rob fladeboe/fremont fladeboe/fremontrob fladeboe/fremont ".ce fladeboe/fremontrob the lap top...."information on capture their that person will capture their information on the lap top...." rob fladeboe/fremont ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob in los angeles. in crime ring based transnational crew as part of a the skimming characterized the ". police ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss ( marty ) san jose police have arrested a man for a series of armed robberies. they say daniel mendoza is responsible for at least five robberies. they have surveillance videos from four robberies in san jose and one in milpitas. in most cases, police say the suspect pointed a gun at a clerk....then took cash..and or lottery scratchers. he's now facing five counts of robbery. ÷( marty )coming up on the kron 4 weekend news..steph curry and a few other warriors players wer

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news news fladeboe kron 4 san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 san jose rob fladeboeence karnow: we lawrence lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in the morning. on the satellite you can see the storm system headed our way. the low pressure center will spin off the coast for most of the week. it will send band after band of cold storms our way through the weekend. tuesdays commute will be rough with gusty winds and rain before turning to showers. highs will be in the 50s to low 60s. showers will continue wth a little sunshine on wednesday. more rain and thunderstorms will be possible on thursday and friday. showers could continue through the weekend. snow levels will also be running low to about 3,000 feet. (catherine) (catherine) still ahead...some lawmakers are concerned tha

rob fladeboe/san jose "...water managers say there is no need to panic.s one here along coyote creek are still putting water into the underground aquifer for future use but there are some early indications that we may be slipping back into some bad, pre drought habits..." richard santos/chairman-santa clara valley water district "....it's a major wakeup call...."santa clara valley water district board chairman richard santos is talking about the statewide dip in water conservation in january of this year.richard santos ".....we need to conserve, we need to do better, these are some little yellow flags that say we need to do more conservation..."the state water resources control board says that the amount of water saved by urban users, much of which goes for outdoor watering, has fallen in seven of the past eight months. statewide, urban residents cut consumption by just .08 percent in january, that's well below the 2o-percent reduction from january of 2017. if that is a trend, the gains from last winter's record rainfall will be gone before we know it.ric

kron four's rob fladeboe shows us what happened. wendy espinoza/dept of motor vehicles "....good morning sir, i'm with the dmv, i am a police officer, we're checking parking placards today....the dmv's wendy espinoza and about a dozen other undercover officers spent the morning at the costco store on almaden expressway. they were checking to make sure disabled parking placards were valid and being used by the people to whom they were issued.é jaime garza/dept of motor vehicles "....we're trying to use a combination of public awareness and enforcement to get the message across to people that they need to save that space..."misuse varies, most violations involve family or friends using a placard to get a spot up close or avoid parking fees. sometimes, the placard is long since expired, which led to a citation for cici michaud of morgan hill. cici michard/received citation "...i am guilty, what can i say, i wasn't paying attention, i didn't follow the rules and i will have to pay for it..."competition for parking at this costco can be

(vicki) kron four's rob fladeboe joins is now live from san jose with more on that. rob? (rob live) both santa clara county and the city of san jose have lawsuits pending against the trump administration over immigration and sanctuary issues. from their perspective, the legal action announced by attorney general sessions is a waste of time and little more than grand standing. sam liccardo/san jose mayor "....wasting time and resources on politically driven lawsuits will do nothing to make our community safer...."san jose mayor sam liccardo says the federal government's lawsuit against california over it's so called sanctuary policies will do nothing to make communities safer.sam liccardo/san jose mayor ".....as a former federal prosecutor i know very well the importance of federal law enforcement working together with local police rather than undermining local police..."san jose and many other california communities have so far limited cooperation with immigration enforcement. when the trump administration threatened to cut off federal funding, santa clara county filed su

(catherine) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now live from the south bay, some of us may be doing..rob? (rob live) water managers say there is no need to panic. percolation ponds like this one along coyote creek are still putting water into the ground but there are some early indications that we may slipping back into some old pre-drought habits. richard santos/chairman-santa clara valley water district "....it's a major wakeup call...."santa clara valley water district board chairman richard santos is talking about the statewide dip in water conservation in january of this year.richard santos ".....we need to conserve, we need to do better, these are some little yellow flags that say we need to do more conservation..."the state water resources control board says that the amount of water saved by urban users, much of which goes for outdoor watering, has fallen in seven of the past eight months. statewide, urban residents cut consumption by just .08 percent in january, that's well below the 2o-percent reduction from january of 2017. if that is a trend, the gains from last winter's

