alameda police- "the suspects then pushed the females down to the ground, struck one of them and took their purses." no arrests have been announced. just two weeks ago... a 61-year- old woman died from injuries

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... a new express lane is expected to improve drive times. (philippe) the constant congestion along northbound i- 680 in alameda county, for years... has been a point of contention for drivers. and, now help is finally on the way.richard valle/actc- "this is gonna reduce your commute time, it's gonna get you to work, uh quickly." much like the express lane added to the southbound side of the sunol grade back in 20-10... alameda county tranportation commission executive director art dao (dow) says when the new lane is added to the northbound side... commutes will move faster, compared to what it's like now.art dao/actc- "you're inching along at 10, 15 miles per hour. once this process is complete in 2 years people will see -- should be able to travel 55 to 60 miles per hour." caltrans and the a-c-t-c celebrated the groundbreaking of the new project from the side of the freeway... joined by local leaders, who welcome the corridor improvements with open arms.lily mei/mayor of fremont- "our c

in south san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) an update tonight on the victims of the shooting at youtube. two women injured have been released from san francisco general hospital. yesterday-- a 32-year-old woman was brought to the hospital in serious condition, and a 27-year-old woman was taken there in fair condition. they have now been released. a third victim-- a 36-year-old man-- remains hospitalized in serious condition. his condition was upgraded from critical yesterday. doctors will provide another update tomorrow morning at nine a-m. (steve) and our coverage of the shooting at youtube continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find a timeline of events ... hear from the shooter's family and see the political posts the shooter put online on her youtube channel. all at kron-4 dot com. lawrence were plenty of clouds but no rain today. that will soon change as a major storm is headed our way. highs today were a little cooler but still comfortable and in the 50s near the coast with 60s and a few low 70s well inland.

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.erine)(catherine) a bart extension to two new stations in pittsburg and antioch...will debut with a ribbon-cutting and free preiview rides. it's happening may 25th on slatten road in the new antioch station. and a day later... regular service will begin to the new stations...from a transfer point at the pittsburg/bay point station. bart will have tours to show off the new "fleet of the future" trains. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast....and there are some pretty big differences in thosezones....? lawrence karnow: we started with clouds but became mostly sunny except at the coast. it is a little breezy outside and the temperatures will cool quickly. it's all quiet on the doppler radar but that could change as we head into the weekend. on the satellite you can see low pressure spinning off the coast. that low will eventually aproach the bay area this weekend leading to increasing clouds, cooler temperature

kron four's philippe djegal has the story. to be back home -- says youssef (you-siff) abdallah.. his apartment building on galindo street is still in tact. his apartment unit itself -- sparred any damage.youssef abdallah/resident- "in the hallway upstairs and in the restroom, i can smell the smoke, so i don't know where it's coming from, but thank god, none of the clothes smell like smoke. the apartments great on the inside." although local and federal fire investigators are still around... and, will be for quite some time... abdallah doesn't mind -- saying he understands the clean-up in concord could be lengthy, while investigators work to determine a cause of the fire. he just appreciates being allowed back in before any more time passes. youssef abdallah/resident- "being home and just laying in your bed and watching your shows and relaxing. it was good -- i just stayed home." the city of concord removed the red tag on this apartment complex once it concluded there was no further serious risk of parts of the damaged structur

kron four's philippe djegal has the details. (philippe) daly city police lockdown the crime scene... while san mateo county sheriff forensic investigators document and collect evidence... their focus -- this green home on the 500-block of gellert boulevard... where a man was shot in the leg overnight. neighbor/annonymous- "i heard some very fast firing sound. i thought it was firecracker in the beginning, but then you know this morning -- i found out it was actually gunshots." this neighbor says he works late and was in the shower when he heard the shots fired at around 12-30 in the morning. police say investigators found shellcasings outside this home... and, that the people inside it were uncooperative. a sergeant says a man was treated at san mateo general hospital for a gunshot wound. he was placed under arrest after he was released.neighbor/anno nymous- "give our, you know, our mobile society, right, i mean, you can have thugs that live in other bad areas that just come over here, right. so, you can't really control that. h

