(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( terisa ) and i'm ( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... with rebecca strom. rebecca:moisture will increase over the bay area with light showers possible this afternoon. a potent atmospheric river will then take aim at the california coast producing widespread and potentially heavy rainfall along with gusty southerly winds friday into saturday. drying conditions are then likely late in the weekend and into the start of next week. rain chances return the middle of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( terisa ) and we have team coverage of the major storm heading towards the bay area.( darya ) this morning there are concerns over flooding in parts of the north bay damaged during last year's firestorm. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in santa rosa this morning with the details. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app ... for all the latest on the stor

burn crews were ( terisa )( terisa ) ( terisa )( terisa )( terisa ) crews were out in the burn zoneswater keeps flowing. with a lot of vegetation burned away by the fires... the worry is that heavy rain could create mudslides.... or flooding... as that rain runs on the surface... rather than being soaked up. santa rosa emergency crews are also getting ready for the storm. the fire department has extra staff... and their water rescue equipment on standby. ( darya ) san francisco's district attorney has met with the family of a 19-year-old man fatally shot. a spokeswoman for jesus delgado- duarte's family says the d-a talked about the details of the case... and the legalities of police shootings with them. the family says they are now focusing their efforts on state legislation introduced this week... that would limit when officers can use lethal force. delgado-duarte died on march 6th when officers responding to a robbery found him hiding in the trunk of a car near capp and 21st streets. police say they shot him... after he shot first. ( darya ) the man involved in a two-hour standoff

we will with you through out the morning. ( terisa )( terisa )( terisa ) there are flooding concernsstreet. they also cleaned out storm drains in the area. ( terisa) yosemite national park is cancelling camping reservations this weekend because of the storm. a flood watch has been issued for the park... starting tonight until sunday morning. park officials say any visitors looking for updates can find them on their main website. ( terisa ) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay on top of this storm. you can watch live radar. we'll also send alerts to your phone when there is breaking weather news and traffic hot spots. ( darya ) breaking news this morning... the man accused of making threats against san francisco police... has been arrested. less than an hour ago... s-f- p-d tweeted that dustin hamilton has been arrested and is now in custody. hamilton's father alerted police saying that his son was planning to shoot police officers ... and as many other people as possible. police recovered two firearms from where hamilton was found this morning. ( mabrisa ) and i am tra

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( terisa ) and i'm ( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio.over the bay area with light showers possible this afternoon. a potent atmospheric river will then take aim at the california coast producing widespread and potentially heavy rainfall along with gusty southerly winds friday into saturday. drying conditions are then likely late in

terisa estacio. currently, maldonado is in jail. the marin county district attorney is reviewing the case and possible charges. in marin county, terisa estacio released.yet been affected.. has not the list of states any cuts.disinfecting hands and washing their themselves by protect people can it also says, estacio county, terisa estacio (vicki) antibiotic - resistant germs can be found in 27- states. that's according to a c-d-c report released tuesday, after the first nationwide test for those germs was conducted last year. researchers found.... more than two- hundred genes that make some bacteria antibiotic - resistant. the 'nightmare' bacteria has not spread widely yet. but the c-d-c says ... about 23-thousand americans still die from anti- biotic resistant germs every year. the c-d-c is promoting an aggressive strategy to keep the bacteria contained. it also says, people can protect themselves by washing their hands and disinfecting any cuts.the list of states affected.. has not yet been released. coming up at nine.. we're comin

kron four's terisa estacio has the story.ing) natural sound - "what is your issue, what is your issue, i was riding in the bike lane. cesar says before he met up with the officer he had been riding on the sidewalk, which is an infraction.. cesar contends that once he was in the street there was no reason for the officer to ask him to get off his bike that's when caesar says the officer told him if he didn't get off, he would be forced off cesar. "you work for me." you can see it all in the video the confrontation. cesar : he forced me to the ground, i have bruises.cesar showed me his injuries. he has several bruises. others recorded the interaction as well. cesar. why are you doing this to me. kron four reached out the sfpd they issued a statement saying cesar verbally argued with the officer and refused to present his identification. the officer became concerned and called for backup. according to the sfpd statement - quote, the subject started to struggle with the officer. when the officer attempted to put hin in the handcu

