we reported all of this to the police department...">( terisa ) five recent ( terisa )( terisa ) five graduates reported the incidents which happened last school year. the teacher was placed on administrative leave in september but has since been reinstated. ( will ) a student says a man inappropriately touched himself in front of her in downtown berkeley. this is the man police are now searching for. it happened on tuesday near the corner of center street and martin luther king way... that is right near m-l-k junior civic center park. a student at berkeley city college says a man walked towards her car as she was parking. the man then exposed himself. she took this picture and quickly drove away. ( will ) local leaders say napa valley is ready for visitors to come back. although tens of thousands of acres of the napa valley have burned in the past two and a half weeks... much of the area was untouched popular tourist attractions like the napa valley wine train are open, ready for visitors ... and fire victims could really business. < "the most important thing for us is the vast major

lydia. ( terisa ) thanks ( terisa ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) this was the second freeway shooting in the bay area this month. the other happened on interstate 880 back on october 8th.( terisa ) the c-h-p says this year alone there have been 44 freeway shootings across the bay area. ( darya ) happening now... police are looking for the driver who hit two small children in vallejo. those children are in critical condition this morning. the accident happened around 5:45 last night on turner parkway east of foothill drive. a woman was pushing her 2-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter in a stroller when a car hit the stroller... throwing the kids into the air. the mother was not injured. police say the car may have been a white acura t-l. ( darya ) happening today... opening statements will begin in the kate steinle murder case. in 2015... jose garcia zarate was arrested for shooting steinle as she walked on san francisco's pier 14. defense attorneys say the shooting was accidental. the

( terisa )( terisa ) plus... a new california gas tax goes into effect this week. much more you'll have to pay... and why you should fill up ánow. back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... hto spot in san jos enb 101 at bernal rd, two right lanes closed bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (dave)temperatures are forecast to remain near seasonal averages through midweek along with mainly dry weather conditions. a significant change in the weather pattern is then likely late in the week that will bring widespread rainfall to the region through the upcoming (dave)temperatures are forecast to remain near seasonal averages through midweek along with mainly dry weather conditions. a significant change in the weather pattern is then likely late in the week that will bring widespread rainfall to the region through the upcoming weekend. ( james ) paul manafort has surrendered to the f-b-i following an investigation into russian meddling in the u-s elections. according to the special counsel...

(terisa) happening now...ighters are trying to get a handle on a wildfire burng in southern california. a motorcycle crash sparked the wildomar wildfire in riverside county. the fire grew up to 350-acres and prompted evacuations in the area. as of this morning ... the fire is only 15-percent contained. (terisa) house republicans will vote next week on a republican bill to make it easier to cut down trees in national forests in order to reduce the risk of wildfire. the bill would loosen environmental regulations for forest- thinning projects on federal lands. the measure would waive environmental reviews for projects up to 30 thousand acres for areas in california prone to extreme wildfire risk. the bill comes as the forest serivce has spent more than two billion dollars battling forest fires across the state. (will) in national news... more fallout following the sexual assault allegations against hollywood director harvey weinstein. the academy of motion pictures... which hands out the oscars each year... is e

( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio. and i'm will tran. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're halfway through the week and temps will gradually start to come down. we're looking at clear skies this morning with widespread 50s and 60s, once again. afternoon highs will still be above normal for october. expect upper 80s and low 90s for the inland valleys today with mid 80s bayside. the coast will warm to the mid 70s. with the hottest day of the week behind us, look for gradual cooling going forward. inland highs will fall to the 70s by this weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:28 am. sunset is at 6:19 pm. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( terisa ) new this morning... a new travel warning has been issued by the n-double a-c-p.( will ) the organization is warning african ameri

(terisa) welcome back.heck of the weather this (james) like yesterday, we're looking at clear skies this morning with widespread 50s and 60s. afternoon highs will drop slightly from yesterday's levels, but will still be above normal for october. expect upper 80s and low 90s for the inland valleys today with mid 80s bayside. the coast will warm to the mid 70s. we're still on track for gradual cooling by this weekend. inland highs will fall to the 70s by sunday and early next week. the extended outlook points to possible rain by the end of next week. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:29 am. sunset is at 6:17 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.accident nb 101 at cesar chavez motorcycle accident blocking happening tomorrow. bike sharing stations are going up at in oakland neighborhood ... and that has many people living

