the question comes to be, do i have to pull them from sequoia? >> reporter: the subject was not on the agenda, but in open comments, parents lashed out at the school district. >> this new student does have a right to privacy, but not at the expense of the entire well- being of the student body. 2 i do not think that one child should take precedence over hundreds of staff and children. >> reporter: the incident -- the anger stems from an incident back in june when a student made online threads bowing to skill -- bowing to kill 30 students. if that wasn't troubling enough, what police found at the home of the student was. >> evidence wasee used multiple from the student's homes. he told authorities it was a joke. the da's office declined to charge. the teen is now enrolled at sequoia middle school in the same district. >> it is almost like he is being rewarded for making this trip. >> reporter: a lengthy statement from the superintendent read, without substantial evidence of a viable threat, a student may not be excluded from this district. we appr

she says her son's interaction with the teenager with whom he now shares a class at sequoia has beenrd. >> surprised. he was not sure why this kid is allowed to be at school with him. >> reporter: the district attorney's office declined to move ahead with charges and the teen returned to school to sequoia middle school. she says she was never told and launched a petition to have her removed from the school and mount diablo unified school district altogether. it has already picked up more than 500 signatures. parents we talked to like toma hugo says parents should have been made aware. >> a phone call, a letter, even televised. you know, let everybody know. >> reporter: others like natalie whose 5-year-old attends sequoia elementary, which is on the same campus as the middle school says, the teenagers return to school could have been handled differently. >> put everybody at ease. have the adults, the parents, the teachers, the faculty speak up for him. what has he done to change? >> with what's going on recently, i think we do have a right to know. >> the woman you see there has pulle

. >>> parents at sequoia middle school in pleasant hill hopes the district will adjust their concerns about a student. parents and fellow students want him to attend an alternative school instead. he was suspended from valley view middle school last july for threatening a mask shooting on the anniversary of the columbine massacre. i don't think that one child should take precedence over hundreds of staff. >> the boy said the online threat was a joke, and the district attorney's office declined to file charges. the school district enrolled him at sequoia and issued a statement that reads without substantial evidence of a viable threat, a student may not be excluded from this district. >>> we are learning more about the gunmen at sunday's videogame tournament in jacksonville, florida as well as the people he shot and killed. >> the gunmen was twice hospitalized when he was younger as psychiatric hospitals. the shooting victims were 22- year-old elijah clayton of los angeles and taylor robertson. two years ago, robertson won a national gaming tournament and clayton was a high school stan

. >>> what that was kim's reaction when her son came home from the first day at sequoia middle school>> he said guess who goes to school with me? he said it was a kid who made threats in june. >> reporter: 13-year-old who made the threats remains officially unidentified because he is a juvenile. he was arrested in june accused of making threats on snapchat to kill 30 students in a mass shooting at valley view on the anniversary of the columbine massacre. >> people should know. >> reporter: her son's interaction with the teen at sequoia has been awkward. >> surprise. he wasn't sure why this kid was allowed to be in school with him. >>> with the district attorney's office declined to move ahead with charges and the teen returned to school, not to valley view, but sequoia middle. childress says she was never told and launched a petition to have him removed from the school and the mount diablo unified school district altogether. it has already picked up more than 500 signatures for parents we talked to like thomas you go say parents should have been made aware. >> phone call, a letter, ev

vi>> reporter: lng some like sequoia to fendhaor theve selves in this parking battle. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> the i-team began askingv.he medical center in d.c. about these parking problems back in ju this week the center told us that they added some new shuttle buses to melp patientsove around that but at medical centers across the country, v.a. records show more than 5,000 accessibility needed. are open the nbc washington app and see the i-team series about problems inside the v.a g ju there and search veterans. >>> 100 years ago women couldn't vote, but one joined the marines. coming up, we take you to a new exhibit dedicated to honoring a century of service by women in the marine corps. >>> this week markshe 100-year anniversary of the first female marine. now the stories of women marines are coming to life in a newn exhibit arlington national cemetery.rs visito will see portraits and r memora memorabilia from different generation ands different wars. >> i hope people will come to see itor what it is. the history enclosed in this building spans not a lo

