his name is leo and he kron four news. terisa estacio in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news. (pam) we now have an update on our little dog friend.. terisa estacio rescued from the pawnee fire... while she was working yesterday. today the pup was reunited with his family. a relative of the owner came to pick him up at the clearlake veterinary clinic. his name is leo and he spent the night with the clinic's receptionist ... who gave him a bath .. trimmed his nails and let him bond with her other dog. the pair became quick friends and slept together last night. the clinic sent us an email saying.... the staff was tearing up during the reunion. (pam)there is extreme fire danger starting tomorrow. (ken) chief lawrence karnow is here with what fire crews will be facing. he also has the bay area's first and only ten at ten forecast. lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of f

in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news. lawrence karnow: we started with patchy fog but then it turned mostly sunny today. highs were in the 70s and 80s inland with much cooler 50s and 60s at the coast. it's a little breezy but skies will stay mostly clear tonight with just a few patches of fog near the coast. on the satellite you can see as high pressure builds over the bay area, the winds will begin to turn offshore. this will make for much warmer temperatures friday and into the weekend. red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and cool 60s at the coast. triple digit heat is possible on saturday but then we begin to cool on sunday with patchy coastal fog. much cooler weather and fog are expected for the 4th of july. (pam) new tonight

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news. your facility and which i know you house children on a long term basis. and i also like to ask you how i can help to these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible."first lady melania trump makes a surprise visit to a border facility today.thanking workers at the facility for their hard work, compassion and kindness in the meantime thousands of children remain from their parents.as the immigration controvery also playing out in congress.representatives focused on two bills that would overhaul the immigration system.sot paul ryan"these are good ideas that are ultimately going to show a way forward." former homes -- like this one have been converted into federal facilities to house the kids.sot trump: "frankly we have to house them and should be taking good care of them and then we should return them back home." although president trump signed an executive order to keep families together while detained-- we still don't know when parents and children who have alread

kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa.n this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avenue... sgt. marcus sprague, santa rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now looking for the publics help. sgt. marcus sprague with the santa rosa police department on these suspicious fires over the weekend. sgt. sprague. what is your biggest concern? it is getting drier. we live here, we don't want another big fire storm. we are just starting to rebuild. the sgt. says so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bicyles. sgt. sprague. no indication of tools, but probably someone on a bike. please call if you were out saturday night around midnight. as for motive, sgt sprague says it is difficult to understand how anyone could act out like this... given the widespread devastation including the many people killed in the fires back in the

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### estacio in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news## (vicki) a small sinkhole shut down a street in santa rosa earlier today. it dennis lane. the hole was about six feet by seven feet wide. fire officials say the ground sunk in after a water pipe rupture that's makingthe road unsafe for travel. transportation and public works crews spent several hours on the scene to secure it and fix the pipe. the road is now re-open for traffic. (catherine) in national news... in a 7-2 vote, the supreme court today ruled in favor of a colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a same sex couple. the rulia ng in for the ba but leaves broader constitutional questions. camila bernal explains the ruling in this rertrom washington. the supreme court today sided with a colorado cake baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same sex couple but the court didn't focus on whether a person or business can refuse services to gay people, instead ruling that the colorado civil rights the case, violated the baker's rights.writing for the court's majority,

kron 4's terisa estacio has the story. terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa. am in this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avee. sgt. marcus rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now looking for the publics help. sgt. marcus sprague with the santa rosa police department on these suspicious fires over the weekend. sgt. sprague. what is your biggest concern? it is getting drier. we live here, we don't want another big fire storm. we are just starting to rebuild. the sgt. says so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bicyles. sgt. sprague. no indication of tools, but probably someone on a bike. please call if you were out saturday night around midnight. as for motive, sgt sprague says it is difficult to understand how anyone could act out like this... given the widespread devastation including the many people killed in the fires back in the fall. sgt. spr

(terisa estacio reporting) it was fun- it was festive - i really like seeing everyone so happy. some people lining the streets were locals. 8 kiran gjemre-bragg, watched paradei am from the bay area, it just a great safe parade. and others came from afar 19 beverly clark, beverly lehman, watched parade my mom came from to be here and see this, it is all just great. organizers say fifty thousand people participate in the annual parade. this marked the 48th year and about 100 thousand come out to watch. smi was a touch of something more serious - the past weeks plight of migrant children separated from parents struck a cord. there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (jrstone) we reached out to muni and asked about how many riders they carried today. muni says they had 275-tho four times what they carry on a typical sunday. (jrsto