(terisa) and i'm terisa estacio. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... start to the day with widespread 50s and 60s. high pressure overhead will keep temps well above normal for october. look for widespread low 90s for the inland valleys this afternoon. the bay shoreline will warm to the mid-upper 80s, while the coast will hit the low 80s. like yesterday, we may see a few spots tie or even break high temperature records this afternoon. looking ahead, gradual cooling kicks in by wednesday. inland highs should drop back the upper 70s by saturday. sunrise in san francisco is at 7:27 am. sunset is at 6:20 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. major hot spot in the santa cruz mountains on hwy17 at south os the summit accident blocking. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( terisa ) breaking news this morning... the f-a-a is investigating another near miss involving an air canada plane at s-f-o.( darya ) the plane failed to

we'll have who could be arrested. ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio.( james ) and i'm jamesletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)temperatures are forecast to remain near seasonal averages through midweek along with mainly dry weather conditions. a significant change in the weather pattern is then likely late in the week that will bring widespread rainfall to the region through the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening right now... police are looking for the driver who killed a man in a hit-and-run accident in the east bay. the crash happened on 14-th street near harrison street in oakland. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. police have not released a description of the car or driver they are looking for. we'll let you know when they do. .( james ) happening today... jurors will hear more testimony about the weapon used in the murder of kate steinle. this week, a ballistics expert will talk about the gun used in the shooting. jose garcia zarate

san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( terisa ) a big story ( terisa )( terisa ) a biglowing this morning... a áloaded gun brought to an elementary school. this is the second time this week that a student has brought a loaded gun to an east bay school.( will ) kron 4's yoli aceves is live at twin creeks elementary school im san ramon with the details. yoli. ( terisa ) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( will ) this morning there are new details in the kidnapping of a northern california woman. sherri papini says she was abducted by two women and held for three weeks last november. investigators have revealed that d-n-a from an unknown man was found on papini's clothes after she was freed. police have also released sketches of her attackers. we have also learned that papini told investigators that before she was released... her two captors were arguing and then she heard a gunshot. police are also releasing the 9-1-1 calls from her husband. <911 call form papinis husband.>( will ) ( will ) papini was found in yolo county last november. she

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio.with a check of weather and traffic... (james)here's the latest update from the kron4 weather

(terisa)plus... this time in california's capitol.why nearly 150 women are speaking out this morning. (darya) and a football game in santa rosa where everyone walks away a winner. how cardinal newman is bringing a community together to honor first responders. ( terisa ) and new information about a hit- and-run that injured 2 young children. we will take a closer look at the car police are looking for this morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's another clear start to the day with widespread 50s and 60s. high pressure overhead will keep temps well above normal for october. look for widespread low 90s for the inland valleys this afternoon. the bay shoreline will warm to the mid-upper 80s, while the no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (darya) breaking news this morning the faa is now investigating an air canada landing at sfo after the plane failed to hea

no other weapons were found. ( terisa ) thanks ( terisa )( terisa ) thanks lydia. back with you through out the morning. ( will ) a big story we are following this morning... an oakland police officer is recovering after being involved in a hit-and-run. it happened last night near the intersection of sunnyside street and 96th avenue. (ááátriggerááá) the officer's patrol car was hit. he was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition this morning. we do not know the extent of his injuries. police are still looking for the driver who hit the officer. they have not released a description of the driver or the car they are looking for. ( terisa ) the teenage suspect in the murder of maddy middleton will be tried as an adult. a-j gonzalez was 15 years when he was arrested two- years ago. a judge has ruled that gonzalez will be tried as an adult in the rape and murder of the 8-year- old girl. her body was discovered in a dumpster near her apartment complex. investigators have described the murder as one of the most heinous they have ever seen. ( terisa ) danville pol

our terisa estacio spoke to two survivors.but our coverage starts with omar jimenez, who is live now from las vegas... with what we are learning... about stephen paddock - the man behind the massacre. karin? we are learning haunting details about the man behind the massacre in las vegas. police found 23 weapons in stephen paddock's hotel room. he had at least 19 more weapons and thousands of rounds of ammo at his home. in his car, there were several pounds of ammonium nitrate, a fertilizer that can be used to make bombs. police are still grappling with why. authorities say there is still no motive.the mandalay bay resort where the shooter was staying, says it's now providing crisis counselors for any hotel guests or employees affected by sunday night's massacre.the country music star, jason aldean, who was performing as the shooter opened fire...is trying to come to terms with the carnage himself.tweeting today this world is becoming "the kind of place i am afraid to raise my children in." as for the survivors of the deadliest

kron four's terisa estacio joins us live now from santa rosa with more on their story. terisa?tacio live ) it was truly an honor to talk with this family today i am here in santa rosa just off of fountaingrove pkwy near rincon ridge. the zechowys lost everything in the tubbs fire but that is not why the reached out to us they are on a mission. they want to find the officers who came to their rescue risking their own lives to save their entire family. (estacio) there is little left of the zechowy's home. only the stone pillars next to the mail box still stand. here's what their home.. used to look like. but the santa rosa family isn't really focusing on what is gone they are grateful about what they do have each other. stephen zechowy. everything important to me is in this room. and they add it is all because of the incredible selfless actions two police officers. here's what happened - it was early monday morning the family says the wind knocked out the power. they did not think much of it stephen. i thought maybe we would lose some food however, as they slept.... fire erupted