before being moved to sequoia ... parents say their children are afraid to go to school. and they themselvves reservations. every single day. sometimes i can't sleep at night. it's difficult to think about itthe moment kim childers found out her son had classes with the teen, she removed him from sequoia. she started a petition last week to get the child expelled. they now have over a thousand signatures. just like my son is able to be drawn from the district and attend a charter school online and get an alternate education, so can this child find him some mental health. there are other programs he can be in but he shouldn't be in the mainstreamnot everyone agrees with the ideai have a child and if the elcted da and the elected school district sent him down the street, who are we, the uninformed parents to judge him when we have none of the facts?standup this issue was not on tongiht's agenda. parents are pushing to get this item on the agenda for the next session in mid september.they're hoping to get answers.reporting live from concord ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. kron

. >> students at sequoia middle school in pleasant hill hope the school district will do with their concernse student. they talked about a 13-year-old boy at last night's school board meeting, even though the issue is not on the agenda. parents and fellow students want this particular student to go to an alternative school instead. he was. i don't think that one child should take precedence over hundreds of staff. >> boy said the online threat was really a joke and enrolled in at sequoia. without substantial evidence of a viable threat >> vandals have seriously damaged a royal memorial in the south bay. a group of veterans raised a half million dollars to build the memorial to honor. the veterans built the memorial say this vandalism is painful. >> i am hurt, you know. for all of the people so that they can be on here. they would not touch it. they are looking for donations and hopes to have the wall fix before veterans day in november. >>>. for my attendance, i am. other female candidates could face similar bullying tactics aimed at ruining reputations and political careers. >>> the victims

parents using public comment to pressure the mount diablo school district to expel one student from sequoiaddle school and the district parents say this 13 year old was the same student that was arrested for threatening to shoot 30 students at valley view middle school in june. many of the people speaking out tonight say their children are afraid to go to school. although this student was cleared ... and not arrested, parents fear ... a threat to cause harm is more than enough evidence to get that individual help, and remove them from the school district. one parent started a petition a week ago to get this child kicked out.they now have over a thousand signatures. not everyone here tonight agrees with this.however the woman who started the petition says she isn't taking any chances. the moment she found out her son had classes with that student, she removed him from sequoia middle school.sotsot standup this was not on tongiht's agenda, but most of the people in the packed room were here to talk about sequoia high school.parents are pushing to get this item on the agenda for the next sessio

. >>> parents at sequoia middle school hopes that the district will address their concerns about the student. they spoke about a 13-year-old boy and last night's meeting, even though the issue is not on the agenda. parents want him to attend an alternative school instead. he was suspended from valleyview medical school last june for threatening a mass shooting on the anniversary of the columbine massacre. >> i don't think that one child should take precedence over hundreds of staff. >> the boys said the online threat was a joke and the district attorney's office declined to file charges. he was enrolled at sequoia and they issued a statement that reads without substantial evidence of a viable threat, a student may not be excluded from the district. >>> the gunman was twice hospitalized when he was younger@judgment -- hospitalized when he was younger at psychiatric hospitals. eric clayton and taylor robertson were professional gamers. clayton plan to use tournament winnings to pay for college. gamers want more security at those treatments, which are now big business. some of the peopl

before being moved to sequoia ... parents say their children are afraid to go to school.have reservations.every single day. sometimes i can't sleep at night. it's difficult to think about itthe moment kim childers found out her son had classes with the teen, she removed him from sequoia. she started a petition last week to get the child expelled. they now have over a thousand signatures. just like my son is able to be drawn from the district and attend a charter school online and get an alternate education, so can this childfind him some mental health. there are other programs he can be in but he shouldn't be in the mainstream not everyone agrees with the ideai have a child and if the elcted da and the elected school district sent him down the street, who are we, the uninformed parents to judge him when we have none of the facts?standup this issue was not on tongiht's agenda. parents are pushing to get this item on the agenda for the next session in mid september.they're hoping to get answers.reporting live from concord ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. ( darya ) a 20-month-o