in san ramon terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) (ken) the san francisco public health department and the city's sheriff says they are re-evaulating security protocols at s-f general hospital. (pam) this comes... after another missing person was found dead in a stairwell on the hospital campus. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on what we know so far ... ruby andersen's body was discovered by engineering staff here inside an internal stairwell of the san francisco general hospital power plant just before 1 pm wednesday. that's 10 days after the 76 year old was reported missing to the san francisco sheriff's department by a staff member of the residential care facility for the elderly located on the hospital's campus. she had signed herself out at 9am the day before, saying she planned to be back by 4p, but never returned.the board and care facility treats those over 60 years old with mental issues who need additional non medical care.family members say anderson suffered from dementia. this is the missing person's flyer that

kron-4's terisa estacio is downtown where many are setting up for the big day. i am here on market street where the parade will be held. you can see behind me barricades are already in place, as the final preparations are getting underway.here's a look at the event from last year.... nearly 50 thousand people are expected to particiapte in the parade this year... either riding on floats or walking. another 100 thousand people are expected to line up on the parade route - it all ends at the civic center where there is a large stage and many festivities planned there for the day. we spoke with organziers about the days events - and this year's theme. organizer. "this year's theme is generations in strength, we are uniting the different generations together all in honor of pride." (continue vo) the parade here on market kicks off at 10:30. here in sf, terisa estacio kron four news ( marty ) if you are planning on attending the pride parade today ... here is a look at the parade route. the parade starts at market and beale street at 10:30- in the morning ... and end

in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news. ( james ) we have an update on the dog terisa rescuedg has been reunited with his family. his name is "leo." his name is "leo." he spent wednesday night with the clearlake veterinary clinic's receptionist... who gave him a bath and trimmed his nails. the clinic sent us an email saying... the staff was tearing up during the reunion. ( darya ) p-g-and-e is taking measures to prevent any fires from sparking. in the north bay... they're using helicopters to spot dead and dying trees. the helicopters will fly as low as 200 to 300 hundred feet above power lines to spot any dangers. p-g-and-e has increased patrols in high fire risk areas to as many as four a year.. cal fire has blamed the company for causing the deadly north bay fires... saying it failed to clear debris from power lines. ( darya ) californians will vote in november on whether the state should move toward stopping the twice-yearly process of changing the clocks. governor brown has signed a bill to put the measure on the novemeber ballot to move the state towards permanent daylig

kron four's terisa estacio reports. robert heidingsfelder,lost home in tubbs fire.they need to take responsibility, so many loss so much. my home, everything is gone. we built it 13 years ago, and everything is gone. robert heidingsfelder was out clearing dead olive trees at his home thursday. he says it has been a rough several months. he, his wife and teenage daughter barely made it out of their neighborhod the night of the fire. a resident close by died. heidingsfelder. we were the first to own this, i want to come back, but it will take years. in announcing that they intended to record an estimated 2.5 billion dollar loss for the wildfires... pge also added quote "years of drought, extreme heat and 129 million dead trees have created a new normal for our state that requires comprehensive new solutions." donald edgar, atty. so many loss so much. donald edgar represents more than a thousand families. some of this clients lost loved ones. others, everything they owned. edgar. we are all looking at the same evidence and it is all the same, pge. terisa estacio, anoth

kron four's terisa estacio reports. the bill, if passed would crack down on restaurants- preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay. some restaurants like mcdonalds - already only offers milk and water in their kids happy meals.... the move in sacramento brough mixed reactions. 42: cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea, better for kids. we have a four year old and we have avoided sugary drinks sodas. 51 pamela granger, grandparent. i think parents should be able to choose, we need other things, there are bigger fish to fry, focus on getting kids books to read, community programs, educate them. dokhas chy. i think

terisa? (catherine) (catherine) let's get a check on the weather conditions and what firefighters are dealing with tonight. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with that. lawrence karnow: it became mostly sunny and breezy for most of the bay area. highs were cooler but still warm inland with 80s. the sea breeze is blowing again and will bring fog and low clouds further inland tonight. we could see some patch drizzle too. fire weatr conditions will improve a little more tomorrow and thursday wh increaing humidity and decreasing winds. that changes starting on friday with hot temperatures and gusty offshore winds. on the satellite you can see an area of low pressure approaching the coast. that will help to deepen the marine layer and cool temperatures to below normal the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to low 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and low 60s at the coast. it will be very similar and breezy on thurday. but on friday high press

terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) still ahead...st-- and there's no end in sight. an update on the kilauea (ken) news. four terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) still ahead... ds of homes-- lost-- and there's no end in sight. an update on the kilauea volcano... (mabrisa bay area weather) (gary sports tease) mcdonald's new fresh beef quarter pounder is so good, garry's speechless. so here is gabrielle union. yoanu kn't resist l that 100% fresh beef juiciness. you're all i think about. ....the burger, garry. the new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. game three in cleveland the cavs have won their last 8 playoff games at home golden state is 1-2 in golden state is 1-2 in game three's of the n-b-a finals under steve kerr andre he missed ixplayoff njy games with a bone bruise lebron james setting the tone earlfor the cavs goes off the glass for the dunk finishes with triple double 33 points, 11 assists, 10 rebounds steph curry got into foul trouble early in the game picks up his third foul in the second quarter he pulls lebron down...