terisa? (vicki) santa rosa's fountaingrove neighborhood was ravaged by the fire. this video shows some of the many homes there that burned to the ground.(grant) but kron4's maureen kelly found one street that is still standing, thanks for a group of residents that banded together to keep their homes, and their neighbors' homes from being destroyed. i'm on lake park court and neighbors here on this cul de sac and some other neighbors living on the street above banded together to save approximently 22 homes in this area.not once, but three times over three days.this neighbor up on bicentenial way who owns a heavy equiptment rental place, got a portable water tank and a pump up here .and along with another neighbor who's a retired firefighter and a handfull of homeowners ran water from this pool and beat back the fire burning on the hills around this areauntil firefighters arrived to help up midday monday .it was a big group efforts. with all the neighbors who came around and worked his teams together put now it's gone fires all over the property all the way to the d

terisa estacio, kron 4 . >> thank you for your report, terisa.o to another area where they are trying to push back against this fire. spencer blake is near calistoga where they evacuated the entire town. what do you know? >> reporter: i am inside calistoga right now. it is pretty much a ghost town and all that you see as the fire trucks like the one that just drove past me and other than that i am on lincoln and the main streets in town it is a ghost town right now is good. a little earlier i was 4 miles north on highway 29 and on the west side maybe a quarter-mile or less. although it looks like everything has burned up to the highway the flames are approaching the henry and then jumping. since it is getting close enough firefighters are doing their own burnout right on the grass as it goes up to the gravel of highway 29 and that way all of the fuel will be taken up and it should be a natural firebreak. they are hoping to make highway 29 at that point one of the containment lines. >> we have this map and grant can talk on the screen right now he

(grant) kron four's terisa estacio spoke to families who lost everything. intro: families in some of the burned out neighborhoods in santa rosa were able to return and sift through what was left of their homes. it was a slow and for many a tramautic experience. kron four's terisa estacio was in coffey park where she met up with one family as they tried to find some treasures among the ruins (estacio - live - coffey park neighborhood) it was a very painful day out here for so many residents of coffey park- i met up with the raygoza family. they have lived out here on kerry lane for the past 20 years. they showed up today hoping they could find something to salvage (estacio pkg) norma raygoza gently went through the debris of her much loved home she shared with her 3 children and husband. 32 55 this is my husbands watch, my jewelry. norma told me on the morning of the tubbs fire, she awoke coughing from the smoke. norma. my husband said it was far, but then i paniced and told kids, don't take anything we will be back, a police officer then on a loud speaker s

terisa?o - live) i am here on channing lane, which is off wikiup drive in santa rosa there are 250 search and rescue voluteers currently here in the northbay of sonoma going home to home looking for the missing. (estacio - reporting) this search for the dead is not easy.. search and rescue teams look behind charred bbq's, melted washer and dryers, and garden ponds now full of ash they spread out and slowly and methodically inch their way through each burned down home. it is very slow going and tough work. rob giordano, sonoma county sheriff. these are volunteers, it is really something, not paid to do this. i talked with sonoma county's sheriff wednesday about how they are trying to do all they can to find missing loved ones. giordano. we know it is important we are going as fast as we can while thre are 250 search and rescue members out here from agencies all over the bay area think of about this fact they are faced with going over nearly 102 thousand acres that burned that is slightly more

kron4's terisa estacio is in coffey park tonight where she spoke to an expert with cal fire about thetructive fires. (estacio - live - coffey park - ) when the fire hit - here in coffey park - it was whipping around eratically officials call it a fire whirl. and that whirl was running horizonally - plowing through homes, and pushing over cars as if they were toys(estacio - pkg)as fire investigators examine how this fire started, we are learning - why it was so violent and (steve) we are learning more about the north bay fires... and how they spread so fast. some experts say the fires acted like a hurricane... swirling around and causing widespread damage. kron4's terisa estacio is in coffey park tonight where she spoke to an expert with cal fire about the destructive fires. (steve) if you'd like to help those effected by the north bay firestorm... the salvation army uses 100 percent of disaster donations to support of local relief operations. to donate visit go - sal army- dot -org. new tonight at ten: trying to woo amazon. five bay area cities have submitted a coordinated proposal...