kron4's terisa estacio joins us live.. terisa has it been pretty mellow? (estacio reporting) nearly 15k people are expected to be here today as they come together to celebrate marijuana. (take vo) you can see in this video the extremely large gathering people have come from all over the bay area as well other states to take part of this annual tradition. this is all happening at hippe hill in golden gate park. as you mentioned, this year is different. on january 1st, the new law went into effect, as california passed legislation legalizing recreational use of marijuana. in addition, to the new law, there is also an increased effort to keep this party clean. in years past, celebrations have led to tons of trash, public urination on city streets and nearby neighborhoods, as well as damage to private property. we have seen a large police presence out here - those in attendance this year, say they believe the event is better than ever. sotsot(continue vo) there were a few medical calls late in the afternoon. organizers of the event put out a reminder to be awa

kron four terisa estacio kron four news. (steve) years in the making and today ground was officially broken in the east bay. much needed help is coming to drivers who use interstate 680. the sunol grade is among the worst commutes in the bay area. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... a new express lane is expected to improve drive times. (philippe) the constant congestion along northbound i- 680 in alameda county, for years... has been a point of contention for drivers. and, now help is finally on the way.richard valle/actc- "this is gonna reduce your commute time, it's gonna get you to work, uh quickly." much like the express lane added to the southbound side of the sunol grade back in 20-10... alameda county tranportation commission executive director art dao (dow) says when the new lane is added to the northbound side... commutes will move faster, compared to what it's like now.art dao/actc- "you're inching along at 10, 15 miles per hour. once this process is complete in 2 years people will see -- should be able

kron four terisa estacio kron four news. (vicki) an investigation into what happened to the left engine on southwest flight 13-80 that resulted in a death is still ongoing.(steve) investigators continue to search for missing parts. also a texas firefighter who helped try rescuing jennifer riordan is speaking out. reporter omar jimenez has the latest. andrew needum / firefighter who tried to save southwest flight 1380 victim: i felt a calling to get up and do something. stand up and act. andrew needum is a firefighter who was on southwest flight 1380 and helped pull one of his fellow passengers back inside the plane.when their left engine broke mid-air, an object burst through a window and sucked jennifer riordan toward the hole where the window used to be. she later died. andrew needum / firefighter who tried to save southwest flight 1380 victim: i feel for her family, i feel for her two kids, her husband, the community that she lived in.and as the healing process continues, so too does the investigation into what exactly ha

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news. coming up at eight..erial burglary ring busted ... their loot allegedly worth millions of dollars. and police news. kron four terisa estacio kron four news. coming up at eight.. a serial burglary ring busted ... their loot allegedly worth millions of dollars. and police believe more members of this ring are still out there. plus. the east bay city where thieves are targeting you at the pump. and next. we talk to the man who tackled and disarmed a suspect accused of stabbing people at bart. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. courageous and selfless. that is what bart police are calling the man who disarmed and tackled a suspect.... a suspect... who is accused of stabbing two people at the coliseum station on saturday afternoon.(steve) as kron 4's maureen kelly reports... police say it could have been much worse if that brave man from oakland did not step in to help.(pkg here's a mug shot of the suspect

thanks terisa.back with you through out the morning. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) now to our top story this morning ... bay area students plan to walk out of class today, on the 19th anniversary of the columbine high school shooting.( darya ) its all part of a national protest against gun violence. kron 4's will tran is live in fremont with more.will? today some bay area students plan to walk out of class today, on the 19th anniversary of the columbine high school shooting, as part of a tionalprotest ainst gun violence. ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya )( darya ) in san ramon... police say a freshman at california high school was arrested for making a threat to the school. police say the student planned to do harm to students and staff 3-years from now during their senior year. the school district says it takes this threat very seriously and will discipline the student. ( darya )happening today.... north bay commuters can expect some relief while driving on the

we're live at oracle arena ahead of game (vicki) terisa estacio (vicki) (vicki) coming up... the warriors are getting ready for tipoff. we're live at oracle arena ahead of game two of the n-b-a playoffs. (grant) the c-e-o of starbucks is apologizing tonight-- after two black men are arrested at one of their store locations. what he says needs to change within the company. (vick) plus-- as president trump works towards securing the mexico border... california is rejecting those plans to send the state's national guard troops to the border. . we'll explain why hola amigos. for the first time ever, cholua hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box. america's fav... whoa!! ok, a little hot sauce there... jack! i'm trying to film this commercial! oh. sorry. sorry. please continue. as i was saying... the cholula buttery jack has delicious cholula hot sauce, crispy jalapeños, and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. you know what? this would be great on fries, too. what is wrong with you jack? oh my gosh. sorry. so sorry. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack fa