before being moved to sequoia ... parents say their children are afraid to go to school. and they themselvves also have reservations.every single day. sometimes i can't sleep at night. it's difficult to think about itthe moment kim childers found out her son had classes with the teen, she removed him from sequoia. she started a petition last week to get the child expelled. they now have over a thousand signatures. just like my son is able to be drawn from the district and attend a charter school online and get an alternate education, so can this childfind him some mental health. there are other programs he can be in but he shouldn't be in the mainstream not everyone agrees with the ideai have a child and if the elcted da and the elected school district sent him down the street, who are we, the uninformed parents to judge him when we have none of the facts?standup this issue was not on tongiht's agenda. parents are pushing to get this item on the agenda for the next session in mid september.they're hoping to get answers.reporting live from concord ... ali reid ... kron 4 n

just the concern for your children, any parent. >> more than 800 parents and students at sequoia middle have signed an online petition to have that boy removed from his school. >>> michael cohen is creating more problems for president trump. as blayne alexander reports, the white house continues to push back and is working to discredit the president's former attorney. >> reporter: michael cohen, the president's one-time attorney and cleanup man already spilling a lot about his former boss. e is not done yet. >> michael cohen has told me that he's going to tell the truth to whoever asks him, whether it be a congressional somebody in washington. >> reporter: cohen facing prison time for campaign finance violations, admitting he was directed by donald trump to p t stories of affairs could have derailed his campaign. >> in american history, i don't know how many times the president of the united states sitting has been accused of a felony by prosecutors. >> reporter: the president today telling fox business he did not know about the payments until later. >> my first question when i heard ab

he was transferred here to sequoia middle school, still the same school district.istrict says they are unable to expel him because the d.a. didn't find a credible threat. parents say that's not enough and they are circulating a petition to put pressure on the school district. they have already received more than 1,000 signatures. >>> safe says a man hired to drive tourists through wine country was driving while drunk. passengers said they forced him to pull over on an off ramp friday after he was swerving on highway 101. eight tourists from ohio and minnesota were on the ride with napa valley wine country tours. they say they first noticed the driver asleep at a stop, then later said he nearly crashed into a truck. chp arrested the 60-year-old for dui and say he had a blood alcohol level of .24, six times the legal limit for a driver for hire under california law. >>> the independent police auditor's role has been expanded as part of a new agreement between the city and san josi's police union. the police auditor will now have the same oversight as the department o

the student returned to sequoia middle. this mother wants a petition to remove the kid from the school. it has picked up more than 500 signatures. the parents we talked to say that parents should have been made aware. >> a phone call, a letter, even televised it. let everyone know. >> reporter: others like this parent says the teens return to school could have been handled differently. >> put everybody at ease. have the adults, parents, teachers, faculty, speak up for him. what has he done to change? i think we do have a right to know. >> reporter: childers has pulled her son out of school for now. they are limited in what they can say about the case, due to student privacy rights. childers is asking parents to sign the potential -- petition to attend the school board meeting on monday night at 7:00 pm. in the newsroom, i am andre senior, ktvu-tv news, fox 2. >>> teachers have been demonstrating for months now. before and after class today they are handing out leaflets to parents, to raise awareness and gain support about t

the mother said she was never told that he was allowed to go to sequoia school. the petition has picked up more than 500 signatures. parents we talked to said parents should been made aware. >> a phone call, a letter, even, like, televise it, and let everybody know. >> reporter: others, like natalie, whose five-year-old attends the elementary on the same campus, said the teen's return to school could have been handled differently. >> put everybody at ease, you know. have the adults, his parents, the teachers, the faculty speak up four him. you know, what has he done to change? >> with what is going on recently, in this day and age, i think we do have to know. >> reporter: childers has pulled her son out of school for the time being. mine while, the school principal released a statement, saying that he is limited in what he can say about the case, due to student privacy rights, and he also said the school would never do anything to put students at risk. childers, meantime, is asking parents who signed that feet attend the school board meeting for the school distri

firefighters from around the state attended the memorial service for hughes.he was a captain for sequoianal parks' arrowhead hot shots.the elite group was protecting homes when a dead tree fell on hughes, killing him.woody smeck/ sequoia and kings canyon national parks supt: "brian was dedicated to public service. he died protecting people he never met...their homes, their most cherished possessions and memories." hughes, a native hawaiian, took the captain position with the arrowhead hotshots in 2015. that year, he was part of a burnout operation that saved the grant grove of giant sequoias.last year, he was part of a park service team that went to the u-s virgin islands for hurricane recovery efforts.hughes was a talented firefighter, a hotshots' hotshot, and strong leader- proud of the work his crew was doing at the ferguson fire. jose suarez/ arrowhead interagency hotshot crew:"i do know that brian would expect this crew to take some time, and get back out there. and we will brianwe will do it in your honor."the 33-year-old had a lively personality, good sense of humor, and couldn't