kron four's terisa estacio met up with families sifting through.... what's left. kron four's terisa estacio spoke to families who lost everything....and are sifting through the ashes in coffey park. warren luke delicately wiped off the soot of his wives figurines. he was able to find several under the ash. warren luke. my wife collected these over the years when i was in the coast guard. warren says although he and his wife are thankful for finding something they are more than overjoyed about this inside their home on kerry lane as the flames began to ripe through the neighborhood on the night of the fires his daughter, autumn 31 was asleep autum is deaf. warren. we raced back and we got her out i don't know what i would have done warren's brother in law came down from oregon to help out - warren. my daughter says it looks like apocalypse, hard to fathom. (steve) and tomorrow residents of santa rosa neighborhood of fountaingrove will be allowed to return and visit their property. controlled re-entry of the area begins at 10 a-m. police will be verifying entry pass

terisa? (estacio reporting) danny dominguez, concert survivor 38 31 it was scary really scary all i know is we were told, hit the ground, hit the ground. danny dominguez and his wife julie recorded this video of the shots fired during the concert in las vegas - he shared his story about he, his wife and daughter survived the gunmans rampage. dominguez. we got up, if he had not we would have been shot. there was a lot of people hit, one person arm ripped off, right open, it was a nightmare. denise bartlett. itg was crazy, all of a suddent fire craxckers, people started screaming, there were people crawling all over, running scared. as passenger after passenger arrived at oakland airport, they all looked devastated. many too upset to talk, they just wanted to hug their loved ones yet others find it cathartic to share what they say. david fox. survivor. we were in the front of stage when the shooting began, bullets hit the stage and jason aldean ran, the bodies went down, it was the most horrifi

terisa?io - this was not an easy task, to sit down and talk on television about their friend that died but these three women said they wanted everyone to know what the world lost (vo) they shared with me stacee's love of the outdoors, how she was a devoted police officer's wife and how nothing compared to her loyalty as a friend and mother listen in (sots) (they also told me some fun stories about how she really loved, christmas.. that she had 52 bins of chirstmas decorations. right now they say they are just helping each other and stacee and vinnies children get through this difficult time. we will have more on mu interview tonight on kron four news at 8 (catherine) our coverage of the las vegas tragedy continues at kron-4 dot com. there we have a timeline of the events that happened on the vegas strip... photos from the scene... and bay area reaction... all that on kron4 dot com... a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist b

kron 4's terisa estacio spoke to some of those who knew her best...oins us live from novato tonight. she says many of them are still in shock over what happened. this is very tough time for those who were friends and clients of stacee etcheber, a former client i talked with today says it is nearly impossible to imagine stacee not being around, she was just a wonderful and giving person, dedicated to her craft as a hairdresser and so much more. (estacio reporting) 21:22 she was so vibrant, she loved her children, i am going to miss her. sheila-merle johnson came to ciao bella hair salon in novato where stacee etcherbe worked to drop off a buddha statue. sheila-merle. i am worried about everyone. sheila-merle says she first met stacee several years ago and thought highly of her as a stylist. sheila-merle. "she really paid attention to her clients. now sheila-merle says she is in a state of shock like so many others that the warm, kind mother and wife of a san francisco police officer died in that horrible shooting in las vegas. stacee loved country musi

(vicki) kron four's terisa estacio is live in fremont tonight for us. she met with the friends who recalled those harrowing moments after the gun fire erupted. terisa? estacio - i am here at fremont fire station 9 - this is where david eastin works. i met with david and his wife and their friends who were all at the concert sunday. they were an amazing group - as they talked about how their families motivated them to stay alive (estacio) this group of friends are still sorting out how they made it through such madness. but - one thing they all have in common was they were all were determined to live for their loved ones. 14:14. david eastin, concert goer survior "yeah, survial was the only thing in mond, all of us, we split up, her and i only think on mind. 14 28 britni eastin. our kids, getting home to them, main thing we have 3 babies at home, we just ran. this is a picture before the gunfire erupted - the two couples, long time friends, and jacquelyne lebon's brother tyler woodman. tyler had begged his big sister to tag along to the jason aldean conc

terisa estacio kron 4 news. ( mark ) ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news...alking to your kids about the tragedy in vegas can be difficult. we hear from an expert about the best ways to explain to them what happened. and later... new information about a deadly police shooting in san francisco. what officers now say led up to the shooting. and after the break... a data breach at yahoo is worse than originally thought. what yahoo is telling users to do right now to protect their information. and here's a just walk right in and pay zero dollars with most insurance.r. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. it's that easy to get your flu shot and make a difference. so swing by your local walgreens today. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. live look outside...bay bridge. ( robin ) major hot spot in walnut creek on sb 680 due to reoad work picking up, jammed from sb 242 and wb 4 ( mark ) yahoo has ( mark ) yahoo has tripled down on what was already the biggest data bre