kron4's terisa estacio has the story. (terisa estacio reporting) (sound: "two gentlemen are refusing to make a purchase or leave." ) this is the recording of the call from a starbucks employee that led to the arrest of two african american men. (sound: "ok, police will be there as soon as possible." ) the video has now gone viral. the arrests prompted protests. and now this, the ceo declaring more than 8 thousand company owned stores will be shut down for one day, may 29, for racial bias training. ceo kevin johnson saying on social media tuesday - that quote we are taking a hard look at who we are as a company we're ashamed and recognize that racial bias is a problem we must address." customer. "i think it is really a bold move. i am not sure all ceo's would do something like that. it is going to cost alot of money. here at this starbucks in the dublin - customers approved of the ceo's actions. customer. "i think it is the right move to make." the ceo has already met with the two men that were arrested. after the two were

in oakland, terisa estacio, kron four news (catherine) in the east bay...ard bart station reopened this morning after a shooting shutit down for several hours last night. the shooting happened just before seven-30 at the hayward bart station on b street. investigators say a man shot at a hayward police officer. that suspect was quickly taken into custody. the shooting led to the station being closed for a time.. the officer who was involved was not injured. (catherine) breaking news tonight...a historic moment on the korean border. north korean leader kim jong un and the south korean president shook hands as each stood on either side of the line that separates the two countries. then, in a symbolic move, moon briefly joined kim on the northern side of the line before both leaders stepped over into the southern side. the two leaders are holding a summit in the peace house, which is located on the southern side of the korean demilitarized zone. south korea says the summit will likely focus on denuclearizati on and improving relations between the two koreas. a

(terisa estacio)i am here in walnut creek... and this target is one of several stores that will soon completely do away with requiring a signature when you pay for your goods. (estacio reporting) right now, purchases typically between 25 - 5o dollars do not trigger signing to make purchase. but by the end of the month, target plans to completely eliminate the need to your write out your name, ever. walmat has already done away with signatures. later this month, the big credit card companies such as american express, discover mastercard and visa will stop mandating signatures at check out. a spokesperson from a merchant advisory group calls signatures obsolete - and not necessary measures given protective steps such as adding chips to credit cards. customers had this to say about having their names erased as that last step before heading out the door. (estacio) there is a catch, some say, they are worried about small merchants like hair dressers getting short changed... with people possibly forgetting to remember to add a tip as

in marin county terisa estacio kron four news. (pam) coming up: we continue to follow breaknig news on the shooting in the heart of the bay area's tech world. the latest information in a live report. (steve)everyone was in full giants spirit.. well almost everyone. stanley roberts shows us the good and the bad of the giants home opener. (pam) weeks after the deadly police shooting of stephon clark - state lawmakers calling attention to policing in california.find out how they want to change the standards. (pam) breaking news at 10:30. we have learned the identity of the youtube shooter ... nasim aghdam... who left three people with gunshot wounds.. and then killed herself. (steve) it happened today at the youtube headquarters on cherry avenue near traeger avenue in san bruno.. (pam) kron 4's j-r stone is live in san bruno with the more on this new information. (pam) we have team coverage tonight of the shooting. kron 4's ella sogomonian learning more about the shooter identified in the shooting... nasim aghdam ella, what is the la

i just want them to return her i am just hopeful. terisa estacio - if you have seen her and you want to help, we put up information on kron dot come on how to help reach kimyatta, terisa estacio kron four news. (pam) a south bay city is considering whether park rangers should carry guns. some, but not all rangers ... have been tasked with patroling waterways .. including the guadalupe river and coyote creek. both waterways border city park land. recently, there have been a handful of incidents where rangers have had to interact with people who are homeless... and what some describe as a "criminal element"... to the point where they do not feel safe. (pam) community...">(pam) the rangers and the parks department will partner with city police, the sheriff's office, the water district and other stake-holders .... to study the i

