in santa clara rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: rob fladeboe. kron 4 news. >> pam:mysterious circumstances involving a missing benicia family. adam buchannan, his seven- year-old son gavin, and gavin's mother molly mcaffee. are all missing. >> pam:buchannan's el dorado cabin up in flames a week ago. it was discovered yesterday. >> pam:county sheriffs say, two bodies were found inside, but they have not been identified. the cause of the fire is under investigation by the district attorney, sheriff, and the coroner. >> pam:adam buchannan also has a teenage son. solano county sheriffs have searched not only the family's benicia home, but buchannan's business. >> pam:computers were confiscated, and a car impounded. buchannan's lawyer says, the remaining members of the family are cooperating with the investigation. >> pam: find a solution or continue with litigation. that's what a sunnyvale judge told two families suing the parents of an autistic boy. >> pam: in the controversial lawsuit. the plantiffs say, the boy was a nuissance in their south bay

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.tate attorney general kamala harris released new figures today that she says reveal a clear racial imablance in california's justice system. >>african americans account 17 percent of the arrests and 25 percent of the deaths in custody. of juvenile males. boys. africans americans are booked at a 20 percent higher rate than whites, >> pam:all the dataand much more is available at a new state debuting today. >> pam:it's called openjustice and has numbers on arrests and deaths in custody, as well as violence direcdted against police officers. >> pam:we have a link to the site on our web site. and search for openjustice, one word. >> pam:new information on that shooting at the west oakland bart station. police say they plan to seek attempted murder charges against the man authorities say shot himself during a struggle with police. >> pam:tonight that suspect remains in critical condition at highland hospital. >> pam:the incident was captured on police body cameras.but that footage has not y

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> diane: mostly cloudy conditions and then the two bridges werepped into the mid '60s and '70s for the inland valley locations. about 10 mi. per hour for the most part. as i am tomorrow morning a chance for patchy drizzle. the temperature should be all around the 50s across the board. >> diane: with cooler temperatures and place about 10 degrees cooler than we were the last couple of days. >> diane: friday, when starts to warm things up just a tad bit creek i will talk about how long they're coming up in a few minutes! >> grant:police in bexar county, texas, are investigating a fatal police-involved shooting that was caught on cell phone video. >> grant:the video, recorded last friday, appears to show two and killing 41-year-old gilbert flores. >> grant:it's not clear if flores had a weapon on him. >> grant:the bexar county sheriff says the video is among many pieces of evidence collected to determine what happened. >> grant:authorities say the incident began after authorities responded to a domestic disturbance call from flores' home. >> grant:th

. >> catherine: kron 4's rob fladeboe joins us live from san jose with details on the new charge. rob? >> reporter: we have new information that the deputies are accused of assaulting a second inmate. all three of the image for a family charged with murder. the correctional officers were in technical help but technical sell shares deputies. all three, handcuff assigned to high- security inmates. and charged with murder. >> reporter: complaint, was that an affidavit filed by the sheriff's department or other inmates to hear him making for mercy. the attorney jeff rosen said the correctional officers are guilty of killing someone that they were supposed to be protecting. >> the jill is also there for protection. of those outside it. as well as those housed within it. >> about protection--the protection there is no accountability or rehabilitation. and in the end there is no human guilty. --and ability >> osa chose to protect tyree did not, instead they kill time. killed him >>--those who were chose to * >> reporter: is three deputies face a maximum life in prison creek they are expec

in his first public comments since maddy's death, michelwith kron four's rob fladeboe.nly on four. '.it's been hard, i lost my little angel.' >> reporter:six weeks after his daughter maddy was murdered, her father michel is still coming to terms with his loss. sot michel middleton middleton is worried next monday might be another bad day, when maddy's alleged killer, adrian 'a.j.' gonzales, is due back in court. that's why he is asking the community to help him keep the focus on maddy and not on the man police say murdered her. sot michel middleton middleton is not planning on attending the hearing, where gonzales is expected to enter a plea to charges of murder, kidnapping and sexual assault. hate, he says, won't bring maddy back, but he wants justice for her just the same. sot michel middleton will make sure if he did this vital to do it againmiddleton applauded the well attended memorial for his daughter last month but feels too much attention is now focused on gonzales when it ought to be on maddy and her memory and so he is asking people to join him here on the cou