kron four terisa estacio kron four news.pam) cal- fire officials say, the 'grant fire' in alameda and contra costa counties is now nearly contained. the fire is 80- percent contained as of this morning .... officials are reporting .. the seven fires started yesterday afternoon, near byron on grant line and mountain house roads... in the altamont area. winds caused the fires to spread and burn 500- acres when they started yesterday. so far, no injuries have been reported. one mobile home, an outbuilding and four vechiles have been destroyed.kron four meteorologist anny hong is here now with the four zone forecast.. are winds still an issue? (anny hong): an upper trough moving through is bringing strong onshore flow and cooler temperatures to the district this afternoon. a warming trend is forecast friday through sunday as an upper ridge moves over the area. temperatures to level off next week as an upper trough approaches. (ken) warriors star kevin durant has a pretty big wingspan... but thanks to alaska airlines... it's now

kron four's terisa estacio gives us more on the study... takeaway for parents. julie lythcott-haims, author, former dean of stanford "it is validating." author julie lythcott-haims is reacting to a new study out published by the american psychological assocation. the study looked at 422 children over the course of eight years and assessed them at ages 2, 5 and 10. during the study, the research team asked parents and children to play as they would at home... their findings... "helicopter parenting behavior we saw quote "included parents constantly guiding their child by telling him or her what to play with, how to play with a toty, how to clean up after playtime and being too strick or demanding." the kids reacted in a variety of ways. some became defiant, others were apathetic and some showed frustration." julie. it is like driving, you need to teach so they can grow independent. julie lythcott- haims wrote a book called how to raise an adult... breaking free of the overparenting trap and prepare your kid for success. julie. we want to gui

kron 4's terisa estacio is standing by with the latest on the evacuations. terisa? (grant) (grant) thanks terisa - let's continue our live team coverage on the pawnee fire. (vicki) chief metoeorlogist lawrence karnow is standing by in the kron4 weather center. lawrnece what exactly are fireighters up against tonight? tonight? up against tonight? (grant) (grant) (grant) make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to stay up to date on the progress of the fire. and we send push alerts when there are new evacuation orders.. (vicki) back to the other big story we are following... a santa rosa father is dead tonight. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. he was having dinner at a neighbor's house when a colorado man burst in looking for his estranged wife and opened fire. kron 4's dan kerman has the story. police say shortly after 8 sunday night, a colorado man armed with 2 handguns and explosives burst into the santa rosa home of his son, looking for his estranged wife. sot jennifer wilson/neighbor 10-18we hear gunshot gunshot, so many gunshots 16, 18 20 gunshots

(vicki) but first - let's get to kron4's terisa estacio. she is live in antioch where a fire broke out earlier-- amid heightened fire danger as the weather heats up. terisa? the fire broke out right behind me here at los medanos commuity college... this is what fire firghter are most concerned about right now... spot vegetation fires ignited during this high alert system. the flames spread rapidly burning through dry vegetation and leaping into trees. this fire - at los medanos community college. crews with the contra costa fire protection district on scene quickly. ryan bain, contra costa fire protection district. this is what we have been concerned about. it was just an hour earlier, when i with with crews on another spot fire on the side of highway 4. ryan bain says they are on full staff this weekend. with hot tempertures predicted, and dry conditions... like here on kirker pass road... fire fighters say they have mounting concerns. bain. we want to encourage everyone to be careful.also a real worry, illegal fireworks... fourth of july,

kron four's terisa estacio reports.if passed would crack down on restaurants- preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay. some restaurants like mcdonalds - already only offers milk and water in their kids happy meals.... the move in sacramento brough mixed reactions. 42: cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea, better for kids. we have a four year old and we have avoided sugary drinks sodas. 51 pamela granger, grandparent. i think parents should be able to choose, we need other things, there are bigger fish to fry, focus on getting kids books to read, community programs, educate them. dokhas chy. i think it should b