(take pkg) (terisa estacio)i am here in walnut creek...s target is one of several stores that will soon completely do away with requiring a signature when you pay for your goods. (estacio reporting) right now, purchases typically between 25 - 5o dollars do not trigger signing to make purchase. but by the end of the month, target plans to completely eliminate the need to your write out your name, ever. walmat has already done away with signatures. later this month, the big credit card companies such as american express, discover mastercard and visa will stop mandating signatures at check out. a spokesperson from a merchant advisory group calls signatures obsolete - and not necessary measures given protective steps such as adding chips to credit cards. customers had this to say about having their names erased as that last step before heading out the door. (estacio) there is a catch, some say, they are worried about small merchants like hair dressers getting short changed... with people possibly forgetting to remember to add a tip as they sig

(take pkg) terisa estacio reporting, marin county. the high level of lead was found in a drinking fountain that cove elementary school in corte madera. here is the superintendent on what happened and what steps they took to deal with the problem. brett geithman, superintendent lcmsd school district, lead discovered in drinking fountain, "per state law, we had all the water fountains tested. we found one foutain here at cove elementary and asked for further testing to find the fountain. we discovered it was in one fountain. we immediately shut it down. we believe it happened post construction when welding the fountain. what happens now? we are spending about 1500-2000 to replace. in this particular fountain, we plan to put in an environtmentally friendly fountain. many kids bring their water bottles to school so we are installing one where they can fill it and we want to encourage that. in corte madera, terisa estacio kron four news (vicki) (vicki) some people in los angeles call it an easter miracle. a 13-year-old boy is rescued after

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the student says, this never should have happened (terisa estacio natural sound - "what is your issue, what is your issue, i was riding in the bike lane. cesar says before he met up with the officer he had been riding on the sidewalk, which is an infraction.. cesar contends that once he was in the street there was no reason for the officer to ask him to get off his bike that's when caesar says the officer told him if he didn't get off, he would be forced off cesar. "you work for me." you can see it all in the video the confrontation. cesar : he forced me to the ground, i have bruises.cesar showed me his injuries. he has several bruises. others recorded the interaction as well. cesar. why are you doing this to me. kron four reached out the sfpd they issued a statement saying cesar verbally argued with the officer and refused to present his identification. the officer became concerned and called for backup. according to the sfpd statement - quote, the subject started to struggle with the officer. when the officer attempted to put hin in the handcuffs,

kron4's terisa estacio is live with new police dispatch recordings... terisa? (vicki)the clock is (vicki) terisa? (vicki) (vicki)the clock is ticking for some homeless people living in tents on sidewalks in san francisco. that is because san francisco mayor mark farrell is taking aim at what he calls a service resistant segment of the homeless population...living in those tents. a homeless advocates tells kron4's haaziq madyun...the city just doesn't have enough resources for those in need homeless encampments like this one here on division street in san francisco have got to go says mayor mark farrellsot the mayor is making this announcement in advance of action being taken by the city to remove tents from sidewalks in and around the mission districtsot

(grant) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the student says, this never should have happened (terisaio reporting) natural sound - "what is your issue, what is your issue, i was riding in the bike lane. cesar says before he met up with the officer he had been riding on the sidewalk, which is an infraction.. cesar contends that once he was in the street there was no reason for the officer to ask him to get off his bike that's when caesar says the officer told him if he didn't get off, he would be forced off cesar. "you work for me." you can see it all in the video the confrontation. cesar : he forced me to the ground, i have bruises.cesar showed me his injuries. he has several bruises. others recorded the interaction as well. cesar. why are you doing this to me. kron four reached out the sfpd they issued a statement saying cesar verbally argued with the officer and refused to present his identification. the officer became concerned and called for backup. according to the sfpd statement - quote, the subject started to struggle with the officer. when the officer attempted to put hin in t