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.eve) actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is in stable condition after undergoing heart surgery yesterday. the 70-year-old had a valve replacement procedure in los angeles. schwarzennegger's spokesman said in a statement said the procedure was necessary because a heart valve placed in 1997 had outlived its life expectancy. the statement also said that an open-heart surgery team was ready to go in case the catheter could not be replaced. but during surgery doctors decided to utilize the open heart team to complete the surgery. (steve) the state of california is suing sutter health... the largest hospital system in northern california california attorney general-- xavier becerra-- announced the lawsuit today. according to california department of justice... sutter health engaged in anti-competitive behavior . that resulting in higher prices for health car for northern californians. attorney general xavier becerra "there is no reason why someone would have to pay so

(grant) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from milpitas high school. rob? (rob live) saying that it cannot condone a student walkout calling for stricter gun control, the milpitas unified school district is not backing down from it's position that those who do leave school tomorrow will be given an unexcused absence.. milpitas high school students, mostly juniors and seniors i'm told, are set to walk out of class early wednesday to join a nationwide student walkout intended to call on lawmakers to enact stricter gun control. they hope to make a difference says associate student body treasurer diangelo jacquez.diangelo jaquez/milpitas high school senior "....i'm hoping it will make a difference, i know it doesn't happen all that much in california but we know it can happen anywhere and we're hoping this will create some awareness and help out..." the milpitas school district says it supports the students in giving voice to their concernsbut says it can't guarantee their safety away from school and those who leave class willface consequences in the form of an

kron 4's rob fladeboe is live in los gatos. rob? (rob live) all things considered, the mountains are holding up pretty well, soaking up this badly needed rain. but of course, it is causing a few problems too. most notably, for commuters. nats (3 car wreck on highway 17)like oil and water, highway 17 and rain just do not mix very well. and just like clock work, drivers were mixing it up amid several accidents like this three car fender bender near redwood estates. as a result, traffic would grind to a halt off and on throughout the day.the rain was heavy at times, especially over the summit where visibility was very poor at best and the pavement slippery. behind the wheel, you can feel the loss of traction when you come into valley surprise or big moody curve and hit one of those puddles caused by a backed up storm drain. water likes to pool here at the on and off ramps. busy bear creek and other mountain roads are seeing a lot of runoff too. it's been windy with gusts above 30 miles per hour. that kept p.g. and e crews busy with pow

rob fladeboe/fremont ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)dry conditions are then forecast from late tonight through much of the day sunday with partly sunny conditions inland. this should allow for temperatures to warm into the 60s and lower 70s on sunday afternoon as a weak short-wave ridge moves over the region. dry conditions are then also forecast through monday morning ahead of our next system set to impact the region. moist southerly flow early monday may result in light rain over the coastal ranges and portions of the north bay while most other areas will see little or no measurable rainfall on monday during the day. rainfall is forecast to pick up over the north bay late monday night into tuesday morning as a mid/upper level trough pushes into the pacific northwest. a bit more widespread rainfall

kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live with more on the story. rob? (rob live) i'm here at the alum rock school district offices in east san jose where students and their parents have been calling out what they say is a dysfunctional school board there is a school board meeting here tonight and the board is going to hear more of thesame. nats (students and parents rally in the street) beleaguered, dysfunctional and incoherent are just three of the not so kind words parents and others are using to describe the alum rock unified school district board. parents accuse the school board, led by a 3-member majority, of lacking transparency, conflict of interest and aligning itself with corporate interests over the school community. frustration has reached a boiling point says somos- mayfair spokesperson zeleca rodriguez-deams.zelica rodriguez-deams/parents group spokesperson "...this past month the superintendent had asked the board for an independent, transparent evaluation and she was denied that and parents were denied that and i think the fact that there

kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live with more on the story. rob? (rob live) in the run up to these gun shows one see billboards and other signs promoting the shows all over town. and even if there are just a couple of these shows here each year, one county supervisorsays county property is no place for them and even if it's just two shows a year, that's two too many. the marquis here at the santa clara county fairgrounds is currently promoting upcoming shows devoted to toys, cats and beer. but just last month, the fairgrounds hosted a "code of the west" gun show, sponsored by the california rifle and pistol association. such shows have been a fixture here for years. this is video from a similar show held in fairfield where guns are bought and sold in strict compliance with federal, state and local laws. but it's the advertising and promotion of such shows that is driving this latest effort to shut them down in santa clara county. in the wake of the parkland, florida high school massacre, the buying and selling of guns, even though legal, is not con