mequoia's principal sent -- sequoia's principal sent a letter home saying privacy laws limited him one. >>> time is now 6:58. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the recording of a private conversation between a 15-year-old boy and his lawyer in a police substation in san leandro. a recording device in the interrogation room was apparently left turned on. also, a separate body cam video suggests a sergeant made other recordings. an alameda public attorney says the attorney/client privilege was violated. >> he says there is a problem with the tape, we can iddit it. he says we can do it -- edit it. he says we have done it before. it is troubling and concerning. >> the alameda county district attorney's office dismissed at tempted robbery case against that teen. the d. a.'s office is reviewing a few dozen juvenile cases that date back to january to determine if there are other recordings. >>> the investigation continues today into the death of mollie tibbetts. >>> safe injection sites may be coming to san francisco. how much money the sites could save the city and when t

today the mariposa grove of giant sequoias opened to visitors.w yosemite valley will reopen. the fire is expected to be fully contained wednesday. >>> firefighters aren't sure when the carr fire near red willing be fully contained. it's burned 200,000 acres. the u.s. interior secretary visited damage this weekend, making controversial comments about climate change. >> i've heard climate change. whether you're a proponent or an opponent, a believer, a nonbeliever of climate change, it doesn't relieve you of the responsibility to manage our public lands. >> the secretary went on the say environmental extremists are the cause of the fires because they keep brush and trees from being cleared. environmentalists say it's just an attempt to allow logging on public lands. governor brown has allocated $96 million in the next budget to thin vegetation, do controlled burns and improve watersheds. >>> crews battling the holy fire in southern california are reporting excellent progress there. containment now stands at 52%, and that's up considerably from satu

sequo sequoia's principal tells parents that student safety is not at risk, but that's not stopping concerned parents who are demanding the district step in. >> if somebody has the potential to think like that one, they could possibly think like that again. just the concern for your children, any parent. >> more than 800 parents and students have signed an online petition to have that boy removed from the school. >>> an unexpected rescue mission by wildlife crews. two baby bobcats were brought to wild care wildlife refugee in san rafael. a man heard an animal crying in a tree and found these two little bobcats saturday morning. wild care volunteers say they were not able to reunite the babies with their mother unfortunately. so they're now being cared for by wildlife experts until they're old enough to be released into the wild. so cute. >>> a pled welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm hav

it's not clear how many of those signatures are from parents here at sequoia. the district has not confirmed, this but there are a number of parents who believe this boy is the same 13-year-old student who was arrested in june after he reportedly sent a snapchat message to another student saying he would kill at least 30 people on the last day of school at valley view middle school, not far from this school. police seized numerous guns from his home. the d.a. confirmed they never pressed charges. a pleasant hill lieutenant told me this morning there wasn't any evidence the boy was actually going to go through with this threat. a number of parents aren't convinced. >> i'm pet rified. i'm foreign born so i'm not as desensitized as most of the people i actually meet in this country. there's too much gun violence and too much shootings at schools. i've been pretty much paralyzed the whole night, not being able to sleep. so my daughter is not in school today. >> i just thought that maybe it might be a little too soon with everything that's given that if somebody has

they have children at the sequoia district. they're angry they were not told that the school is now home to a student suspended in june from another school after threatening to kill students in a mass shooting. one parent is so concerned she pulled her son out of class. >> i would not be able to live with myself if something did happen and i sent him. these parents who lost their kids in the school shootings didn't know. they didn't have a warning. >> prosecutors declined to press charges against the teen. rather than returning to valley view, he enrolled at sequoia middle school. the principal sent a letter home to parents saying student privacy rights limited him as to what he could share but the school would never do anything that would compromise the safety of students. >>> we're now learning some details about plans for a celebration of aretha franklin's life in detroit on. tuesday and wednesday, the public is invited to pay their respects to viewing in the rotunda of the museum of african-american history. they will there