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news.l video of a grusome school yard fight has some students and parents outraged. as difficult as this video is to watch... parents say the district's response was even more shocking. this video being recorded at a school in colorado. some worry that the problem may go deeper than just that one incident after social media pages were discovered promoting fight clubs. in a statement -- a district spokesperson wrote 'the idea that any incidents are connected is false.' < "i think they all are connected just due to the culture at the school.">< "i ultimately think there just needs to be more security and more monitoring and i'm not blaming it all on schools. honestly parenting you as parents need to step up too and monitor your kids social media accounts."> district officials say they plan to boost security at the school in question starting this week. they're are also planning additional training for staff on how to handle fights between students. (pam) canadian officials are apolog

kron four's terisa estacio has the details.ed here at cove elementary school in marin county. the marin municipal water district started testing schools in the larkspur corte madera school district back in january as part of a newly passed state law. it was discovered that at one water source at cove, the lead was .34 parts per billion. federal guidelines state lead should not be over .15 parts per billion. brett geithman. we asked for a new test and found that it was at one drinking fountain. we took it out immediately. the superintendent says testing at the other schools in the district did not reveal any problems. geithman. we plan to put in a new environmentally friendly fountain. superintendent geithman says the device will go in next week during spring break. a spokeperson with the marin municipal water district says they are about half way through testing all of the schools in their domain which incorporates central and southern marin county. north marin water district handles novato schools. a water district spokeperson

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news. (anchor) time now (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures soared in the 70s in many parts of the bay area today. it was well above the average with even a few record highs. the clouds have started to move in again as another storm remains poised off the coastline. it is dry on the doppler radar now but that will likely change tomorrow. it doesn't look anything like our last storm but there is a chance of a few light showers. on the satellite you can see the storm to our west. the skies will become mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. the storm will move through in the middle of the day and afternoon and will bring a few raindrops to the bay area. highs will be mainly in the 60s. another storm moves in on late wednesday to bring some cold showers and even a few snow flakes to our higher peaks early thursday morning. dry and warmer weather is expected

(estacio back live) (jrstone) that was terisa estacio reporting.oor salman had been living in the east bay before being indicted and ordered to stand trial in florida. now she is reportedly back in the bay area. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)expect some coastal low clouds and fog tonight, otherwise high clouds with overnight lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. a few more degrees of cooling across inland areas is expected on sunday as onshore flow persists. dry weather and seasonable temperatures are forecast to continue through the middle of the week. increasing clouds on thursday will lead to rain chances late thursday night and friday. latest model runs are starting to focus the rain a little farther south. a second wave of moisture is coming in from the west aims at the bay area on saturday and spreads rain across most of the state by saturday night, with showers ending on sunday. looking farther out, another system could impact the area early the following week. (jrstone) (j

terisa estacio kron four news (pam) the accused parkland florida school shooter... appeared in court this afternoon. nikolas cruz faces 17- counts of murder ... and 17- counts of attempted murder.. for the february 14th massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school. at his friday hearing, through his attorney, cruz waived his right to a speedy trial .. he is due back in court may 25th. cruz's lawyers say, he is willing to plead guilty -- if prosecutors drop the death penalty. so far, that deal has not happened. if prosecutors do seek the death penalty, cruz may be one of the few mass shooting suspects to ever face their victims in court. (catherine) stormy daniels' lawsuit against president trump and his personal attorney, michael cohen, is on hold, at least for now. a judge today announced that there will be a 90-day delay in the proceedings. the stay was requested by cohen himself, who filed court papers wednesday indicating that he'd assert his fifth amendment rights against self- incrimination. daniels - an adult film star - wants an agreement she signed to r

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, school officials have stepped in to figure out how to protectstacio)the high levels of lead were discovered here at cove elementary school in marin county. the marin municipal water district started testing schools in the larkspur corte madera school district back in january as part of a newly passed state law. it was discovered that at one water source at cove, the lead was .34 parts per billion. federal guidelines state lead should not be over .15 parts per billion. brett geithman. we asked for a new test and found that it was at one drinking fountain. we took it out immediately. the superintendent says testing at the other schools in the district did not reveal any problems. geithman. we plan to put in a new environmentally friendly fountain. superintendent geithman says the device will go in next week during spring break. a spokeperson with the marin municipal water district says they are about half way through testing all of the schools in their domain which incorporates central and southern marin county. north marin water district handles