kron 4's terisa estacio is live for us in santa rosa with late details. (estacio - reporting) i am here at the intersection of coffey lane and hopper lane and behind me complete devastation. so many homes mere shadows of what they once were right now, there is an all out effort to locate the dozens missing - (estacio reporting) it is grim and harsh work. these search and rescue workesr tasked with the dreadful job of going through the ash to locate missing mothers, fathers, aunts uncles loved ones still missing after the tubbbs fire ripped through neighbors here in santa rosa. this crew, from all over the bay area carefully looked into melted cars, behind crumbled walls that used to make up homes. shirlee zane. it is very troubling times. shirlee zane is a sonoma county supervisor and former mental health specialist - she says now is the time to offer as much campassion as possible to those awaiting word about missing family members and friends. zane. the emotions are raw, just listen. sonoma county sheriff. the numbers are down but still we have 88 missi

kron four's terisa estacio was there. warren luke delicately wiped off the soot of his wives figurines. he was able to find several under the ash. warren luke. my wife collected these over the years when i was in the coast guard. warren says although he and his wife are thankful for finding something they are more than overjoyed about this inside their home on kerry lane as the flames began to ripe through the neighborhood on the night of the fires his daughter, autumn 31 was asleep autum is deaf. warren. we raced back and we got her out i don't know what i would have done warren's brother in law came down from oregon to help out - warren. my daughter says it looks like apocalypse, hard to fathom. ( marty @ landing) the orchard senior community in santa rosa was also severely affected by the fire. . residents there were also allowed back on the property to check the status of their homes as well. and, they were allowed to stay if their homes were still standing. the property manager says 66 of the 233 units on the propert

kron four's terisa estacio met with the family members today.stacio live ) it was truly an honor to talk with this family today i am here in santa rosa just off of fountaingrove pkwy near rincon ridge. the zechowys lost everything in the tubbs fire but that is not why the reached out to us they are on a mission. they want to find the officers who came to their rescue risking their own lives to save their entire family. (estacio) there is little left of the zechowy's home. only the stone pillars next to the mail box still stand. here's what their home.. used to look like. but the santa rosa family isn't really focusing on what is gone they are grateful about what they do have each other. stephen zechowy. everything important to me is in this room. and they add it is all because of the incredible selfless actions two police officers. here's what happened - it was early monday morning the family says the wind knocked out the power. they did not think much of it stephen. i thought maybe we would lose some food however, as they slept.... fire erupted

kron four's terisa estacio is in coffey park with us tonight with this story for us tonight (estacio - live - coffey park - ) when the fire hit - here in coffey park - it was whipping around eratically officials call it a fire whirl. and that whirl was running horizonally - plowing through homes, and pushing over cars as if they were toys(estacio - pkg)as fire investigators examine how this fire started, we are learning - why it was so violent and viscious devouring everything in its path. scott mclean, calfire. we had 60 to 80 mph winds pushing from calistoga and it spread within hours.a veteran calfire fire fighter with several decades of wildfire experience scott mclean laid out the unique qualities of these deadly fires explaining a lot - had to do with the wicked winds and dry conditions feeding the flames, creating something called a firewhirlmclean. it was like an eddy, unpredictable and dangerous. mclean said the winds also tossed around explosvive embers mclean. like a game of leap frong. in coffeey park - look at this. there are many cars flipped over resting on their roofs

(steve) kron four's terisa estacio met with the family members today.io live ) it was truly an honor to talk with this family today i am here in santa rosa just off of fountaingrove pkwy near rincon ridge. the zechowys lost everything in the tubbs fire but that is not why the reached out to us they are on a mission. they want to find the officers who came to their rescue risking their own lives to save their entire family. (estacio) there is little left of the zechowy's home. only the stone pillars next to the mail box still stand. here's what their home.. used to look like. but the santa rosa family isn't really focusing on what is gone they are grateful about what they do have each other. stephen zechowy. everything important to me is in this room. and they add it is all because of the incredible selfless actions two police officers. here's what happened - it was early monday morning the family says the wind knocked out the power. they did not think much of it stephen. i thought maybe we would lose some food however, as they slept.... fire erupted in

kron four's terisa estacio met with the family today.live ) it was truly an honor to talk with this family today i am here in santa rosa just off of fountaingrove pkwy near rincon ridge. the zechowys lost everything in the tubbs fire but that is not why the reached out to us they are on a mission. they want to find the officers who came to their rescue risking their own lives to save their entire family. (estacio) there is little left of the zechowy's home. only the stone pillars next to the mail box still stand. here's what their home.. used to look like. but the santa rosa family isn't really focusing on what is gone they are grateful (grant) santa rosa has put out a map .. it shows which houses have survived the fire .... and which ones are damaged or destroyed.(pam) it features highly detailed aerial images ... you can go house by house, street by street. take a look... the red on the map indicates vegetation ... like trees and shrubs. if you want to know if your home survived ... kron 4 news is here to help. we did this during the k