the district maintains the student in question will remain at sequoia. >>> could students use medical pot on campus? a bill heading to the governor's desk could help students like 5-year-old brook adams of santa rosa, who uses cannabis oil to treat her seizures. her school bans marijuana but a court is allowing her to temporarily use it until the judge issues a ruling. the bill doesn't require schools to allow medical cannabis, just lets them make the call on their own. >>> san francisco is one step closer to opening the nation's first injection site. the bill allowing the pilot program is on the governor's desk. people could inject drugs under the supervision of trained staff. supporters say it would connect addicts to treatment, but opponents worry it will encourage drug use. >>> people in the south bay outraged after a monument dedicated to vietnam war veterans was vandalized. the monument named the sons of san josi was discovered like this on saturday, marred with white paint and graffiti. the memorial took a half decade and nearly a half million dollars to build. >> there should

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on the petiton - a parent wrote: " my 7th grader at sequoia .should attend school student tha has made threats to harm other students. at school ... several parents believe the student deserves a second chance... as for the school district - on choose to place the student here... kron four reached out all day long, multiple times to get a statement, but the district declined to answer our here in pleasant hill, terisa estacio kron four news. all criminal cases involving juveniles submitted this year in alameda county are being reviewed after the county public defender's office provided evidence that sheriff's deputies have been recording confidential conversations between juvenile suspects and their defense attorneys. one case has already been thrown out because of the revelations, according to the alameda county district attorney's office. eavesdropping on confidential attorney conversations is a felony under california law punishable by up to three years in prison. district attorney's spokeswoman teresa drenick said her office is investigating

the grand canyon or into the high sea areas and see the milky way, or just stand beneath the giant sequoias, and they are moved. there is something that happens to those individuals in those spaces. to honor terri it was so gracious to write the introduction to the book that we have written, i want to read a little section from the introduction. terry has the extraordinary skill of writing eloquently about our public lands and our parks, and she has a deep spiritual side as well, and she often draws from her experiences with the native americans of our nation who often practice that spiritual connection. and one conversation with a guy i know, willie gray eyes, he said this is not a time for anger. it is a time for healing. our public lands and waters, deserts, forests, prairies, our national parks and monuments, wildlife refuges and free-flowing rivers, lakes, wetlands and oceans are our common ground, our natural inheritance to be passed on from one generation to the next. they are our soul geographies, the landscapes of our imaginations, the c bit of an ecological state of mind. we are n

. >>> parents at 11 could sequoia middle school want a boy to attend a alternative school instead. threat was a joke. the district attorney did not file charges. the unified school district enrolled him at 11 could i i can't and -- see could i i can't and announced -- sequoia and announced there was not enough of a threat to expel him. >>> carter english and his mom left the hospital over the week where he underwent eye surgery. he said that some children at his apartment complex attacked him with rock and sticks last week after he confronted them for bullying his friend. they rubbed sawdust in his eyes and broke his arm. social services may look into the case. >>> uc berkley is offering a new scholarship program to attract and retrain african- american students. they only make up 3% of the undergraduate population. students that are admitted to uc berkley often choose to go to other schools because of the expense. this year, a $1 million anonymous donation made it possible to offer scholarships to 28 students. >>> disgraced matt lauer could be returning to television. he was seen

. >> we are trying to do -- protect the giant sequoia's. down to the south we feel good. try to complete and connect the line. >> reporter: the smoke is so bad yosemite park officials announced they were extending their closures through sunday. the firefight remains a challenge for crews on the ground. >> this area has a lot of inaccessible terrain. a lot of mountainous areas. also those dead trees. they are causing a lot of trouble. one of our firefighters passed away. >> reporter: as the fight continues, perkins says all he can do is clean up. perkins is counting down the days until the road reopens in business can return to normal. >> that was natalie grant are reporting. two firefighters lost their lives battling the ferguson fire. >>> a funeral procession through the streets of fresno today to honor one of those fallen heroes. rhyne hughes was struck and killed by a falling tree last sunday. as he worked along the eastern edge of the fire. he leaves behind a fiancie who is three months pregnant. the other was 36-year-old braden varney. the 10 year cal fire veteran wa