kron 4's rob fladeboe has that story.inoza/dept of motor vehicles "....good morning sir, i'm with the dmv, i am a police officer, we're checking parking placards today....the dmv's wendy espinoza and about a dozen other undercover officers spent the morning at the costco store on almaden expressway. they were checking to make sure disabled parking placards were valid and being used by the people to whom they were issued.é jaime garza/dept of motor vehicles "....we're trying to use a combination of public awareness and enforcement to get the message across to people that they need to save that space..."misuse varies, most violations involve family or friends using a placard to get a spot up close or avoid parking fees. sometimes, the placard is long since expired, which led to a citation for cici michaud of morgan hill. cici michard/received citation "...i am guilty, what can i say, i wasn't paying attention, i didn't follow the rules and i will have to pay for it..."competition for parking at this costco can be fierce, es

rob fladeboe/fremont ". police characterized the the skimming crew as part of a transnational crime ring based in los angeles. in fremont rob fladeboe kron 4 newss (vicki) police say they arrested three teens who allegedly made threats against their school earlier this week. it happened at edna hill middle school in brentwood on wednesday. police say the three juveniles had talked about committing an act of violence at their school and against one of their classmates. officials arrested two 13-year-olds and a 14-year-old on conspiracy and criminal threat charges. they were booked into the contra costa juvenile hall. police say their families are cooperating with the investigation. (grant) florida school shooter nikolas cruz will continue to be held without bond following a judge's ruling today. appearing via video conference, cruz hung his head as he stood next to his attorney during the bond hearing. police say cruz admitted to opening fire at marjory stoneman douglas high school last month, killing 17 peop

as kron four's rob fladeboe shows us.as santa cruz avenue around noon here in downtown los gatos. after what can only be described as a few intermittent nuisance showers this morning, the rain got more serious this afternoon. umbrellas sprouted along the sidewalks as the lunch crowd and others dodged the latest downpour. water pouring off off roof tops into down spouts and into storm drains is a good sign. in an average year, los gatos by this time might see somewhere around twelve and half inches of rain but so far it's received about six and a half inches. a year ago today, it had received a whopping fifteen point 61 inches. normal would be just under fifteen. so the proverbial cup is just half full but the window shoppers and others i ran into weren't about to let that dampen their spirits. bring it on they say. "....it reminds me of ten years ago when we had a really wet march that saved the day, it was wonderful.." "....i am concerned about drought but i hope this is a breaker..." "...i feel like we're still in a big

(grant) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, most people are only too pleased that march has come in like a lion. it's hard to recall the last time it rained this hard here in downtown san jose but all that matters is that it is raining again according to veronica.veronica/loves the rain "....we need the rain because it's been so dry and you know what, the rain is so nice..."there were two kinds of people on the streets. those who rememberedtheir umbrellas and those who did not. make that three kinds, robertduckworth was packing a poncho.robert duckworth "....it's good, it's better to have rain than no rain like we've had so im happy.."robert asol "......it's it's kind of nice to see the rain again....it feels good......." robert asol told me he is excited because the rain here means that he'll soon be skiing in the sierra. there was some minor flooding around town this afternoon and that made for hazardous driving and mixed emotions.anonymous citizen "...it's good and bad. people drive too fast and they text and crash....please put down your phones..."on the upside, the guadalupe ri

rob fladeboe/milpitas "...for those who choose not to participate and stay i n school, there will beence to express solidarity with students across the nation...in milpitas rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) on our website - we have a full list of schools scheduled to join tomorrow's walkout... we also have links to more information on what each school is planning... and ways to participate. that's all on kron4 dot com. (grant) new at nine... frightening moments for students and staff at a high school in monterey county... seaside police say a teaching was lecturing about public safety... for his administration of justice class earlier today... when he showed his students his gun and then the unthinkable happened.