. >> pam: kron 4's rob fladeboe went to one campus. to check on the impact of this heat wave. >> reporter:the temperature was just shy classes were dismissed here at branham high school in san jose. the unprecedented decision to dismiss early blamed on a lack of air conditioning inside. >> we want to have a consistent message across the district. so, of course we will apply the same minimum days to the school that may have summer conditioning and some may not. so everyone will have these days for today and tomorrow. >> reporter:branham, leigh, del mar, prospect and westmont high as well as boynton continuation high school and the camden community day school got out of class early. some parents were >>helena cary/parent -- our state should our station have enough money to keep our children comfortable in school. as parents we work in and firemen to have air- conditioning. why not in school? >> reporter:the district says about half of it's classrooms have air conditioning. extra water and fans are being brought in while sports and other

accused of murdering an inmate kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date on the story. >> reporterprosecutors argued their should be no bail in this case for the three deputies accused of murdering an inmate here in the main jail, saying they are a threat to the community. instead, a judge ordered bail be set at 1-point-5 million dollars for correctional officers matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez. the ruling in spite of the prosecutions claim that the guards bragged about abusing inmates in text messages, one of which references the lack of surveillance cameras in the jail, suggesting a pattern of abuse. lawyers for the guards had this response. farris, rodriguez and lubrin are charged with murder and assault under color of authority in the beating death of mentally ill inmate michael tyree and the beating of a second inmate named juan villa. in setting bail, the judge cited the guards strong ties to the community and the many letters of support submitted to the court by their families and friends. >> reporter: we have clear skies for tonight. couple '60s. dry weath

kron four's rob fladeboe brings us the story.ho flocked here said that the canonization of him as a saint was well worth the wait--pilgrims >>:i know that it is kind of controversial but it is important for kids who come here that they know the full story of the st. and how he has come to sainthood >> reporter :it began with mass as hundred up some of the faithful to arrests gathered paying homage to the catholic priest who founded this and other missions bringing christianity to california then they gathered in the courtyard where the pope made it official, bestowing the sink upon him--sainthood upon him he reached out compassionately to those who feel differently about him to say that he in slave to their ancestors but by and large the message was left of the bells toll for a man who devoted his life to the gospel >> pam :in sports with their playoff hopes still holding on faintly, gary has the highlights on all sports next >> gary :tonight in san diego the giants are up to up to nothing-- up 2-0 game is tied at 2 bot of 7th ja

after today's arraignment, maddy's family spoke to kron 4's rob fladeboe about their heartbreaking loss go r > >rob: they gathered outside it to direct the spotlight away from him >>:if i'm not out here than this might be that people only focus on him and forget about what this is truly about > >rob : he is charged with allegedly raping and murdering her maggie's family says they were a main focus on the good things >>:we had a lot of fun together so what more can i say except that we are crushed >>:she was beautiful and the loving and now she's gone in my mind shall always be that perfect little eight year old i miss her > >rob : they will get another chance to honor her memory october 5th which will be maddy dayas she would have turned 9 >> pam :gonzalez is due back in court for a preliminary hearing on october 29-th. coming up. oakland pays out thousands of dollars to resolve a lawsuit against the city's former mayor. a mother in the south bay. attacked while pushing her baby in a stroller. now the search for the man responsible. >> gary :and good news for stanford as they have the p