kron four's terisa estacio has more on the study...at a local expert says, is the takeaway for parents. julie lythcott-haims, author, former dean of stanford "it is validating." author julie lythcott-haims is reacting to a new study out published by the american psychological assocation. the study looked at 422 children over the course of eight years and assessed them at ages 2, 5 and 10. during the study, the research team asked parents and children to play as they would at home... their findings... "helicopter parenting behavior we saw quote "included parents constantly guiding their child by telling him or her what to play with, how to play with a toty, how to clean up after playtime and being too strick or demanding." the kids reacted in a variety of ways. some became defiant, others were apathetic and some showed frustration." julie. it is like driving, you need to teach so they can grow independent. julie lythcott- haims wrote a book called how to raise an adult... breaking free of the overparenting trap and prepare your kid for

kron four terisa estacio santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news.(robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... protestors gathered in the east bay... all to voice their concerns over the u-s's seperation policy. hear why they say... ending the policy is ánotá enough. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. a robust warming trend is forecast from friday and late saturday as high pressure builds in the bay area. highs are expected to climb into the 70s and 80s near the ocean and bays and from the 90s to 105 inland. this will lead to hot conditions on saturday with moderate

terisa estacio spent the day with parade goers. it was fun- it was festive - i really like seeing everyone so happy. some people lining the streets were locals. 8 kiran gjemre-bragg, watched paradei am from the bay area, it just a great safe parade. and others came from afar 19 beverly clark, beverly lehman, watched parade my mom came from to be here and see this, it is all just great. organizers say fifty thousand people participate in the annual parade. this marked the 48th year and about 100 thousand come out to watch. besides alot of smiles - there was a touch of something more serious - the past weeks plight of migrant children separated from parents struck a cord. there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (justine)san francisco mayor-elect london breed was one of many local

in san ramon terisa estacio kron four news.re releasing new details tonight saying youtube shooter, nasim aghdam, visited the campus the day before the shooting. san bruno police say aghdam visited the campus for approximately ten minutes on april second and spoke with employees. she also asked for directions to the main office and was directed to the front desk where she asked about employment. police say aghdam then left and that there was nothing suspicious about her behaviour to raise any red flags. the department says aghdam acted alone and that the shooting was not a terrorist attack or an action taken to support a cause or ideology. (vicki) new details on the death of a woman found in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital. we've learned ruby andersen signed herself out of the residential facility where she was residing...and planned to return, but never did. now the san francisco public health department and the city's sheriff say they are re- evaulating security protocols. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest on

(pam) as kron four's terisa estacio reports.. to their son's tragic death. (estacio reporting) this is the sixteen page autopsy by the contra costa coroner's office... on benjamin curry. curry was a 9th grade student at san ramon valley high school. (take sound) andrew schwartz, atty. "there was a false narrative about what happened and what the school did not correct. the family is devastated to think that it was out there that their son committed suicide. and he did not. andrew schwartz represents ben curry's family. schwartz. what happens next, unclear... curry was discovered by students and staff in the deep end at the schools pool back on may 8th. at a makeshift memorial at school following his death - posters on suicide prevention were put up. many students said on camera, they believed curry had commited suicide. now, in the autopsy a much different finding... in the highly detailed report, the corner now states quote " the decedent was found under the water in the san ramon valley high school school swimming pool. althoug

terisa estacio kron four news.ken) if you're (ken) if you're heading up to tahoe this summer -- you may want to listen up.(pam) a new ballot measure could potentially ban vacation homes within south lake tahoe. the ban would only affect certain residential zoned areas.... giving owners a three year grace period. many locals have complained for years.... about noisy rental homes that cause parking and trash problems. the group behind the ballot measure - the tahoe neighborhoods group, says, air-b-n-b and new larger homes have made the situation worse. but people who oppose the ban are terrified about what it could do to the local economy.joshua priou/director, lake tahoe accommodations: "our company would be destroyed, we have about 25 employees that work directly for us. we employ about 15 families of house cleaners. and then of course we have an extensive array of vendors that would lose business as well." the group says, it has enough signatures to get the measure on the ballot in november. city council members v

kron4's terisa estacio is in lake county with more.at first this little guy wouldn't drink any water... he was dazed. dehydrated. he has burrs everywhere, including in his eyes. but slowly, he seemed to open up to me, - he drank from the top cap of a water bottle and ate a sandwich.... i found the small dog on the side of the road, as fire fighters rushed by, trying to create more of a buffer out here in spring valley due to the pawnee fire. before finding the small dog, i met up with kathy... she was overjoyed about finding her house still in tact... kathy i want to kiss it... whawt did you grab, my husbands ashes... fire fighters are in a flurry of activity as they remove dry brush - they are up against a changing weather pattern come this friday. david clark, calfire. (pam) still (pam) (pam) still ahead.. a still (pam) (pam) still ahead.. a california woman takes a thrill ride while on vacation out of the country ... and suffers a crash landing.. next you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your