julian and philippe got the 82nd edition of the race on wednesday.ke his first victory in the race. —— outclimbed. was unable to match the celebration of the final ascent to the line, eventually finishing second. belgium finished third. a cricketer has finished playing a little while ago but has showed how much he still loves to pick up a bat. these pictures are from mumbai. you could say this man is a pretty big deal. any ideas who it is's yes, the highest scoring test cricketer of all time, sachin tendulkar. just driving past and saw these guys playing. he thought he would join in. he is currently involved in the ipl with the mumbai indians as the tea m ipl with the mumbai indians as the team ambassador. watch this. the camera moves team ambassador. watch this. the camera moves to team ambassador. watch this. the camera moves to a team ambassador. watch this. the camera moves to a decent angle in a moment. there he goes. almost... he still has it, doesn't he? good play. the nhl and nba action is taking place. pittsburgh are going for their third co

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) another big story we are following tonight-- police have arrested a man... accused of stealing guns from his father's home in san jose-- and leaving a note... threatening to shoot people and officers in san francisco. 44-year-old dustin hamilton was arrested near at&t park just before 6:00 this morning. police say several community members told police where the transient was. they say they recovered the guns he's accused of stealing. hamilton's father tells kron 4... his son has been on the streets... battling a drug problem. (grant) in the east bay...a deadly police shooting is being investigated. it happened last night near the brook-vale shopping center in fremont. police tried to pull over a car that had a man inside...wanted for illegally posessing a gun and violating probation. police say when the car stopped...the suspect jumped out and ran towards a gas station. police say the man pointed a gun at them-- and opened fire. officers returned fire-- killing the man. none o

in south san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) we are also learning that eleven hours before the shooter opened fire at youtube... she was questioned by police in mountain view. nasim aghdam had a 20 minute conversation with police. but the chief says she did not say or do anything to arouse suspicion. police were doing a welfare check on a woman asleep in her car. that was in the parking lot of the san antonio center on showers drive. they ran the plate and learned the car and its occupant were associated with a missing persons case out of san diego county. (vicki) the chief says if there had been the slightest indication that the woman was bent on revenge or violence or was armed, there would have been a much diffferent response. as it happened, there was no justification to search her car. (ste

(philippe) in a letter dated tuesday...the chairman and c-e-o of tetra tech reached out to the u-s navy. he states that his company is aware of negative allegations made by former employees of a subcontractor. accusations that tetra tech's soil samples at the hunter's point naval shipyard in san francisco are inaccurate. tetra tech was the contractor hired to do the work. now the company is offering to pay for new testing to prove it's clean-up work was valid.bill brownlie/tetra tech- "the details of, will have to be worked out with the navy." back in january... the navy shared that 50-percent of the soil samples taken at the shipyard were possibly flawed. the environmental protection agency later added that up to 97-percent of the samples were bad. tetra tech says it will pay the navy to hire an independent contractor to re-test the site within a one to two month period.bill brownlie/tetra tech- "we proposed to the the navy that they choose the contractor." post world war-two... navy ships used in hydrogen bomb tests were

philippe djegal, kron four news. will ferrell is recovering tonight after being involved in a rollover crash. it happened last night in mission viejo. in this video-- you can see ferrell being treated by paramedics. he sustained minor injuries in the crash. officials say the suv ferrell was riding in was sideswiped by another car that veered into the suv's lane... causing the suv to spin and flip over. the suv to spin and flip over. ferrell's longtime driver and a fourth person remain in the hospital in stable condition. the 50-year old was returning from a "funny or die" event in oceanside where he appeared as where he appeared as ron burgundy. (vicki) you may get a chance to vote on a plan to split california into three states. supporters say the state has grown too large to meet the needs of californians. this is a picture of what it would look like. the bay area would be part of northern california. much of the central coast and los angeles would keep the original california name. and southern california would ha