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, one of those attending, says his son came close to suffering a similaren he was beat up by the corrections officers" >> reporter:william mendoza was among the relatives of santa clara county jail inmates who joined a rally friday to accuse jail guards of chronic abuse. "is taken to valley medical" >> reporter:mendoza says he came forward to tell his story after the arrest thursday of three jail guards in connection with the murder of 31-year-old michael james tyree, who was also mentally ill. mendoza says his complaints fell on deaf ears. sot william mendoza "don't tell you who you can contact reeking go mendoza declined to say why his son was in jail but that he was eventually diagnosed with a brain tumor and says the jailers' ability to deal with inmates who have mental health issues is sot william mendoza in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: a real woman takes the internet the china fund person who stole all her belongings in a u-haul truck is to the suburbs the ambitious plan the attack will housing problem same-sex marriages take place in on

in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam:two san francisco supervisors have started the process of purchasing a piece of property. to possibly expand the central subway. into the north beachthe central subway line. set to open in 20-17. is currently under construction and will connect south of market to chinatown. the purchase of this new once stood. would help extend the line to north beach and fisherman's wharf. the property is worth nearly five- million dollars. and supervisors say, it would play a critical role in the expansion. >> diane: blood ahead for 8:00 p.m. clear night with the amateurs in the upper '70's for the valet the '70s bayside city's low 60s along the coast 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning as a few pleasant place so situation to what you dealt with this morning the vouchers and the mid-50s in the close to the '60s for the valley the intensity and warm again and the jurors running 510 degrees warmer than average afternoon highs 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon of a round of low 90s for all the inland allocations any act 93 livermore 93892 for a pleasant and conquered it 90

in carmel rob fladeboe kron 4 news. in >> reporter: sausalito police department is searching to see if there is a connection between the two home innovations 1 enteron grid--in tiburon. >> this is very uncommon think it has really rattled a lot of people here on the peninsula. >> pam: santa clara city leaders are asking for more information before proceeding with any new alcohol-related policies at levi's stadium. >> pam: this comes after prosecutors outside the stadium. >> pam: city council members met last night. to discuss ideas such as cutting off drink sales inside the stadium at halftime. and d- u-i checkpoints. >> pam: the council voted unanimously to have city staff gather more information on how levi's alcohol-related incidents compare to other n-f-l stadiums. >> pam: police say there have been stopped selling alcohol earlier than normal. because of problems with fans. >> each and every event coming, we continue to analyze the audience we have stopped alcohol much a year than the third quarter. it is case by ca

clara county jail guards accused in the murder of an inmate were back in court as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a judge has set a high bail in the case. >> reporter:one by one, hands and feet in cuffs, the three jail guards shuffled into court on friday. prosecutor matt braker arguing that deputies matthew farris, rafael rodriguez and jereh lubrin, pose a danger to the community and might skip town. bail should be denied he said or set at $10 million dollars. but the judge, citing the guards strong community ties, instead set bail at $1- point-5 million dollars for attorney sot matthew pavone/rodriguez' of which mentioned very grave fault court took into consideration everything we have the said and what was right and upheld the constitution august 26 death of mentally ill inmate michael tyree, whom the coroner says was beaten to death in his cell. prosecutors say there is evidence the guards assaulted another inmate before they suggesting a pattern of abuse. farris, lubrin and rodriguez will likely remain in custody until their next court hearing later this month when to permit th

and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, santa clara county and the contractor- turner construction, are pointing the finger of blame at one another. >> reporter:the $300 million dollar dollar addition to valley medical center is more than 2 years behind schedule. the delays and cost over runs are costing taxpayers at least $36 million dollars a year. the contractor, turner construction, was given an ultimatum, turn the project around or be fired. county executive jeffsot jeff smith/county executive this was the fact thought initially by us to be irrefutable the general contractor we found big cannot live up to their promises. during a tour of the 168-bed project, the county executive criticized the fact that after five years, not one patient room has been completed. >> reporter: contractor allegedly filled out an entire floor here in the new hospital room before the specter of proved. ring back a spokesman says the county's the be blamed for him losing cause the last that change orders. failing to take this possibility for delays caused by architects banking inspectors. will have t