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, the student arguesthat it should never have happened.. this is where the incident took place cesar says he was on his bike going down market street that's where the run in with the sfpd officer took place cesar says before he met up with the officer he had been riding on the sidewalk, which is an infraction.. cesars contends that once he was in the street there was no reason for the officer to ask him to get off his bike that's when caesar says the officer told him if he didn't get off, he would be forced off you can see it all in the video the confrontation. cesar : he forced me to the ground, i have bruises. cesar showed me his injuries. he has several bruises. others recorded the interaction as well. kron four reached out the sfpd they issued a statement saying cesar verbally argued with the officer and refused to give his id, and ran away from the officer. cesar was ultimately cited for being in possession of a switchblade, riding a bike on the sidewalk and resisting arrest. cesar. "i don't think this needed to happen." terisa estacio

in walnut creek, terisa estacio (vicki) ahead at nine... stevante clark nine... ahead at (vicki) (vicki) ahead at nine... stevante clark is still reeling from the death of his brother- stephon clark-- was shot and killed by police. find out what he's now doing to try to cope with the loss. (grant) plus... a massive fire breaks out at a children's dance studio trapping kids inside... tonight we hear from a young girl who managed to escape from the burning building.... (vicki)(vicki) and after the break...find out which local police department is now rocked by allegations of discrimination-- after one of their own comes forward and files a complaint... ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. chase. explosive allegations of racism, homophobia and religious intolereance inside the san francisco police department. and the alleged victim...is a current of

kron four's terisa estacio has the details.ad were discovered here at cove elementary school in marin county. the marin municipal water district started testing schools in the larkspur corte madera school district back in january as part of a newly passed state law. it was discovered that at one water source at cove, the lead was .34 parts per billion. federal guidelines state lead should not be over .15 parts per billion. brett geithman. we asked for a new test and found that it was at one drinking fountain. we took it out immediately. the superintendent says testing at the other schools in the district did not reveal any problems. geithman. we plan to put in a new environmentally friendly fountain. superintendent geithman says the device will go in next week during spring break. a spokeperson with the marin municipal water district says they are about half way through testing all of the schools in their domain which incorporates central and southern marin county. north marin water district handles novato schools. a water dist

kron4's terisa estacio has the details.his starbucks in dublin one of more than 8 thousand company owned starbucks that will be closed for one day (take vo) starbucks ceo kevin johnson making that announcement saying that employees will have the day for racial bias training after this controversial video showing the arrests in philadelphia last week. an employee called police after two african american men asked to use a restroom. they were denied then asked to leave because they did not buy anything. they were waiting for a friend. starbucks employees nearly 175 thousand workers in the u.s. the ceo says what happened in philadelphia was wrong. here in the east bay - reaction about the now viral video of the arrest and the closing for one day all starbucks nationwide. starbucks customer starbucks customer starbucks customer (estacio continue) the ceo did meet with the two men to discuss what happened and apologize. in dublin terisa estacio kron four news (grant) today the oakland city council took a crucial vote to pursue l

kron4's terisa estacio has the story.terisa estacio reporting) (sound: "two gentlemen are refusing to make a purchase or leave." ) this is the recording of the call from a starbucks employee that led to the arrest of two african american men. (sound: "ok, police will be there as soon as possible." ) the video has now gone viral. the arrests prompted protests. and now this, the ceo declaring more than 8 thousand company owned stores will be shut down for one day, may 29, for racial bias training. ceo kevin johnson saying on social media tuesday - that quote we are taking a hard look at who we are as a company we're ashamed and recognize that racial bias is a problem we must address." customer. "i think it is really a bold move. i am not sure all ceo's would do something like that. it is going to cost alot of money. here at this starbucks in the dublin - customers approved of the ceo's actions. customer. "i think it is the right move to make." the ceo has already met with the two men that were arrested. after the two were t

kron four's terisa estacio (terisa estacio reporting) police say the female victim was using a familybathroom here at northgate mall when she noticed a cellphone pointing at her recording her everymove... raul aguilar, sgt. san rafael police dept. the suspect actually removed a panel from within the bathroom tried to conceal the phone with the panel. he put it on record and it was recording when she found it. the victim reviewed the cell phone and called us. we are in the process of getting a search warrant to fully review the contents of the cellphone. our officers contacted the mall and reviewed surveillance video. our officers recognized suspect as someone they have dealt with in previous cases and that helped id. estacio - the suspect has been identified as 25 year old damian uriel maldonado of novato. he is currently in jail. the marin county district attorney is reviewing the case now for charges. in marin county terisa estacio kron four news. ( robin )4 people are presumed dead after a routine helicopter training mission. it happened near el centro tuesday afternoon at a marine