today they shared with kron4's terisa estacio - what got them through the terrifying experience. of the members of this group i spoke with today is a fire fighter earlier this afternoon, i sat down with fire fighter david eastin and his wife and friends they told me they started planning back in may to celebrate their wedding aniversiares together.. but never did they think this would happen.this is the happy group a short time before the gun fire started raining down on them - killing and injuring people so close to them. britni eastin. we like to do things together, but this i never thought would be one of them. the couples have been friends for awhile. their anniversaires days apart. they both hae children the same ages. also along that night was jacquelines brother who had begged to tag along as you can hear and see in this video - as shots ran out, people were running wildly. the couples got separated, but were both determined to make it out alive. david easton. we just ran. jacqueline. we did what ever we could, i saw people falling, smoke rising from the bullets. now sitti

kron four's terisa estacio shows us a search and rescue team who were searching through debris in santa rosa. 250 search and rescue members tackled the difficult task of looking for those that may have died in these fires. it is a massive assignment and certainly a grueling one (take pkg) in this santa rosa neighborhood, just off of wikiup drive. it is slow going, but that is necessary - these search and rescue members from marin county, certainly don't want to miss anything they are looking for those that may have not gotten out, when the fire raged through this area. rob giordano, sonoma county sheriff. "do you think the 50 still missing are all dead? no, we came down from 2k missing, and i hope no more dead, but i think that is unrealistic. i spoke with the sonoma county who is also in charge of the coroner's bureau. he told me the volunteer searchers are working as fast as they can but is a mammouth task. nearly 102 thousand acres burned - that is nearly 3 times the size of san francisco. sean st. louis/lost home in fires. i am glad to be alive. santa rosa resident sean st. louis us

that includes an elite team of firefighters called 'hotshots" ( jr stone ) kron four's terisa estacioonnected with one team as they looked to work on a strategy to save even more homes. (j.r.)hundreds of (j.r.) homes. (j.r.)hundreds of firefighters are currently on 24-hour shifts battling the north bay fires. the crews meet up in open spaces to debrief and as they finish their shifts they hand-off the work to the next group of firefighters. the crews have been able to get more rest in the last couple of days, but nonetheless, they tell us that they are tired. for many, this is the worst fire they have battled in their career. according to cal fire, there are portions of the fire that are high up in the mountains-a positive because it is away from people and structures, but a negative because it makes it harder for them to put it out. (justine) turning to weather now, meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. lawrence karnow: skies are hazy but mostly clear tonight after another warm day. offshore winds sent temperatures into the 80s in many parts of the bay area. fire weather is

kron4's terisa estacio went to the heavily damaged coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa and got explanation from cal fire. (estacio - live - coffey park - ) when the fire hit - here in coffey park - it was whipping around eratically officials call it a fire whirl. and that whirl was running horizonally - plowing through homes, and pushing over cars as if they were toys(estacio - pkg)as fire investigators examine how this fire started, we are learning - why it was so violent and viscious devouring everything in its path. scott mclean, calfire. we had 60 to 80 mph winds pushing from calistoga and it spread within hours.a veteran calfire fire fighter with several decades of wildfire experience scott mclean laid out the unique qualities of these deadly fires explaining a lot - had to do with the wicked winds and dry conditions feeding the flames, creating something called a firewhirlmclean. it was like an eddy, unpredictable and dangerous. mclean said the winds also tossed around explosvive embers mclean. like a game of leap frong. in coffeey park - look at this. there are many cars flipped ove

kron four's terisa estacio is in novato with more on how etcheber's friends are remembering her tonight. (steve)(steve) (steve) stacee etcheber leaves behind a husband and... two children. (catherine) our coverage of this tragic story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have a timeline of the events on the vegas strip... photos from the scene... and bay area reaction... all that on kron4 dot com... (steve)bart has released a new photo of a man they say showed a gun to a woman on bart and then stole her purse. (catherine) they're saying that man should be considered armed and dangerous. kron 4's dan kerman is live at bart police headquarters with more. dan? it was on the morning september 11th when bart says this man robbed a woman aboard a fremont bound train travelling through haywardsot chris filippi/bart spokesman the suspect showed what appeared to be a black semi automatic handgun and then he grabbed her purse, the train was still moving and the suspect moved to the next car and then exited at the south hayward station.this image captured by a camera aboard the train was