in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki)(vicki) coming up... war and terrorism remain top threats to the us... but cybersecurity seems to be the top concern. details on what the government plans to do about it. (grant) plus... a warning for dog owners. a certain brand of food could be making your pet sick. we have the details you need to know. (vicki) plus after the break... we are learning of several incidents involving self driving cars in san francisco... details on why people are getting angry... and attacking the cars. (grant) new tonight at 5... people are reportedly starting to get angry with driverless cars... and are attacking them. the los angeles times reports that two incidents with self- driving cars.. involved a person attacking the car. both of those incidents happened in san francisco. back in january... a general motors driverless car was stopped at a green light in the mission district... because pedestrians were crossing. a man then ran across the street and hit the car's bumper and hatch... damaging a taillight. then later t

kron four's rob fladeboe shows us what happened. wendy espinoza/dept of motor vehicles "....good morning sir, i'm with the dmv, i am a police officer, we're checking parking placards today....the dmv's wendy espinoza and about a dozen other undercover officers spent the morning at the costco store on almaden expressway. they were checking to make sure disabled parking placards were valid and being used by the people to whom they were issued.é jaime garza/dept of motor vehicles "....we're trying to use a combination of public awareness and enforcement to get the message across to people that they need to save that space..."misuse varies, most violations involve family or friends using a placard to get a spot up close or avoid parking fees. sometimes, the placard is long since expired, which led to a citation for cici michaud of morgan hill. cici michard/received citation "...i am guilty, what can i say, i wasn't paying attention, i didn't follow the rules and i will have to pay for it..."competition for parking at this costco can be

kron frour's rob fladeboe brings us up to date. (lourdes barraza)i caught up with lourdes barraza helping her daughter with homework as another day passes while her husband, fernando carillo, is in jail in richmond, whle judge joseph park decides whether to deport him.lourdes barraza/husband facing deportation"....we're just focused on judge park to make the right decision, we have a lot of support in the community, fernando is not a threat to society and he needs to be home with his family..." if the judge rules against them, lourdes and her three daughters, all of whomare american citizens, are setting their sites on a new life in canada.lourdes barraza"....if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters and in terms of finding work, canada is the only option...."detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october, fernando carillo, has been living illegally in the u.s. for 15 years. ice says carillo

kron four's rob fladeboe shows us what happened.f motor vehicles "....good morning sir, i'm with the dmv, i am a police officer, we're checking parking placards today....the dmv's wendy espinoza and about a dozen other undercover officers spent the morning at the costco store on almaden expressway. they were checking to make sure disabled parking placards were valid and being used by the people to whom they were issued.é jaime garza/dept of motor vehicles "....we're trying to use a combination of public awareness and enforcement to get the message across to people that they need to save that space..."misuse varies, most violations involve family or friends using a placard to get a spot up close or avoid parking fees. sometimes, the placard is long since expired, which led to a citation for cici michaud of morgan hill. cici michard/received citation "...i am guilty, what can i say, i wasn't paying attention, i didn't follow the rules and i will have to pay for it..."competition for parking at this costco can be fierce, especially for

in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) a popular podcast has resulted in a convicted murderer a new trial. adnan syed gained national attention after his case was the featured on the podcast "serial." the maryland special court of appeals issued an opinion in the adnan syed case. the circuit court for baltimore will now have to retry syed on all charges. the mayor and city council will have to foot the bill for the new trial. the maryland attorney general's office is reviewing the decision before a potential appeal to the state's highest court of appeals. syed was convicted of the 19-99 killing his ex-girlfriend, hae killing his ex-girlfriend, hae min lee. he was sentenced to life in prison. (steve)new at ten: authorities raided a petsmart in nashville. city animal care officials received photos and video detailing animal neglect at the store.peta undercover video shows workers refusing to treat the animals at a veterinarian's office because of the cost.according to peta-- two sick guinea pigs and a mouse were taken from the store.no arrests have been made in the case. officia

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.ine) in the east bay-- a special visit from rapper snoop dog. he made an appearance at the "dope era" clothing store this afternoon in oakland.. he posed for photos with fans... hundreds of them had lined up waiting to meet the legendary rapper. he also took time to he also rapper. he also took time to sign autographs. (catherine) after the parkland shooting more parents are downloading apps to keep watch on their children...(steve) apps like mamabear and life-360 allow parents to track and monitor their kids phones. jana jones looked into whether this is actually helpful, or not. many parents love to see what their kids are doing from their smart phone but a bay area psychiatrist says these appsmay not be the healthiest tool."i think technology is a wonderful thing and it allows parents to connect with their kids in ways our parents weren't able to connect with us and yes it is something you can use for safety."laura byrne is a mother of two.like most parentsshe wants the best for her

in san francisco rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) now to our four zone forecast.g live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: there were numerous thunderstorms popping up across the bay area and the state. and there were of course some heavy downpours with some sunshine in between. it was also cool and brisk with highs in the 50s. we continue to see more showers on the doppler radar but they are scattered. if you get caught underneath on of these thunderstorms you can expect brief periods of heavy rain and gusty winds too. you can see the are of low pressure spinning toward california. that will keep things tonight and tomorrow too. it will be cool saturday as well with highs in the 50s. by sunday it looks partly cloudy and dry. warmer weather with moves in on monday with highs well into the 60s. spring begins on tuesday with the chances of rain increasing late in the day. rain will likely and heavy through thursday. thursday. thursday.through and heavy be on and off rain will likely