kron 4's terisa estacio is live tonight ..h new information about what is going to happen next at the fire scene... (estacio) it was just after 1am when the flames started to leap out of the 180 unit apartment complex under construction. officials say it quickly jumped to a massive blaze forcing the evacuation of 260 people at the nearby complex. sot/tc: resident . i was kinda scared. i thought whole building was going up. fire officials say it took several hours of intense work to get the flames beat down. the building was 60 percent completed. it was called renaissance two and right now the damages hover around 55 million dollars. andrew castillo, resident. i am grateful as residents were able to go in to renaissance one and grab a few belongings one thing burned in their minds how did this happen. sot. mark ocampo. we have heard that it was arson, we have heard it was a gas leak, we have heard it was a homeless fire, we just want answers. at a late afternoon news conference officials divulged how they plan to stay on scene

kron's terisa estacio has the details...an see in this video the extremely large gathering people have come from all over the bay area as well other states to take part of this annual tradition. this is all happening at hippe hill in golden gate park. as you mentioned, this year is different. on january 1st, the new law went into effect, as california passed legislation legalizing recreational use of marijuana. in addition, to the new law, there is also an increased effort to keep this party clean. in years past, celebrations have led to tons of trash, public urination on city streets and nearby

kron's terisa estacio has the details... you can see in this video the extremely large gathering people have come from all over the bay area as well other states to take part of this annual tradition. this is all happening at hippe hill in golden gate park. as you mentioned, this year is different. on january 1st, the new law went into effect, as california passed legislation legalizing recreational use of marijuana. in addition, to the new law, there is also an increased effort to keep this party clean. in years past, celebrations have led to tons of trash, public urination on city streets and nearby neighborhoods, as well as damage to private property. we have seen a large police presence out here - those in attendance this year, say they believe the event is better than ever. sotsot(continue vo) there were a few medical calls late in the afternoon. organizers of the event put out a reminder to be aware of recent warnings against using synthetic marijuana. there's been a string of cases across the country of peple getting

love it, or hate it...4-20 is a thing.kron 4's terisa estacio was at hippie hill today and more on today's festivities. (pam) there were signs all over, warning people about overdoing it at the 4-20 celebrations... there were (steve only) (pam) there were signs all over, warning people about overdoing it at the 4-20 celebrations... there were a handful of people treated for medical issues... eight people were evaluated.... three were taken to the hospital... and no one was arrested. (steve only) after a big day of marjiuana sales .. dispenseries are projecting record numbers. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to sellers in san francisco. she joins us live with the details.. hermela? (hermela aregawi)sellers tell me they don't have numbers yet but they say.. they staffed more heavily in anticipation of bigger crowds. and they say many stores have been very busy throughout the day, particularly in the early evening hours.. as a lot of people got out of work. lines out the door... at the apothecarium's door... at the lines out the (grant) we just learned 3 people were arrested for misdemeanor ma

anderson's wife, terisa anderson, said he gained the weight during a stressful time of life."e stress of twins, his dad passing away, we sold our home at the time, there were just all these changes going on," she said. "he just spiked really high, and i was just really worried about him."but all that changed when he heard about keto. anderson caught wind after seeing a friend post on facebook about the diet."he was posting pictures of eating these huge piles of bacon and eggs and i said, 'i like bacon and eggs,'" anderson said. anderson said he's tried every diet in the book."i've done a super low-calorie, low-fat diet, stay under 1000 calories just crazy stuff," he said. anderson also gave the atkins diet a run, he said, "along with 30 million other people." however, anderson said the keto diet is different."by switching to a high fat, more of a moderate protein, and low carb (diet), i fill up quickly and i'm full for many, many hours," he said.anderson's body relies on fat instead of sugar as a fuel source. he's lost 100 pounds since starting the diet in august 2016."the bes

kron4's terisa estacio with more on what we're learning about the couple's past (estacio - ) it was around 10 oclock last night when the wife - dialed 911.(take pkg) dispatcher: "she is saying she just shot her husband and (victim) is still in the room where she shot him." this from the dispatcher to police as they responded to teh scene late sunday night. dispatcher. "she says he has been treating her really bad all week." dispatcher. "she thinks she shot him 16-18 times." lt. jeff snell when you got there what did officers find?" we found man, later pronounced deceased. 2 adult women. arrest made? yes, woman was taken into custody. that woman - is said to be the victim's wife. police say they responded back in 2004 to this home, saying the husband was involved in a domestic violence case. neighbors say they heard unusually noises sunday night, like popping noises coming from the home. trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (estacio reporting) police te