kron 4's terisa estacio went to the heavily damaged coffey park neighborhood and got explanation fromcal fire. (estacio - live - coffey park - ) when the fire hit - here in coffey park - it was whipping around eratically officials call it a fire whirl. and that whirl was running horizonally - plowing through homes, and pushing over cars as if they were toys(estacio - pkg)as fire investigators examine how this fire started, we are learning - why it was so violent and viscious devouring everything in its path. scott mclean, calfire. we had 60 to 80 mph winds pushing from calistoga and it spread within hours.a veteran calfire fire fighter with several decades of wildfire experience scott mclean laid out the unique qualities of these deadly fires explaining a lot - had to do with the wicked winds and dry conditions feeding the flames, creating something called a firewhirlmclean. it was like an eddy, unpredictable and dangerous. mclean said the winds also tossed around explosvive embers mclean. like a game of leap frong. in coffeey park - look at this. there are many cars flipped over rest

and shared what got them through the harrowing experience with kron-4's terisa estacio one of the members of this group i spoke with today is a fire fighter earlier this afternoon, i sat down with fire fighter david eastin and his wife and friends they told me they started planning back in may to celebrate their wedding aniversiares together.. but never did they think this would happen.this is the happy group a short time before the gun fire started raining down on them - killing and injuring people so close to them. britni eastin. we like to do things together, but this i never thought would be one of them. the couples have been friends for awhile. their anniversaires days apart. they both hae children the same ages. also along that night was jacquelines brother who had begged to tag along as you can hear and see in this video - as shots ran out, people were running wildly. the couples got separated, but were both determined to make it out alive. david easton. we just ran. jacqueline. we did what ever we could, i saw people falling, smoke rising from the bullets. now sitting together the

kron4's terisa estacio shows us. warren luke delicately wiped off the soot of his wives figurines. he was able to find several under the ash. warren luke. my wife collected these over the years when i was in the coast guard. warren says although he and his wife are thankful for finding something they are more than overjoyed about this inside their home on kerry lane as the flames began to ripe through the neighborhood on the night of the fires his daughter, autumn 31 was asleep autum is deaf. warren. we raced back and we got her out i don't know what i would have done warren's brother in law came down from oregon to help out - warren. my daughter says it looks like apocalypse, hard to fathom. (steve) the orchard senior community in santa rosa was also severely affected by fire. . today, residents there were allowed back on the property to check the status of their homes. and, if their homes were still up, they were allowed to stay. the property manager says of the 233 units on the property... 66 mobile homes were destroyed. six others were uninhabitable... and eight others suffered

(grant) kron 4's terisa estacio spoke to some of the people who knew her best... most of whom are still in shock over what happened. (estacio reporting) 21:22 she was so vibrant, she loved her children, i am going to miss her. sheila-merle johnson came to ciao bella hair salon in novato where stacee etcherbe worked to drop off a buddha statue. sheila-merle. i am worried about everyone. sheila-merle says she first met stacee several years ago and thought highly of her as a stylist. sheila-merle. "she really paid attention to her clients. now sheila-merle says she is in a state of shock like so many others that the warm, kind mother and wife of a san francisco police officer died in that horrible shooting in las vegas. stacee loved country music and her friends tell me that she was really looking forward to seeing jason aldean play. now they and others are involved in planning her memorial. roxanne davis. it will be special, just like stacee. earlier in the week, there was a vigil in the community so many attended to lend support to stacee's family and friends. shei

kron four's terisa estacio spoke with many of the survivors - who landed today at oakland's airport. (grant) and we first told you about the las vegas massacre through a push alert we sent out at 12:30 this morning. make sure you have the free kron four mobile app - to get breaking news alerts send directly to your phone. dry and gusty offshore winds will persist over portions of our region into tuesday, especially in the north and east bay hills/mountains, with temperatures region-wide near or slightly below seasonal averages. winds will weaken slightly by midweek with a warming trend likely late in the week along with continued dry weather conditions. (grant) there are always two sides to every story... even when there is a person caught up in a police crackdown and there's video... (vicki) tonight we take you to the south bay where stanley roberts gives them a chance to come up with an excuse... there were a lot of different people pulled over for a lot of different reasons why traffic officers from all around santa clara county had chats with driversthis driver was stopped for to

kron four's terisa estacio reports. warren luke delicately wiped off the soot of his wives figurines. he was able to find several under the ash. warren luke. my wife collected these over the years when i was in the coast guard. warren says although he and his wife are thankful for finding something they are more than overjoyed about this inside their home on kerry lane as the flames began to ripe through the neighborhood on the night of the fires his daughter, autumn 31 was asleep autum is deaf. warren. we raced back and we got her out i don't know what i would have done warren's brother in law came down from oregon to help out - warren. my daughter says it looks like apocalypse, hard to fathom. (vicki) tonight many people are still under evacuation orders... and unable to go home. that includes the mark west springs road area of santa rosa. neighbors there gathered at a town hall meeting tonight. and as kron 4's gabe slate tells us they want to know when they will get back in and how the rebuilding process works. ((pkg