a dog was found on the side road by kron 4's terisa estacio earlier today. here is a picture of the pup... he was singed and dehydrated but he is now being taken of care of at the clearlake veterinary clinic in lake county and is in good hands. if you recognize this pup, you can reach out to the clinic.the clinic.reach out to pup, you can recognize this if you recognize this sometime....monitoring for will be here on monitoring. ters still out home....firefigh god i'm home...thank be home...happy to returned home...happy to home...thank god i'm home....firefighters still out on monitoring. will be here monitoring for sometime.... (pam ) a sign of how unstable the situation in lake county is ... a dog oad by kr 4's terisa estacio earlier today. here is a picture of the pup... he was singed and dehydrated but he is now being taken of care of at the clearlake veterinary clinic in lake county and is in good hands. if you recognize this pup, you can reach out to the clinic. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures

in oakland, terisa estacio kron four news (pam) new at 10. san francisco police are searching for the suspect... who severly injured a stranger's small dog. this is video of the suspect... caught on surveillance cameras. the dog... named puppet... sustained a fractured skull while being brutally kicked by the suspect ... and is recovering tonight at an emergency hospital. no word on why the suspect attacked the dog. (vicki)an uber driver in colorado is accused of shooting and killing his passenger this morning. police say 30 year old michael hancock was booked into a jail and charged with murder today. they say just before three a-m an altercation occurred in the car and multiple shots were fired.the vehicle then hit an on-ramp wall.according to emergency services, hancock did call 9-1-1 to report what happened.now, officials are trying to determine whether he was a paying customer.sonny jackson/director of communications: "we do know this individual worked for uber. we're going to determine whether he was actually on a ride, what the relatio

kron4's terisa estacio has the story.passed would crack down on restaurants- preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay. some restaurants like mcdonalds - already only offers milk and water in their kids happy meals.... the move in sacramento brough mixed reactions. 42: cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea, better for kids. we have a four year old and we have avoided sugary drinks sodas. 51 pamela granger, grandparent. i think parents should be able to choose, we need other things, there are bigger fish to fry, focus on getting kids books to read, community programs, educate them. dokhas chy. i think it should be a

kron four's terisa estacio was in the thick of it all.acio reporting) it was fun- it was festive - i really like seeing everyone so happy. some people lining the streets were locals. 8 kiran gjemre-bragg, watched paradei am from the bay area, it just a great safe parade. and others came from afar 19 beverly clark, beverly lehman, watched parade my mom came from to be here and see this, it is all just great. organizers say fifty thousand people participate in the annual parade. this marked the 48th year and about 100 thousand come out to watch. besides alot of smiles - there was a touch of something more serious - the past weeks plight of migrant children separated from parents struck a cord. there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news ( robin ) ( robin ) san francisco mayor-elect london br

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in spring valley, terisa estacio kron four news. (vicki) we now have an update on our little dog friend we rescued from the pawnee fire. today he fire. today he was reunited with his family. his "uncle" came to pick him up at the clearlake veterinary clinic. little leo spent the night before with the clinic's receptionist who gave him a bath and trimmed his nails and let him bond with her other dog. the pair became quick friends and even slept together last night. the clinic sent us an email saying they were tearing up during the reunion. (ken) new at nine... thousands of dollars worth of kitchen equipment--- that was used to feed fire victims in last year's north bay firestorm... was stolen.(vicki) the salvation army says without it, if a disaster strikes, they wouldn't be able to offer victims much of anything. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to branch leaders and joins us live from san rafael with that story.. hermela, so what would they be able to offer victims at this point? (hermela aregawi)they said at this point, they wouldn'

kron four's terisa estacio has more on the study...expert says, is the takeaway for parents. julie lythcott-haims, author, former dean of stanford "it is validating." author julie lythcott-haims is reacting to a new study out published by the american psychological assocation. the study looked at 422 children over the course of eight years and assessed them at ages 2, 5 and 10. during the study, the research team asked parents and children to play as they would at home... their findings... "helicopter parenting behavior we saw quote "included parents constantly guiding their child by telling him or her what to play with, how to play with a toty, how to clean up after playtime and being too strick or demanding." the kids reacted in a variety of ways. some became defiant, others were apathetic and some showed frustration." julie. it is like driving, you need to teach so they can grow independent. julie lythcott- haims wrote a book called how to raise an adult... breaking free of the overparenting trap and prepare your kid for success. ju