. >> reporter: ultimately he was not charged and was instead transferred to sequoia middle school. in a letter to parents, the superintendent wrote authorities found no credible threat and the d.a.'s office declined to prosecute, so the student may not be excluded from the district. parents say they are wanting to put pressure on the district and have a petition with over 1,000 signatures. last night, that meeting was not expected to have the school board take any action, it was just to hear out the parents. >>> let's check the weather and traffic now. i like it when the four of us are up here. >> we can talk. >> how was your trip? >> all good. >>> this morning we have cloudy skies and drizzle out there. it's just a little drizzly, early morning fog ruining the visibility. look at the bay bridge, looking east here. you can see part of the bay bridge now. a lot of clouds have been rolling around and it's been hard to get clear views this morning. another view, kind of covered there at the top. some clouds are low to the ground, others not so much depending on where you're driving. d

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right to privacy, but not at the expense of safety and well- being of the entire student body of sequoia middle school. >> my son is not feeling well, has sore throats, stomach aches because this is a real threat to him. i do not think that one child should take precedence over hundreds of staff. >> the anger stems from an incident in june when a 13-year- old student made online threats , vowing to kill 30 students in a mass shooting at the school on the anniversary of the columbine massacre. the message was sent to another student. >> i just know that he porter: accused of posting -- on snapchat. what police found at the 13- year-old's home was troubling. >> this was investigated and multiple firearms were found at the student's home. >> reporter: he told authorities that it was a joke. the da's office declined to charge. he is now enrolled at secure your middle school in the same district. >> is almost like he is being rewarded for making this threat. >> reporter: a lengthy statement read in part, without substantial evidenced of a viable threat, a student may not be excluded fromciate

on the petiton - a parent wrote: " my daughter is a 7th grader at sequoia .'s absolute nonsense that she should attend school with any student tha has made threats to harm other students. at school ... several parents believe the student deserves a second chance... patrick mcmanus, 500 people trying to get a child thrown out of school - a kinda radical thing to do because without all the statistics in the childs life, i think this could (take terisa live) as for the school district - on choose to place the student here... kron four all day long, multiple times to get a statement, but declined to answer our calls. here in pleasant hill, terisa estacio kron four news. news. kron four terisa estacio kron four news. toss lawrence lawrence karnow: it was a rather cool day across most of the bay area with highs running in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it almost felt a little like fall outside. a few showers are showing up on doppler rarar the northern sierra. on the satellite image you can see as low pressure is passing

on the petiton - a parent wrote: " my daughter is a 7th grader at sequoia .se that she should attend school with any student tha has made threats to harm other students. at school ... several parents believe the student deserves a second chance... patrick mcmanus, 500 people trying to get a child thrown out of school - a kinda radical thing to do because without all the statistics in the childs life, i think this could ruin his life.'(take terisa live) as for the school district - on why they choose to place the student here... kron four reached out all day long, multiple times to get a statement, but the district declined to answer our calls. here in pleasant hill, terisa estacio kron four news. ( robin )in the north bay... the man accused of sexually abusing four underaged boys has been sentenced to 21 years in prison. 40-year-old kevin thorpe is a former counselor at a center for at- risk boys in sonoma county. he is charged with 64 counts of sex abuse of a child. thorpe pleaded no contest to 10 felony counts of oral copulation with boys in their early tee

he enrolled at sequoia middle school.have signed a petition to remove the student. the federal sent a letter home to parents -- the principal sent a letter to home to parents. he said security rights limbed what he could send home to parents. >>> immigrant right advocates will hold a rally in san francisco after several immigrants in the east bay were transferred to jails outside of california after i.c.e. determine nated the contract with the contra cost area sheriff's office last month. they warned inmates could be moved away as far away as hawaii. a rally could be held at 11:00 at u.s. citizens and immigration services in san francisco. organizers say they wanted to raise awareness about the impact the transfers have on families. >>> 8:26 here. it is a popular hardware store used by people across the bay area. there is sad news to report about orchard supply hardware. the reason it is shutting down all of the locations by the end of the year. >>> two big outcomes and two big legal cases yesterday that the white house i