kron four's terisa estacio has more. over in the distance..hey are using the drones to check for hotspots i spoke with calfire officials today and although the forecase calls for rain and one would think that is good news it poses some potential risks to restart these deadly fires. (estacio) these were flames from just off highway 12 near oakmont monday night. although crews were successful in beating back the flames by setting backfires, and getting people on the ground and bulldozers to start the fires from spreading there is a new concern on the horizon this is steve crawford from calfire. steve crawford. rain is not always good, it can bring wind, and that could potential get these fires running again, and we could be looking at new fires again new fires would cetainly effect all of the work done so far and effect work by utility crews to replace critical infrastrutre to allow residents a chance to return home or to get into the burnned out areas to see if there was anything they could salvage. ( darya ) a warning for people who need to re

kron four's terisa estacio is in fremont with their stories. this is the happy group a short time before the gun fire started raining down on them - killing and injuring people so close to them. britni eastin. we like to do things together, but this i never thought would be one of them. the couples have been friends for awhile. their anniversaires days apart. they both hae children the same ages. also along that night was jacquelines brother who had begged to tag along as you can hear and see in this video - as shots ran out, people were running wildly. the couples got separated, but were both determined to make it out alive. david easton. we just ran. jacqueline. we did what ever we could, i saw people falling, smoke rising from the bullets. now sitting together they are trying to take it all in and deal with the trauma of it all. but a feeling of gratitude is something they all are embracing. we all feel lucky and fortunate. they say not going to busy places for awhile. (grant) a former bay area resident is being hailed a hero after saving th

terisa estacio kron 4 news.darya) the las vegas shooting leaves behind lingering questions -- like why this kind of tragedy keeps happening. kron four spoke with a professor of sociology at the university of san francisco. kimberly richman has been studying mass shootings and the people behind them for years. she says while it may seem like there have been more mass violent incidents over the last 5-10 years... there has always been mentally ill people doing these actions.

kron4's terisa estacio spoke to an expert with cal fire about the destructive nature of the fires.cio - live - coffey park - ) when the fire hit - here in coffey park - it was whipping around eratically officials call it a fire whirl. and that whirl was running horizonally - plowing through homes, and pushing over cars as if they were toys(estacio - pkg)as fire investigators examine how this fire started, we are learning - why it was so violent and viscious devouring everything in its path. scott mclean, calfire. we had 60 to 80 mph winds pushing from calistoga and it spread within hours.a veteran calfire fire fighter with several decades of wildfire experience scott mclean laid out the unique qualities of these deadly fires explaining a lot - had to do with the wicked winds and dry conditions feeding the flames, creating something called a firewhirlmclean. it was like an eddy, unpredictable and dangerous. mclean said the winds also tossed around explosvive embers mclean. like a game of leap frong. in coffeey park - look at this. there are many cars flipped over resting on their ro

she sat down with kron four's terisa estacio today to talk about what she saw and how she is doing after a tragedy... pkgstephanie booker shared this with me as we met to talk about the concert sunday her legs are bruised with cuts she got injured after running under the bleachers next to the stage after the gunfire stated to rain down. 12:18 stephanie. i was running through the bleachers, i was pushed over, yeah i am bruised, but that is the least of my worries, nothing compares to anyone else. so grateful that's all that came out of this the livermore native and now las vegas resdient stephanie booker also showed me this video it was taking by a friend she was with under the bleachers. at one point, they saw a woman's body right in front of them. 1:25 stephanie. drop right in front of us, she had a limp body.stephanie says while under the bleachers she called her parents thinking this might be the last time she would talk to them. :43. i thought i was going to die. i called them and others, they told me to be calm. stephanie says she and her friends were under the bleachers for about 2

(pam) kron four's terisa estacio has the story of one family's nerve- wracking night. >>> i'm here onhis ridgeline, just off of mason road, and that is between napa county, which is right behind me, and then fairfield, in sonoma county is just down the way. it's -- solano county is just down the way. it's been a different day for many people in this area. as the atlas fire grew, ken started getting extremely worried. >> we stayed up all night watching the fire come over the ridge, about 4:00 this morning, it started to flame up and come over the ridge, and then we decided it was time to take off. >> reporter: he and his family sprang into action. there was a lot to do. the family's home and vineyard has been around for 35 years. >> you're just worried about getting everything you need to get, and getting out and trying to control what you can around here. we took hoses and sprayed down all of the buildings in an attempt to keep them wet. >> reporter: they shared this photo of daybreak with the fire just over the ridge in jameson canyon. >> we went through the house and took the pictur