kron four's terisa has the latest on the investigation.teen page autopsy by the contra costa coroner's office... on benjamin curry. curry was a 9th grade student at san ramon valley high school. (take sound) andrew schwartz, atty. "there was a false narrative about what happened and what the school did not correct. the family is devastated to think that it was out there that their son committed suicide. and he did not. andrew schwartz represents ben curry's family. schwartz. what happens next, unclear... curry was discovered by students and staff in the deep end at the schools pool back on may 8th. at a makeshift memorial at school following his death - posters on suicide prevention were put up. many students said on camera, they believed curry had commited suicide. now, in the autopsy a much different finding... in the highly detailed report, the corner now states quote " the decedent was found under the water in the san ramon valley high school school swimming pool. althought the decedent suffered from depression, there is no indication

in oakland, terisa estacio kron four news ### a live look outside right now...we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast today. highs were much warmer and in the 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it willl remain clear this evening as offshore winds beging to blow. temperatures will be mild too with lows in the 50s and 60s. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building over the bay area. the timing is perfect bring us warm to hot temperatures this saturday and sunday. tomorrow will be hot with highs in the 90s inland, 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler on sunday with patchy coastal fog but still hot inland with some highs still in the low 90s. more clouds and cooler weather will return on monday with temperatures returning to normal in the middle of the week. <>(pam) (pam) it is the mistake everyone is talking about today... that helped lead to the warriors victory in game one

our own terisa estacio found a dog on the side of the road. the dog was dehydrated...t he is now being taken care of at the clearlake veterinary clinic in lake county. if you recognize this pup... you can reach out to the clinic. ( james ) in the east bay... a man is hospitalized after being atacked by a pit bull during a robbery in oakland. it happened on the 27-hundred block of telegraph avenue. police say the man was attacked by teh dog... and then the man who was walking the pit bull punched the victim and stole his property. the victim suffered severe injuries. there is no update on his condition this morning. the attacker is still on the loose. ( darya ) in the east bay... a former dance teacher in martinez is now sitting in jail... on sexual assault charges. daniel howarter is accused of abusing a student back in 2012. the student was 15 at the time... she came forward earlier this year. howarter was a dance instructor at in motion dance center. ( darya ) police in san francisco arrest a man for a violent home invasion robbery in the city's south beach neighborh

terisa estacio, reporting, santa rosa.i am in this neighborhood off of dutton in santa rosa, and right over there,is the santa rosa creek trail at dutton avenue... sgt. marcus sprague, santa rosa police dept. this is where one of the fires occurred right off of road along and second one just down 50 yards on the trail. we had a total of 13 fires and now looking for the publics help. sgt. marcus sprague with the santa rosa police department on these suspicious fires over the weekend. sgt. sprague. what is your biggest concern? it is getting drier. we live here, we don't want another big fire storm. we are just starting to rebuild. the sgt. says so far, their evidence points to someone or several people on bicyles. sgt. sprague. no indication of tools, but probably someone on a bike. please call if you were out saturday night around midnight. as for motive, sgt sprague says it is difficult to understand how anyone could act out like this... given the widespread devastation including the many people killed in the fires back i

our own terisa estacio found a dog on the side of the road. the dog was dehydrated... now being taken care of at the clearlake veterinary clinic in lake county. if you recognize this pup... you can reach out to the clinic. ( darya ) in the east bay... a former dance teacher in martinez is now sitting in jail... on sexual assault charges. daniel howarter is accused of abusing a student back in 2012. the student was 15 at the time... she came forward earlier this year. howarter was a dance instructor at in motion dance center. ( darya ) police in san francisco arrest a man for a violent home invasion robbery in the city's south beach neighborhood. the robbery happened on the 200 block of king street on saturday. police say kem leblanc beat and choked the 65-year-old woman who lived in the home. the woman was treated and released from teh hospital. police found le blanc at a bus stop on 5th and howard streets 24 hours after the attack. he is facing several charges that include elder abuse. ( darya ) a big story this morning... the highest court in the land is about to go