. >> getting most places takes just a little longer for sequoia pointer these days. >> when you have a traumatic situation happen to you, you -- you just -- you just don't recover as fast as you think. ad>> three d after serving in the u.s. army, pointer is fighting another battle. he's recovering from a stroke and still struggles to use hisr left and leg >> you set aside 30 minutes just to find paoing. >> jus find parking. >> 0 minutes. s, at least 30 minutes. >> getting to his appointments recently at the d.c.v.a. medical center has turned into a lesson in patience. >> you've seen this and watched this. does this seem reasonable to tou? >> not a all. >> reporter: a trip to the v.a. is a marathon for her husband. we watched him unload his scooter a make the long trek from the back of the lot just to get inside. >> he's going to have to fight through the traffic and then fight for a s parkingce and then he's going to have to fight to get in there and go wherever he's going and walk those halls with him. they are long. >> very long. >> reporter: when we first met jonathan warwick he w

the likes of sequoia and softbank are raising new funds.e seeing new names show up in the business that historically in venture was mostly dominated by a small number of well-known brands. at the same time, investing is becoming more global. you are finding companies in europe, like one of ours that did incredibly well, or spotify. you are seeing a rise in china. los angeles and new york are creating terrific venture opportunities. i'm very optimistic. you never know how markets will behave, even this week as we went through the roadshow with sonos. it was not the easiest way to take a company public. those ebb and flow. broadly speaking, the spirit of entrepreneurialism and the value proposition of what venture companies can do continues to grow. you can never predict those short-term, but over the long term, we are very optimistic about what we see in the tech landscape in the future. emily: coming up, a startup that claims it can extend the life of fruits and vegetables just closed a $70 million funding round led by one of the largest he

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early-stage investors at sequoia or benchmark, we tend to see those as our primary partners, as welletitors. it has not dramatically changed series a and series b, but it definitely changes the later stages. emily: what are the next big trends? social networking was one, and greylock was there. then it's the sharing economy, and greylock was there. what is next? joseph: we focus on consumer investments and enterprise investments. i tend to focus more on enterprise. we are thinking what are the new opportunistic areas of investment. obviously, autonomous vehicles is something everyone is making about, and we've done some investments there. emily: a self driving van company. joseph: that's a great example. we are taking the delivery of goods and services oftentimes done by people, how you can make that autonomous. if you want to order groceries, you don't have to have a person drive to your house anymore. the idea is that this vehicle will drive to the grocery store and show up at your house. you walk out and open the device, but there is no person even in the car. we are going after p

parents plan to confront the school district at their board meeting, the parents have children at sequoiaiddle school in pleasant hill and their angry the district didn't tell them the school has a student who planned a mass shooting at valley view middle school. the 13-year-old use social media to tell another student of his plan to kill 30 people last june on the anniversary of the columbine massacre. police arrested the boy and said they found several guns at his home, parents sign a petition to have the boy -- removed. >>> san jose police officers association signed an agreement to expand the authority of the new independent police auditor, it comes after the friday resignation of the former independent police auditor, and may he submitted his annual report which used percentages from the departments website dashboard to show disparity and how white and black suspects are treated differently in use of force cases, the mayor and council rejected the report on grounds it was misleading in the police union was incensed and collected 500 and ventures from the rank-and-file seeking his ous

on the petiton - a parent wrote: " my daughter is a 7th grader at sequoia .t's absolute nonsense that she should attend school with any student tha has made threats to harm other students. at school ... several parents believe the student deserves a second chance... patrick mcmanus, 500 people trying to get a child thrown out of school - a kinda radical thing to do because without all the statistics in the childs life, i think this could ruin his life.'(take terisa live) as for the school district - on why they choose to place the student here... kron four reached out all day long, multiple times to get a statement, but the district declined to answer our calls. here in pleasant hill, terisa estacio kron four news. (vicki) a bill to end bail is headed to governor brown's desk. it would make california the first state to completely end bail for suspects awaiting trial. california senators supporting the bill say it would end a system that discriminates against low income people. but opponents say it would make communities less safe. the plan calls for the rele