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news.steve) new tonight at 8 the san francisco police union is putting out the call for new cop cars. claiming its current fleet is old, unsafe and unreliable.(vicki) kron 4's justine waldman... has a look at the unions request.. she is live in our newsroom right now. (justine) for the union, it is hard for them to believe the city does not have the money to supply the police force with a proper fleet. an odometer shows a san francisco police car with over 129-thousand miles on it. another photo of a patrol car shows part of the steering wheel is missing.and the outside of this black and white is is dinged and dented the president of the sf police union says sfpd's fleet is dilapidated.sot the lights and sirens don't work the computers don't work the loud speakers dont workwith the city's budget up for debate in april and may, the police union wants the board of supervisors to prioritize repairing and replacing the departments fleet.sot give those officers the proper equipment to do their j

kron four's rob fladeboe had the details...ily around breakfast table)lourdes barraza and two of her three children were all smiles at breakfast after receiving news that a federal court judge in san francisco has ruled againstdeporting barraza's undocumented husband, fernando carillo, who is in jail in richmond after being detained by ice back in octoberlourdes barraza/fernando carillo's husband "...we're happy with the judge's decision and we believe it's the right decision and that we are on the right side of history with this decision..."judge joseph park has ruled that were he to be deported to mexico, fernando carillowould be persecuted, based on his relationship with a relative who is involved in fighting crime. the government has 30 days to appeal the granting of what's known as a "withholding of removal."lourdes barraza "....withholding of removal doesn't guarantee anything right now in terms of legal residency or citizenship because of the way immigration law is right now , what it means is he will be able to apply fo

(catherine) kron four's rob fladeboe talked with one of the two people who were on the other side of that window. priscilla unti/close encounter with mountains lions "...they were magnificent, i had never seen one that close before..." boulder creek residents priscilla unti and ben slaughter were awakened about 2 a.m. monday by a noise they thought might be a prowler just outside their bedroom window.priscilla unti "....so we pulled back the curtains and ben's jaw dropped, he said no way because there were these two big mountain lions right there..."boulder creek firefighter ben slaughter then grabbed his cell phone and started shooting video of the two fully grown animals, who made themselves at home on the patio for the next twenty minutes.priscilla unti "....the light was on and we think they saw us and they were just poking around and growling and pawing at each other...."priscilla is diligent about bringing in her food at night but suspects the mountain lions may have been attracted somehow by her dog chloe or her neighbors pets. she marveled at how the playful they were, sugges

kron four's rob fladeboe has been talking with calfire about that. it may be raining, finally. and it's helping some but it may be too little too late to put a damper on the coming fire season says calfire's jonathon cox.jonathon cox/calfire '.....it's really nice to see this week with all the storms coming through to increase the fuel moisture across california but it's definitely not too soon to think about fire season...." you know how it works around here. what looks lush and green now can turn brown in a just a couple of weeks once the rain is gone. we're looking at back to seasons of heavy grass andother, lighter fuels that tend to dry out early. jonathon cox/calfire".....we saw large fires in southern california in december of last year which is fairly unprecedented and not much rain fell there so we're concerned, fire season is coming, it's time to prepare..."it's hard to imagine a worse fire season than 2017 but calfire is getting ready for one and says you should too. in san francisco rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) still ahead-- fighting for the enviroment, we'll te

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (steve) in baton rouge.officers involved in the shooting death of a black man are being disciplined. (catherine) the officer who shot alton sterling will be fired. blane salamoni - on the left - is the officer being fired. the other officer - howie lake - will be suspended for three days. the shooting happened outside a convenience store in 2016. officer lake wrestled sterling to the ground but did not fire his gun... officer salamoni shot sterling six times during the struggle. the shooting triggered widespread protests. but neither officer is facing criminal charges. . (steve) the trump administration is expected to roll back gas mileage and pollution standards for cars approved during the obama administration. current regulations require new vehicles to get 36 miles per gallon in real-world driving by 20-25. that's about 10 miles per gallon over the existing standard. but it's not clear yet how much that will be lowered by. the annoucement is expected to come tuesday. (steve)(steve) now to our four zone f