(catherine) kron4's terisa estacio is in the north bay tonight... talking to some of the many residents whose lives were affected by the fires. (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) too close to call.. that's still the refrain regardingthe race for san francsico mayor... and the gap between candidates london breed and mark leno... keeps getting tighter. today... the city has released some new'numbers on the latest count.. (vikki) and from the looks of it... it could still be some time before we know who will be the next mayor.... kron4's charles clifford joins us live now from san francisco with the latest tallies. (vicki) famed chef, author and storyteller anthony bourdain is dead at 61. the cause of death has been confirmed as a suicide. fans and colleagues around the world have been expressing their love and support. that includes here in san francisco... one of bourdains favorite places. owners of the swan oyster depot here on polk street say they've been getting inundated with calls from people who want to come in and visit the restaurant as a wa

kron four's terisa estacio spoke with police who say... the teen had even planned to use guns... those used in the colorado massacre. terisa estacio police confirm to kron four news that the teen was working on an elaborate violent plan... and he reportedly called it - columbine 2.0. he planned to carry out his plot, alledgely on april 20, 2021, 22 years after columbine.police also confirm to kron four news that in a search of the teen's home, they found a tactical vest, camouflage helmet and a toy shotgun. police say the male - a freshman at california high school in san ramon tried to enlist a fellow student, and that person contacted authoritites. this is district spokesperson elizabeth graswich with the san ramon valley unified school district. elizabeth graswich, district spokesperson. we took immediate actions and the student is no longer at the district. the student acted well and we encouarge all students to do this and it works for the safety of all. (continue vo) san ramon (continue vo) san ramon police tell kron four news that the student reportedly had a list of targe

did ánot commit suicide.( darya ) as kron four's terisa estacio reports....n benjamin curry. curry was a 9th grade student at san ramon valley high school. (take sound) andrew schwartz, atty. "there was a false narrative about what happened and what the school did not correct. the family is devastated to think that it was out there that their son committed suicide. and he did not. andrew schwartz represents ben curry's family. schwartz. what happens next, unclear... curry was discovered by students and staff in the deep end at the schools pool back on may 8th. at a makeshift memorial at school following his death - posters on suicide prevention were put up. many students said on camera, they believed curry had commited suicide. now, in the autopsy a much different finding... in the highly detailed report, the corner now states quote " the decedent was found under the water in the san ramon valley high school school swimming pool. althought the decedent suffered from depression, there is no indication the decedent intended to drown himslef." furthermore, this

in santa rosa, terisa estacio kron four news ### (ken)(ken) (ken) in southern california -- roads were closed and evacuations ordered after a brush fire erupted in los angeles county today. the stone fire started off winds and hot temperatures fueled the flames. it quickly spread -- scorching about 200 acres. s firefighters worked to put out the blaze. officials urged people near the fire to get out of the area. although it is unclear, if any homes or businesses were impacted. the cause of the fire hasn't been released. (vicki) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the ero...(ken) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we had a mix of clouds and sunshine with cooler temperatures. highs today were in 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. after a hot start to the weekend, temperatures will be cooling down over the next couple of days. on the satellite image you can see a couple of low pressure centers spinnng off the coast. while most of the energy from these storms will stay far to the north, they will preven

next week. ( pam) ( pam) a dog found on the side of the road in lake county earlier today by kron4's terisa estacio is now at a clinic. here is the little guy ... adorable.. this pup is now at the clearlake veterinary clinic in lake county and in good hands. if you recognize this dog, you can reach out to the clinic. (pam) in the east bay, just before the fourth of july holiday, a massive amount of illegal fireworks have been taken off the streets.(ken) during a raid, oakland police confiscated almost two tons of the explosives.kron 4's justine waldman has details on the man arrested for allegedly selling them and shows us the stash. plus, a look at the fireworks the dublin police department just seized. this is what a street value of almost $50,000 of illegal fireworks looks like.inside brown boxes in this locker at the alameda county sheriff's officesits 3,420 pounds of explosives confiscated by police..42-55 felicia aisthrope / oakland police department sot there is up to a $10,000 fine for using illegal fireworksoakland police followed up on a tip about a man selling illegal fireworks o

kron4's terisa estacio has more.ng sugary drinks with kids meals... only water and milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered, but only upon request. it is all in an effort to combat obesity and diabetes - research shows kids get a lot of unwanted sugar that gives them extra unhealthy calories that puts them at risk for a lifetime of problems including cardiovascluar issues and tooth decay. some restaurants like mcdonalds - already only offers milk and water in their kids happy meals.... the move in sacramento brough mixed reactions. 42: cass golden, parent. i think it is a great idea, better for kids. we have a four year old and we have avoided sugary drinks sodas. 51 pamela granger, grandparent. i think parents should be able to choose, we need other things, there are bigger fish to fry, focus on getting kids books to read, community programs, educate them. dokhas chy. i think it should be a choice. however, nutritionists say it is a step in the right directio