army veteran sequoia pointer of ldorf is one of those making the long trek with a scooter. >> hll have to fight through the traffic and then fight for a parking space, and he's going to have to fight to get in there and go wherever he's going and walk those hallsh w them. they are long. >> very long. >> reporter: the medical center tells us adding parking, but new garage they are renovating isn't supposed to open ungil march. cop tonight at part of our full news 4 i-team investigation, we show you the challenges that veteransnd others face nationwide. why it's difficult and in other case time consuming to make the fix. for now scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >> a first of its kind for an americanuby system los angeles will install body scanners that will screen passengers for weapons and explosives. the scanners will be rtable. they will send waves to screen person's entire body. l.a. officials say it will not slow down riders' commutes. tsa has been testing the scanners including at union station here in washington. the scanners will be able to pick up metallic and non-metallic objec

firefight while continuing to protect really important resources like the merced grove of giant sequoiasployees in park. with the closure they've had to find i have to work for national park workers while others decided the take time off. meanwhile, the gateway communities around the parks are also taking a hit. hotels in mariposa are barely seeing guests. >> we're seeing a drop in occupancy by at least 60 to 70%. we're generally full this time of the year. and we're seeing occupancies in 30% range if not lower during our peak season. >> the cost of fighting this peyer is continuing the rise. fire officials say it's now more at $90 million. firefighters are back burning and restoring old fire lines to prevent the fire from spreading further into the park. >> we're working as best we can with the resources that we have to manage this. but mother nature has taken its course, and we've needed to adapt to it. >> park rangers are evaluating the roads every day they say they want to make sure the roads are safe from fire and falling trees before they reopen to visitors. in fish camp, natalie g

parents at sequoia middle school are demanding the district expel a student who threatened to kill 30 at his previous school. >>> california schools can decide whether or not students could use medical cannabis on campus. and a pilot program for a safe injection site for san francisco. if passed, people could inject drugs under the supervision of trained staff. more at kpix.com throughout the day. >>> welcome back. we have an accident in iams tunnel, keeping things very slow. they just reopened all lanes in the southbound direction, but you can ported in the northbound direction approaching the tunnel as well. this is a live look at the backup near highway 1, continuing to be heavy and foggy as you get down towards the tunnel near spencer. neda? >>> good morning, everybody. we have some drizzle showing up on the roof camera here, pretty gray out there. gray and gloomy to start the day, and temperatures this afternoon will be cooler than normal. the trough to the north is bringing temperatures on down. overall we're staying in the 60s and 70s across the bay area today and tomorrow, sli

first megyn kelly coming upi )m parents whose students attend sequoia middle school in pleas >> goodoutraged by a recently enrolled student. that student threatened gun violence at his last middle school according to parents. law enforcement said he posed no threat. concerned parents are demanding the district get involved. happening now, bob is there speaking with parents and he'll have a live report. >>> the undocumented immigrant accused of killing mollie tibbets is due in court today. authorities say he confessed to abducting her. go to our home page to learn more about this new battle. . >>> orchard's parent company confirms it will end its franchise. lowes will close all the re reremainir remaining stores at the end of the year. i'm marcus washington. more news coming up in an hour. - the reason it )s expected to bea great year for wine lovers. and every day the stock market goes up-- another record is broken.. is it too late to cash in? our scott mcgrew has his expert analysis. )today in the bay ) - 4:30 to . welcome to the program, i'm megyn kelly. you may have heard there wa

they )re upset about a new student attending pleasant hill )s sequoia middle school.school after >>> goods morning to you. a stuntd investigated at his last middle school after making violent threats. they athe 8th grade student said he would shoot other students. he was never charged. they discovered legal and registered firearms at the boy's home. the principal suggested there is not a threat. nearly 1,300 people have signed an online petition to have the boys removed. >> it is nice and cool out there. this is a shot of san francisco. we are expecting a breeze along the coastline. current temperatures as you head out the door this morning, 60 for oakland through santa rosa. concord in the 60s. it is still a little cool in san jose. our temperatures will eventually climb nicely into comfortable 70s and 80s. it will be slow to warm into the afternoon. san hoe a78. warmest spots will be into the 80s. concord 81. this will set us up nicely. >> this is through fremont. the earlier crash has cleared on the shoulder. gets the themes up. this is southbound 880. some added a