as kron 4's rob fladeboe explains..a santa clara county supervisor wants to put a stop to the long standing practice of holding gun shows at the county fairgrounds. ken yeager/santa clara county supervisor "...overwhelmingly people are in support of the idea...." santa clara county supervisor ken yeager is talking about the marquisand the billboards and the placards that go up around town in the run up to gun shows held at the county fairgrounds. in the wake of the parkland, florida, high school massacre. yeagersays that such shows are not promoting the health and well being of county residents and ought to be banned.ken yeager/santa clara county supervisor ".... the morning after the shooting i saw this and i thought that county property is not the place for the promotion if guns so it occurred to me that if we ban the gun shows they wouldn't be able to do all of this promotion and selling at the fairgrounds..."gun shows have been a fixture at the fairgrounds for years where people buy and sell guns in strict complianc

in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news (steve) in san mateo county... mateo county...an (steve) (steve) in san mateo county... an aggressive mountain lion was spotted early this morning. the animal was seen at around 4:30 on the 500 block of pescadero creek road. officials say the mountain lion has killed many small livestock animals in a neighbor's backyard. the animal also approached the back door of the home... and was not intimidated by two pit-bull dogs inside. lawrence karnow: it was almost spring-like around the bay area today. high temperatures soared into the 60s and low 70s. the clouds will be on the increase tonight which should keep the temperatures from getting as cold. it still looks quiet on the doppler radar but that could soon change with the approaching storm. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system spinning off the coast. it will slowly move toward the bay area overnight bringing more clouds across our skies. high pressure out ahead of the storm will weaken just enough to allow for a chance of showers tomorrow night and thursday. wednesd

(vicki) kron frour's rob fladeboe brings us up to date. (lourdes barraza)i caught up with lourdes barraza helping her daughter with homework as another day passes while her husband, fernando carillo, is in jail in richmond, whle judge joseph park decides whether to deport him.lourdes barraza/husband facing deportation"....we're just focused on judge park to make the right decision, we have a lot of support in the community, fernando is not a threat to society and he needs to be home with his family..." if the judge rules against them, lourdes and her three daughters, all of whomare american citizens, are setting their sites on a new life in canada.lourdes barraza"....if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters and in terms of finding work, canada is the only option...."detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october, fernando carillo, has been living illegally in the u.s. for 15 years. ice says carillo

(vicki) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, carillo's family is considering a move not to mexicosault with a weapong and deadly assault with a charges of assault with a deadly weapon. (lourdes barraza)i caught up with lourdes barraza helping her daughter with homework as another day passes while her husband, fernando carillo, is in jail in richmond, whle judge joseph park decides whether to deport him.lourdes barraza/husband facing deportation"....we're just focused on judge park to make the right decision, we have a lot of support in the community, fernando is not a threat to society and he needs to be home with his family..." if the judge rules against them, lourdes and her three daughters, all of whomare american citizens, are setting their sites on a new life in canada.lourdes barraza"....if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters and in terms of finding work, canada is the only option...."detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october,

kron four's rob fladeboe joins now live from milpitas with the latest on this story. rob? ... (rob live) students tell me the posting said there would be a shooting here at milpitas high school on friday, march 2nd. that didn't happened, but parents and students were clearly rattled by the threat andpolice along with the school district are taking it seriously. after she texted him about the perceived threat, marciano abuan rushed to milpitas high and pulled his daughter out of school.marciano abuan/parent "....i'm so scared, i just took the day off and came over to get my daughter..."milpitas police took action after a threatening social media posting began circulatingon thursday. police did not reveal it's content but students said it went something like this.student "......it said i am going to shoot up the school and then i will commit suicide..."student "....i heard that something was written in a bathroom that they would commit suicide after shooting p the school..." students said the message was posted on snapchat and on a community facebook page. police said they conta

in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) happening now... ford is recalling 1.4 million cars because the steering wheels could come off. the company says a bolt could come loose on the steering wheel and in some cases cause it detach while driving. the affected models are ford fusions and lincoln m-k-z-s from 2014 to 2018. the automaker says two accidents due to the malfunction have been reported. for more information on this recall-- go to our website at kron-4 dot com. (catherine) still ahead... how a lesson about school safety turns dangerous... as a teacher makes a big mistake. (grant) and after the break-- a local c-e-o is being accused of fraud-- and taking hundreds of millions of dollars from investors. elizabeth holmes - a stanford dropout once called "the next steve jobs" -- is beingcharged with 'massive fraud' by u.s. regulators... that's while she was leading the silicon valley blood testing start-up called 'theranos.' the securities and exchange commission simultaneously filed a civil lawsuit today - announcing a settlement in wh