kron4's terisa estacio explains what we are learning about the couple's past .estacio - ) it was around 10 oclock last night when the wife - dialed 911.(take pkg) dispatcher: "she is saying she just shot her husband and (victim) is still in the room where she shot him." this from the dispatcher to police as they responded to teh scene late sunday night. dispatcher. "she says he has been treating her really bad all week." dispatcher. "she thinks she shot him 16-18 times." lt. jeff snell when you got there what did officers find?" we found man, later pronounced deceased. 2 adult women. arrest made? yes, woman was taken into custody. that woman - is said to be the victim's wife. police say they responded back in 2004 to this home, saying the husband was involved in a domestic violence case. neighbors say they heard unusually noises sunday night, like popping noises coming from the home. trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (est

kron4's terisa estacio tells us what we're learning about the couple's past (estacio - ) it was around 10 oclock last night when the wife - dialed 911.(take pkg) dispatcher: "she is saying she just shot her husband and (victim) is still in the room where she shot him." this from the dispatcher to police as they responded to teh scene late sunday night. dispatcher. "she says he has been treating her really bad all week." dispatcher. "she thinks she shot him 16-18 times." lt. jeff snell when you got there what did officers find?" we found man, later pronounced deceased. 2 adult women. arrest made? yes, woman was taken into custody. that woman - is said to be the victim's wife. police say they responded back in 2004 to this home, saying the husband was involved in a domestic violence case. neighbors say they heard unusually noises sunday night, like popping noises coming from the home. trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (estacio reporting) police te

kron4's terisa estacio has an update on the investigation. forensic investigators with atf explosives and fire division set up special equipment to diagram what is left of this large apartment complex. it is the first of many steps to try and figure out how this enormous fire started. it was tuesday morning around 1am.. .when the first 911 calls came flooding in - describing giant flames tearing across the night sky the complex - called renaissance 2 was 60 percent completed - the ferocious fire decimating the 180 unit complex that was set to open in september of 2018. take a look at this although the fires was put out by early tuesday morning, the damages was severe - this entire side collapsed crushing several cars. throughout wednesday, fire crews sprayed water to beat back hot spots. sot/tc: . . this is complicated to deal with, the building very unstable. we can't go in yet. residents at the nearby renaissance one complex were forced to evacuate and they remain out for now sot/tc: we are trying to get back in and as for the cause of this

kron four's terisa estacio joins us live from the scene of the crime in san bruno.outube employee "we are heartened by outpouring of support." youtube employees still reeling from that shooting on campus ... this as law enforcment begans the long process of piecing together a timeline so as to further understand what happened out here. the suspect police say was discovered with a self inflicted gun shot wound... shortly after the shots were fired tuesday around lunch time. she has been identified as 39 nasim adgam. san bruno police chief. "the suspect believed to have parked behind rear of building and accessed through the parking garage. we are looking at all of her recent social media posts to further understand the motive of the crime. adgam lived in san diego with her grandmother - these are pictures taken as san bruno police along with atf officials carried out a search warrant. they took 5 bags of evidence, including a bag of clothes. another search was conducted at her parents home in riverside. police believe the self proclaimed animal rights activist was an

kron4's terisa estacio tells us what we're learning about the couple's past.tacio - ) it was around 10 oclock last night when the wife - dialed 911.(take pkg) dispatcher: "she is saying she just shot her husband and (victim) is still in the room where she shot him." this from the dispatcher to police as they responded to teh scene late sunday night. dispatcher. "she says he has been treating her really bad all week." dispatcher. "she thinks she shot him 16-18 times." lt. jeff snell when you got there what did officers find?" we found man, later pronounced deceased. 2 adult women. arrest made? yes, woman was taken into custody. that woman - is said to be the victim's wife. police say they responded back in 2004 to this home, saying the husband was involved in a domestic violence case. neighbors say they heard unusually noises sunday night, like popping noises coming from the home. trish pulido has lived next door to the couple for nearly two decades. "trish pulido. it is a really unfortunate situation. we know the family, the kids, we are here for them." (estac