a dog found on the side of the road in lake county earlier today by one of our reporters- terisa estacio... is now at a clinic. she was covering the lake county fire ... when she saw the dog on the side of the road, and rescued it.. here is the little guy ... adorable.. this pup was singed and dehydrated but is now at the clearlake veterinary clinic in lake county and in good hands. if you recognize this dog, you can reach out to the clinic -- for more information just log on to kron4 dot com... (vicki) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood.. on your phone and online at kron-4 dot com. you will also find full forecasts and current conditions and get breaking news push alerts with our app. you can download it today. (pam) in the east bay, just before the fourth of july holiday, a massive amount of illegal fireworks... taken off the streets.(vicki) during a raid, oakland police confiscated almost two tons of the explosives. kron 4's justine waldman has details on the man arrested for allegedly selling them and shows us the us, a look at the fireworks the dublin police d

kron four's terisa estacio reports on how the puppies are revering. natural sound - "this is chloe" four month old chloe - a shepard and husky mix sat sweetly in chair - she looked at first like a typical pup, but right there on the side of her mouth, a deep scar from getting part of her jaw cruelly removed with some type of tool. nancy malley, alameda county district atty. "with this task force, we are going to find out who did this and what we are going to do with that person or persons." chloe and two other puppies were discovered last sunday and monday by a homeless man at the corner of 89th and g street in oakland. they were under trash in a garbage can. they were bleeding, one was covered with shards of glass. now the hunt is on to find out who tortured and mutilated these pups. rebecca katz, oakland animal services. "this was foot cut off, is doing remarkable well, considering." a new 15 thousand dollare reward is now being offered that would lead to the prosecution of a suspect. in addition to the horrible crimes committed on these vulnerable

kron four's terisa estacio has a closer look at some of the buildings that are almost complete.fortunate, blessed, lucky." dan bradford is the first person to rebuild and return to coffey park... in santa rosa, and soon he won't be the only one. in the coffey park neighborhood, two more homes are nearing their final inspection phase... and santa rosa officials say more completed homes are on the horizon. you can see for yourself progress being made in the area... an area that looked like a war zone just 8 months ago, when the north bay fires tore through the area - dealing a fatal blow to practically everything in its path. here's a look at what is on the board now... according to the santa rosa resilient city fire recovery progress chart ... they have a 5 point phase mapped out. currently, 2,199 lots have completed their debris removal step, several hundred are in varrying stages of permit process... and 204 are currently under construction. dan bradford. it is great. it is dan bradford. it is great. it is great being back iny house. bradford says his next door neighbor is expe

as kron four's terisa estacio reports-- the family is now demanding answers to their son's tragic deathio reporting) this is the sixteen page autopsy by the contra costa coroner's office... on benjamin curry. curry was a 9th grade student at san ramon valley high school. (take vo)curry was discovered by students and staff in the deep end at the schools pool back on may 8th. at a makeshift memorial at school following his death - posters on suicide prevention were put up. many students said on camera, they believed curry had commited suicide. now, in the autopsy a much different finding... in the highly detailed report, the corner now states quote " the decedent was found under the water in the san ramon valley high school school swimming pool. althought the decedent suffered from depression, there is no indication the decedent intended to drown himslef." furthermore, this death will be classified as an accident." in addition, the report continues to include this revelation.... that during the investigation, a school resource officer reviewed surveillance video of the schools pool. he st

effect for the walker ridge and indian valley reservoir areas. ( darya ) we have an update on the dog terisahas been reunited with his family. his name is "leo." he spent wednesday night with the clearlake veterinary clinic's receptionist... who gave him a bath and trimmed his nails. the clinic sent us an email saying... the staff was tearing up during the reunion. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the salvation army is now in need of help... after thousands of dollars worth of kitchen equipment is stolen. ( james ) and after the break... police have released surveillance video-- they hope will lead to an arrest in a hit-and-run-- that seriously injured a family of four and a pedicab driver in san francisco maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) major hot spot in livermore wb 580 before 84. accident blocking several lanes (dave)a robust warming trend will take place beginning today and continuing into saturday as high pressure build

kron-4's terisa estacio has the latest from his election headquarters. ( robin ) our election coverageontinues at kron-4 dot com. there you there you can monitor results from the races across the bay area and the state. also get push alerts on key races right to your phone with our kron-4 mobile app. ( robin ) for the second week in a row police are investigating a death that happened at the zuckerburg san francisco general hospital. police were notified monday morning of the death of a hospital patient. this is less than a week after the body of ruby anderson was found in a plant building. anderson had been reported missing on may 20th from the hospital. ( robin )a northern california teacher who accidentally fired a gun inside a classroom... will not face any charges. it happened in monterey county in march when dennis alexander was demonstrating gun safety. the district attorney's office announced tuesday that alexander did not commit a crime when he fired into a ceiling. prosecutors also say alexander didn't violate any laws when he allowed students to take selfies with his gun. ca