in boulder creek rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) (vicki) and in san mateo county...aggressive mountain lion was spotted early this morning. the animal was seen at around 4:30 on pescadero creek road in pescadero. officials say the mountain lion has killed many small farm animals in a neighbor's backyard. the animal also approached the back door of the home... (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was almost spring-like around the bay area today. high temperatures soared into the 60s and low 70s. the clouds will be on the increase tonight which should keep the temperatures from getting as cold. it still looks quiet on the doppler radar but that could soon change with the approaching storm. on the satellite you can see the low pressure system spinning off the coast. it will slowly move toward the bay area overnight bringing more clouds across our skies. high pressure out ahead of the storm will weaken just enough to allow for a chance

kron four's rob fladeboe reports. priscilla unti/close encounter with mountains lions "...they were magnificent, i had never seen one that close before..." boulder creek residents priscilla unti and ben slaughter were awakened about 2 a.m. monday by a noise they thought might be a prowler just outside their bedroom window.priscilla unti "....so we pulled back the curtains and ben's jaw dropped, he said no way because there were these two big mountain lions right there..."boulder creek firefighter ben slaughter then grabbed his cell phone and started shooting video of the two fully grown animals, who made themselves at home on the patio for the next twenty minutes.priscilla unti "....the light was on and we think they saw us and they were just poking around and growling and pawing at each other...."priscilla is diligent about bringing in her food at night but suspects the mountain lions may have been attracted somehow by her dog chloe or her neighbors pets. she marveled at how the playful they were, suggesting that per

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- the now-fired jail guard is accused of sexual assault.deboe/santa cruz "....policies and procedures regarding interactions between inmates and corrections officer here at the main jail have come under scrutiny after an officer was arrested for allegedly having sex with an inmate..."29 year old marco del real, with the sheriff's office four years, was arrested on wednesday and is facing multiple felony charges inclding assault under color of authority.the investigation began in julyof 2017 when fellow pfficers heard rumors that del real had sex with a female inmate in his unit. del real is accused of using his position of authority to coerce the woman into sex. at a news conference, sheriff jim hart said he was sickened by del real's actions.jim hart/santa cruz county sheriff "....del real's actions are an embarrassment to our profession and it sickens me that this happened in one of our facilities. i hope that there are no other incarcerated women who have been victimized, if there are, i encourage them to contact us and we will investiga

and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports.. one south bay school district could face consequences if they chose to participate. milpitas high school students, mostly juniors and seniors i'm told, are set to walk out of class early wednesday to join a nationwide student walkout intended to call on lawmakers to enact stricter gun control. they hope to make a difference says associate student body treasurer diangelo jacquez.diangelo jaquez/milpitas high school senior "....i'm hoping it will make a difference, i know it doesn't happen all that much in california but we know it can happen anywhere and we're hoping this will create some awareness and help out..." the milpitas school district says it supports the students in giving voice to their concernsbut says it can't guarantee their safety away from school and those who leave class willface consequences in the form of an unexcused absence. superintendent cheryl jordan. cheryl jordan/superinten dent-milpitas unified school district"...our preference is that the kids stay on campus

(vicki) kron 4's rob fladeboe is live at the scene... rob... the shooting threat was for 5:00 tonight? (vicki) we are tracking the storm heading to the bay area. taking a look at stormtracker four radar you can see where the rain is falling right now... (grant) the rain is just getting underway... and it's expected to last for a few days! lets check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence, how much of a disruption will this storm be for people? a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed toward the bay area. a few showers have already started showing up on doppler radar, but much heavier rain is on the way. it will be loud tonight as the winds begin to howl especially toward dawn tomorrow morning. a wind advisory has been posted for most of the bay area. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour are possible. on the satellite you see a well formed storm with plenty of cold air behind it to keep the showers coming after the main front passes tomorrow morning. rain will be heavy for the commute tomorrow morning. it will also

(vicki) kron 4's rob fladeboe has been at the scene all afternoon-- rob, what can you tell us about the threat? (rob live) all quiet here at cupertino high school right now. after school activities are going on as scheduled but it was a chaotic scene here just after lunchas many students acted as though try were quite literally running fortheir lives. let's go to the video... this is a clip from a cell phone video that captures the frantic scene duringthe lunch hour after an announcement ordered them to evacuate the campus.and who can blame them in the wake of a recent rash of threats, both real and imagined, made against schools. this time, according to the santa clara county sheriff's office,there was an anonymous phone call threatening violence against the school. many students were at lunch, others were still in class while still others were off campus for lunch when the announcement came. everybody was just trying to get away from the school. let's hear now from a couple of very frightened students and then from the sheriff's department. the sheriff's office swept the school and di

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports... fernando carillo's family...g a move not to mexico... but to canada. (lourdes barraza)i caught up with lourdes barraza helping her daughter with homework as another day passes while her husband, fernando carillo, is in jail in richmond, whle judge joseph park decides whether to deport him.lourdes barraza/husband facing deportation"....we're just focused on judge park to make the right decision, we have a lot of support in the community, fernando is not a threat to society and he needs to be home with his family..." if the judge rules against them, lourdes and her three daughters, all of whomare american citizens, are setting their sites on a new life in canada.lourdes barraza"....if he is removed to mexico, we could not live there safely, so the only option is canada, they speak english there which would be best for our daughters and in terms of finding work, canada is the only option...."detrained by ice agents after leaving his daughters day care center in october, fernando carillo, has been living illegally in

as kron 4's rob fladeboe explains ... today...ty fairgrounds. ken yeager/santa clara county supervisor "...overwhelmingly people are in support of the idea...." santa clara county supervisor ken yeager is talking about the marquisand the billboards and the placards that go up around town in the run up to gun shows held at the county fairgrounds. in the wake of the parkland, florida, high school massacre. yeagersays that such shows are not promoting the health and well being of county residents and ought to be banned.ken yeager/santa clara county supervisor ".... the morning after the shooting i saw this and i thought that county property is not the place for the promotion if guns so it occurred to me that if we ban the gun shows they wouldn't be able to do all of this promotion and selling at the fairgrounds..."gun shows have been a fixture at the fairgrounds for years where people buy and sell guns in strict compliance with the law. the two shows held at the fairgrounds bring in just $12,000 per year. yeager says the fairgrounds,

(pam) kron 4's rob fladeboe was in the santa cruz mountains ...a known trouble spot for commuters. nats (3 car wreck on highway 17)like oil and water, highway 17 and rain just do not mix very well. and just like clock work, drivers were mixing it up amid several accidents like this three car fender bender near redwood estates. as a result, traffic would grind to a halt off and on throughout the day.the rain was heavy at times, especially over the summit where visibility was very poor at best and the pavement slippery. behind the wheel, you can feel the loss of traction when you come into valley surprise or big moody curve and hit one of those puddles caused by a backed up storm drain. water likes to pool here at the on and off ramps. busy bear creek and other mountain roads are seeing a lot of runoff too. it's been windy with gusts above 30 miles per hour. that kept p.g. and e crews busy with power outages and downed power poles like this one on old mill pond in los gatos. not far away, george alfs was keeping an eye ona slide near his home on hut

kron four's rob fladeboe has the story.is the booking photo of 29 year old santa cruz county correctional officer marco del real. he was arrested on wednesday and faces multiple felony charges including assault under color of authority. the case began in july of 2017 when fellow correctional officers were hearingrumors that del real had sex with an un-named female inmate who was encarcerated here at the main jail. investigators charcterized what happened as a sexual assault. at a news conference, santa cruz county sheriff jim hart said that del real abused his position of authority over the inmate.jim hart/santa cruz county sheriff ".....marco del rio made a choice to violate the law, out policy and his oath in order to victimize this woman, his actions are an embarrassment to our department, it makes me sick..."the sheriff's office says del real and all corrections officers must sumbit to background checks before they are hired. going forward, policies and procedures at the jail here on water street will be reviewed and ne

as kron 4's rob fladeboe explains..santa clara county supervisor wants to put a stop to the long standing practice of holding gun shows at the county fairgrounds. ken yeager/santa clara county supervisor "...overwhelmingly people are in support of the idea...." santa clara county supervisor ken yeager is talking about the marquisand the billboards and the placards that go up around town in the run up to gun shows held at the county fairgrounds. in the wake of the parkland, florida, high school massacre. yeagersays that such shows are not promoting the health and well being of county residents and ought to be banned.ken yeager/santa clara county supervisor ".... the morning after the shooting i saw this and i thought that county property is not the place for the promotion if guns so it occurred to me that if we ban the gun shows they wouldn't be able to do all of this promotion and selling at the fairgrounds..."gun shows have been a fixture at the fairgrounds for years where people buy and sell guns in strict compliance